State,Math,Reading,Combined,Color,Obama,McCain,% split
National Average,280,220,500,,,,
Alabama ,266,216,482,red,"811,510","1,263,741",22
Alaska ,283,214,497,red,"80,340","136,348",26
Arizona,276,210,485,red,"870,883","1,035,915",9
Arkansas ,274,217,491,red,"418,049","632,672",20
California,270,209,479,blue,"6,219,123","3,777,314",24
Colorado ,286,224,510,blue,"1,179,180","1,005,492",8
Connecticut ,282,227,510,blue,"943,819","606,268",21
Delaware ,283,225,508,blue,"247,386","151,667",23
District of Columbia ,248,197,445,blue,"210,403","14,821",86
Florida ,277,224,501,blue,"4,130,898","3,930,143",2
Georgia ,275,219,494,red,"1,827,111","2,034,966",5
Hawaii ,269,213,482,blue,"298,621","110,848",45
Idaho,284,223,507,red,"235,219","400,989",25
Illinois,280,219,500,blue,"3,293,340","1,975,801",25
Indiana,285,222,507,blue,"1,367,503","1,341,667",1
Iowa ,285,225,510,blue,"818,240","677,508",9
Kansas,290,225,515,red,"499,979","685,541",16
Kentucky ,279,222,501,red,"751,515","1,050,599",17
Louisiana ,272,207,480,red,"780,981","1,147,603",19
Maine,286,226,512,blue,"414,734","291,329",17
Maryland ,286,225,511,blue,"1,419,334","882,142",23
Massachusetts ,298,236,534,blue,"1,891,083","1,104,284",26
Michigan,277,220,497,blue,"2,867,680","2,044,405",16
Minnesota ,292,225,517,blue,"1,573,260","1,275,370",10
Mississippi ,265,208,473,red,"519,897","686,605",14
Missouri ,281,221,501,red,"1,436,814","1,442,673",1
Montana,287,227,514,red,"229,725","241,816",3
Nebraska ,284,223,507,red,"315,913","439,421",16
Nevada ,271,211,482,blue,"531,884","411,988",12
New Hampshire ,288,229,517,blue,"384,591","316,937",9
New Jersey ,289,231,519,blue,"2,085,051","1,545,495",15
New Mexico ,268,212,479,blue,"458,754","340,857",15
New York,280,224,504,blue,"4,357,360","2,573,368",25
North Carolina ,284,218,502,blue,"2,123,395","2,109,402",1
North Dakota ,292,226,518,red,"141,113","168,523",8
Ohio ,285,226,511,blue,"2,708,988","2,502,218",4
Oklahoma ,275,217,491,red,"502,286","959,645",32
Oregon,284,215,499,blue,"914,274","661,276",16
Pennsylvania ,286,226,513,blue,"3,192,316","2,586,496",11
Rhode Island ,275,219,494,blue,"281,209","157,317",28
South Carolina ,282,214,495,red,"850,121","1,018,756",9
South Dakota ,288,223,512,red,"170,884","203,016",8
Tennessee ,274,216,490,red,"1,093,213","1,487,564",15
Texas ,286,220,505,red,"3,521,164","4,467,748",11
Utah ,281,221,502,red,"301,771","555,497",29
Vermont,291,228,519,blue,"203,937","96,456",35
Virginia ,288,227,515,blue,"1,905,517","1,703,424",6
Washington ,285,224,509,blue,"1,256,013","883,422",17
West Virginia ,270,215,485,red,"301,438","394,278",13
Wisconsin ,286,223,509,blue,"1,670,474","1,258,181",13
Wyoming ,287,225,512,red,"80,496","160,639",32
Off Topic » in reply to too big, but here's the data in csv, just copy paste into a .csv file and open in excel
dang HZ jumbled it, trying again.
The whole thread (21 posts)
- Voting and the average IQ per state
- And this will help bring the country together how?
- anybody can draw pictures, got any data to back that up?
- btw, your propoganda is a 4 yr old rehash
