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State of the States

Friday, December 12, 2003

34 days to Iowa and the silly season is in full swing. Now seems like a good time to change our focus to what promises to be a tumultuous election season.

Our redesign is under way, but far from complete. In the upcoming days, we're going to add a full archive of older Doxagora blognotes, our links page, an articles section and, most critically, an electoral statistics center that includes state-by-state data and analyses for both the primary and general elections. In an election season where the balance of power could rest on a scant number of party delegates and state electors, it's critical to have information at that level of granularity -- something the major media hasn't provided.