http://eyeonwilliamson.org/?p=3283 Keeping An Eye On Williamson County, Texas Sun, 05 Sep 2010 18:07:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://eyeonwilliamson.org/?p=3283&cpage=1#comment-13394 Texas Progressive Alliance Bloggers Talk Turkey « Texas Liberal Thu, 20 Nov 2008 20:36:38 +0000 http://eyeonwilliamson.org/?p=3283#comment-13394 [...] Dembones at Eye On Williamson maps the Democratic resurgence in Williamson County in The color purple. [...] [...] Dembones at Eye On Williamson maps the Democratic resurgence in Williamson County in The color purple. [...]

]]> http://eyeonwilliamson.org/?p=3283&cpage=1#comment-13387 Dig Deeper Texas » Texas Progressive Alliance Roundup Wed, 19 Nov 2008 14:50:00 +0000 http://eyeonwilliamson.org/?p=3283#comment-13387 [...] Dembones at Eye On Williamson maps the Democratic resurgence in Williamson County in The color purple. [...] [...] Dembones at Eye On Williamson maps the Democratic resurgence in Williamson County in The color purple. [...]

]]> http://eyeonwilliamson.org/?p=3283&cpage=1#comment-13381 Eye on Williamson » Texas Blog Round Up (November 17, 2008) Mon, 17 Nov 2008 14:52:09 +0000 http://eyeonwilliamson.org/?p=3283#comment-13381 [...] Dembones at Eye On Williamson maps the Democratic resurgence in Williamson County in The color purple. [...] [...] Dembones at Eye On Williamson maps the Democratic resurgence in Williamson County in The color purple. [...]

]]> http://eyeonwilliamson.org/?p=3283&cpage=1#comment-13379 DaveS Sat, 15 Nov 2008 21:39:12 +0000 http://eyeonwilliamson.org/?p=3283#comment-13379 Also, while your statewide map correctly colors Dallas County blue, but you also have either the county north of it, Collin, or the county south of it, Ellis, blue. But both of them are deep red. Only Dallas County went Democratic in all of North Texas.If I've become color blind or erred in any other way in submitting this correction and the one above about El Paso County, please accept my apologies. Also, while your statewide map correctly colors Dallas County blue, but you also have either the county north of it, Collin, or the county south of it, Ellis, blue. But both of them are deep red. Only Dallas County went Democratic in all of North Texas.If I’ve become color blind or erred in any other way in submitting this correction and the one above about El Paso County, please accept my apologies.

]]> http://eyeonwilliamson.org/?p=3283&cpage=1#comment-13378 DaveS Sat, 15 Nov 2008 21:04:31 +0000 http://eyeonwilliamson.org/?p=3283#comment-13378 Thanks for the great maps, but unless I've had too much to drink, El Paso County in your map of Texas is colored red and it should be dark blue. Thanks for the great maps, but unless I’ve had too much to drink, El Paso County in your map of Texas is colored red and it should be dark blue.

]]> http://eyeonwilliamson.org/?p=3283&cpage=1#comment-13372 Eye on Williamson » The numbers show Williamson County is trending blue, but will it continue? Thu, 13 Nov 2008 17:46:57 +0000 http://eyeonwilliamson.org/?p=3283#comment-13372 [...] improving their numbers over the last two election cycles.  As pointed out so well yesterday by Dembones awesome map, and similarly in today’s article in the AAS, Is Williamson turning blue? Although Barack [...] [...] improving their numbers over the last two election cycles.  As pointed out so well yesterday by Dembones awesome map, and similarly in today’s article in the AAS, Is Williamson turning blue? Although Barack [...]

]]> http://eyeonwilliamson.org/?p=3283&cpage=1#comment-13369 IrvingDem Wed, 12 Nov 2008 14:55:48 +0000 http://eyeonwilliamson.org/?p=3283#comment-13369 Looks like the area around Southwestern University was blue or at least a deep shade of purple. Praise the Lord for liberal arts universities that challenge people to think and care about others! I just went to homecoming this past weekend at SU and the support for Obama was overwhelming among the current students and alums--I only saw one McCain-Palin campaign sign on campus. The sense of optimism and hope were manic and should bode well for the future of the county, state and nation. Looks like the area around Southwestern University was blue or at least a deep shade of purple. Praise the Lord for liberal arts universities that challenge people to think and care about others! I just went to homecoming this past weekend at SU and the support for Obama was overwhelming among the current students and alums–I only saw one McCain-Palin campaign sign on campus. The sense of optimism and hope were manic and should bode well for the future of the county, state and nation.

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