Politics
Red State or Blue?
Lawyers are one of the most highly opinionated groups on the face of the earth. In fact, by reputation and rumor, they are second only to mothers-in-law. And if there's anything opinionated people (and opinionated lawyers in particular) love to debate, it's politics.
The data included here comes from a number of sources:
- 2004 Presidential election data for the county in which the law school is located came from http://www.washingtonpost.com/ and http://www.uselectionatlas.org/USPRESIDENT/ (a/k/a David Leip's election page)
- Data on law schools and the counties in which they are located came from the Places Rated Almanac, or from county web pages, (e.g., http://www.ci.laramie.wy.us/).
| Washington DC | American | 80% Democrat in 2004
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Catholic | |
| D.C.L.S | ||
| George Washington | ||
| Georgetown Howard |
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| Berkeley CA | Cal Berkeley | 75% Democrat in 2004
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| Cambridge MA | Harvard | |
| Malibu CA | Pepperdine | |
| New Orleans LA | Tulane, Loyola | |
| Newton MA | Boston College | |
| Philadelphia PA | Penn, Temple | |
| San Francisco CA | USF, Hastings, Golden Gate |
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| St. Louis MO | St. Louis,Wash. U | |
| Arlington VA | George Mason | 70% Democrat in 2004
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| Chicago IL | U Chicago, DePaul | |
| IIT-Kent, Loyola | ||
| J.Marshall, N'western | ||
| Denver CO | Colorado, Denver | |
| Detroit MI | Det. Mercy, Wayne St | |
| Milwaukee WI | Marquette | |
| Portland-OR | Lewis & Clark | |
| Richmond VA | Richmond | |
| Stanford CA | Stanford | |
| Ann Arbor MI | U Michigan, Ave Maria | 65% Democrat in 2004  |
| Boston MA | Boston U, Suffolk New Eng., N'eastern |
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| Cleveland OH | Case, Cleveland St. | |
| Durham NC | Duke, NC Central | |
| Ft Lauderdale FL | Nova S'eastern | |
| Iowa City IA | U Iowa | |
| Los Angeles CA
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UCLA, Loyola, USC, Southwestern |
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| Madison WI | U Wisconsin | |
| Providence RI | Roger Williams | |
| Santa Clara CA | Santa Clara U | |
| Seattle WA | U Wash., Seattle U | |
| Springfield-MA | Western New Eng. | |
| St. Paul MN | Hamline, Wm. Mitchell | |
| Athens GA | U Georgia | 60% Democrat in 2004  |
| Atlanta GA | GA St., J. Marshall | |
| Chapel Hill NC | UNC -- Chapel Hill | |
| Columbia SC | U South Carolina | |
| Davis CA | Cal - Davis | |
| Des Moines IA | Drake | |
| Eugene OR | U Oregon | |
| Jackson MS | Mississippi College | |
| Lawrence KS | U Kansas | |
| Minneapolis MN | U Minn., St. Thomas | |
| Pittsburgh PA | Pittsburgh, Duquesne | |
| Tallahassee FL | Florida State | |
| Toledo OH | U Toledo | |
| Villanova PA | Villanova | |
| Wilmington DE | Widener | |
| Austin TX | U of Texas | 55% Democrat in 2004  |
| Baltimore MD | U MD, U Baltimore | |
| Bloomington-IN | Indiana U | |
| Carbondale IL | Southern IL | |
| Columbus-OH | Ohio State | |
| Coral Gables FL | U Miami | |
| Gainesville FL | U Florida | |
| Grundy VA | Appalachian | |
| Hamden CT | Quinnipiac | |
| Hartford CT | UConn | |
| Lansing MI | Michigan State | |
| Memphis TN | Memphis State | |
| Miami FL | U of St. Thomas | |
| Nashville TN | Vanderbilt | |
| New Haven CT | Yale | |
| Portland-ME | U of Maine | |
| South Royalton VT | Vermont | |
| Tucson AZ | U of Arizona | |
| Vermillion, SD | U of South Dakota | |
| Buies Creek NC | Campbell | 50% Republican in 2004 50% Democrat in 2004
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| Champaign-Urbana | U of Illinois | |
| Charlottesville VA | U of Virginia | |
| Columbia MO | U of Missouri | |
| Dallas TX | SMU | |
| Dayton OH | U of Dayton | |
| Honolulu HI | U of Hawaii | |
| Indianapolis IN | U of Indiana | |
| Kansas City MO | U Missouri KC | |
| Louisville KY | U of Louisville | |
| Macon GA | Mercer | |
| Missoula MT | U of Montana | |
| Morgantown WV | West Virginia U | |
| Moscow ID | U of Idaho | |
| South Bend IN | Notre Dame | |
| Orlando FL | Barry, FAMU | |
| Sacramento CA | Pacific - McGeorge | |
| Baton Rouge LA | Louisiana State | 55% Republican in 2004  |
| Birmingham AL | Samford | |
| DeKalb IL | Northern IL | |
| Fayetteville AR | U of Arkansas | |
| Harrisburg PA | Widener, Penn St. | |
| Houston TX | U Houston, S. Texas, Texas Southern |
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| Laramie WY | U of Wyoming | |
| Lexington KY | U of Kentucky | |
| Lincoln NE | U of Nebraska | |
| Salem OR | Willamette | |
| San Antonio TX | St. Mary's | |
| St. Petersburg FL | Stetson | |
| San Diego CA | USD, Cal. Western Thomas Jefferson |
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| Spokane WA | Gonzaga | |
| Topeka KS | Washburn | |
| Valparaiso, IN | Valparaiso | |
| Winston-Salem NC | Wake Forest | |
| Costa Mesa CA | Whittier | 60% Republican in 2004  |
| Ft. Worth TX | Texas Wesleyan | |
| Fullerton CA | Chapman | |
| Grand Forks ND | U of North Dakota | |
| Highland Hts. KY | Northern Kentucky | |
| Jacksonville FL | Florida Coastal | |
| Knoxville TN | U of Tennessee | |
| Omaha NE | Creighton | |
| Oxford MS | U of Mississippi | |
| Salt Lake City UT | U of Utah | |
| Tempe AZ | Arizona State | |
| Tuscaloosa AL | U of Alabama | |
| Lexington VA | Washington & Lee | 65% Republican in 2004
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| Little Rock AR | U of Arkansas | |
| Norman OK | U of Oklahoma | |
| Oklahoma City OK | Oklahoma City | |
| Tulsa OK | U of Tulsa | |
| Virginia Beach VA | Regent | |
| Waco TX | Baylor | |
| Williamsburg VA | William & Mary | |
| Lubbock TX | Texas Tech | 75% Republican in 2004
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| Provo UT | Brigham Young U |
