This is the 12th in a series of analyses of the election results to see whether or not the Cubans are abandoning the GOP. Other posts in this series can be found here. In this part I wanted to examine how the three Cuban-American congressional incumbents from South Florida fared in comparison to John McCain. In order [...]

This is the eleventh in a series of analyses of the election results to see whether or not the Cubans are abandoning the GOP. Other posts in this series can be found here. The chart above shows the 2004 and 2008 election results in the 6 zip codes I've analyzed. These are 6 of the most Cuban [...]

This is the tenth in a series of analyses of the election results to see whether or not the Cubans are abandoning the GOP. Other posts in this series can be found here. In Part 6, I analyzed the precincts that are located in the 33010 zip code. According to 2000 census estimates (the latest info I [...]

This is the ninth in a series of analyses of the election results to see whether or not the Cubans are abandoning the GOP. Other posts in this series can be found here. In Part 4, I analyzed the precincts that are located in the 33144 zip code. According to 2000 census estimates (the latest info I [...]

This is the seventh in a series of analyses of the election results to see whether or not the Cubans are abandoning the GOP. Other posts in this series can be found here. In Part 1, I analyzed the precincts that are located in the 33175 zip code. According to 2000 census estimates (the latest info I [...]

This is the seventh in a series of analyses of the election results to see whether or not the Cubans are abandoning the GOP. Other posts in this series can be found here. In Part 3, I analyzed the precincts that are located in the 33165 zip code. According to 2000 census estimates (the latest info [...]

This is the sixth in a series of analyses of the election results to see whether or not the Cubans are abandoning the GOP. Other posts in this series can be found here. Each time I will be examining a different zip code with a high proportion of Cuban-Americans living in it. This time it's 33010. As [...]

This is the fifth in a series of analyses of the election results to see whether or not the Cubans are abandoning the GOP. Other posts in this series can be found here. Each time I will be examining a different zip code with a high proportion of Cuban-Americans living in it. This time it's 33013. As [...]

This is the fourth in a series of analyses of the election results to see whether or not the Cubans are abandoning the GOP. Other posts in this series can be found here. Each time I will be examining a different zip code with a high proportion of Cuban-Americans living in it. This time it's 33144. As [...]

This is the third in a series of analyses of the election results to see whether or not the Cubans are abandoning the GOP. Other posts in this series can be found here. Each time I will be examining a different zip code with a high proportion of Cuban-Americans living in it. This time it's 33165 As [...]

This is the second in a series of analyses of the election results to see whether or not the Cubans are abandoning the GOP. Other posts in this series can be found here. Each time I will be examining a different zip code with a high proportion of Cuban-Americans living in it. This time it's 33012 As [...]

This is the first in a series of analyses of the election results to see whether or not the Cubans are abandoning the GOP. Other posts in this series can be found here.  Each time I will be examining a different zip code with a high proportion of Cuban-Americans living in it. First up is [...]