Atlas of the 2020 Elections

Robert H. Watrel is associate professor of geography at South Dakota State University.Kimberly Johnson Maier is instructor of geography at South Dakota State University.Ryan Weichelt is professor of geography at the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire.Fiona M. Davidson is associate professor of geography at the University of Arkansas.John Heppen is professor ofgeography at the University of Wisconsin–River Falls.Erin H. Fouberg is associate vice president for academic affairs and professor of geography at Northern State University.J. Clark Archer is professor of geography at University of Nebraska–Lincoln.Richard Morrill is emeritus professor of geography at the University of Washington.Fred M. Shelley is emeritus professor of geography at the University of Oklahoma.Kenneth C. Martis is emeritus professor of geography at West Virginia University.

• Figures and TablesPrefaceChapter 1. Introduction Chapter 2. Primary ElectionsChapter 3. The CampaignChapter 4. Outcomes Chapter 5. RegionsChapter 6. Demographics and IdentityChapter 7. Congressional Elections and Roll Call VotesChapter 8. State Elections, Local Elections and ReferendaChapter 9. Post-Election Events Chapter 10. The 2020 Election and Beyond Chapter 11. Technical Chapter IndexList of Contributors

Far more than a straight-forward spatial analysis of the vote, this atlas offers telling insights into a wide range of matters pertinent to the 2020 U.S. presidential election: campaign travel and spending patterns, the geographic language used in the debates, regional religious influences on the vote, and much more. The contributors to the atlas comprise a veritable who's who of prominent commentators on politics and electoral geography. Together they have produced a set of essays and maps that make this book an indispensable guide to one of the most consequential presidential elections of our time.