Google Trends Map Thread

TwiliAlchemist

TwiliAlchemist

Here we go. A thread for all those Google Trends maps that have appeared in the Alternate Electoral Maps thread. You can put your google trends maps and Alternate Google Trends maps that may exist in your timelines.
 
Hulkster'01

Hulkster'01

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Oryxslayer

I guess I throw this in from the other thread - its point about posting timestamps is still valid:

Oryxslayer said:
I mean, you guys should probably make sure you have a good timespan you are measuring on Google Trends. Or at least post what timeframe you are measuring since results can vary a lot. For Example:

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1 Week and 90 Days

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1 Year

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5 Years
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The British Empire

The British Empire

1788-89 Google Trends Election (Trend is from March 3, 2008 to April 3, 2008):

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Former United States Ambassador to the United Kingdom John Adams - Federalist - 48.9% - 276 EV
Governor of New York George Clinton - Anti-Federalist - 0.1% - 0 EV
Senior Officer of the United States Army George Washington - Non-Partisan (Aligns with Federalist) - 51% - 262 EV

1792 Google Trends Election (May 1 to June 1, 2008):

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Vice President John Adams - Federalist - 26.8% - 3 EV
Governor of New York George Clinton - Democratic-Republican - 0.1% - 0 EV
President George Washington - Non-Partisan (Aligns with Federalist) - 73.1% - 535 EV

1796 Google Trends Election (August 15, 2004 to October 29, 2005):

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Former President George Washington - Non-Partisan - 53.4% - 535 EV
President John Adams - Federalist - 10.4% - 0 EV
Former Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson - Democratic-Republican - 36% - 3 EV
Other - 0.2% - 0 EV
 
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Codae

The British Empire said:
1788-89 Google Trends Election (Trend is from March 3, 2008 to April 3, 2008):

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Former United States Ambassador to the United Kingdom John Adams - Federalist - 48.9% - 276 EV
Governor of New York George Clinton - Anti-Federalist - 0.1% - 0 EV
Senior Officer of the United States Army George Washington - Non-Partisan (Aligns with Federalist) - 51% - 262 EV

1792 Google Trends Election (May 1 to June 1, 2008):

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Vice President John Adams - Federalist - 26.8% - 3 EV
Governor of New York George Clinton - Democratic-Republican - 0.1% - 0 EV
President George Washington - Non-Partisan (Aligns with Federalist) - 73.1% - 535 EV

1796 Google Trends Election (August 15, 2004 to October 29, 2005):

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Former President George Washington - Non-Partisan - 53.4% - 535 EV
President John Adams - Federalist - 10.4% - 0 EV
Former Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson - Democratic-Republican - 36% - 3 EV
Other - 0.2% - 0 EV
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The site isn't letting me look at the maps.
 
The British Empire

The British Empire

1800 Google Trends Election: February 27, 2008 - March 22, 2008:

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President John Adams - Federalist - 50% - 282 EV
Vice President Thomas Jefferson - Democratic-Republican - 50% - 256 EV

1804 Google Trends Election: January 1, 2004 - January 4, 2019 (Edited because only 4 or 5 states were filled out, I colored the rest of them according to red state or blue state status, and VPs were used, this time Pinckney v. Clinton):

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President Thomas Jefferson/Former Governor of New York George Clinton - Democratic-Republican - 44.7% - 426 EV
Former Ambassador to France Charles Pinckney/Former Ambassador to the United Kingdom Rufus King - Federalist - 55.2% - 112 EV

1808 Google Trends Election, March 19, 2004 - April 21, 2004 (Edited, reason listed above):

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Secretary of State James Madison/Vice President George Clinton - Democratic Republican - 96% - 495 EV
Former Ambassador to France Charles Pinckney/Former Ambassador to the United Kingdom Rufus King - Federalist - 4% - 43 EV
 
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