From the Working Families Party department of targeting, here are maps of turnout percentage (pdf) and Craig Johnson's percentage of the vote (pdf) in the recent State Senate special election on Long Island.
Serious number junkies will want to look at the pdf versions, but the basic breakdown is blue means a high percentage on both maps, green is a medium percentage and yellow is a low percentage.
Turnout first:
Craig Johnson (D-WFP) is running in a February 6th special election for an open New York State Senate Seat in northwestern Nassau County.
The Johnson campaign has the momentum and has gotten a slew of new endorsements in the last few days. Adding to the efforts of groups like the Communications Workers of America (more on that further down) are the Nassau County Police Benevolent Association, which has over 2,000 members and is the largest law enforcement union on Long Island, and SEIU Local 32BJ, which has 60,000 members in New York and is the largest private sector union in New York and the largest property service workers union in the United States.
Details on the endorsements, a TV ad and a way to help after the break.
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