So how are the foursquare check-ins breaking down? Studying the http://elections.foursquare.com/ site (powered by foursquare, designed by JESS3), we are seeing it as a little more dispersed than you might have guessed. Specifically:

48,949 total check-ins
23,256 different venues
58% male
42% female

The big guns…
1. California: 7,074 check-ins
2. New York: 5,941 check-ins
3. Pennsylvania: 2,377 check-ins
4. Florida: 2,374 check-ins
5. Illinois: 2,275 check-ins
6. Texas: 2,106 check-ins

The middle of the country represents…
1. Ohio: 1,735
2. Michigan: 1,702
3. Wisconsin: 1,541
4. Minnesota: 1,179

The second largest cluster behind the “big guns” are…
1. Georgia: 1,991 check-ins
2. Virgina: 1,637 check-ins
3. Maryland: 1,454 check-ins
4. Massachusetts: 1,408 check-ins

Check-ins from places you might have not expected to be checking in…
1. Colorado: 502 check-ins
2. Nebraska: 278 check-ins
3. Nevada: 281 check-ins
4. Idaho: 163 check-ins
5. New Mexico: 116 check-ins
6. Hawaii: 108 check-ins
7. South Dakota: 93 check-ins
8. Alaska: 64 check-ins
9. North Dakota: 57 check-ins
10. Wyoming: 20 check-ins
11. Montana: 18 check-ins

We look forward to analyzing the data further and against national polling data and the actual election results as it all becomes available.

Anything stand out to you? We’d love to hear from you.

Written by: Leslie Bradshaw | President & COO, JESS3

Tags: Election 2010, foursquare, i voted, leslie post