Analysis of who won what demographics/territories in Texas Governor race

This mostly focuses on Perry, but it links to 'patchwork nation' breaking down who won what, and mentions Medina (briefly). I quote not the beginning, but the part about Medina:

" When we look at the GOP primary results through the lens of Patchwork Nation, we see that Perry performed best in the counties classified as the big-city “Industrial Metropolis,” winning 62 percent of that vote. This includes the state’s biggest prize, Harris County, which holds Houston. The suburban “Monied ’Burbs” and the “Minority Central” counties, which have large African-American populations, were the next-strongest performers at 58.4 and 57.2 percent, respectively.

Perry also managed to win 50 percent of the vote or more in the “Military Bastions,” which are located on or near bases for the armed forces; the “Boom Towns,” which grew during the early 2000s; and the socially conservative “Evangelical Epicenters.”

He fell below 50 percent in the Latino-heavy “Immigration Nation” counties, the small-town “Service Worker Centers,” the sparsely populated “Tractor Country” locations, and in the aging “Emptying Nests.” The last three location types would seem like natural bases of strength for the governor – small-town and conservative – but he lost votes there to Ms. Medina – a meagerly funded candidate who was backed by US Rep. Ron Paul (R) of Texas and who wound up being a favorite of tea-party activists by Election Day.

The vote for Hutchison, meanwhile, went from 24 percent in the “Monied ’Burbs” to 34 percent in the “Military Bastions” and “Emptying Nests.” Her 27 percent showing in Harris County, given its size, was considered disappointing..."

http://patchworknation.csmonitor.com/csmstaff/2010/0312/afte...