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The How and Why of Red and Blue States (interiors+sources)

Nov. 6, 2018

As the 2018 midterm election results approach, why is it that some states are called “red” and others are called “blue”? Looking at the psychology of color, can associations be made between how each party characterizes themselves and their values? 

About the Author

Kadie Yale | Former Architecture & Design Expert

Kadie Yale holds a BA in Industrial Design from San Francisco State University and MA in Decorative Art History and Theory from Parsons the New School.

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