200 Versus 2016: Who Won Where?
How each of the counties voted in the 2000 United States election vs 2016. Related posts: – TrumpLand and
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Political maps
Political Maps show governmental and administrative borders of countries, provinces, states, and counties, the location of major cities, and other political units.
American nations
The July 4, America celebrates independence from Great Britain. During that time, the United States was split into 13 separate colonies, which later developed and extended into the 50 U.S. states we have nowadays. But America isn’t only made up of 50 states. It may also be a nation composed of many tribes. This can be used as a basis for the cultural divisions of America into regions.
Read MoreElectoral votes per person, by U.S. state
By Reddit user: parlezmoose
Read MoreTrumpLand and Clinton Archipelago
Hillary Clinton got nearly 2.9 million more votes than Donald Trump did. Still, Donald Trump called the majority in the Electoral College and won upset victories in the key Rust Belt region. Finally, Donald Trump got 304 electoral votes and Clinton just 227.
Read MoreRandom states of America
This interactive map creates randomly-generated state boundaries for the United States, and see who would recent presidential elections under the
Read MoreU.S.- Mexico border from west to east
The U.S.-Mexico boundary stretched from the Gulf of Mexico in the east to the Pacific Ocean in the west. It is the most frequently passed boundary in the world, with around 350 million documented crossings yearly.
Read MoreAustrian presidential election mapped by size of electorate (preliminary results)
Via austromorph.space
Read More2016 U.S. presidential election mapped
While Hillary Clinton got about 2.9 million more votes general, a margin of 2.1 percent of the total cast, Donald Trump conquered supremacy in the Electoral College, winning 30 U.S. states with 306 pledged electors out of 538, and reversed the permanent swing states of Florida, Ohio, and Iowa, as well as the “blue wall” of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania, which had been Democratic citadels in presidential elections since the 1990s.
Read MoreWhat if the European Union had “Eectoral Colleges”
A simulation of a U.S. style presidential vote using the 2014 European elections on a winner-takes-all system, with the biggest
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