U.S. Presidential Election 2016 (Cartogram)
Results mapped at county level showing the candidate with the largest vote share in each area. Via viewsoftheworld.net Related posts:
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Results mapped at county level showing the candidate with the largest vote share in each area. Via viewsoftheworld.net Related posts:
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While some U.S. states consistently have Democrat or Republican victories, other swings between the two parties. Here the U.S. presidential voting history science in 1789.
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