Political Maps show governmental and administrative borders of countries, provinces, states, and counties, the location of major cities, and other political units.
Regular election result map shows who won in which U.S county but didn’t reveal the relative voting populations among each county. It can make people think that every county has an equal population. Moreover, such maps it’s not created to display the margin of victory within each county. It shows who won in a county, even if they won by just one vote.
Read MoreSTATE DEM % REP % DIFF EV CUSTOM DC 86 4 D+82 3 DC CA 61 18 D+43 55 CA
Read MoreResults: Clinton – 218 Trump – 276 Votes: Clinton: 59,163,539 Trump: 59,027,749 Via aljazeera.com Related post: – Electoral Map Upon Trump’s
Read MoreThis map shows Google search interest in voting-related issues across the United States at city level. Cities only show up
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Source: unknoun. Paler shade = electors chosen entirely or in part by the state legislature and not, or not wholly,
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www.nytimes.com 2016 Presidential Election Results InsideGov | Graphiq Election results where states that neither candidate got the majority of votes
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Read MoreTrump – 18 – Arizona – Florida – Georgia – Indiana – Maryland – Michigan – Minnesota – New Mexico
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Results may fluctuate throughout the day. Votings ends on November 4th, 2016 Source: www.vote.studiesweekly.com
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