France, alternate elections - requests

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Updated 2008 map:



...and by constituency!

[Antonio the Sixth]

Fascinating map ! Could you comment it a bit for political geography n00bs like me ?

(good to see all the constituencies I've ties with are Obama strongholds, anyways )

[Hash]

Fascinating map ! Could you comment it a bit for political geography n00bs like me ?

I think the main patterns are fairly obvious on the whole. Obama dominates middle-classes, urban areas, a certain type of rural area and also does well in Parisian impoverished banlieue because he's black. Hillary does well in working-class areas, a certain type of rural area, more industrialized or low-income urban areas.

[Pingvin]

Oh, can you make a Republican 1996 or 2000?

[Hash]

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Not all that different, surprisingly.

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A bit of a weird map... but I like the end result

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Maine-et-Loire, Aveyron, Allier are pretty much too close to call.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Awesome maps.

Could you try a 2012 Bayrou vs Le Pen map ? I've heard about a political fiction book written by Dominique Paillé where those two became the frontrunners. Even though it will never happen I'd like to see what it would look like. Say Bayrou wins, but not in a too lopsided race (60-40 or something like that).

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Not all that different, surprisingly.

Indeed. It wasn't so good an idea from me

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A bit of a weird map... but I like the end result

Oh, I LOVE this and it's so accurate !
I would only have switched Tarn and Indre-et-Loire, maybe, while Creuse would have been very contested. Lot would have been the most fascinating department to investigate.
Thanks a lot for this wonderful map, Hash.
THIS alternate election would have been great, really !

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Not so sure that Royal wouldn't have done better in Languedoc, up to Ardèche, Drôme and Isère. And even in some leftist strongholds in Nord and Lorraine. But it's probably my "order" of a Bayrou winning with 53%: it was too much. Sorry.

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Maine-et-Loire, Aveyron, Allier are pretty much too close to call.

I like your Maine-et-Loire and your Allier. Aveyron, but also Lot-et-Garonne and Tarn-et-Garonne would have been possible for Bayrou. Even Morbihan, Indre or Isère...

Thanks again.

[Pingvin]

Hash, I got a request - presidential elections with 1969 referendum passed with regions by this map - http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/aa/Carte_ref_1969.JPG.

[RodPresident]

I'd like to see a Chevenement vs. Chirac in 2002.

[LastVoter]

Muclair vs Harper vs Bob Rae, let your imagination run wild for an interesting map. I suggest you keep Muclair constant and Frenchify the other two. Also tell me the assumptions you made.