Miles' Election Map Thread

[Miles]

^ Yes, but the LA Times is keeping an interactive map over here.

[Miles]

A few TX maps:

Bexar County




Travis County

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Interesting that Bexar has a number of precincts with no votes cast.

[Miles]

^ Some were just empty, but my shapefile was slightly old, so maybe a few that just didn't match up.

[Torie]

^ Yes, but the LA Times is keeping an interactive map over here.

Trump carried my old precinct in Orange County by but 3 points, at least a 7 point swing to Clinton from 2012. That is no surprise. The precinct has next to no working class white voters, and is highly educated, with a fair number of high income Asians.

[Miles]

Luzerne County

[Miles]

Cook, DuPage, and Lake Counties

[LLR]

Could I request Hamilton County, Ohio?

[Green Line]

Cook, DuPage, and Lake Counties

God bless Mt. Greenwood! LOL

[libertpaulian]

Do you happen to have Lake County, Indiana?

[Miles]

^ Not ATM, but can look into it!

[Miles]

Salt Lake County, UT

I was expecting more green for McMullin...only a few precincts.

[jamestroll]

Thanks Miles!

Can you do St Louis County, MO?

[Miles]

FWIW, HRC carried Salt Lake City itself with 66% to Trump's 16% and McMullin's 11%.


I'll have to look for St. Louis shapefiles, but it works I'll post it.

[RI]

FWIW, HRC carried Salt Lake City itself with 66% to Trump's 16% and McMullin's 11%.

I'll have to look for St. Louis shapefiles, but it works I'll post it.

In my experience, St. Louis County is a pain for this.

[Skye]

FWIW, HRC carried Salt Lake City itself with 66% to Trump's 16% and McMullin's 11%.


I'll have to look for St. Louis shapefiles, but it works I'll post it.

Hey! Do you know what the results of the City were for Romney v. Obama? I'm interested in those.

[Fuzzybigfoot]

FWIW, HRC carried Salt Lake City itself with 66% to Trump's 16% and McMullin's 11%.


I'll have to look for St. Louis shapefiles, but it works I'll post it.

Hey! Do you know what the results of the City were for Romney v. Obama? I'm interested in those.

It was probably 60%-40% Obama, or something close to that.  It was about 68%-29% in 2008.

[Miles]

I'm waiting on a few more counties for PA by municipality:

[ProgressiveCanadian]

She did terrible in Pennsylvania.

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

She did terrible in Pennsylvania.

She got margins that should have been enough in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, but they weren't because she seemed to just assume the suburbs would go for her without any effort. While that was true in the inner suburbs (which is why she came within 50k votes of winning the state), the outer ones (Allentown, Lackawanna, Luzerne, and so on) it wasn't true. Plus the T turned out in record numbers for Trump. The growth of the cities in PA even as rural areas shrink could mean that this result is just a "last hurrah" for the state's conservatives though.

[Miles]

Ohio by town:

[Miles]

ILLINOIS

HRC - 55.8%
TRUMP - 38.8%



SENATE
DUCKWORTH - 54.9%
KIRK - 39.8%



COMPTROLLER
MENDOZA - 49.4%
MUNGER - 44.4%



HRC (blue) vs DUCKWORTH (red)




HRC (blue) vs MENDOZA (red)

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Kirk is such an embarrassment to the Illinois Republican Party.

[Miles]

Orange County CA President

Clinton - 50.9%
Trump - 42.4%

[Sbane]

Love how solid Irvine is. You can definitely have a Democratic congressional district anchored by Irvine, Costa Mesa, Laguna Beach, Tustin and Aliso Viejo. Throw in some of Santa Ana and Garden Grove and you seal the deal. And getting rid of Royce in north OC shouldn't be so hard either....California should get rid of the redistricting commission for congressional districts (keep it for state assembly and state senate though).