Uniform swings for 2014 elections

[Adam Griffin]

Since it was brought up in the previous thread about maximizing counties for losing candidates, I figured we could start a thread for making hypothetical maps of losing candidates winning instead (based off of 2014 election results and with uniform swings in each county).

Guidelines: give the losing candidate a 0.01% victory over the real-life winner by applying a uniform swing to each county (in GA/LA, apply a swing to give real-life losing candidate 50.01%). Assume that 100% of the swing comes from actual 2014 voters voting for the opposite candidate (total # of votes stays the same compared to RL election). In contests where there were three fairly competitive candidates, feel free to do so for one or both losing candidates.



Rather "impressed" with how little the overall map changes in terms of counties won. Carter picked up 10 counties with a paltry combined population of 127,732. Carter also wins the state while still losing Gwinnett by 1 point.

[Adam Griffin]

What font does Atlas use in the boxes? I'm trying to do something similar to what you did.

Times New Roman (12pt)