Maps of the Lesotho Legislative Election, 2007

[kireev]

I've got more maps + statistics on my website http://www.electoralgeography.com/en/countries/l/lesotho/2007-legislative-election-lesotho.html

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I love your site. I always go there to check the latest results- there or wiki.

[kireev]

Thank you! You are also more than welcome to use the Forum!

Btw, are you really 14 and live in Riyadh?

I love your site. I always go there to check the latest results- there or wiki.

[kireev]

BTW, please tell me: are these the first electoral maps of Lesotho ever made???

I've got more maps + statistics on my website http://www.electoralgeography.com/en/countries/l/lesotho/2007-legislative-election-lesotho.html

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Yes, I am really 14 and live in Riyadh.

I believe those are the first electoral maps of Lesotho I have seen to date- Wikipedia has next to no info on Lesotho elections, even the 2007 article is a stub. I have not seen any other maps of Lesotho elections to date.

A comment to additions to the site, if I may- You should try to add the 1980 and 1995 Quebec independence referendums.

[kireev]

So you are a Canadian living in Riyadh at 14 and you are interested in internatilnal elections? There's gotta be some interesting story behind it :-)

Yes, I do have the detailed results and maps of the Quebec referendums and I am kidding you not, but Quebec was the next territory I was going to add on "Electoral Geography." It will be there soon!

Yes, I am really 14 and live in Riyadh.

I believe those are the first electoral maps of Lesotho I have seen to date- Wikipedia has next to no info on Lesotho elections, even the 2007 article is a stub. I have not seen any other maps of Lesotho elections to date.

A comment to additions to the site, if I may- You should try to add the 1980 and 1995 Quebec independence referendums.

[minionofmidas]

So you are a Canadian living in Riyadh at 14 and you are interested in internatilnal elections?

No, he's a Frenchman living in Riyadh at 14 and he is interested in international elections.

Opposition wins capital, gets owned in countryside... pretty much the default result for a Third World election in a country without major cleavages.

[Hash]

Both. French and Canadian. 1 parent is Quebecois, other is pure French. I know it's confusing, I can choose which nationality I am how I feel like it. Mostly I say "French" since there's too much Canadians here (yeah, most are Arab-Canadians).