Talk Elections

Post the best, the most beautiful, the most interesting, the most impressive of Atlas' maps here. I love looking through old threads with lots of nice maps, so I figured we should have a gallery for the best of the best.

The first one in deserves to be one of Hashemite's, of course:

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One of Realistic's (2008 Democratic Pres. Primary, Cook County IL):

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and one of Shilly's (2008 Democratic Pres. Primary, Phila.):

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Fuzzy's 1936 congressional:

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Miles' central NC congressional by precinct, 2010:

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Of course, these are primaries, right?

Some of them are, but they certainly don't have to be.

I meant Chicago and Philly, specifically.

I went back over and labeled the ones that don't have a title or a key within the map itself.

That giant clump of 90% Obama precincts in South Chicago is pretty great.

It is, of course, entirely fitting that the creator of this thread would also be the creator of many of Atlas's most impressive, most intricate, and most beautiful maps.

This is a great thread.

Random coincidence.

That this is my favormap is also a random coincidence.

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I made a map of a French election once, but I doubt it still exists - like all inspired things, destroyed by the march of human edification.  If this little work of mine still lingers in some dark corner, please do not repost it here for fear of repercussions.  However, if any of you remember, you could send me a private message about it.  I'd like to gaze fondly at it again.

Shilly's 2011 precinct map of Toronto metro:

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Leftbehind's map of East Midlands local election results:

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I love the Philly 2008 precinct map! So predictable!

Here are the Washington legislative election maps for 1972, courtesy of Jackson:


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And here are the 1912 State House elections in Massachusetts, from Dallasfan:


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A gorgeous map of South Florida from the 2010 Senate election, courtesy of Realistic:

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Here's one of yours, Homely:


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I can tell where the Cubans are.

You can tell even better where the blacks are.

I wonder what the border between those 70-80% Meek districts and the 70-80% Rubio districts to the west of them is like.

The Miami River? Read all about it on wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miami_River_%28Florida%29

Look closer.  The river only forms a small part of the border Lief is talking about.

Kay, further north it's the railways along the Miami-Hialeah city line. And Rubio seems to have done better than a generic R among the Non-Cuban Hispanics.