Dallasfan65's MA Town Map Thread

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I saw a town map for the results of the various questions on the ballot this year, and it surprised me that Dedham had an exact tie on Question 4 (for those of you who don't know, that's the question about weed).

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Kind of funny that Blackstone, the only town to vote for Davis, voted Republican in 2016.

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Can anyone do a New England town map of Obama-Clinton, Obama-Trump, Romney-Clinton, Romney-Trump?

I only did Massachusetts, but I made a map of this type a few days ago for 2012-2020 voting patterns by municipality.

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I made this 2000-2016 elections swing map of Massachusetts last year, but it seems I never posted it anywhere on the forum. I picked 2000 and 2016 as elections to compare since the Democratic margin of victory in both was nearly identical (Hillary Clinton did 0.1% worse margin-wise than Al Gore), but the coalitions in each are pretty different. The most pronounced Democratic swings were in wealthy Boston suburbs and rural western MA towns with lots of Nader 2000 voters. The strongest Republican swings were in blue collar and rural/exurban areas.

Largest Democratic swing: Dover, swung 41% left (R+17 to D+26
Largest Republican swing: Acushnet, swung 53% right (D+46 to R+7)