Post random maps here

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Try to guess the significance of this map... note the differing percentages.

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Try to guess the significance of this map... note the differing percentages.

The largest states by area are the most Republican, and the smallest are the most Democratic.

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Try to figure out the significance of this map.

The colors mean something, though aren't related to party affiliation.

Should be pretty easy.

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Try to figure out the significance of this map.

The colors mean something, though aren't related to party affiliation.

Should be pretty easy.

Took me a second, Gubernatorial Map Blue: (2009, 2013) Yellow: (2011, 2015) Green: (2010, 2014) Red: (2008, 2012) Gray: (Every 2 Years 2010, 2012, 2014)

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2012 Election
Try to figure it out!
Colors are relevant but not party affiliation.

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This map is all about me:

Best guess... Green: Where you've lived

Yellow: Where you've visited

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Try to guess the significance of this map:

The colors are interchangeable, and the meaning of the map is purely historical (not political).

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2012 if Colorado voted for an independent candidate:

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Ready for Hillary

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America with Australian Parties

2013 Presidential Election

Liberal- 222 EV- 32.02%
Labor- 206 EV- 33.38%
Country- 77 EV- 4.29%
Greens- 13 EV- 8.65% (Fights for DC statehood, and is supported by Hawaiian Asian American communities)
Katter's Australian Party- 1.04% (Centered around coal mining areas in KY &WV)- 13 EV[/color
Palmer United Party- 5.49%  (Supported mainly by Mormons, in their calls for greater state devolution.)- 6EV

Nice map!

Why did ME-01 vote the way it did?

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Theoretical nation-wide jungle primary held today:

Hillary Clinton 28% 450 EV
Bernie Sanders 16% 57 EV
Donald Trump 11% 21 EV
Ben Carson 5% 0 EV
Jeb Bush 5% 10 EV
Marco Rubio 3% 0 EV
Ted Cruz 3% 0 EV
Scott Walker 3% 0 EV
Carly Fiorina 3% 0 EV
John Kasich 2% 0 EV
All others<2%

Dems only get 44% of PV?

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Primary (up to Super Tuesday) map time! These are for the 2016 elections. Guess the candidates by color.

Republicans:

Democrats:

GOP -

Green is Bush
Yellow is Trump
Blue is Cruz

Democrats -

Red is Bernie
Green is Joe
Blue is Hillary

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Darth has it right on the money except for the green GOP candidate.

Rubio? Paul?

It's Kasich.

Interesting. If I had to guess, I suppose Kasich probably wins the nomination, as he's the only moderate-y candidate left and will hence probably win most of the Northeast, Midwest, and Pacific (and he's the candidate you're endorsing ).

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The Favorite Sons

✓ Julian Castro (D-TX)/Bill Nelson (D-FL)
Chris Christie (R-NJ)/Mike Pence (R-IN)

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Try to solve this one. It's both political and historical in nature (the colors represent parties and the shades are relevant).

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222 - 202 - 114

Truly a random map.

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Highest percentage winners in each state, post-WWII.

Johnson '64: 17 States
Nixon '72: 11 States
Reagan '84: 10 States
Eisenhower '52: 4 States
Obama '08: 3 States + D.C.
Thurmond '48: 3 States
Eisenhower '56: 2 States

Extremely interesting.

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If the EVC had purple, my masterpiece would have been truly complete. Alas, this won't happen anytime soon. It's interesting, though, that although orange isn't available in the calculator you can get it by messing with the url.

Do not fear! Simply access the map URL and replace all of the beginning text up to "AL" with the following:

Code:

https://uselectionatlas.org/TOOLS/genusmap.php?type=mock&year=2016&off=0&ev_c=0&ev_p=0&pty=2&

You will (a) be able to access Puerto Rico and (b) be able to use colors such as purple and tan. The color codes are as follows:

0 - Gray
1 - Red
2 - Blue
3 - Green
4 - Yellow
5 - Orange
6 - Purple
7 - Tan
8 - Purplish gray
9 - Purple again (same as 6)
10 - Different shade of tan
11 and everything above - Purple again (same as 6 and 9)
Something that is not a number - White

In order to access Puerto Rico, add this code at the end of your url (fill in blanks with numbers):

Code:

&PR=_;_;_

Here is a map with Maine in purple and Puerto Rico in tan:

The mysteries of Dave Leip's US Election Atlas are infinite.

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Sen. Evan Bayh / Sen. Thad Cochran [DEM] 29.7% votes, 16 States
Sen. Olympia Snowe / Gov. Tim Pawlenty [REP] 24.8% votes, 13 States
Rep. Dennis Kucinich / Rep. Bernie Sanders [SDP] 15.6% votes, 5 States + DC
Rep. Barack Obama / Sen. John McCain [IND] 12.7% votes, 6 states
Gov. Michael Bloomberg / Mr. Mark Zuckerberg [IND] 10.9% votes, 3 States
Gov. Brian Schweitzer / Rep. Jay Nixon [POP] 3.9% votes, 6 States
Gov. John Huntsman / Mr. Mitt Romney [MDP] 1.4% votes, 2 States

Fun!

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52.2%-46.1%

348-190

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45.2%-38.4%-16.0%

345-129-64

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2008:

✓ Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY)/Governor Joe Manchin (D-WV)
Senator John McCain (R-AZ)/Governor Tim Pawlenty (R-MN)

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2016:

✓ Former Secretary Hillary Clinton (D-NY)/Governor Jay Nixon (D-MO)
Former Governor Jeb Bush (R-FL)/Governor Sam Brownback (R-KS)
Businessman Donald Trump (I-NY)/Former Governor Sarah Palin (I-AK)

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Average of 2008 and 2012 Elections:

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2016:

✓ Former Secretary Hillary Clinton (D-NY)/Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) - 270 EVs
Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL)/Governor Susana Martinez (R-NM) - 134 EVs
Senator Ted Cruz (T-TX)/Senator Jeff Sessions (T-AL) - 134 EVs