French election maps

[MaxQue]

Starting again with some more EU election maps (this time from 2004).

First up, MPF.



I can explain any patterns, if needed.

Next: RPF

Why the MPF vote is so high in Ain/Jura and Var?

[MaxQue]

To continue with the EU maps,

RPF



dark gray means 0 votes, light gray means no list.

UMP



An UDF map will be coming next, because in some cases it's vital in understanding the UMP map.

I think than you forgot to finish the UMP map. Île-de-France but Seine-et-Marne is not colored.

[MaxQue]

Christine Boutin

Is it the gay-hater with the Bible?

[MaxQue]

It is me, or the Rocard 1969 maps looks like much more late maps for the PS?

[MaxQue]

Royer's map is wonderful exemple of friends and neighbours, on a large scale.

[MaxQue]

4 in 2007?
Who is the fourth one?

Antonio, Saint-Josse got like 20% in Somme, no?

[MaxQue]

That map confirms my dislike of Eastern France.

[MaxQue]

Might as well give up with my puny little constituency maps!

Please don't!

[MaxQue]

Any particular reason the cantons around Paris get so small?

It's high density suburbs.

[MaxQue]

Any particular reason the cantons around Paris get so small?

Uh, is this question for real? Because there's more population, obviously; even if cantons are badly malapportioned.

Well, for an outside POW, someone could have through they were the equivalent of US counties.
Simfan: Cantons are the districts used for electing the departmental assemblies. They are the equivalent of State House districts, exept they were draw in the early 1800's and barely redistricted since then.

[MaxQue]

There is voters in Vincennes Park?