OTL Election maps resources thread
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Industrial areas, unsurprisingly - the gap between the Vienna Basin and the Mur/Mürz valley in Styria is obscured by the map but being apart from Linz and its surroundings the only ones of any size in the country historically SPÖ strength was very heavily concentrated in them. Carinthia and Burgenland, on the other hand, are and were very much local cases.
Austrian Election maps, a followup to my German Maps!
The results presented are not compete, there are still about 800,000 postal votes to be counted later in the week. Expect results to change, but not by much. These are the Present Results, followed by the ORF projected results after all ballots have been counted :
Light Green was used for PILZ on polls before the election, and it is a handy substitute for white - which can't be used to show margin of support.
All data comes from:
https://wahl17.bmi.gv.at/index.html
http://orf.at/wahl/nr17/#projection
As before, the margin of victory and regional maps will come later.
The results presented are not compete, there are still about 800,000 postal votes to be counted later in the week. Expect results to change, but not by much. These are the Present Results, followed by the ORF projected results after all ballots have been counted :
ÖVP: 31.4%-----------31.6%
FPÖ: 27.4%-------------26%
SPÖ: 26.7%-----------26.9%
NEOS: 5%--------------5.1%
PILZ: 4.1%-------------4.3%
Greens: 3.3%-----------3.9%
FPÖ: 27.4%-------------26%
SPÖ: 26.7%-----------26.9%
NEOS: 5%--------------5.1%
PILZ: 4.1%-------------4.3%
Greens: 3.3%-----------3.9%
Light Green was used for PILZ on polls before the election, and it is a handy substitute for white - which can't be used to show margin of support.
All data comes from:
https://wahl17.bmi.gv.at/index.html
http://orf.at/wahl/nr17/#projection
As before, the margin of victory and regional maps will come later.
I decided to take some election maps to last night's branch Labour meeting so I could demonstrate what we're up against, but I saw the 2017 results of the local elections hadn't been filled in so I had a go myself.
I was very distressed to learn one of the Conservative gains in Lincoln was Literally A Guy I Knew At Uni.
I was very distressed to learn one of the Conservative gains in Lincoln was Literally A Guy I Knew At Uni.
Thande
Donor
Would you mind posting the consolidated vote figure so I can add the pie chart to that? Or is it on Wiki?
Conservative: 53.5%
Labour: 18.9%
UKIP: 7.5%
Liberal Democrat: 5.4%
Green: 1.5%
Independent: 6.7%
Lincolnshire Independent: 6.3%
BNP: 0.03%
Thande
Donor
Good, I'll add that and your map to our file on AJRElectionMaps if you have no objection, I will credit you for the 2017 map.
Lincolnshire may as well be re-named Toryshire East-East-Central.
Could you do one by the White population of High School only, Bacholors and Bachelors plus since education is actually the strongest predictor of trump support not income.
@Reagent I was also wondering if you have good enough data to map out the 2016 vote by education. Or religion.
