OTL Election maps resources thread

Thande · Mar 10, 2018

Alex Richards said:
Worcestershire is updated.

Worcestershire unusually has results and maps going back to at least the 90s on its website, so I want to do those at some point just to take advantage of it.

TheHambone12 · Mar 10, 2018

I still gotta update Pennsylvania. Since they've redrawn their CDs and all.

Deblano · Mar 12, 2018

Fed · Mar 12, 2018

The Colombian legislative elections of 2018 (in this case only the lower house):

Alex Richards · Mar 13, 2018

Surrey is now updated.

Thande · Mar 13, 2018

Alex Richards said:
Surrey is now updated.

I haven't been posting maps for a bit as I am collating all the data before I begin, but I am alphabetically up to Kingston-on-Thames now in London boroughs.

kodak · Mar 14, 2018

Reagent said:
Ok, quick tutorial time:

Do you still have this tutorial image?

Nanwe · Mar 18, 2018

Finally finished the Italian map - I haven't yet changed the FdI colours, although I will do it once I also write the description - which might have to wait a bit since tomorrow I'm going to Brussels.

Thande · Mar 19, 2018

Very nice work @Nanwe !

The lines in the north still seem a bit too spidery, but I'm blowed if I can think of a better way of doing it, and the important thing is it doesn't obscure the overall national picture - which it doesn't.

Oryxslayer · Mar 19, 2018

Couple of rough maps I made for Atlas ahead of the Illinois Primary - R vs D primary votes mapped by county and congressional districts D v R, in both 2016 Presidential and 2014 Gubernatorial. The maps were created quickly with little care for quality, so the district map for instance is just a recolored DRA screenshot.

Oryxslayer · Mar 22, 2018

Follow-up to my previous post, analysis's of Illinois election Results:

^ This one was hell to create, had to go around to each county board for a bunch of districts, discovered a bunch of well...weird ones.

Analytical Engine · Mar 22, 2018

My word, Chicago is very Democratic.

Though, that could just as well be a map of the level of corruption in the city.

Utgard96 · Mar 22, 2018

Analytical Engine said:
My word, Chicago is very democratic.

Today in sentences that demonstrate the value of proper capitalisation.

Analytical Engine · Mar 22, 2018

Utgard96 said:
Today in sentences that demonstrate the value of proper capitalisation.

Ok, fine, nitpicker-person.

Oliver · Mar 23, 2018

The local election in The Hague two days ago at the neighbourhood level, and that of four years ago for comparison. I fear it suffers for the Irish Disease: too much green! I've had to change the Islamic parties to shades of purple or I would've had to make five distinguishable shades of green.

Analytical Engine · Mar 23, 2018

M A X I M U M G R A N U L A R I T Y

Oliver · Mar 23, 2018

Analytical Engine said:
M A X I M U M G R A N U L A R I T Y

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Thande · Mar 25, 2018

Oliver said:
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Interesting, I wouldn't have expected local-specific parties would be that big in the Netherlands.

Riley Uhr · Mar 27, 2018

Oliver said:
Not the Chamber's uninominal districts but still interesting: how Italians abroad voted. That is, for as far as it's been counted.

Again, the three main colours are self-explanatory, but in some countries Italians voted differently:

In the Dominican Republic, Argentina and Uruguay, Italians voted for the Associative Movement Italians Abroad

In Venezuela, Paraguay and Chile, they voted for the Tricolour Union Latin America

And, my favourite, in Myanmar Italians voted for More Europe

New Zealand voting for the 5-star movement for some reason gave me a laugh.

Thande · Mar 29, 2018

Have finally managed converting all the data for the last 54 years' worth of London local elections to spreadsheet format.

Now I can actually make some more maps...