I'm afraid not, but Virginia was one of the few states to actually keep redistricting after every census, so it could have been far worse.Interesting to see the pre-Reynolds district lines - do you know how the populations of the various districts looked? I can imagine the disparities being somewhat horrific.
This is the motto of the American South, isn't it?it could have been far worse
Just asking, is there a Maryland precinct map I can play with? I could make do with a county map if no precinct map is available.
The reason I asked is because I can't seem to use DRA without my computer crashing. But @JZTessler provided usable data sets, so thank you for recommending him.If you are just looking for a map to play around with, there is always DRA. However, if you want more recent precinct maps, I recommend @JZTessler on Twitter. If you want a file that can be opened in GIS, just google 'Maryland Precinct shapefile' and you will get Marylands official gis page, md.gov/imap
Well, there were never Austro-Hungarian elections - there were Austrian (or Cisleithanian) ones, Hungarian ones, and Croatian ones. The latter have some decent maps on Wikipedia.Has anyone ever done a map of Austro-Hungarian elections? Is it even possible to attempt one?
This is basically my reaction:Apologies if this has been posted before, but I was really struck by how this 1990 Arizona Referendum on whether or not MLK day should be a state holiday lines up so closely with the 2018 Senate election - all the No counties went for McSally and all the Yes counties went for Sinema.
Has anyone made a map of the European Parliament elections by subdivision in each country?