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Mr.Buttocks · 11-10-2004, 05:46 AM

(Feel free to butcher me with words if this has been posted before!)

I thought this map was quite interesting. It's a 3D map of county results. Higher = larger population.

[img]http://www.esri.com/industries/elections/graphics/results2004_lg.jpg[/img]

Here's another one.

[quote="The guy that made the map":1e781]
"Using final vote percentages from electoral-vote.com, I made a map showing the percentage of "red" voters in each state along with the percentage of "blue" voters. The color on top of each state shows the party that won that state's electoral votes. (Note: this is not perfectly scientific, as my approximations were made by eye, but I tried to be as accurate as possible for the purpose of this exercise.)"[/quote:1e781]

[img]http://www.reichnation.com/upload/store/20041110_map2.gif[/img]

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Mr.Buttocks is Offline Major General Posts: 12,924 Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: The Continent of Africa	11-10-2004, 05:46 AM (Feel free to butcher me with words if this has been posted before!) I thought this map was quite interesting. It's a 3D map of county results. Higher = larger population. [img]http://www.esri.com/industries/elections/graphics/results2004_lg.jpg[/img] Here's another one. [quote="The guy that made the map":1e781] "Using final vote percentages from electoral-vote.com, I made a map showing the percentage of "red" voters in each state along with the percentage of "blue" voters. The color on top of each state shows the party that won that state's electoral votes. (Note: this is not perfectly scientific, as my approximations were made by eye, but I tried to be as accurate as possible for the purpose of this exercise.)"[/quote:1e781] [img]http://www.reichnation.com/upload/store/20041110_map2.gif[/img]