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  1. Matt Matt

    Pictured: Map of the 2012 election where incumbent president Barack Obama (blue) defeated Republican nominee Mitt Romney (red) with just over half of the popular vote. I'm not trying to make a point with this or anything, I just think it's interesting to look at. http://rainbowdash.net/url/852914

    Tuesday, 08-Nov-16 19:08:18 UTC from web
    1. Cerulean Spark Cerulean Spark

      @mrmattimation Population Distributions are complicated.

      Tuesday, 08-Nov-16 19:11:28 UTC from web
      1. Matt Matt

        @ceruleanspark they sure are. Most of Virginia is red on this map but the state ended up going to Obama because of how densely populated the northern counties are.

        Tuesday, 08-Nov-16 19:12:35 UTC from web
        1. Cerulean Spark Cerulean Spark

          @mrmattimation I'm sure if I could be bothered I'd find a blue Austin in an otherwise solid red Texas.

          Tuesday, 08-Nov-16 19:13:36 UTC from web
          1. Matt Matt

            @ceruleanspark Yup! http://rainbowdash.net/url/852915

            Tuesday, 08-Nov-16 19:14:54 UTC from web
            1. Cerulean Spark Cerulean Spark

              @mrmattimation Surprised that the rich end of Long Island is blue to be honest.

              Tuesday, 08-Nov-16 19:16:18 UTC from web
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      dokidoki dokidoki

      @mrmattimation You can tell where Florida turns into NY with this map rather effectively.

      Tuesday, 08-Nov-16 19:12:58 UTC from gs.smuglo.li
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      takeshitakenji takeshitakenji

      @mrmattimation I'm surprised that so much of Alaska is blue.

      Tuesday, 08-Nov-16 19:53:39 UTC from gs.kawa-kun.com