An Extremely Detailed Map of the 2016 Presidential Electionnytimes.com 13 pointsjontayesp8 years ago3 commentsSaveHideCopy link On HNComments−herrrk8yBlue districts are almost always close to red districts (by driving distance), but some red districts are really far away from blue districts.−api8yWith the exception of college towns it's an almost perfect map of population density.−fallingfrog8yExcept for New England, especially Vermont.
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Blue districts are almost always close to red districts (by driving distance), but some red districts are really far away from blue districts.
With the exception of college towns it's an almost perfect map of population density.
Except for New England, especially Vermont.