Party strongholds. In these 31 US States, the same political party has won every presidential election from 1992-2012
“If my math is correct, Blue states total electoral votes = 239 Red states total electoral votes = 102 That is a huge difference”–schlmitty
1997 Welsh devolution referendum : I agree/do not agree that there should be a Welsh Assembly
“And it was a knife-edge vote. The overall position was No until the last to declare (Carmarthenshire) changed it to Yes.
The winning margin was 6721 votes out of 1.1 million cast”–church_of_cod
Australia 1984 federal election primary vote
“Sadly we will probably never see this again. More older people than younger and people don’t care about the truth”–white_dolomite
Try to impeach this? A redesign of the now-infamous 2016 election map, focusing on votes instead of land area
“It’s still crazy to me that people in rural areas thought a sleezy business man from New York was going to help them out. Cool map though.”–rgloque21
US votes scaled to population
“Finally, a “land size scaled to per something” map that isn’t horrible to look at”–DanishRobloxGamer
Largest Racial/Ethnic Group and Religious Group by County and 2016 Presidential Results
Partisan Value Index map of Australia after the last two elections
“Labor is more widely supported, but coalition is more concentrated”–CheeseMaster404v2
UK 2017 General Election results, old fashioned poster
“Scottish Tories saved May’s arse”–3V3RT0N
Results of the 1984 United States Presidential election by county. The most lopsided election in history, the only state Reagan failed to win was his opponent’s, Minnesota
“His opponent, Walter Mondale, ended up losing the U.S. Senate election in Minnesota in 2002 (as he was rushed onto the ballot after the incumbent Senator and Democratic candidate Paul Wellstone died in a plane crash merely 11 days before the election)”–ShredderZX
“Turnout varies a lot across countries. In some municipalities of Slovakia it was as low as 5%”–Bezbojnicul
This includes stricter gun laws for the non-EU state in today’s referendum. Switzerland used to have a more liberal gun policy in the past. The country now can remain part of the Schengen and Dublin agreement
“That’s a surprisingly large margin, I was expecting either a ‘No’ win or a very narrow Yes win at 51-54%”–MyHouseisBoiningDown
“An interesting phenomenon that can be observed here, is that in all provincial elections since Trudeau’s 2015 federal election conservatives have been winning majorities”–SaxManSteve
“Must suck to be president when you have to travel to 10,000 different islands”–rackstoday
“I can see why it’s so low in Galicia, Catalonia, Canarias, Basque Country and Navarre, since they all have a form of nationalism/regionalism completely opposed to Spanish ultranationalism”–Sayresth
