Post random maps here

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My map's still here.

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I'll repost this.

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A quite easy one :

Population density of each state.

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Non-political.  Shades not related to each other (so New Mexico isn't an "intense" Utah or something).  Florida and North Dakota colored using ugly colors for a reason.

We're gonna need a hint with this one.

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Dave Freudenthal versus a moderate Republican?

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Non-political.  Shades not related to each other (so New Mexico isn't an "intense" Utah or something).  Florida and North Dakota colored using ugly colors for a reason.

We're gonna need a hint with this one.

If you were to color the United States as a whole, it would be yellow-green, as it has been since 2000.  From 1962 to 1999, it was cyan.

Victoria, Australia is red.

WANT TO KNOW THIS ONE !!!

How about I tempt you with Europe?



I had to make certain... allowances... or else every country would have a different color, basically.  This map reflects most recent year for which there is data.  White countries have no available data.

And I just realized that the countries colored purple on this map like Texas might not be purple.  Blast   Oh well, too lazy to fix.

Slams head against wall.

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Non-political.  Shades not related to each other (so New Mexico isn't an "intense" Utah or something).  Florida and North Dakota colored using ugly colors for a reason.

We're gonna need a hint with this one.

If you were to color the United States as a whole, it would be yellow-green, as it has been since 2000.  From 1962 to 1999, it was cyan.

Victoria, Australia is red.

WANT TO KNOW THIS ONE !!!

How about I tempt you with Europe?



I had to make certain... allowances... or else every country would have a different color, basically.  This map reflects most recent year for which there is data.  White countries have no available data.

And I just realized that the countries colored purple on this map like Texas might not be purple.  Blast   Oh well, too lazy to fix.

Slams head against wall.

In 1990, my house would've been colored the same color as Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Dakota, and Virginia

Jas's house was orange at some point.

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On December 13, 2009, we all wake up to find that Dave has switched the colors on Atlas. The 2008 map looks like this:

Nightmare. I hate conventional American colors that seems totally ridiculous : in all the civilized countries, LEFT IS RED and RIGHT IS BLUE. Why should it be different in the USA ? ? ?

It doesn't really matter.

The US never had an "official" color scheme for the longest time. It just so happened that most of the TV networks used red for Republican and blue for Democrat in 2000. With the controversy, many commentators began referring to states as "red states" and "blue states". So the colors stayed that way out of habit from then on.

But again, colors are colors. I could us neon pink for Republicans and purple polka-dots for Democrats.

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A map similar to my previous ones. It should be very easy :

Independent : 30.8%, 180 EVs
Democratic : 30.8%, 176 EVs
Republican : 30.8%, 175 EVs

1912?

Right year. Can you tell more about it ?

A theoretical exact tie?

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Inspired by Antonio's map:

PV

Republican: 33.12%  202 EVs
Democrat: 33.12%  198 EVs
Independent: 33.12%  138 EVs

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Sorry, already done.

Here's an easy very easy one :

Democrat : 33.12%, 202 EVs
Republican : 33.12%, 195 EVs
Independent : 33.12%, 141 EVs

All that math for nothing