Guess the Pattern

[nclib]

Idaho should be >90%.

[nclib]

My guess for nclib's map:

Most recent senate result from each state.


This is just a guess, however, as this doesn't seem to work for Nebraska and Maine (interestingly enough, the only two states that have presidential elections by districts).

Correct...Maine and Nebraska were mistakes...I fixed them.

[nclib]

Here's a new one...

[nclib]

That doesn't work for South Carolina.

[nclib]

Currently on the table:

nclib's Second

It's a non-political map.

[nclib]

I've got an easy political one(I think):

The blue states last went Democratic in 1964.

[nclib]

Here's a new one...

Does anyone want to guess this, or should I reveal it?

Note: it has to do with population (red and blue or arbitrary).

[nclib]

Here's a new one...

Does anyone want to guess this, or should I reveal it?

Note: it has to do with population (red and blue or arbitrary).

States with a population density of 30 people/sq. km or higher are red, less are blue

Yes - actually the red states have a density above the national average and the blue states are below.