election-atlas.ca

[adma]

Yeah, I still can't get over the dots being distracting--almost like I'd rather reverse the "view data" option in question...

[adma]

And, now seriously getting into retroactive results in preparation for the next election--to reiterate, when it comes to visually conveying electoral geography. I *still* prefer Krago-style blocks-of-colour to dots.  Or, why can't it be both-and rather than either-or, at the very least...

[the506]

If you *really* want the coloured blocks, the old site's still up:

http://www.election-atlas.ca/fed/old.php

[VPH]

And, now seriously getting into retroactive results in preparation for the next election--to reiterate, when it comes to visually conveying electoral geography. I *still* prefer Krago-style blocks-of-colour to dots.  Or, why can't it be both-and rather than either-or, at the very least...

I'm with you on that!

[Hatman 🍁]

If you *really* want the coloured blocks, the old site's still up:

http://www.election-atlas.ca/fed/old.php

Does anyone really prefer the dots to the blocks?

[Lotuslander]

If you *really* want the coloured blocks, the old site's still up:

Thanks. I tried to go to Archive.org but was not able to load any maps. I absolutely prefer colour-coded riding maps. Much easier to discern. And the old site much easier to navigate - eg. I could jump straight to a listed riding.

In any event, great site!

[adma]

One circumstance where dots *are* useful, those dreaded "400" and seniors' polls.