Post random maps here

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Has nothing to do with politics

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I was just rather shocked at Vermont and Utah going to the same party :/

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Let's see if anyone figures this out.

I wanna say it has something to do with the alphabet...

Nah. What are the Congressional Districts in NE/ME, then?

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Red states are states that voted for Obama & have a population density above the national average, blue states are states that voted for Romney & have a population density below the national average, green states are states that voted for Obama & have a population density below the national average, & yellow states are states that voted for Romney & have a population density above the national average. The shading is based on the overall population of the state, with darker states having a higher population.

I'm pretty sure North Carolina should be yellow here.  There's no way it's less dense than, say, Alabama and Kentucky.

Yeah, Wikipedia has NC at 198.2 p/mi² and the US at 88.08 p/mi².