Tag: 2024 US elections

The 2024 U.S. Presidential Election Mapped at the Precinct Level

Published on by Jonathan Crowe
Screenshot of VoteHub’s precinct-level map of the 2024 U.S. presidential election results.
VoteHub (screenshot)

VoteHub has released a precinct-level map of the 2024 U.S. presidential election results that includes vote density as well as margin—in other words, taking into account how many votes are in a district, not just by how much (tempering the fact of winning 90% of the vote in a district with the fact that there are only 100 votes to be had in the district, say). [Maps Mania]

Meanwhile, VoteHub is also tracking the unusual and hinky attempts at gerrymandering U.S. congressional districts outside the usual census cycle, with a map showing which states are involved and what the potential impact might be.

2024 U.S. Presidential Election: Over- and Underperforming the 2020 Results

Published on by Jonathan Crowe
CNN

I haven’t seen many maps of the 2024 U.S. presidential election results, but then I haven’t been looking very hard for them either. Last week, CNN posted some charts and maps showing where the candidates under- or overperformed relative to the 2020 election. “Perhaps it shouldn’t be surprising that in the states where the campaign was the most hotly contested, more people voted in 2024, whereas in states where one side or the other seemed more likely to win, turnout generally dropped.”