Full credits to the New York Times Politics e-page for "Electoral Map: Building a Path to Victory".
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Showing posts with label election. Show all posts
Showing posts with label election. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Mapping the 2012 Election - Win Scenarios by Electoral State
Neat interactive pictorial display of potential scenarios for the 2012 Presidential race.
I particularly like the "rescrambling" of electoral wins to outplay certain voting events...
Full credits to the New York Times Politics e-page for "Electoral Map: Building a Path to Victory".
Full credits to the New York Times Politics e-page for "Electoral Map: Building a Path to Victory".
Labels:
Barak Obama,
election,
interactive,
mash-ups,
politics,
president
Wednesday, February 08, 2012
Mapping the Republican Delegate count - A Race to 1144
Here is a good link to the Republican Delegate count race to 1144 - the number required to win the GOP nomination.
Watch this space .... the interactive "play historical gains by state" make it a neat way to monitor change is delegate voting preferences by candidate & region of the country.
Watch this space .... the interactive "play historical gains by state" make it a neat way to monitor change is delegate voting preferences by candidate & region of the country.
Taken from the NY Times Politics section for the 2012 election.
Labels:
election,
New York Times,
politics
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