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» Over Represented Rural Areas from BOPnews
You think Map day only lasts 24 hours? Wrong! Cartographers party like its 1599! Here's yet another look at the United States, and a suggestion for reforming the electoral college (hint: it overweights rural areas): Click for larger map Advantages... [Read More]

Tracked on Nov 5, 2004 6:02:35 AM

» Fun with Maps from Stalking The Geek Within
Barry Ritholtz has a great blog called The Big Picture. He has an entry showing a bunch of maps related to the election.... [Read More]

Tracked on Nov 5, 2004 9:15:58 AM

» Fun with Maps from Stalking The Geek Within
Barry Ritholtz has a great blog called The Big Picture. He has an entry showing a bunch of maps related to the election.... [Read More]

Tracked on Nov 5, 2004 9:18:23 AM

» Values from Half Changed World
I found some more maps of the Presidential vote at the Big Picture. [Read More]

Tracked on Nov 5, 2004 9:51:57 PM

» We've gone Map Crazy! from BOPnews
Map day has become Map Weekend! Here they are in all their cartographic glory: All the election map post-mortems. (They were just lying around the internet gathering dust anyway). These graphic representations of the election's outcome are thought prov... [Read More]

Tracked on Nov 6, 2004 6:37:37 AM

» Map-Mania from Wendy's Blog: Legal Tags
It's time to trade our national obsession with electoral-vote.com for a new craze -- maps visualizing where the votes really came from. The Big Picture has assembled a collection of maps with population, geography, and a bit of political black humor. T... [Read More]

Tracked on Nov 6, 2004 11:19:52 AM

» Map-Mania from Wendy's Blog: Legal Tags
It's time to trade our national obsession with electoral-vote.com for a new craze -- maps visualizing where the votes really came from. The Big Picture has assembled a collection of maps with population, geography, and a bit of political black humor. T... [Read More]

Tracked on Nov 6, 2004 11:40:19 AM

» Election Results 2004: Maps Galore from Tech Policy
I have recommended Barry's blog before, and I would do so again. He has put together a number of maps showing the results of the 2004 U.S. Presidential Election. My favorites: Where did their votes come from? Voting: Free versus Slave States The Kids A... [Read More]

Tracked on Nov 6, 2004 11:58:10 AM

» More maps from Emergent Chaos
Bigpicture has put up 11 map links, some of which are very cool. I really like the parallel maps of 2000 vs 2004. (If you use Safari, with its transparent drag, you can produce your own overlay maps!) I... [Read More]

Tracked on Nov 6, 2004 12:41:30 PM

» Electoral Maps from Free Range Librarian
http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2004/11/weve_gone_map_c.html I try not to cross-blog too much, but this collection of electoral maps is delightful.... [Read More]

Tracked on Nov 6, 2004 1:54:18 PM

» Electoral Maps from Free Range Librarian
http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2004/11/weve_gone_map_c.html I try not to cross-blog too much, but this collection of electoral maps is delightful. I particularly enjoyed the link to how the youth voted, and the reminder that the last time youth... [Read More]

Tracked on Nov 6, 2004 1:58:01 PM

» "The First Thing I Want to Say is, 'Mandate' My Ass" from commons-blog
In the wake (or is it "aftermath"?) of the U.S. Presidential election, I've been amazed and appalled (though not particularly surprised) at the claim that a 51% to 48% majority constitutes a mandate. [Read More]

Tracked on Nov 6, 2004 2:10:40 PM

» Maps from PS
Over at The Big Picture, they've got all sorts of election maps. Writing at TCS, is tired of the Map Quest. That should satisfy your cartographic impulse for a while.... [Read More]

Tracked on Nov 7, 2004 7:31:11 PM

» Maps from PS
Over at The Big Picture, they've got all sorts of election maps. Writing at TCS, William J. Stuntz is tired of the Map Quest. That should satisfy your cartographic impulse for a while.... [Read More]

Tracked on Nov 7, 2004 7:59:26 PM

» Political cartograms from Tensegrities
Here's a very interesting set of maps depicting the election results using a "cartogram" method. There's a fairiy comprehensive set of links to various maps here. I like looking at the youth vote, myself. Also, here's a very useful site... [Read More]

Tracked on Nov 7, 2004 11:11:46 PM

» Election Maps from TigerHawk
The Big Picture has a fascinating round-up of links to "election maps". Some of them are very illuminating, and demonstrate grahically that the presentation of data can have an enormous influence on how we perceive it. [Read More]

Tracked on Nov 8, 2004 5:20:41 AM

» Map Crazy! from K-Squared Ramblings
OK, one more election-related post. This one comes from The Big Picture, and features links to various maps of election results. Comparisons of state vs. county maps, looks at which candidates were favored by people in other countries, comparisons to... [Read More]

Tracked on Nov 8, 2004 3:52:32 PM

» Quickly Now from ambivalent imbroglio
Heidi’s maps of how the electoral vote went down are awesome, and if you want a copy of the Daily Mirror’s memorable post-election cover for posterity, you can get one here. [Read More]

Tracked on Nov 8, 2004 6:38:19 PM

» Maps from PS
Over at The Big Picture, they've got all sorts of election maps. Writing at TCS, William J. Stuntz is tired of the Map Quest. That should satisfy your cartographic impulse for a while. PS [200411081932]: Okay, I couldn't resist. One more round of elect... [Read More]

Tracked on Nov 8, 2004 7:34:46 PM

» Maps and More Maps from Blogs
Have y'all seen Jesusland? I dunno. I don't think the Canadians will have us. But if you are feeling a [Read More]

Tracked on Nov 10, 2004 1:27:45 PM

» Map Fever from JunkieWire - The Joe Hill Dispatch journal of news for political junkies.
Barry Ritholtz has gone map crazy !!!!! He's posted a bunch of maps that relate to the election results. He's... [Read More]

Tracked on Nov 10, 2004 2:12:19 PM

» Map Fever from JunkieWire - The Joe Hill Dispatch journal of news for political junkies.
Barry Ritholtz has gone map crazy !!!!! He's posted a bunch of maps that relate to the election results. He's... [Read More]

Tracked on Nov 10, 2004 2:15:21 PM

» Non-SWF election maps from JD on MX
Non-SWF election maps: Election night was a good time for live data-fed SWF, because everyone was focused on electoral college tallies. Now we're seeing the second wave of visualizations, in this list at "The Big Picture" and at blogs like... [Read More]

Tracked on Nov 11, 2004 7:01:55 PM

» Stupid Letters from Horologium
Hmmm, the lefty revisionists are already working to erase some of their more embarrassing moments. Too bad the internet has some persistence. From today's Seattle Times: State Sen. Bob Morton's proposal to divide Washington into two states is a new... [Read More]

Tracked on Jul 11, 2005 8:56:08 AM