VoteHub has launched a new interactive national precinct map for the 2024 election. The map is designed to provide a granular look at the US Presidential election results, allowing users to explore the data at the most detailed level possible.
The 2024 Election at a Precinct Level is a goldmine for election junkies, providing several features that go beyond simply showing who won which state. Users can explore results, compare them to the 2020 and 2016 presidential elections to understand vote shifts, and even see how different demographic groups voted using advanced statistical methods.
One of the most innovative features is the vote density mode, which allows users to see election data in three dimensions. This mode visually represents the concentration of votes, rather than just the geographic size of an area, which helps to illustrate the adage that "land doesn’t vote; people do."
The map also boasts a powerful set of filtering and selection tools. You can filter the map by state, county, metro area, city, and even specific congressional and legislative districts. By simply entering the name of the area you're interested in, you can instantly view the aggregate results for that entire area.
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