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nicolas.kruchten.com
Recently I made some maps of the 2013 Montreal municipal elections, showing voting results down to the ballot-box level, using data from the Montreal Open Data Portal. It turns out, however, that not all of the ballot boxes in that data set are associated with a small geographical area like the ones shown in my by-ballot-box map, and furthermore, those ballot boxes have very different numbering schemes than the ones that do match up with small block-sized areas, numbers like 901 and 601 and 001A instead of small numbers from 1 to 100ish, like the others.So what gives? These results appear to be from the early-voting polls, which, given that there are fewer of them, cover a larger area per ballot box. In this post I take a look at how leaving this data out of... |
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electproject.github.io
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raphael.slinckx.net
Today was election day in Belgium! It turns out that my area uses the electronic voting, unfortunately I can only hope that WYSIWYV ! |
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sotn.newstatesman.com
Though polls almost always narrow just before an election, 2024 is not normal. |
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