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Description 2010ElectoralCartogramGott.png |
English:
Gott and Colley's Electoral Cartogram showing the electoral votes apportioned to each state as a result of the 2010 Census. Note that the cartogram is topologically correct in that any state that borders another state in reality borders that state on the cartogram, and wherever multiple states meet at a point in reality, they also do so on the cartogram. The color map uses a
4-color system
, which because of the topological correctness, could be applied to a standard geographic map as well. A
previous version
of this cartogram (reflecting the 2000 apportionment) was published in
Mathematical and Computer Modeling
. This image, and a monochrome version will be maintained at
http://www.colleyrankings.com/cartogram2010
, where one may also expect to find polling and election information in 2012.
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Author | Wes colley |
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