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This looks really cool! Some feedback: I don’t understand exactly what the colors are. Is it 2016 results, with darker shades being more extreme? Is it 2020 po
by senkora 6y ago
This looks really cool! Some feedback:
I don’t understand exactly what the colors are. Is it 2016 results, with darker shades being more extreme? Is it 2020 polls? Something else?
I would like an option to sort alphabetically so that I can quickly find particular states. For example, it was hard for me to find PA which is very important this election, because I overestimated its turnout and had to scan through most of the list (also, yikes!).
- iisbum 6y agoThanks for the feedback, will add a FAQ or something to explain, but posting here too: Red/Blue is an indication who won that state in 2016. The shading (light -> dark) was mean't be an indicator of how much participation in the current election. The lighter the color, the closer to 100% of the 2016 voting numbers has already been achieved. Will add some sorting options!
- webmaven 6y ago> The lighter the color, the closer to 100% of the 2016 voting numbers has already been achieved. That doesn't seem quite right. But in any case, how are numbers represented that already exceed 2016's?