Top 23 maps and charts that explain the results of the 2016 US Presidential Elections
We know the results on the 2016 US Presidential elections for a few days. Now that the emotions calmed down it’s time to analyse it. These 23 maps and charts will help you understand it.
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23. The results of the 2016 US presidential elections
source: 270towin.com
22. And some more details on the results
source: Economist
21. County-level results by population density
source: Wall Street Journal
20. Trump vs. Clinton: a year at the polls
19. Where each candidate outperformed election forecasts
source: Metrocosm
18. How have events shaped the Clinton-Trump race?
source: Scienceblog
17. Counties where Trump increased Republican vote
source: BBC
16. How Trump pushed the election map to the right
source: New York Times
15. Political polarization in the US is worse than ever
source: Vox
14. All Presidential Election Results 1789-2012
source: Metrocosm
13. How much of the US population voted for each candidate?
source: Metrocosm
12. What Trump and Hillary Spent vs Every General Election Candidate Since 1960
source: Metrocosm
11. The demography of the votes
source: Economist
10. Median age of residents per county
source: Business Insider
9. Unemployment rate per county between 1990-2013
source: Huffington Post
8. Income inequality per state
7. This how the US economy splits in half
6. Median income for millennials
5. How much is $100 really worth in each state? (what is the cost of living in each state)
4. Racial composition of political parties
3. The largest immigrant population in each state in 1910 and 2010
source: PEW research center
2. Gun ownership by state
source: Business Insider
1. Percentage of residents who said their state was the best to live in
source: USA Today
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