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Winner Barack obama

Alabama
60.55% Republicans
Alaska
54.80% Republicans
Arizona
53.65% Republicans
Arkansas
60.57% Republicans
California
60.24% Democrats
Colorado
51.49% Democrats
Connecticut
58.06% Democrats
Delaware
58.61% Democrats
Florida
50.01% Democrats
Georgia
53.30% Republicans
Hawaii
70.55% Democrats
Idaho
64.53% Republicans
Illinois
57.60% Democrats
Indiana
54.13% Republicans
Iowa
51.99% Democrats
Kansas
59.71% Republicans
Kentucky
60.49% Republicans
Louisiana
57.78% Republicans
Maine
56.27% Democrats
Maryland
61.97% Democrats
Massachusetts
60.65% Democrats
Michigan
54.21% Democrats
Minnesota
52.65% Democrats
Mississippi
55.29% Republicans
Missouri
53.76% Republicans
Montana
55.35% Republicans
Nebraska
59.80% Republicans
Nevada
52.36% Democrats
NewHampshire
51.98% Democrats
NewJersey
58.38% Democrats
NewMexico
52.99% Democrats
NewYork
63.35% Democrats
NorthCarolina
50.39% Republicans
NorthDakota
58.32% Republicans
Ohio
50.67% Democrats
Oklahoma
66.77% Republicans
Oregon
54.24% Democrats
Pennsylvania
51.97% Democrats
RhodeIsland
62.70% Democrats
SouthCarolina
54.56% Republicans
SouthDakota
57.89% Republicans
Tennessee
59.48% Republicans
Texas
57.17% Republicans
Utah
72.79% Republicans
Vermont
66.57% Democrats
Virginia
51.16% Democrats
Washington
56.16% Democrats
WestVirginia
62.30% Republicans
Wisconsin
52.83% Democrats
Wyoming
68.64% Republicans

Republican
Democrat

2016 Elections Data

State	Republicans	Democrats
Alabama	60.55%	38.36%
Alaska	54.80%	40.81%
Arizona	53.65%	44.59%
Arkansas	60.57%	36.88%
California	37.12%	60.24%
Colorado	46.13%	51.49%
Connecticut	40.73%	58.06%
Delaware	39.98%	58.61%
Florida	49.13%	50.01%
Georgia	53.30%	45.48%
Hawaii	27.84%	70.55%
Idaho	64.53%	32.62%
Illinois	40.73%	57.60%
Indiana	54.13%	43.93%
Iowa	46.18%	51.99%
Kansas	59.71%	37.99%
Kentucky	60.49%	37.80%
Louisiana	57.78%	40.58%
Maine	40.98%	56.27%
Maryland	35.90%	61.97%
Massachusetts	37.51%	60.65%
Michigan	44.71%	54.21%
Minnesota	44.96%	52.65%
Mississippi	55.29%	43.79%
Missouri	53.76%	44.38%
Montana	55.35%	41.70%
Nebraska	59.80%	38.03%
Nevada	45.68%	52.36%
New Hampshire	46.40%	51.98%
New Jersey	40.59%	58.38%
New Mexico	42.84%	52.99%
New York	35.17%	63.35%
North Carolina	50.39%	48.35%
North Dakota	58.32%	38.69%
Ohio	47.69%	50.67%
Oklahoma	66.77%	33.23%
Oregon	42.15%	54.24%
Pennsylvania	46.59%	51.97%
Rhode Island	35.24%	62.70%
South Carolina	54.56%	44.09%
South Dakota	57.89%	39.87%
Tennessee	59.48%	39.08%
Texas	57.17%	41.38%
Utah	72.79%	24.75%
Vermont	30.97%	66.57%
Virginia	47.28%	51.16%
Washington	41.29%	56.16%
West Virginia	62.30%	35.54%
Wisconsin	45.89%	52.83%
Wyoming	68.64%	27.82%

Ligatures

Typographic ligatures recognize a sequence in the text and transform it into a new glyph or drawing. esdata recognizes geographic zones such as states or counties as text and creates a visual map using only typography.

Kerning

When the typography detects ligatures, the next step is to overlap the glyphs. This is done with negative kerning, which sets a negative space between glyphs to fit in the same space and create the map. It uses kerning instead of tracking because kerning can be set natively in the font.

System

The system consists in a 45º grid which creates small squares for draw the map. The squares are filled with differents sizes for have diferents weights. esdata use the new typographic technology, Variable Font, for have a transition between weights.

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