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I thought the other maps after the one at the top would be colored once the official results are in? With some of them, people have already started when region results weren't fully in. The colors they used then (red and green) and which are still there are even wrong now, so that calls even more for
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I realised that this might be a problem, so I tried to confine myself to presenting the data in a way that is convenient for readers to do their own analysis. I am struggling to see where the border is. I think what I have done is just to collate data that was presented elsewhere (much of it on this
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As requested by an IP user, I have created the (currently blank) results maps for each region. These maps are ready to be colour coded according to the result of the referendum in each voting area once the results are declared. I realise it's rather soon, but I had some spare time and it's better to
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Sorry but can someone please explain to me why there are two colours for each constituency in the constituency results table rather than one? For example, the first constituency in the table is
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Looking at the constituencies I notice that many of them have been set up so its the current state of the constituency rather than what it was like on the day of the referendum, for example on here is has Sarah Olney listed as an MP when she wasn't an MP at the time of the referendum and it shows
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a change of the regional maps from the current leave/remain to a detailed strength-of-vote map. This is simply because the background colours (of the sea and land outside the area of interest) are unsuitable and make the subject areas much harder to see. Once the background colours are suitably
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As this is a plebiscite I don't believe it is useful to show the outcome of a particular voting area as simple binary, and as such feel that colour coding each reporting area as such is misleading. If it were possible to do so as some sort of gradient, I would be happy with that.
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Bristol West makes sense because, at the 2015 election, the Green Party came second. At the 2017 election, the anti-Brexit voters went to Labour and the pro-Brexit voters to the Tories, which is why in 2017 the order changed to 1 Labour, 2 Conservative.
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