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They are the same picture?
it’s that plus a population map to some extent, with the large population centres as usual leaning more left.
Yep and its probably gonna stay that way. You can apparently still see differences in voting behaviour, happiness and life expectancy between both sides of the Roman Limes wall.
Thats a really bad representation of the election results. Binary brain is strong with whoever made that.
The best way would be a gradient that shows how left or right leaning the result was overall. This just shows the largest party, but nothing about majorities.
That is the representation of the second vote.
In Germany you have two votes: One for a local representative, the second for the party List/ percentage representation in the Bundestag. The map shows the strongest party in each district according to the second vote. It serves to highlight trends. The overall election result is here:
Both main colors are equally depessing.
