Clinton’s come-from-behind stunning victory in the New Hampshire Primary makes her the New Comeback Kid. Below is a heatmap of spatial distribution of Clinton’s votes by cities/towns and places in the southern New Hampshire.
We at FortiusOne further analyzed voting patterns to find spatial distribution of where Obama, the New Kid on the block won more votes than Clinton in New Hampshire primary.
Explore the interactive heatmaps along with tons of data on Presidential politics on Geocommons.
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