That is the real issue, depending on what part of the election you are looking at.
For federal elections, if you got 99/100 counties in a state, it doesnt matter that they're red if they only have 40% of the population for the state. That last county that has the other 60% of the population, if they all vote blue, then that turns the state blue.
But that isnt the whole story. Each part, red or blue isnt 100% that color. Even indiana, all the little red counties tend to be 60-89% red. That means there are still blue votes. Even in blue counties, the reverse is true. Indianapolis, south bend, Ft. WAYNE, ALL SHOW BLUE, BUT MOST ARE ONLY LIKE 55%-60% (AND THAT INCLUDES FAKE VOTES),
The map helps show general consensus, and that the cities are about the only place that dems hold. However, in each state, where is vote manipulation and cheating most prevalent? THE CITIES!
As long as people understand what the maps actually represent, that is what counts. Like anything else, it just provides one more metric, not THE metric.
That is the real issue, depending on what part of the election you are looking at.
For federal elections, if you got 99/100 counties in a state, it doesnt matter that they're red if they only have 40% of the population for the state. That last county that has the other 60% of the population, if they all vote blue, then that turns the state blue.
But that isnt the whole story. Each part, red or blue isnt 100% that color. Even indiana, all the little red counties tend to be 60-89% red. That means there are still blue votes. Even in blue counties, the reverse is true. Indianapolis, south bend, Ft. WAYNE, ALL SHOW BLUE, BUT MOST ARE ONLY LIKE 55%-60% (AND THAT INCLUDES FAKE VOTES),
The map helps show general consensus, and that the cities are about the only place that dems hold. However, in each state, where is vote manipulation and cheating most prevalent? THE CITIES!
As long as people understand what the maps actually represent, that is what counts. Like anything else, it just provides one more metric, not THE metric.