Or you could paint the whole country a purple made up of 49.9% red, 48.4% blue, and the remaining 1.6% a few other colors.

The differences between each election would look small, as the largest Republican victory since 2000 was 50.7% in 2004, and the largest Democratic victory was 52.9% in 2008.

Yes, hence the usual map with entire states colored red or blue. But if you want an image that shows how people actually voted, each vote would be red or blue, making every state purple, with some a little redder, and others a little bluer.

Of course each red dot can represent either a Trump margin of .1% or 75%. Shades of purple would be paint a different picture.

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I have an X I only occasionally check, usually by clicking a link to a tweet, or whatever they’re called now.