Above is a map of their districts. Several Southern states had At Large seats as well as districts, while Florida had 2 At Large seats, one of which was held by Walls. The at-large seats are displayed at right. (2/2)

East Anglia follows the pattern of the rest of Southern England where urban areas have plurality or majority populations that are religiously unaffiliated, with rural areas predominantly Christian. (11/11)

Most of London's constituencies have a Christian plurality or majority except for several cosmopolitan constituencies in Hackey/Islington/Camden (unaffiliated), and some Tower Hamlets/Redbridge/Newham constituencies (Muslim). (10/11)

The South Wales valleys (even not particularly urban areas) have pluralities or majorities of people who are nonreligious. I'm not sure the historic reason for this. #Wales #Geography #Maps #Datavis #Cymru (9/11)

The urban areas of Yorkshire are predominantly nonreligious. Two Bradford constituencies and Dewsbury are predominantly Muslim. (8/11)

The East Midlands has much religious diversity. Leicester is a multicultural city with the only Hindu-plurality constituency (Leicester East; notably the only Tory gain in 2024). Nottingham and its environs have people without any religious affiliation. (7/11)

Christians are the largest religious group in all but 2 constituencies in the North East and Cumbria. (6/11)

The North West is probably the most Catholic part of England and Wales and exceptions include some constituencies in Manchester, and Blackburn (the former constituency of Foreign Secretary Jack Straw and the place the Beatles said had four thousand holes). (5/11)

Christians are the largest group in each South East constituency except for those in metro Portsmouth, Southampton, and Brighton/Hove/Worthing. I was surprised that they were the biggest group in Oxford. #Oxford #Maps #Datavis #Geography (4/11)

People not affiliated with any religion are the plurality or majority of most of the South West's urban areas (Bristol, Bath, Exeter, Plymouth), and... Cornwall. Cornwall has a history of nonconformist Protestant Christianity and I wonder how they identify themselves. (3/11)

Christians are the largest religious group in all of the West Midlands constituencies save for five constituencies in Birmingham which are plurality or majority Muslim. (2/11) #geography #datavis #maps

Furthermore, 10/11 precincts that were 75% Asian voted for Harris. This is in no way to distract from the fact that way too many Indian-Americans voted for Trump, but it would appear that it wasn't most.

Wait - there are people who *don't* eat it?!

"Dumb Teletubby" is what I'm going to call Tuberville from now on.

What I never quite understood is why John Kerry did better than Al Gore in this group of eastern Kentucky counties. Do those counties still have a lot of active coal mines? Maybe old union voters were okay with Kerry but not "Earth in the Balance" Al Gore? #Kentucky #Datavis #Maps #Geography