This web project is complete. First post (July 7, 2018): “IS THIS THE MOST DIVIDED YOU HAVE EVER SEEN THE UNITED STATES?”; last post: JANUARY 20, 2021 — IT’S A NEW DAY AS JOE BIDEN AND KAMALA HARRIS ARE SWORN IN.
Putting the 2016 presidential election in perspective: Kenneth Field has created a dot density map of 2016 popular vote. There is one blue dot for every Clinton vote (65,845,063) and one red dot for every Trump vote (62,980,160).
And here’s a whole gallery of maps of the 2016 election.