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SSeanisgod1994
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This interactive visualization presents the results of Singapore’s 2020 general election, showing popular vote shares by party in a pie chart alongside constituency-level maps and tables. Users can switch between tabs for overall results, single-member constituencies (SMCs), group representation constituencies (GRCs), and party breakdowns. The code uses d3.pie and d3.arc to generate the animated pie chart, while d3.geoPath renders the geographic maps from TopoJSON data. Tooltips, implemented via d3-tip, display additional details on hover, and the CSV data is loaded and bound to the visual elements.

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