Gist 8393651

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Last edited Jan 13, 2014

Created on Jan 13, 2014

This map shows election polling results for the Kings South riding (Riding 36) in Nova Scotia, with each polygon representing an individual polling division. The visualization is built from a GeoJSON FeatureCollection containing 35 features, where each feature’s properties include vote counts, percentages, and party affiliations (NDP, PC, LIB, GRN) for the riding. Colored labels and candidate names are embedded in the attribute data, though the specific visual encoding—such as choropleth coloring or tooltips—is not defined in the raw file. The geometry provides detailed boundary coordinates for each polling division, enabling a geographic view of electoral outcomes across the riding.

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