Gist 8393684

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Last edited Jan 13, 2014

Created on Jan 13, 2014

This visualization displays the geographic boundaries of parliamentary constituencies in Jammu & Kashmir, India, using GeoJSON polygon data rendered on a map. Each constituency is colored to indicate the winning political party (e.g., INC for the Udhampur constituency shown), with party affiliation stored in the feature properties. The map likely uses D3 or a similar library to draw the polygons based on their coordinates, visually encoding electoral results by constituency area.

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