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Aalansmithy
Last edited Jun 8, 2017
Created on Jun 8, 2017

The parli grid visualization displays UK parliamentary election results from 2015 using a compact grid of small squares, one for each constituency. Each cell is colored by the winning party: Conservative (c), Labour (lab), SNP (snp), and minor parties (green, pc, dup, sdlp, sf, uup, ld). The grid groups constituencies by country—England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland—making regional vote patterns visible at a glance. Rendered as an SVG with d3.v4, hovering over a cell highlights the constituency and displays its name, party, and country. The layout uses a treemap-style arrangement to pack the grid cells efficiently.

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