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Aandrewthornton
Last edited Feb 19, 2016
Created on Feb 19, 2016

This choropleth map visualizes voting-age population data across Virginia’s congressional districts using a GeoJSON file. Each district polygon is shaded according to its total voting-age population (PL10AA_TOT), with hover interactions likely revealing the associated values. The map uses geographic boundaries to encode the distribution of population counts across the state.

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