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Post by ieph on Apr 24, 2017 19:34:36 GMT
Exactly what it says on the tin. So with the first round of the French elections done, and having figured out several maps of the Ancien Régime-era provinces at the communal level... I figured that maybe we could go and create a map for both rounds of the French elections by province. So, any takers?
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Post by MinnesotaNationalist on Apr 24, 2017 19:47:37 GMT
As the local Francophile, I'd love to help, but it seems like quite a bit of work
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Post by MinnesotaNationalist on Apr 24, 2017 19:50:55 GMT
You know what, I think I'm up for the challenge
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Post by ieph on Apr 24, 2017 22:53:13 GMT
You know what, I think I'm up for the challenge Great! Anyways, I already did the first-round results for - Brittany - Savoy - Corsica since these were the most straightforward. That said, I would need some help in doing the rest of the provinces (particularly where the provinces don't correlate with the departments) by gathering the data from each of the communes.
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Post by MinnesotaNationalist on Apr 25, 2017 1:42:44 GMT
I actually have a great page that has a good amount of details about the first round on a department to department basis: www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2017-french-election/ Granted, it works on percentages rather than absolute, but it still gets most of the information across. Haven't gotten much details on the commune to commune basis yet though Lorraine, Franche-Compte, Alsace, and Lyonnais were also pretty straight forward. I've also started getting a map together. I'll edit this comment when I've finished the WIP image edit: WIP map Perhaps not quite what you wanted to see, but it's what I got right now
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Post by MinnesotaNationalist on Apr 25, 2017 15:13:04 GMT
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Post by ieph on Apr 25, 2017 21:30:12 GMT
That's great. I've actually compiled the data set for the elections (just to get the most accurate results, plus the size of the majorities). Here's the data set (view only) here. I've also compiled a map (WIP) there too:
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Post by MinnesotaNationalist on Apr 26, 2017 3:28:08 GMT
Okay, now that I know what you're looking for and have a really good source to work with, when I get back from work tomorrow, I'll finish off Normandy, Maine, and Languedoc
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Post by MinnesotaNationalist on Apr 27, 2017 20:44:26 GMT
I think I'm just going to cry for a bit, because that site not only shows percentages, but actual votes, so I've been working the last 6 hours working with percentage alone for no reason
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Post by MinnesotaNationalist on Apr 28, 2017 18:44:39 GMT
Confirming Le Pen for Historic Province of Normandy. Statistics up in a second
Normandy Total Voting Population (including abstainers):2,358,715
Votes for Macron: 387,618
Votes for Le Pen: 444,499
Votes for Fillon: 361,266
Votes for Melenchon: 358,251
Like I said, Historic Province of Normandy goes to Le Pen
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Post by MinnesotaNationalist on Apr 29, 2017 2:59:34 GMT
Confirming Fillon for Maine
Total Voting Population (including abstainers): 546,537 Votes for Macron: 97,350 Votes for Le Pen: 85,204 Votes for Fillon: 120,331 Votes for Melenchon: 74,411
Also, there's this strange possibility that Anjou might also to Fillon, despite Maine-et-Loire going to Macron, because a lot of southern Sarthe and Mayenne, large Pro-Fillon areas, are going to Anjou, upsetting Macron's placement. That's not even to mention Vienne and Indre-et-Loire, which while Macron strongholds, the parts being integrated into Anjou are mostly for Le Pen and Fillon. So, silently hoping that the balance of power in Anjou goes to Fillon, because I'd find that extremely fascinating
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Post by ieph on Apr 29, 2017 14:58:49 GMT
Confirming Fillon for Maine Total Voting Population (including abstainers): 546,537 Votes for Macron: 97,350 Votes for Le Pen: 85,204 Votes for Fillon: 120,331 Votes for Melenchon: 74,411 Also, there's this strange possibility that Anjou might also to Fillon, despite Maine-et-Loire going to Macron, because a lot of southern Sarthe and Mayenne, large Pro-Fillon areas, are going to Anjou, upsetting Macron's placement. That's not even to mention Vienne and Indre-et-Loire, which while Macron strongholds, the parts being integrated into Anjou are mostly for Le Pen and Fillon. So, silently hoping that the balance of power in Anjou goes to Fillon, because I'd find that extremely fascinating Did you also include Perche under those stats, because AFAIK Perche was largely subordinated to Maine before the Revolution?
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Post by MinnesotaNationalist on Apr 29, 2017 15:04:47 GMT
Confirming Fillon for Maine Total Voting Population (including abstainers): 546,537 Votes for Macron: 97,350 Votes for Le Pen: 85,204 Votes for Fillon: 120,331 Votes for Melenchon: 74,411 Also, there's this strange possibility that Anjou might also to Fillon, despite Maine-et-Loire going to Macron, because a lot of southern Sarthe and Mayenne, large Pro-Fillon areas, are going to Anjou, upsetting Macron's placement. That's not even to mention Vienne and Indre-et-Loire, which while Macron strongholds, the parts being integrated into Anjou are mostly for Le Pen and Fillon. So, silently hoping that the balance of power in Anjou goes to Fillon, because I'd find that extremely fascinating Did you also include Perche under those stats, because AFAIK Perche was largely subordinated to Maine before the Revolution? No, I didn't include Perche.
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Post by ieph on Apr 29, 2017 15:11:22 GMT
Did you also include Perche under those stats, because AFAIK Perche was largely subordinated to Maine before the Revolution? No, I didn't include Perche. OK, so you're going to put it on a separate file then?
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Post by MinnesotaNationalist on Apr 29, 2017 15:21:04 GMT
No, I didn't include Perche. OK, so you're going to put it on a separate file then? yep
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Post by ieph on Apr 29, 2017 18:08:44 GMT
So managed to finish the province borders (which is what I'll be using) and add Normandy.
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Post by MinnesotaNationalist on May 5, 2017 0:59:50 GMT
The magic of Gerrymandering failed to make Anjou go to Fillon. I'm declaring Macron the victor in Anjou. Exact numbers up shortly. After that, I'll work on Perche.
Anjou: Total Voting Population (including abstainers): 693,706 Votes for Macron: 142,312 Votes for Le Pen: 100,160 Votes for Fillon: 136,541 Votes for Melenchon: 92,886
Fillon was just 6K away from surpassing Macron in Anjou.
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Post by ieph on May 6, 2017 1:30:08 GMT
I think we're also going to be also doing the second round as well, since that would be on Sunday.
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Post by ieph on May 7, 2017 23:35:10 GMT
So managed to finish up Alsace and then start to do the second round results:
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Post by MinnesotaNationalist on May 11, 2017 17:28:58 GMT
I'm just going to make an early estimate now and say that Perche is going to Le Pen, so Maine-Perche might flip to Le Pen. I still have a quite a bit to go on Perche, so Fillon might get enough of Perche to stay ahead in Maine-Perche. Exact numbers will come up in a couple of hours.
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