The New York Times’ The Upshot has released an incredibly detailed map of the 2024 presidential election results, providing insights down to the precinct level. This allows individuals to see how their own neighborhoods voted. The data, which is being updated as it is collected, is also available on GitHub for public analysis. This year’s election data not only shows voting patterns but also offers a glimpse into demographic shifts. For instance, it highlights changes in household types since the 1970s, when the most common was a married couple with children. Today, the landscape has changed, reflecting evolving societal structures. Additionally, the data allows for comparisons of income levels between Millennials and Baby Boomers, offering a deeper understanding of economic disparities across generations.
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