Each circle represents the vote margin

So if there were a huge district

That was evenly split

It would be no circle

Do you have an example of a district you think that chart shows inaccurately?

it trys to make it look like visually, the republicans had significantly less of the vote

They did

which is entirely untrue

it's just dishonest chart making at it's finest

Clinton had 3 million more votes

simple as

Like, what are you even claiming

simple as

This is showing the actual vote counts

Democrats are more concentrated, so the dots are fewer, but larger

Republicans are more distributed, so the dots are smaller, but many

If you add up all the area or all the dots, the blue would be a little larger than the red- what was the final margin?

2.1%

Was Clinton’s margin of popular victory

simple as

... yes honey, simple as

Do you understand it now?

people use deceptive charts all the time, i'm not surprised you don't see the bias

You haven’t made a claim of what the bias is

that was the first thing I did

No you didn’t

I forgot that you can't read

sorry

You just said something that was a misinterpretation of what the chart shows

What’s your confusion about the chart?

there is no confusion

Ok, what’s your specific claim

it's a map to make the republicans look like they represented much less of the vote than they did

Give me an example of a city that you think is improperly represented

Or county

look at like over 60% of the republican counties, they are obviously not the same population but they are represented by the same exact sized squares

Those are very small populations

They are relatively the same size

no they aren't

They are to a scale that lets us see that New York is where New York is

Otherwise the New York circle would cover up the entire eastern seaboard