A map of the United States showing the percentage of people who voted in the presidential election in each state. The map is color-coded with each state colored in red blue and gray. The states are labeled with the names of the candidates such as "Obama" "Republican" and "1911". The map also includes a legend that explains the different colors used in the map. The colors range from red to blue with the red representing the highest percentage and the blue representing the lowest percentage. The text on the map provides further information about the election results including the date time and location of each candidate. At the top of the image there is a bar graph that shows the number of votes for each state ranging from 229 to 119. The bar graph shows that the majority of the states voted in favor of Obama while the majority voted for Republican.

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Date
2012
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