UK General Election 2019 – Maps and Cartograms
For the many (maps) not the few You can associate many things with politics. Tiresome. Frustrating. Distrust. Divisive. Controversial. But there are more positive things which always come around during election time – maps and cartograms (graphical representations of geographical realities). The turbulent nature of British politics has led to another general election on 12th December 2019, which on the one hand has been exhausting and depressing, regardless of political allegiances. However, on the other hand it does provide an opportunity to create some maps and explore political geography of the UK, which is a reflection of socioeconomic histories. Every election, particularly with recentRead More →