Nov. 8 is the Super Bowl for election maps, when red-and-blue geographical representations of the United States fill the front pages of news websites by night and are stamped into newspapers the next morning. This kind of map is common in almost every election: 50 states (and the District), two colors, one winner. Despite its ubiquity, it is profoundly flawed. [ Here's everything that is more popu

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