The New York Times has created a fascinating map of the election results for the New York City Mayor. With Bill de Blasio becoming the city's outset Democratic mayor inwards twenty years the New York Times map allows users to explore the votes cast for Bill de Blasio in addition to Joseph J. Lhota yesteryear election district, yesteryear race, average income in addition to yesteryear domicile ownership.
The map shows that de Blasio's landslide victory was partly the number of his appeal across racial in addition to social economical groups. While de Blasio performed slightly ameliorate on average inwards predominantly dark in addition to hispanic districts he too proved far to a greater extent than pop than his Republican competition inwards predominantly white areas.
Bill de Blasio repeatedly pledged to unite New York's 'two cities', those of the haves in addition to the have-nots, during his campaign. There was ever the danger that this pledge mightiness bring backfired inwards wealthier areas of the city. However the New York Times map shows that fifty-fifty inwards the city's wealthiest areas de Blasio however performed surprisingly well. Only inwards the rattling few districts where average income is over $224,455 did Joseph J. Lhota outperform his rival.
In New Bailiwick of Jersey Gov. Chris Christie swept to a minute term defeating the Democratic contender, Barbara Buono. NJ.com created an interesting alive election results map that piece of cake revealed the confront of Governor Christie every bit counties announced their results.
