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Election 2012
Quickly check possible 2012 election outcomes by changing states by touch from red to blue or vice versa and seeing the electoral college results. Zoom in on the map to make changes more easily. Two scenarios can be saved, or the map reverted to the 2008 results. Show friends what you hope (or fear) will happen.
Examine electoral college results from 1972-2008. Did you know that Carter won Texas, but lost California in 1976?
States can also be set as undecided or leaning Democratic/Republican.
Instructions:
Tap states to change their vote. When the map is zoomed, touch the background to toggle display of state abbreviations and electoral votes. Please note this App is meant for you to assign states how you think they might go - it does not automatically download projections (based on reviews, there seems to be a little confusion about this). The "Current Map" buttons on the flipside of the App save the current map in the given scenario - they do not load data. The "2008 Results" and "Load Map" buttons do load scenarios into the map. When new projections are released, this App will be able to download these.
What's new
This is a major update. The main changes are:
1) State electoral votes now reflect values from the 2010 Census.
2) Results from the 2008 election are in the historical data.
3) Nebraska and Maine are now able to split their electoral votes (touch the circles in these states).
4) Political information can be displayed for individual states (touch a state for one second to bring up this info).
5) There is a choice of Republican opponent for the next election (touch the red candidate name).
6) New iPad interface.
7) Improvements in the map display.
8) Optional display of results as a color bar graph.
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- Last changed:
- Mar 27, 2011
- Category:
- Entertainment
- Developer:
- Zentropy Software
- Version:
- 2.0
- Average Rating:
- 3.50 (14)
- Size:
- 0.7 MB
