Minnesota's primary on August 14 left some big takeaways. But precinct-level data reveals even more detail of how Minnesotans voted on primary day.
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These interactive maps allow for clicking and zooming on various precincts to explore the results of the state's biggest primary contests. Colors show which candidate lead the vote for a particular precinct. Precincts without votes or those that had actual or statistical ties aren't colored. Rolling over the precincts reveals a tooltip with vote percentages for each candidate.
The Star Tribune's Github repo for this project contains more resources, including source data from the Minnesota Secretary of State.
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