The Queens Daily Eagle, partnering with Benjamin J. Rosenblatt, will function stay, interactive election consequences maps as outcomes record in. The information in these maps comes from the New York City Board of Elections and the New York State Board of Elections. A guide on a way to understand and use these interactive dashboards is covered at the bottom of this web page.
Below is a dashboard proposing live, updating bars for each candidate’s overall vote percentage. This first interactive dashboard capabilities individual bars for each candidate, displaying their common overall performance all through Queens. The bars will update as results come in.
Selecting Dashboards
The first characteristic proven is the Table of Contents. To choose any dashboard, surely preserve down ALT and click on on it (on desktop) or simply click on it (on mobile devices). To pass back to the Table of Contents, do the same with the “Go to Table of Contents” button featured on the pinnacle of every dashboard.
The Different Results Levels
The interactive dashboards featured here provide outcomes at 5 one of a kind levels. The lowest, and most specified, degree is the precinct (additionally called Election District or ED) degree. Above that, there are dashboards offering outcomes at the country Assembly District, Council District, nation Senate district, and Congressional District ranges. All dashboards feature interactive legends and a vote breakdown bar and vote chart. The vote breakdown bar and vote chart show the general percent for every candidate, and update thus while you interact with any dashboard.
Precinct-stage dashboards feature a unique feature: the ability to consist of or exclude precincts in any unique Assembly, Council, Senate, or Congressional district. Simply click on the drop-down for any of those near the top of the dashboard and take a look at or un-take a look at any district. The maps beneath, as well as the vote breakdown, will update as a consequence.
Precinct-stage dashboards also feature an Interactive Winner legend on the top of a few dashboards. Clicking on a selected winner on this legend will populate the “Result” and “Margin” legends, for that candidate. These legends are similarly explained beneath.
Results Dashboard
The first dashboard featured at every level is the consequences dashboard. This dashboard functions maps, each with its own legend. The map on the left (computer) or underneath (mobile) is the Margin map. This map indicates the prevailing candidate in each district, shaded by means of their percentage margin over the second one-location candidate in that district. The map on the proper (laptop) or on pinnacle (mobile) is the Results map. This map indicates the triumphing candidate in every district but shaded through the winning candidate’s percent of the vote in that district.
Clicking on any legend function will replace the map to include the corresponding districts. Clicking on it again will revert to the full dashboard.
Percent of Results Reporting Dashboard
The second dashboard featured at each stage is the percentage of effects reporting dashboard. This dashboard functions simplest one map, with colorations shaded with the aid of the percent of outcomes which have been reporting up to now for each district. Areas which can be gray or light inexperienced have little to no effects stated in but. By the cease of the night time, the complete map should be darkish green.
Candidate Performance and Total Vote Dashboards
The third dashboard featured is the Candidate Performance and Total Vote dashboards. At the precinct stage, this dashboard does no longer consist of the entire vote, however as a substitute functions two candidate overall performance maps: every candidate’s percentage in one map, and each candidate’s votes inside the other. In the second one map, circles exchange in length in keeping with the number of votes in each district.
At all other levels, this dashboard functions the candidate’s percentage in a single map, and the total vote percent in the other. The total vote map indicates the share of votes in every district out of the whole votes borough wide.
This dashboard is handiest featured on the precinct stage. It features maps: the vote margin and vote density maps. The vote margin map suggests circles in each precinct that alternate in length in step with the uncooked vote margin between the first and second area candidates, and, like the first dashboard’s margin map, adjustments coloration colour with the aid of displaying the colour primarily based on the prevailing candidate in each precinct and showing the shade primarily based on that candidate’s percent margin over the second one area candidate in that district.
