2021
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/p4cth
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Red state, blue state: The polarizing influence of color in political maps

Abstract: The U.S. political landscape is increasingly polarized. Political polarization is made especially salient when visualized using a two-tone U.S. map with red Republican-leaning states and blue Democrat-leaning states. However, such dichotomization conceals the true spectrum of political opinion and voting patterns. We asked whether dichotomizing maps into red and blue states leads people to overestimate polarization compared to maps that represent voting patterns continuously using red to white to blue hue and … Show more

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