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I hate you.
Apologies, can you color code the states so that it’s easier to read?
Ah nice, a Pro Choice Meme.
How did you manage to not fit a 1 in West Virginia, lmao.
MN and TX are incorrect, they both have one resident with two heads.
Hmm, now you’ve got me wondering about conjoined twin law. Presumably, they still count as two individuals, but that’s about all I’m sure of.
How do they vote? I mean can you bring a person into the booth with you? You can’t where I live.
Mail-in voting I guess (in states that allow it)
Is there another map showing territories like Puerto Rico and Guam? I would like to see how they compare
Unfortunately, we can only speculate.
In Michigan Upper Peninsula, Canada, the people per capita is 0, since nobody lives in Canada, obviously.
Massachusetts appears to have 2 per capita
The 1 on the right is clearly a label for the Atlantic Ocean though.
The state of Nantucket?
Data is data
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I’d data, but I wouldn’t datum.
Back in the day, some states would have less than one.
These numbers are hard to believe. I’m going to need where you derived these numbers from if you’re going to claim such wild numbers as these.
Waiting for fox news and Trump to blame immigrants for these results
We’re #1!
ah, yes, of course
Shouldn’t it be 1,000? Or have a “numbers listed in thousands” legend?
Why?
“Per capita” means per thousand peopleWhoops I’m wrong it just means per person! I guess I’ve seen it so commonly used in the per thousand way
I too thought per capita was per 1,000. Is this the Mandela effect?
Looking into it a bit, it seems like it’s just a fairly common misuse of the term.
