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There’s a map for: Where the votes are, Spokane

Voters in the city of Spokane, broken down by precinct, for the Nov. 3, 2009 election
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Spin Control regularly reports the voter turnout in elections as a gauge of the relative strength of different areas or neighborhoods.

But turnout is a percentage of the people who vote divided by the total people registered. Some areas that have high turnout don’t have as many voters, and some with a relatively high number of voters fail to generate much interest in the candidates or issues on the ballot.

This is a look at where the votes are, if a candidate or campaign can get them.

* This story was originally published as a post from the blog "Spin Control." Read all stories from this blog