Boundary changes: the first map of England's new constituencies
How would England have looked if the 2010 election had been fought with the new constituencies? Would your MP still have a seat? The Boundary Commission for England refused to give us this map - so we've made it ourselves using the raw data showing which wards would sit in which new constituency. What do you think?
• Explore the data for yourself
• Lewis Baston's guide to the top 50 constituencies
• Constituency map created by Alasdair Rae, Sheffield University
• Download this as a KML file - please credit Guardian Datastore
Created using Google Fusion Tables
• Explore the data for yourself
• Lewis Baston's guide to the top 50 constituencies
• Constituency map created by Alasdair Rae, Sheffield University
• Download this as a KML file - please credit Guardian Datastore
Created using Google Fusion Tables
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LEFT: the 2010 results with the new boundaries • RIGHT: the 2010 results, existing boundaries
Code thanks to @coneee
Based on a crude analysis of the composition of the new constituencies, using the 2010 election results in old ones. Assumes uniform vote across old constituencies