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Mapping the Iraqi Election

A mapping tool for the January 2005 election.

Today the Independent Electoral Commission of Iraq released provisional election results1, shown below superimposed on maps of Iraq’s 18 governorates. Maps are shown for each of the 8 parties that won more than than 45,000 votes. Out-of-Country (OCV) votes are shown in red.
 

Provisional Results Mapping Tool

Show results as on at a scale of 1 pixel =
Label Baghdad

Total Valid Votes
8,456,266 votes, 275 National Assembly seats		 Total Invalid Votes
94,305 votes
Ballot #169 · United Iraqi Alliance
Ballot 169
4,075,295 votes, 140 seats		 Ballot #130 · Kurdistan Alliance
Ballot 130
2,175,551 votes, 75 seats		 Ballot #285 · Iraqi List
Ballot 285
1,168,943 votes, 40 seats

Ballot #255 · Iraqis Party
Ballot 255
150,680 votes, 5 seats		 Ballot #175 · Turkman Iraqi Front
Ballot 175
93,480 votes, 3 seats		 Ballot #352 · National Independent Elites and Cadres
Ballot 352
69,938 votes, 3 seats

Ballot #324 · Popular Union
Ballot 324
69,920 votes, 2 seats		 Ballot #283 · Kurdistan Islamic Group
Ballot 283
60,592 votes, 2 seats		 Other Parties or Entities
497,562 votes, 5 seats


 

Sources

  1. Independent Electoral Commission of Iraq
    Provisional Results, February 13, 2005
    www.ieciraq.org/Results/ProvResult13_02_2005.pdf
     
  2. Associated Press
    List of Leading Parties in Iraq Elections, February 14, 2005
    www.nytimes.com/aponline/international/AP-Iraq-Elections-List.html
     

 

February 13, 2005. Seat totals added February 14, 2005.
Jonathan Corum is principal of 13pt, a design studio.