Description: From presidential to congressional, state, and local tickets, this book explains the 2024 elections through more than 125 full-color maps that unleash the illustrative power of cartography. A mix of geographers, political scientists, and historians provide a comprehensive examination of the elections from the primary campaigns to the final results.
Brief description: Kimberly Johnson Maier is instructor of geography at South Dakota State University.
Review Quotes: ""The Atlas of the 2024 Elections treats geography as analysis rather than ornament, pairing genuinely usable cartography with crisp interpretation that reveals where margins moved, where turnout surged, and why outcomes diverged across presidential and down-ballot contests. Visually rich and analytically sharp, it is an indispensable reference for scholars and teachers alike-and a durable spatial record of a pivotal election year."" --Jamie L. Carson, Professor of Political Science, University of Georgia, USA