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Somehow it feels distinctly Uruguay at this point for the Dictatorship to have managed to narrow down the list of viable candidates to only members of the leader's family, and then still have a horrible split over that.

I feel like more parties should have de facto splits that are basically just everyone sitting in different rooms sending apologies to the other faction.

There is a sheer magnificence in a system that just starts having massive fluctuations in the number of Deputies a department could have at the same time as not having any provision for unfilled senate seats to be filled out of the election period, meaing somewhere could theoretically just end...

That's a fascinatingly localised strength for the LSDP.

It's mad that we've reached a period where the electoral maps actually feel like there's democracy going on and everything leading up to the polls is an utter nonsense.

That 1916 split truly is bizarre.

The odd thing with Kass's absence in Tears of the Kingdom is that plenty of other characters from BOTW are just sort of there in the background including Kass's wife and children.

Great work. And the original one is an .svg which means the detatched areas are probably all single shapefiles for easy colouring. Not that that helps anyone using a raster program rather than a vector one. EDIT: Though thinking about it, does it fit if you swap the locations of Belfast and the...

You really start to get what Hergé was referencing with San Theodoros here.

That's literally just pass the parcel

My opinion of this whole farcial event remains low the tea-leaf reading of these results will be both intolerable and questionable given the turnout drop.

Dear Lord. Did everyone just decide to go home and get drunk instead?

I think that's the 'I am willing to back this guy who's clearly a neutral figure between our factions if the other guy is also willing to do so.'

I like how Fulton at one point just went 'oh for God's sakes even I'll take someone else getting elected, try this guy' and I presume H.C. Adams was presiding?

I'm annoyed because I actually did double check that and still got it wrong...

No colour scale for the LDPR?

Genuinely I think this goes one of two ways: 1. Damascus and Baghdad talk the PLO into agreeing to 'officially' recognise the civil authority of Jordan over the area while remaining operational there. Hussein is caught on a tight balancing act and may end up recognising the independence of...

'Not writing down the obvious thing because everyone knows this' is such a frequent and recurring irritation for historians.

Well that's certianly ambitious.

I can easily imagine Thatcher bring the sort of person who comments about how it would be very nice to have a system that would just give a nice clear majority to the winning faction (I.e. her) but since they've got PR she'll just have to work with it.