Question

The map below shows results of the 2010 Gubernatorial Election between Rick Scott (R) and Alex Sink (D). Which of the following statements can you prove to be true using the map and table?

The graphic shows the results of the 2010 Florida Gubernatorial Election. Key, Democrat: Blue, Republican: Red. The following cities are listed: Tallahassee (Democrat), Jacksonville (Republican), Orlando (Democrat), Tampa (Democrat), West Palm Beach (Democrat), Miami (Democrat). Northwest and Northeast Florida and some of central and Southwest Florida show republican wins. The area of Southeast Florida (near Miami and West Palm Beach) show Democratic wins.
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Democratic voters were mainly concentrated in a few areas while Republican voters were scattered around the state.
Some areas had nearly equal numbers of votes for the candidates running for governor.
Democratic and Republican candidates campaigned heavily throughout the state of Florida.
Many more voters turned out in big cities than in all other areas of the state combined.

Answer 1

What grade are u in?

Answer 2

What map?

Answer 3

From what I can tell:
Correct Answer: Democratic and Republican candidates campaigned heavily throughout the state of Florida.
Explanation: All the cities are in Florida and both candidates are campaigning a lot in florida to see who wins in the areas.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

it can be proven that the cities of Tallahassee, Orlando, Tampa, West Palm Beach, and Miami all voted for the Democratic candidate, Alex Sink, in the 2010 Florida Gubernatorial Election. Additionally, it can be seen that the majority of Northwest and Northeast Florida, as well as some areas of central and Southwest Florida, voted for the Republican candidate, Rick Scott. The area of Southeast Florida, including Miami and West Palm Beach, shows Democratic wins.