View MAPS 3 results in Google Earth
The latest addition to our Right to Know page is a searchable database and some PDF maps of precinct results for the recent MAPS 3 sales tax election in Oklahoma City.
I’ve also been taking a closer look at Google Earth, which is a free download here. As a little experiment, I put the MAPS 3 voting results by precinct in Google Earth. If you already have Google Earth on your machine, you can download the precinct results here. Once it loads, you can zoom in and click on individual precincts to get voting in both the MAPS 3 election and last year’s sales tax election to renovate the Ford Center.
Let me know what you think, and how we can improve on this type of presentation in the future.
–Paul
Written by Paul Monies
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