Geographic Distribution of Voters

Geographic distribution of voters refers to how voters are spread across different regions, such as cities, suburbs, and rural areas. This distribution affects election outcomes, as certain areas may lean more toward one political party or candidate based on local demographics, culture, and economic factors. Urban areas often have diverse populations that may support progressive policies, while rural areas might favor conservative viewpoints. Understanding this distribution helps political parties strategize their campaigns and target specific regions to maximize voter support and turnout.