How Can Just 9% of the Population Control the Presidential Election?

A map of the United States is split into three color-coded regions with large percentage and number overlays. The western region (California) shows 11% and 80 million, the central region shows 9% and 30 million, and the eastern region shows 80% and 250 million. The percentages and numbers are accompanied by downward arrows, implying a decrease. The image visually contrasts the small percentages and numbers in the west with the large percentage and number in the east, creating a humorous imbalance.

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