(MAP) How Did Edina Vote on the Marriage Amendment?
A precinct-by-precinct breakdown of how Edina residents voted on the marriage amendment in 2012.
After putting together a precinct breakdown of how Edina voted regarding the Senate District 49 race, a few readers requested we put together similar breakdowns for other big Election Day contests.
You asked for it, so we processed unofficial election data into another color-coded map.
This one in particular shows how Edina precincts broke on the constitutional amendment regarding gay marriage. While not a single Edina precinct had 50 percent or more votes in support of the amendment, the percentages varied greatly depending on which part of Edina you're talking about.
To help you make sense of the above map, consult the following color key:
| Color | Percent Voting 'Yes' |
| Dark Red | Less than 30% |
| Light Red | 30%-35% |
| Light Green | 35%-40% |
| Green | 40%-45% |
| Dark Green | 45%-50% |
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Tom LaForce
4:25 pm on Thursday, November 8, 2012
62 must be a powerful dividing line. Would not have expected that.
Ryan Gauthier
4:45 pm on Thursday, November 8, 2012
It's actually really interesting, Tom. Crosstown appears to have divided marriage amendment support/opposition, while Hwy. 100 divides voter ID. Edina's highways apparently have some political power.
Ian Oundo
9:39 pm on Saturday, November 10, 2012
This who things has been interesting, but seeing the divides like that really gives you an idea of what's going on.