According to psychologists Conor Seyle and Matthew Newman, a better approach than using the "red and blue states" map would include
A) using two maps, one denoting social issues as red or blue and economic issues as red or blue.
B) using the map to denote religious differences since this aspect of a person's life actually is the most influential factor in their voting.
C) denoting counties within states voting more than 70 percent Republican or 70 percent Democrat as "red" and "blue," respectively; and using purple for lower percentages.
D) switching the colors, since being liberal is closer to the ideology of communism.

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Denoting counties within states voting more than 70 percent Republican or 70 percent Democrat as "red" and "blue," respectively; and using purple for lower percentages would provide a more accurate representation of the political diversity within each state, rather than painting an entire state with one color. It would also show how divided certain areas of the country are, rather than giving the false impression of a united "red" or "blue" state.

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