Every Vote Counts
(Published on 25. March 2025, 11:00 by juggler)
Divide the map into connected districts, all with the same size. Flags must be in different districts.
A district is a "star district" if it has more stars than circles, and a "circle district" if it has more circles than stars. Your task is to ensure there are more star districts than circle districts!
Solution code: Cells in column 6 from top to bottom (S for star district; C for circle district)
Comments
on 4. April 2025, 10:27 by Zinger2099
A very good and educational puzzle.
on 4. April 2025, 10:17 by Sotehr
Everyone who votes should have to solve this puzzle first. >.<
on 1. April 2025, 23:25 by jessica6
grids with more colors (symbols in this case) are even more impressive. with 4 colors, you can win a 13x13 grid with just 16 cells (less than 10%) of your color.
on 1. April 2025, 19:24 by The Book Wyrm
A non-sudoku from you? Interesting.
Nice little puzzle, I like the concept and it's well executed.
on 31. March 2025, 23:57 by QuiltyAsCharged
Very cool puzzle! The result may seem unfair, but if the circles don't like the outcome they should simply vote to change it. Wait
on 26. March 2025, 18:30 by Cyndatu
i love gerrymandering puzzles, we need more of this style of puzzle on this site
on 25. March 2025, 18:27 by Fra314
WOW. Just... wow. I can't even explain how cool was this puzzle. Fantastic work!
on 25. March 2025, 17:02 by Grausbert
I really loved the puzzle. It has a very similar basic idea as the Gerrymandering-puzzle by Deckard on YouTube.
on 25. March 2025, 14:24 by Franjo
Nice and easy „Chaos Construction“ - once you get the right idea. Thank you very much for creating and sharing.
