Discrete ones for the highest and lowest state:

ok, I think I got them organized into approximately the right order

@JosephNoonan I wish Manifold would display them in order...does it just take a while to update?

@evergreenemily I think it's because this one is a multiple choice, not a free response.

@JosephNoonan Oh, that explains it. I wish there was a toggle to display them differently...

@evergreenemily YIPPEE

@evergreenemily They still display out of order for me. In fact, now all unlinked questions display out of order for me.

@JosephNoonan Do you not have access to that sort menu thing?

@evergreenemily Oh, I didn't see it before

Will this be resolved based on

A. The Democratic % of the total vote in the state, or

B. The Dem % minus the R %

?

@connorwilliams97 The latter!

If we go from 100% to 0% by increments of 2%, including the endpoints, there have to 51 total elements. Since this doesn't include D.C. or Congressional districts, how will you fill all 51 slots? I guess you could just skip the middle and have the 25th most Democrat state resolve to 52% and the 26th most resolve to 48%. Or you have the skip occur between the Democratic state with the smallest margin and the Republican state with the smallest margin.

@JosephNoonan Oh, whoops, you're right! I'll fix that by having the least-Democratic state resolve to 2%. I'd include DC, but that's just free mana on YES...

Thanks for catching that so early!

This is amazing. How do you keep coming up with these interesting market ideas?

@dittopoop Time! I've been sitting on these ideas for months. There's a reason I've been so rabid about wanting unlinked multiple choice markets - something about them just clicks with the way my creativity works!