This is an electoral cartogram for Canada using a hexagon grid, with one hexagon for each of the 338 ridings in Canada at the 2015 general election, modified to show the preliminary results.
The code based on Stephen McMurtry's excellent interactive map, with major changes so that it now uses data from Elections Canada instead of the projections from Eric Grenier's three-hundred-eight website.
I was inspired to try making an electoral cartogram by Luke Andrews' square-based electoral cartogram for the 2011 election. When all the votes are counted, each MP from a small urban riding will have the same vote in parliament as an MP from geographically vast ridings, and a cartogram which gives each riding equal area helps present this.