SOCR Data US Elections Counties2004

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SOCR Data - Popular vs. Electoral Vote in US Presidential Elections (1828-2008)

Data Description

These data represent the margin of victory in the popular vote in percentage points (e.g., explanatory variable) vs the margin of victory in the Electoral College in percentage points (e.g., response variable) for the winner in all Presidential Elections since 1828.

Source

Data Table

NAME STATE_NAME STATE_FIPS CNTY_FIPS PCountyFIPS Bush Kerry Nader Total Bush_pct Kerry_pct Nader_pct MDratio hosp pcthisp pcturban urbrural pctfemhh pcincome pctpoor pctlt9ed pcthsed pctcoled unemploy pctwhtcl homevalu rent popdens crowded ginirev SmokecurM SmokevrM SmokecurF SmokevrF Obese Noins XYLENES__M TOLUENE TETRACHLOR STYRENE NICKEL_COM METHYLENE_ MERCURY_CO LEAD_COMPO BENZENE__I ARSENIC_CO POP2000 POP00SQMIL MALE2000 FEMALE2000 MAL2FEM UNDER18 AIAN ASIA BLACK NHPI WHITE AIAN_MORE ASIA_MORE BLK_MORE NHPI_MORE WHT_MORE HISP_LAT CH19902000 MEDAGE2000 PEROVER65

Example: Bubble Chart

You can paste these data in any of the SOCR Analyses or Charts to obtain quantitative results of explore the data graphically. For instance, you can paste these data in the SOCR Bubble Chart, map the variables (Year --> X, ElectoralVote --> Y, Diff(Popular-Electoral)Vote --> Z) and click UPDATE Graph to obtain the image below. Notice how the close elections are represented by smaller bubbles near the 50% of the electoral vote line, as the difference between the popular and the electoral votes for tight elections are small.




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