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Detailed Putin's party share, Communists, and invalid ballots by turnout

By krotty on Dec 08, 2007
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Graph Table Map Absolute Relative More Options

Type	Vertical Scale	Sort	Data Aggregation
Bar Horizontal Bar Scatter Line Other Views Table	Absolute Relative to Average Relative to Range	Highest Lowest Alphabetical	Average High Low Total Count Distinct None

Sources: Central Election Committee

Initially some regions were showing higher than 100% attendance, but later on everything was corrected, or way too much corrected, as the correlation between winning party's share and voter turnout now stands at 83%. Also note how invalid ballots disappear in areas with high turnout. Some more background —krotty

Comments (8)

sara

sara says

this graph is beautiful, also interesting for what it shows.

posted over 2 years ago

Swivel

Swivel says

This graph has been featured on the front page of Swivel. Thanks for contributing.

posted over 2 years ago

Dmitry

Dmitry says

krotty, the graph shows relative scale right now and so may be misleading, especially the invalid ballot percentages. I would suggest switching to absolute and saving the graph.

posted over 2 years ago

krotty

krotty says

I had to use relative scale as it is is unreadable in the absolute scale.

posted over 2 years ago

Enric

Enric says

Could you explain that peak of 100% of Invalid ballots near 90% turnout?

posted over 2 years ago

krotty

krotty says

Enric: this graph is in relative scale, so the peak is not 100% but more like 15%, and it comes from ship crews, who voted in advance with high turnout.

posted over 2 years ago

Enric

Enric says

Ok. It would not be clearer if relative scale was the % disbribution of every party (plus Invallid) at each turnout?. Excuse me if I don't catch the meaning. Thkx for your reply.

posted over 2 years ago

krotty

krotty says

Enric: if you click "absolute" you will see party's vote share in %.

posted over 2 years ago