Gregg Liddick
@caudaanalytics.bsky.social
Proponent of the Oxford comma and the Bankhead Bounce. Doing my best to support the crooked timber of humanity using analytics and data visualization.
Another chart showing how differently large counties (>500K voters) voted in 2024 vs. 2020 compared to small and medium counties.
This is likely driven in part by the swing toward Trump in foreign-born population, as identified by @economist.com
This is likely driven in part by the swing toward Trump in foreign-born population, as identified by @economist.com
March 19, 2025 at 5:42 PM
Another chart showing how differently large counties (>500K voters) voted in 2024 vs. 2020 compared to small and medium counties.
This is likely driven in part by the swing toward Trump in foreign-born population, as identified by @economist.com
This is likely driven in part by the swing toward Trump in foreign-born population, as identified by @economist.com
I enjoyed listening to @ezrakleinbot.bsky.social and @davidshor.bsky.social discuss the 2024 election results. One segment covered Dems staying home vs. switching in 2024.
Data show that Dems lost votes in ~90% of counties while Reps gained in ~50%, suggesting large amounts of Dems did stay home.
Data show that Dems lost votes in ~90% of counties while Reps gained in ~50%, suggesting large amounts of Dems did stay home.
March 19, 2025 at 2:10 PM
I enjoyed listening to @ezrakleinbot.bsky.social and @davidshor.bsky.social discuss the 2024 election results. One segment covered Dems staying home vs. switching in 2024.
Data show that Dems lost votes in ~90% of counties while Reps gained in ~50%, suggesting large amounts of Dems did stay home.
Data show that Dems lost votes in ~90% of counties while Reps gained in ~50%, suggesting large amounts of Dems did stay home.