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The 2000-2008 elections are also included (see the points at which the lines change direction), they just aren’t labelled to avoid cluttering the graphic.
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November 12, 2024 at 10:29 PM
The 2000-2008 elections are also included (see the points at which the lines change direction), they just aren’t labelled to avoid cluttering the graphic.
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Je pose ça là.
Source Twitter : For those asking, data on the above graphic comes from national exit polls at each election. Education is divided into degree vs non-degree holders, while income is divided at the closest point to a 50/50 population split as possible.
Source Twitter : For those asking, data on the above graphic comes from national exit polls at each election. Education is divided into degree vs non-degree holders, while income is divided at the closest point to a 50/50 population split as possible.
November 12, 2024 at 10:29 PM
Je pose ça là.
Source Twitter : For those asking, data on the above graphic comes from national exit polls at each election. Education is divided into degree vs non-degree holders, while income is divided at the closest point to a 50/50 population split as possible.
Source Twitter : For those asking, data on the above graphic comes from national exit polls at each election. Education is divided into degree vs non-degree holders, while income is divided at the closest point to a 50/50 population split as possible.