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	Breaking down the 2008 vote1 Andrew Gelman2 22 April[removed]As political scientists, we typically try to understand public opinion and voting by using least squares, logistic regression, and other statistical tools for es Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-06-12 16:59:01 Open Document File Size: 710,50 KB Share Result on Facebook City Cheshire / / Company Princeton University Press / / Country Columbia / / / Facility University of Wisconsin Press / Columbia University / / IndustryTerm statistical graphics software / statistical tools / / Organization Pew Research Center / Princeton University / Department of Energy / Department of Political Science / University of Wisconsin Press / Institute for Education Sciences / National Science Foundation / Columbia University / New York / Department of Statistics / / Person Stan Brunn / / PoliticalEvent presidential election / general election / / ProvinceOrState New York / Connecticut / / URL http / SocialTag Andrew Gelman Elections Edward Tufte Information graphics FiveThirtyEight Red states and blue states Republican Party Voting Visual arts Politics of the United States

Breaking down the 2008 vote1 Andrew Gelman2 22 April[removed]As political scientists, we typically try to understand public opinion and voting by using least squares, logistic regression, and other statistical tools for esAdd to Reading List