Interesting statistical example of flaws in a voter impact index
🫧 Open on Bubbles The following came in the email the other day: I’m reaching out to introduce the Voter Impact Index , a new data tool from PowerMoves that assigns every U.S. zip code a voter impact score based on the recent competitiveness of six federal and state elections tied to that location. The Index may be useful in your teaching or research in a few concrete ways: — Classroom discussions on political geography, voter mobilization, and the relationship between where people live and how much their v
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