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Identifying Voter Behavior

Abstract Number:

3736 

Submission Type:

Contributed Abstract 

Contributed Abstract Type:

Speed 

Participants:

Dane Korver (1), Joshua Cook (1)

Institutions:

(1) N/A, N/A

Co-Author:

Joshua Cook  
N/A

First Author:

Dane Korver  
N/A

Presenting Author:

Joshua Cook  
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Abstract Text:

What can sway a voter to alter their voting pattern and vote for someone that they would not normally vote for in an election? This project aims to analyze political trends by comparing national data from the General Social Survey (GSS) with precinct-level voting patterns in Florida, focusing on shifts towards independent or Democratic preferences. By examining historical voter turnout and opinions on political issues, we seek to identify correlations between national ideologies and local voting behaviors in Florida. The analysis will highlight precincts with high voter turnout and their political inclinations, providing insights into the electorate's evolving dynamics. The findings will inform strategies for a potential independent candidate vying for a seat in Florida's State House of Representatives, emphasizing areas with potential for significant impact. Through statistical analysis and data visualization, we aim to bridge the gap between national trends and local realities, offering a data-driven foundation for targeted campaign initiatives. This comparative study not only contributes to understanding political shifts but also supports democratic engagement by aligning campa

Keywords:

Voting|Elections| | | |

Sponsors:

Section on Statistical Computing

Tracks:

Data Science

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