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Slide 1: Different Public(s) and Voting Preferences : “Strata” and Data

Explore different strata in society and examine voter preferences through data analysis, stratified sampling, and historical trends. Gain insights into voter turnout, party affiliation, and demographic factors influencing elections.

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Slide 1: Different Public(s) and Voting Preferences : “Strata” and Data

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  1. Slide 1: Different Public(s) and Voting Preferences: “Strata” and Data Dr. East

  2. Slide 2: Polls DividePubic by Stratum Pronounced ˈstrātəm,ˈplural noun: strata 1. a layer or a series of layers of rock in the ground. "a stratum of flint” Synonyms: layer, vein, seam, lode, bed 2. a level or class to which people are assigned according to their social status, education, or income, etc. "members of other social strata” Synonyms: class, public group, set, level, rank, grade

  3. Slide 3: Remember? Stratified Sampling Clearly a sample of hippies and non-hippies ;)

  4. Slide 4: AP EXAMRefresher: Graph and Map Reading • Read title to get idea of theme • Read X axis title, and y axis title, if no title read categories • Look for legend, look for source info. • What kind of graph is it? • Histogram or bar chart • Line • Pie (wedges always sum to 100%) • ?????? Pay attention! Here’s some examples

  5. Slide 5: % Voter Turnout/Participationin Elections: US to Other Countries

  6. Slide 6: % Voter Turnout Over Time

  7. Slide 7: % Voter Turnout by Age

  8. Slide 8: Party Affiliation over Time # independents have grown but party affiliation is still # 1 reason for voting a particular way

  9. Slide 9: 2012 Exit Polls by Gender, Race & Ethnicity Obama left column; Romney Right column

  10. Slide 10: Ideological Orientation & Party Affiliation Not the Same

  11. Slide 11: 2012 US Voter Preferences

  12. Slide 12: 2012 US Voter Preferences Voter Breakdown Democrat Republican

  13. Slide 13: Democrats Win Urban Areas

  14. Slide 14: Religion and Voting

  15. Slide 15: Polls & A “Litmus Test” Issue like Abortion

  16. Slide 16: Litmus Test Issue Cont.

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