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Analyzing Race and Voting Patterns in Florida: Hypothetical vs Actual Statistics

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Explore voting trends in Florida among Black, White, and Hispanic voters. Compare hypothetical and actual statistics in regressions.

Analyzing Race and Voting Patterns in Florida: Hypothetical vs Actual Statistics

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Race and Voting in Florida 17.871 Spring 2012
Hypothetical Statistics about Voting
Actual Statistics about Voting
Black & White Voters 42.8 52.2
Hispanic & White Voters 45.2 52.2
Actual regressions for Florida(Dependent variable = 1 if voted, 0 otherwise)

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