#Egyptian_Voter_Statistics: For the past few days Ive been randomly checking voter status on the elections.eg page to try to capture a representative sample for males and females born between 1946 and 1996. Quick statistics on the data: (Not for reckless generalizations) 1293 of 7518 total samples collected are allowed to vote 56 of 7518 total samples prohibited : under 18 (control) 21 of 7518 total samples prohibited : work nature 13 of 7518 total samples prohibited : being deceased 0 of 7518 total samples prohibited : voting abroad 6133 of 7518 total samples prohibited : voter status (timeline analysis will determine voted or voted abroad ratios) Gender demographics: (Not for reckless generalizations) 652 of 3759 male samples allowed to vote 641 of 3759 females samples allowed to vote Age demographics: (Not for reckless generalizations) 557 of 3661 ages 41 and above samples allowed to vote 225 of 1197 between age 31-40 samples allowed to vote 481 of 2660 up-to age 30 samples allowed to vote I consider this a big enough sample to collect over a few days period to be representative enough to determine the nature of the voter registration and voting privileges in #Egypt compared to those made public by the elections committee. There are very interesting patterns for those who are curious enough to run their own analysis with this rather extensive data set. Please connect if you want more details. (Not for reckless generalizations) Meaning that these numbers are on the acquired sample data not based on statistical conclusions regarding the population or based on a sample that is know to be representative to a certain degree of the population.
Posted on: Thu, 29 May 2014 11:26:39 +0000
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