1000 times this. Thanks Cyrus
I’d put it almost more sharply: not always, but too often, researchers using survey experiments seem to think they’re making causal inferences when they are measuring quantities. confusion over the inquiry is v far from the spirit of the cred revolution
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Our paper "GERDA: The German Election Database" is out in Nature: Scientific Data!
We collected and harmonized election results for federal, state, and local elections for 1990-2021.
Updates for more recent elections, pre-1990 elections, and county elections soon!
Interesting data but empirically this does not seem credible
Urban–rural cleavages are seen as a defining political divide. But does this polarization hold worldwide? My new working paper tests this question using an original dataset of granular, geocoded election returns from 106 countries (polling station-level in 70). (1/8)
Not bad ;)
I wonder if chernoff faces can recover the correct shapes using this data set cran.r-project.org/package=poke...
Probably also Deftones
