Yes, I'm a nerd. Yes, I'm sitting in a hotel room at my computer typing in data (too early to have anything in downloadable form) and doing scatterplots and regressions. But the hotel room is in Chicago.
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I am probably making something harder than it has to be, but would you mind sharing where we can get the voter data for the election? I was hoping to get it at the county level, and even town if possible.
Many thanks,
Brock
It beats sitting in your TV room in Columbus doing the same thing.
Maybe.