The florida voter roll is a CSV file and if you needed a "data expert" to figure this out, I am happy to send you video tutorials I use in my classes for beginning Excel.
This "data expert" did this completely insane hack where he sorted by birthdates in excel or maybe he did a really cool pivot table.
The voter roll in it's current state in Florida was created in 2006. It is a common problem that people who registered before that year don't have any birthdate at all, and so a placeholder is put in. Also, these birthdays are inputted *by hand* and typos happen.
Kirk is mad that 7,600 of Florida's nearly *13 million* registered voters have typos in their birthdays, or have placeholder birthdays. I'd offer that it's actually pretty impressive that only .06% of birthdays in the voter roll are wrong.
And as @MikeEllis_AIM reminds, 4,000 Floridians are older than 100, so many of these aren't typos at all! mysuncoast.com/news/florida-a…
My god am i a data expert
does this make me a data expert
somebody find my resume
does this make me a data expert
somebody find my resume
