Ohio is very friendly to the dot map 
The PA/OH contiguous map is pretty nice too
I feel kinda sad for all the people who look at this and think there aren't enough rural voters:
Census-defined rural PA: 33% of raw sample; 33% of PA registered voters
Census-defined rural OH: 37% of raw sample; 37% of OH registered voters.
Census-defined rural PA: 33% of raw sample; 33% of PA registered voters
Census-defined rural OH: 37% of raw sample; 37% of OH registered voters.
We weight our samples by census block group density.
The lowest quartile of census tract density represents 27% of the raw sample in OH and 26% in PA, so we slightly down-weight folks from less dense tracts.
The lowest quartile of census tract density represents 27% of the raw sample in OH and 26% in PA, so we slightly down-weight folks from less dense tracts.
• • •
Missing some Tweet in this thread? You can try to
force a refresh
