~ no longer on twitter ~
Builder and designer of things on the web. Into graphy things (photo-, typo- and your classic bar and line). Kiwi in Melbourne. he/him
Checking back into twitter to mention that I've added the Wellington by-election results to my visualisation thingy:
https://t.co/ybNU7iqqtI
(huge congrats @grogersxyz!)
going back to twitter-free life now, byeeeee 👋
checking back into twitter briefly for some shameless self-promo: I made a vegan recipe zine!
copies are available on etsy (physical and digital). If anyone bakes any of the recipes, i'd love to see pics! https://t.co/Q1vLxixZOE
@dakvid Haha diving deep into the 2019 version of that race is what made me spot the issue! Yeah totally, that's a solid idea. It'd probably be reasonably accurate too since the votes transferred from already-elected candidates is usually miniscule
as is tradition I've made some graphs of the NZ local election results! Only 4 councils for now, but I'll keep this thread up to date as results come in.
interactive visualisation: https://t.co/srEYjhcoSQ
@dakvid (specifically it seems impossible to tell which votes have transferred from an already-elected candidate's excess, vs an eliminated candidates pool)
@dakvid Thanks! Yep, whichever single-winner results I can wrangle from councils! The difficulty with the other ones is that sometimes votes transfer from multiple candidates in a single round, and the data isn't detailed enough to tell exactly where votes came from
Got hold of more data, so Kirikiriroa/Hamilton, Kāpiti and Far North people: here's how people voted in your mayoral elections!
Full detailed versions on https://t.co/srEYjhcoSQ #nzpol
Got hold of more data, so Kirikiriroa/Hamilton, Kāpiti and Far North people: here's how people voted in your mayoral elections!
Full detailed versions on https://t.co/srEYjhcoSQ #nzpol
As an example, this is what the *exact same* votes would result in when choosing 1 person (first pic) vs 2 people (second pic)
You can only know who would be second by counting the votes with that in mind from the start
election nerd hot-take: saying people came 2nd, 3rd, etc in an STV election for a single position isn't accurate or fair to the candidates.
doing so completely ignores *all* the 2nd+ preference votes from people who ranked the winning candidate 1st
@UXshane @tonamutonamu Yep! Just waiting for the data - I emailed the council this morning requesting it (as a former Tron-ian I'm very eager to see how it played out)
Quick visualisation of the Wellington election results - showing how votes transferred / how people ranked the candidates #nzpol
(gonna have a fancy interactive one up soon for all the councils!)
@KaroriBee A step further: I'd absolutely love to see data that breaks down how many times each ranking appeared/was voted for.
e.g "100 people ranked (A, D, B), 50 ranked (D, B, A), etc."
Very quick math says at most it'd be a couple of megabytes of data