Feature announcement: you can now enter election data directly on RCVis, without formatting a complex JSON. Thanks to the CS490 students at USFCA for the implementation! https://t.co/wvKaySSNlZ
Per @fairvote: The Virgin Islands GOP used ranked choice voting in its presidential caucus tonight. The results are Donald Trump defeated Nikki Haley, 74% to 26%. https://t.co/DTNVY5FTaK
@nealmcb Note that vote totals are always correct -- this only affects how "wide" the lines are in the Sankey, and some of the text in the Table-by-Candidate.
I do agree that in this case, we shouldn't be guessing at the transfers. I have created an Issue here: https://t.co/AApfjPoybY
These are the current results for Boulder's first RCV election. These results are unofficial as they wait for more ballots to be counted.
After two rounds, Bob Yates is currently in the lead. https://t.co/pfVW7ebN7z
@nealmcb In this case, the transfers were guessed at by assuming proportionality.
Note that anybody can upload data to RCVis. You should look for a [source] link to reference the original data source. In this case, here are the official results: https://t.co/xOGVzmh4Ny
@nealmcb I’m not sure I’d call it an “issue” with Dominion’s data. It’s a bit of data that’s not needed for most visualizations: during batch elimination, the transfer data is presented as a batch. This only is relevant in our Sankey and Table By Round.
@nealmcb You do need to create an account and log in to view raw data — this is a measure to prevent bots from scraping everything.
Here’s what the raw data looks like:
https://t.co/t52vLSbxj1
@nealmcb There is also a minimum height for each candidate in the sankey. Below a certain size, they are not proportional. We understand the concern and if it’s causing confusion, can look into explaining that on the page.
@nealmcb This is caused by missing information in the data source (in this case, Dominion). There’s no reason batch elimination inherently wouldn’t show the transfers.
For example, you can see a Sankey here where batch elimination shows transfer data: https://t.co/IYsg3y5Kot
@nealmcb Batch elimination is guaranteed to produce the same exact results.
In many municipalities, the presence of batch elimination is required by statute. We are not sure if this is the case in Boulder.
@nealmcb When the Cast Vote Records are released, they can be run through a tabulator without batch elimination, and those results can be uploaded to RCVis to visualize and analyze -- but that data will only be for instructional purposes, and not the true certified result data.
The RCVis links each have multiple ways of visualizing these results, including static barcharts, sankey diagrams, and tables.
Tap to see them:
9th district, Dem: https://t.co/IWmNW9T4d5
13th district, Rep: https://t.co/7ofCzWtGzM
19th district, Dem: https://t.co/2Ig9lsGjy0
Three primaries for council seats in New York City went to instant runoff. The preliminary election results were just posted. These are not final.
9th district, Dem: https://t.co/IWmNW9T4d5
13th district, Rep: https://t.co/7ofCzWtGzM
19th district, Dem: https://t.co/2Ig9lsGjy0