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2016 Postmortem

Analytics_American

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7. Infographic Credit

Reply to Segami (Original post)

Mon Mar 7, 2016, 03:21 PM

Mar 2016

Hi Segami,

LOVE that you're sharing this important data-- 50 years of election results are not insignificant, and as our access to data grows exponentially, our ability to decipher it becomes more and more detrimental!

Would you be able to edit your post to provide credit to the Analytics@American program for creating the infographic? The blog post also provides more insight into caucus and primary season; it's a very interesting read.

https://onlinebusiness.american.edu/blog/presidential-primary-predictions/

Thanks so much!!

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Bernie Sanders WINS KANSAS [View all] Segami Mar 2016 OP

Not that I put much stock in stuff like this, but....Kansas' past predictive power: JonLeibowitz Mar 2016 #1

I love it!.....now, wait for the swarm. Segami Mar 2016 #2

And to think the NYT dismissed his wins in KS/NE as "prairie populism" today JonLeibowitz Mar 2016 #3

Right you are!.....also, the delays revealed Party motives. Segami Mar 2016 #6

Thanks!. fourcents Mar 2016 #4

The power of Data Analytics_American Mar 2016 #8

K & R Jenny_92808 Mar 2016 #5

Infographic Credit Analytics_American Mar 2016 #7