As shown in this Fair Vote chart, turnout ebbs and flows in presidential cycles elections – a big falloff from 1992 to 1996 (58.1% vs. 51.7%), then a steady rise through 2008 (61.6%) followed by another drop in 2012 (58.2%) and then a return to 60.1% in 2016.
I've been writing these since 2008, because I've always been astonished that no other statistics guru out there seems to present the presidential race in the way that makes the most sense -- by Electoral College vote, charted over time.
The higher a province's GDP per person, the lower the ANC's share of its votes (see chart).
It has been in government for 54 of Ireland's 82 years of existence and has long had the biggest share of the vote (see chart 4).
Seven of them grew in population in the 1990s, so they have gained congressional seats (and electoral college votes; see chart 1).
Polling and observers suggest the race between him and the incumbent, Goodluck Jonathan (pictured) is too close to call, with each commanding about 42% of the vote (see chart).
UKIP's membership actually fell between the two votes (see chart).In response its executive drew up a five-year plan to professionalise the party in time for 2015.
The current price is around €5 ($6.7), and in January it fell by 40% in a few minutes after a negative, but legally meaningless, parliamentary vote (see chart).The low prices reflect a chronic oversupply of carbon allowances, which the commission puts at 1.5 billion-2 billion tonnes, roughly a year's emissions.
Recorded outcomes of formal and informal voting processes, flip chart records and field notes taken during open group discussions were used to analyse workshop findings.
The Votes in Congress chart on Sunday referred imprecisely in some copies to a House vote on an amendment to the USA Patriot Act that would have made it easier for federal investigators to review the records of libraries and bookstores on national security grounds.
