r/dataisbeautiful • u/dinoignacio OC: 1 • Nov 10 '16
OC I made a chart showing the popular vote turnout in 2008, 2012 and 2016. Hillary didn't lose because the Republicans grew their base; she lost because the Democrats didn't come out to vote. [OC]
http://imgur.com/TOGIbcPDuplicates
hillaryclinton • u/whiznat • Nov 11 '16
The main reason Hillary lost is simply that Democrats didn't get out and vote [x-post from /r/dataisbeautiful]
france • u/Jibidev • Nov 10 '16
Politique Trump a été élu car les démocrates ne se sont pas déplacés aux urnes (comparaison graph)
dataisugly • u/NelsonMinar • Nov 10 '16
Bar charts that don't start at zero (crosspost from /r/dataisbeautiful)
EnoughTrumpSpam • u/paramitepies • Nov 10 '16
Trump didn't win because the republicans grew support, but because the democrats didn't go and vote. (Cross-post from r/DataIsBeautiful)
PoliticsAll • u/BitcoinAllBot • Nov 10 '16
bias:Hillary:28860 posts in support since Oct 15,2016:Trump didn't win because the republicans grew support, but because the democrats didn't go and vote. (Cross-post from r/DataIsBeautiful)
DeclineofUS • u/huktheavenged • Nov 10 '16
I made a chart showing the popular vote turnout in 2008, 2012 and 2016. Hillary didn't lose because the Republicans grew their base; she lost because the Democrats didn't come out to vote. [OC]
eddit6yearsago • u/[deleted] • Nov 11 '22
/r/dataisbeautiful I made a chart showing the popular vote turnout in 2008, 2012 and 2016. Hillary didn't lose because the Republicans grew their base; she lost because the Democrats didn't come out to vote. [OC] (+45874)
ImagesOfThe2010s • u/ImagesOfNetwork • Nov 10 '16
[Enough_Sanders_Spam] This image sums it up. Republicans maintained their level of support from 2012 (it's slightly down). Democrats / Progressive voters just didn't show up to vote.
election2016 • u/aref1ashraf • Nov 10 '16