November 5, 2009 – 7:59 am
Throwing the last polling cycle’s worth of data into the Pollytrend algorithm, we can see that Newspoll produced no discernible change in the trend line – which is to be expected, since our trend here measures how all polls move together and it can adapt to outliers.
Also worth having a squiz at are three charts [...]
August 2, 2009 – 10:36 am
Just a quick update from Friday’s post on unemployment by electorate – and for those reading this that haven’t seen the previous post, it’s probably worth having a squiz to know what’s going on.
I’ve redone the maps of Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne regions in a much easier to understand format.
The cross-hatched areas show the [...]
Some of you may have been wondering why the electoral demographic profiles haven’t been updated of late. The answer is pretty simple, I couldn’t be bothered to create 150 separate posts, nor do the tedious charting work that went into them. So instead of going down that silly route, I found a much better way. [...]
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Posted in Pseph, Seat of the Day, Spiffy Toys, census data, election results
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Also tagged 2006 census, 2007 electoral results, commonwealth electoral divisions, economic and community profile, electoral demography, infographics, Spiffy Toys
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October 29, 2007 – 1:00 pm
Oh the psephy joy of it all, the Second Release of the 2006 Census data is upon us bringing such sweet, sweet offerings.
After spending a quiet weekend chewing though it, today I thought we might have a squiz at how Coalition held seats in Qld play out in the demographic stakes, taking into account what [...]