Analysis of Median Household Income Differences between Election Day-VBM and EIP Voters

Mark Salling; Norman Robbins

Analysis of Median Household Income Differences between Election Day-VBM and EIP Voters

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Abstract

Analysis of early in-person (EIP) voting in 2008 in Cuyahoga County shows that African-American, white, and Hispanic voters who used EIP voting had significantly lower incomes than members of those same groups who voted on election day or by mail. This result applies to those voting EIP on weekdays, extended weekday hours, weekends, and the three days before election day.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Aug 27 2012

Keywords

Voters

Disciplines

Categorical Data Analysis
Databases and Information Systems
Geographic Information Sciences
Longitudinal Data Analysis and Time Series
Urban Studies

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