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The united states Political Analysis voting preferences among candidates of
different gender
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The united states Political Analysis voting preferences among candidates of
different gender
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Contingency table 1. Voting preferences among the different gender.
Gender (dependent variable)
Presidential candidate Men (percentage) Women (percentage)
(independent variable)
Barack Obama 50.9 56.1
Mitt Romney 49.1 43.9
Total 2015 2173
The relationship between the sex of the respondent and the presidential preferences, in
my opinion, varies from men to women. According to the statistics, a higher percentage of
women preferred Romney over Obama, while most men preferred Obama over Romney. This
means that more men preferred the Republican while women preferred the Democrats. If the
population of men were higher than women, therefore the Romney would have been the
president-elect. The data shows that Romney gathered more votes than Obama, which in reality
was different because Obama won the election. Gender voting choice plays a fundamental role in
the presidential elections.
According to the data, it fails to support hypotheses because most of their vote went to
the Democratic candidate Barrack Obama. No, men are not showing higher tendencies to vote
for the Republican candidate because their voting choices appears to be balanced between the
Republican and the Democratic candidates. Women showed a higher tendency to support Obama
The united states Political Analysis voting preferences among candidates of
different gender
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The united states Political Analysis voting preferences among candidates of
different gender
#Q1
Contingency table 1. Voting preferences among the different gender.
Gender (dependent variable)
Presidential candidate Men (percentage) Women (percentage)
(independent variable)
Barack Obama 50.9 56.1
Mitt Romney 49.1 43.9
Total 2015 2173
The relationship between the sex of the respondent and the presidential preferences, in
my opinion, varies from men to women. According to the statistics, a higher percentage of
women preferred Romney over Obama, while most men preferred Obama over Romney. This
means that more men preferred the Republican while women preferred the Democrats. If the
population of men were higher than women, therefore the Romney would have been the
president-elect. The data shows that Romney gathered more votes than Obama, which in reality
was different because Obama won the election. Gender voting choice plays a fundamental role in
the presidential elections.
According to the data, it fails to support hypotheses because most of their vote went to
the Democratic candidate Barrack Obama. No, men are not showing higher tendencies to vote
for the Republican candidate because their voting choices appears to be balanced between the
Republican and the Democratic candidates. Women showed a higher tendency to support Obama
