I confirmed myself that the difference between the percentage of mail-in votes going to a candidate vs the percentage of in-person votes going to that same candidate is always different by about 30-45% (usually about 40%), expect Philadelphia county which couldn't differ by 40% because Biden got over 80% of all votes there (VERY inconsistent with the rest of the state).
Happy to share data and workbook but I'm not sure what the best method is - Any ideas? Any specific questions?
PA pede here, Im going to run these myself in the morning for Biden and for Trump. Will report back!
Here's the data from PA state website, as of this morning. https://www.electionreturns.pa.gov/ > County Breakdown
I confirmed myself that the difference between the percentage of mail-in votes going to a candidate vs the percentage of in-person votes going to that same candidate is always different by about 30-45% (usually about 40%), expect Philadelphia county which couldn't differ by 40% because Biden got over 80% of all votes there (VERY inconsistent with the rest of the state).
Happy to share data and workbook but I'm not sure what the best method is - Any ideas? Any specific questions?