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?
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?