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The following data come from the 2016 ANES, V36 and V87W, both recoded into 3 categories....

The following data come from the 2016 ANES, V36 and V87W, both recoded into 3 categories. One question asked about party identification. The other asked about support for building a wall on the border between the United States and Mexico.  The results were as follows:

Partisanship

Oppose

Not sure

Favor

Democrat

620

217

199

Independent

401

327

602

Republican

155

218

874

Total

1176

762

1675

Calculate appropriate percentages for the table, justify your choice of row, column, or total percentages, and comment on the relationship.

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I am first creating an extra column Total (sum of row totals).

Partisanship

Oppose

Not sure

Favor

Total

Democrat

620

217

199

1036

Independent

401

327

602

1330

Republican

155

218

874

1247

Total

1176

762

1675

3613

Now, we shall create 3 percentage tables(each of them showing different percentage values) and define what each percentage represents.

1.

Partisanship

Oppose

Not sure

Favor

Total

Democrat

17.16025464

6.006089123

5.507888182

28.67423194

Independent

11.09880985

9.050650429

16.66205369

36.81151398

Republican

4.290063659

6.033766953

24.19042347

34.51425408

Total

32.54912815

21.0905065

46.36036535

100

This table gives the percentage of each of the values in total population. Each of the values in the table are obtained by dividing them by the total number, 3613. For example, the value in bold ie, 17.16025464 is the percentage of people (out of total of 3613 people) who are democrat and oppose the building of wall. Similar is the argument for each of the values.

2.

Partisanship

Oppose

Not sure

Favor

Total

Democrat

59.84556

20.9459459

19.2085

100

Independent

30.150376

24.5864662

45.2632

100

Republican

12.429832

17.4819567

70.0882

100

This table is obtained by dividing each value by the row total multiplied by 100. This gives the percentage value of each category of partianship in the population. For example, the value that is in bold(24.5865) is the percentage of independent people in the population, taking the partisanship of people into consideration.

3.

Partisanship

Oppose

Not sure

Favor

Democrat

52.72108844

28.47769029

11.88059701

Independent

34.09863946

42.91338583

35.94029851

Republican

13.18027211

28.60892388

52.17910448

Total

100

100

100

This table is obtained by dividing each value by the column total multiplied by 100. This gives the percentage value of each category of people with the views on building the wall in the population. For example, the value that is in bold(52.17910448) is the percentage of people who favor building the wall in the population, taking the opinion of people into consideration.


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