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Strange data in 2016 Precinct results #56
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In the GOP primary only, presidential votes are cast for both at-large and within a congressional district, so those results are desirable. But it looks like the House one has that idle quotemark. The unexpired term thing does warrant investigation - Ashworth ran in the primary for Boehner's seat, but not the unexpired term contest on the same day. |
@dwillis have you looked into this? Otherwise, I can take a stab. |
@christopherjenness Thanks! The presidential stuff is as it should be - Ohio reports GOP presidential primary results by congressional district and a statewide "At-large" district. The stray quotemarks are worth looking at, though, as is the line(s) with Ashworth mentioning unexpired term. |
I believe the following strange entries are simply due to an unnecessary line break. The matching ending quote appears on the next line.
Removing the line break yields
There are several examples of this: However, like @dwillis mentioned above, it's not clear if the "office" |
Here are the corresponding results from the Butler County Board of Elections site. The "unexpired term" vote totals agree with the ones from the "08 Unexpired Term Ending 01/03/2017" entries: The "full term" vote totals agree with the ones from the "U.S. House,8" entries: |
The data is formatted a little weird in the 2016 precinct results.
Some examples:
Butler,FAIR2WD1,AAB,President (at-large),,R,Donald J. Trump,93
(isat-large
desirable?)Butler,FAIR2WD1,AAB,President (district),8,R,Jeb Bush,1
(aredistrict
and8
desirable?)Butler,FAIR2WD1,AAB,U.S. House,"08
(idle"
, leading zero)Unexpired Term Ending 01/03/2017",R,Matthew Ashworth,1
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