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Parse PDF files into CSVs using Tabula #1
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I've had more luck with |
I've started working on putting together the 2016 general election results dataset for Utah. |
@alicefeng thanks so much! are you willing/available to tackle 2014 as well? |
@dwillis you're welcome! I'm likely not going to have as much time the next few months but if you're in no particular rush for the data, I could chip away at it. |
@alicefeng no rush at all. |
@dwillis I can start working on this today. Is there a particular year that has a higher priority to start with? |
@teacupwoozy Thanks! I'd start with the 2014 general election: #5 |
@dwillis thanks - will do! |
Salt Lake County - General Elections for 2018 ;-) |
Awesome!!! |
Using Tabula, convert county-specific precinct result PDFs into CSV files located in this repository. The CSV file names are set according to our naming conventions; for example, the 2014 Beaver County general election file would be
20141104__ut__general__beaver__precinct.csv
. See our guide for pre-processing this data for more details.Pick a county and list it in a comment below in order to claim it.
New to Tabula? See how we use it in OpenElections.
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