Analyzing Voting Survey-Emilio San Vicente

 


Emilio San Vicente


HISS 


Mr. Roddy


Nov 16th


Analyzing Voting Survey


    I will like to start with which party do you like the most and also I want to touch a little bit the topic of vaccines. Well, the democrat party was about almost 60%, actually 59.5%. The Republican party had 19%. Now, about the vaccine I actually thought that democrats were actually the ones leading this voting survey but after analysing a little bit, I realized that I was almost right with this way of thinking and  this is because if you noticed this results: 26.2% strongly agreed, 29.4% agreed, 18.3% disagreed, 12.7% actually strongly disagread. With this being set, I personally think that no matter if you are a democrat or not, every decision that is put about the vaccine is different. For example some democrats agreed and some republicans also agreed about getting a vaccine. I think that this part of the analysis was important because people can notice that a specific party will not affect some decisions that people make. 


    Moving on to the next and last thing, I will like to share some of my thoughts and constructive ideas for improving this survay. There was one thing that I noticed about the whole survey, and that thing is that this survey needed a variety of voters. I’m saying this because some of the people who voted were actually about almost the same age and In my sincere opinion I think that this survey was dedicated almost for a specific age. What we need for improving this survey is to  try to get this survey to more people not just from around the community or near places but for around the country and for more people that have different ages.

     

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