Blog Voting Survey - Andy Walsh

 Andy Walsh

Mr. Roddy

IHSS 

15 November 2020 

Blog Voting Survey 

For this section I will be comparing the age to the COVID results. Our largest majority in the age section is 18-25 with 46-55 just one survey behind. This makes sense because many people may have friends that are in the 18-25 range and even more people will have parents and/or friends of parents in the 46-55 age range. I was not surprised to see that those two groups took a large majority of the surveys. Despite this large majority in the age section, the COVID-19 section is very spread. Every answer to every question finds a spot on the chart with at least 20 people per section on average. This creates a very wide spread of opinions which I find interesting because almost 60 percent of all survey takers affiliate with one political party. This still greatly affects the survey if you combine “strongly agree” with “agree”. This makes it easier to find how survey takers felt about certain statements. For all three statements in the survey most survey takers agreed with the statement. The results were not very surprising to me at the end because it was clear to see that the vast majority of survey takers affiliated with one party which gave results according to that party’s beliefs. 


The next time we make a survey we should start sooner to allow more time for responses so we can get more people and possibly a more diverse group to survey takers. I thought we had good diversity in our questions and the format of the questions was easy and intuitive. Overall the survey was a success but there is still room for improvement for the next group. 


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