Statistically Hating Everyone

A quick example of a common mistake we make with percentages

Mike Beneschan

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One reason the 2016 U.S. Presidential election was… remarkable?… was that it was the first election where both major-party candidates had an unfavorability rating of over 50% (more accurately, “first election” as in the first held after pollsters started recording unfavorability).

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Mike Beneschan

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