PublicLibraries: Public Library Usage
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Public Library Usage
Description
Frequency of public library use by political party
Format
A data frame with 2429 observations on the following 2 variables.
LibraryUseCoded as Monthly, Few Times, Rarely, or Never
PartyPolitical party (Dem=Democrat,Ind=Independent, Rep=Repubican)
Details
In a survey conducted by YouGov in April 2024, a sample of adults answered a question on how frequently they use public libraries and their polical party affiliation
Source
Van Dam, A, "Who uses public libraries the most? There’s a divide by religion, and politics."" The Washington Post, October 2, 2024. Some values approximated from data available at https://today.yougov.com/.
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Public Library Usage
Description
Frequency of public library use by political party
Format
A data frame with 2429 observations on the following 2 variables.
LibraryUseCoded as
Monthly,Few Times,Rarely, orNeverPartyPolitical party (
Dem=Democrat,Ind=Independent,Rep=Repubican)
Details
In a survey conducted by YouGov in April 2024, a sample of adults answered a question on how frequently they use public libraries and their polical party affiliation
Source
Van Dam, A, "Who uses public libraries the most? There’s a divide by religion, and politics."" The Washington Post, October 2, 2024. Some values approximated from data available at https://today.yougov.com/.
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