| election_catalog | R Documentation |
A named list documenting all races available in the Florida 2000 general election dataset. Each element is named by the election code used as a column name in the county microdata files.
election_catalog
A named list. Each element contains:
typeRace type: "single_member", "multi_member", or
"referendum".
officeFull name of the office or ballot measure.
levelScope of the election: "federal", "state", "county",
"district", or "local".
countiesCharacter vector of county codes/names that include this
race, or the string "all" if every county in the dataset
participates.
vote_forMaximum number of candidates the voter could select.
optionsCharacter vector of individual candidate (voting options)
abbreviations as they appear in the data (e.g.
c("Bau", "Duf")), including observed combinations (e.g. "BauDuf") as
derived automatically from the microdata.
candidatesCharacter vector of individual candidate (voting options)
(e.g. c("Barret", "Bauchert", "Berkowitz", "Brown", "Duff", "Abstention", "Invalid vote")).
This field documents the individual candidates (options) on the ballot.
In the microdata files, votes are recorded as follows:
A candidate code or combination (e.g. "R", "D", "BauDuf",
"Y") for a valid vote cast.
"A" for a blank vote: the voter was eligible but did not mark a
choice in this race. Treated as an active category in all summaries.
"I" for an invalid vote: the voter's mark(s) was not counted.
Treated as an active category in all summaries.
NA for structural non-participation: the voter was not eligible
to vote in this race (e.g. a race restricted to a specific district).
NA values exclude the voter from the universe of that race.
The distinction between "A", "I", and NA is critical for ecological
inference: only NA values define the universe boundary.
county_catalog, list_elections(), list_counties(),
ei_summary()
# Inspect the presidential race entry
election_catalog[["PRE"]]
# List all federal races
list_elections(level = "federal")
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