party_mun_zone_fed: Download data on the polls by parties from federal elections...

Description Usage Arguments Details Value Note See Also Examples

View source: R/party_mun_zone_fed.R

Description

party_mun_zone_fed() downloads and aggregates the data on the polls by parties from the federal elections in Brazil, disaggregated by cities and electoral zones. The function returns a data.frame where each observation corresponds to a city/zone.

Usage

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party_mun_zone_fed(
  year,
  uf = "all",
  br_archive = FALSE,
  ascii = FALSE,
  encoding = "latin1",
  export = FALSE,
  temp = TRUE
)

Arguments

year

Election year. For this function, only the years 1994, 1998, 2002, 2006, 2010, 2014 and 2018 are available.

uf

Filter results by Federation Unit acronym (character vector).

br_archive

In the TSE's data repository, some results can be obtained for the whole country by loading a single within a single file by setting this argument to TRUE (may not work in for some elections and, in other, it recoverns only electoral data for presidential elections, absent in other files).

ascii

(logical). Should the text be transformed from Latin-1 to ASCII format?

encoding

Data original encoding (defaults to 'Latin-1'). This can be changed to avoid errors when ascii = TRUE.

export

(logical). Should the downloaded data be saved in .dta and .sav in the current directory?

temp

(logical). If TRUE, keep the temporary compressed file for future use (recommended)

Details

If export is set to TRUE, the downloaded data is saved as .dta and .sav files in the current directory.

Value

party_mun_zone_fed() returns a data.frame with the following variables:

From 2018 on, some new variables are also available:

Note

For the elections prior to 2002, some information can be incomplete. For the 2014 and 2018 elections, more variable are available.

See Also

party_mun_zone_local for local elections in Brazil.

Examples

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## Not run: 
df <- party_mun_zone_fed(2002)

## End(Not run)

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