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This section provides an interactive table that shows voting-related data for Presidential, Senatorial and Congressional Elections of November 6, 2012.

The table contains a row for the each combination of:
• election by Republican candidate
• election by Democratic candidate
• election by other candidates (a summary category)
• election summary (all votes counted)

These data are based on data originally developed by the Clerk of the House of Representatives and augmented to use in this table.

Use the interactive table to view, query, rank, compare selected characteristics of all elections.

Example
To view all elections; Republican percent of total vote; ranked highest to lowest
• click ShowAll button
• Type R (case sensitive) in box to right of Select Party button
• Click Select Party button; table populates with only R rows
• Click %Vote column header; sorts descending; lowest %R among all elections: NY15
• Click %Vote column header; sorts ascending; 5 elections where %R is 100% (-1 indicates data not available)
• More usage notes

2012 Elections & Vote by Candidate -- interactive table
Click column header to sort; click again to sort other direction.
See usage notes below table. See related Ranking Tables Main Page

Items/Column Headers
• Election -- examples: ALP: Alabama Presidential; AZS: Arizona Senatorial; OH04: Ohio 4th Congressional District
• StAbbr -- State postal abbreviation
• Election code -- P President; S:Senate; xx: congressional district number
• Party -- R; Republican; D: Democrat; O: Other (non D/R); T: Total (sum R,D,O)
• Name -- congressional & senatorial: candidate name and party
-- party or summary category is President
• Vote -- vote as shown by Clerk of House; -1 indicates data not available
• %Vote -- vote this row/candidate as percent of total vote this election

Usage Notes
• There is no warranty of any type with regard to any aspect of these data; user is solely responsible for use.
• Election column: area name followed by CBSA code
• Use Select Election to select/filter election (based on column 1).
- Click ShowAll button first.
- Key in any part of Election text then click Select Election button.
- Search will filter for any election text (column 1) with that exact, case sensitive, spelling.
- VA08 is used as default value.
• Use Select Party to select/filter party (based on column 4).
- Click ShowAll button first.
- Key in D, R, O or T then click Select Party button.
- Search will filter for any name with that exact, case sensitive, spelling.
- T is used as default value.
• Click ShowAll button between specific queries.
• Features below table are not designed to work in combination.

To view all D or R or O candidate (or total) rows in a state:
• Click ShowAll button
• Select state using dropdown below table
• Click/dbl-click Party column header; scroll to area of interest

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