The Presidential Election

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The Presidential Election Paul Beck, The Ohio State University Lifelong Learning Institute December 7, 2016

Table 1 Presidential Election Results (as of 12/5/16)

Figure 1 Party Identifications of Americans, 2016 Source: Pew Center for the People and the Press, January to August surveys

Figure 2 Satisfaction with the Way Things Are Going in the U. S Figure 2 Satisfaction with the Way Things Are Going in the U.S. Source: Gallup Poll: 1989 thru Sept 2016, http://www.gallup.com/poll/1669/general-mood-country.aspx

Table 2 2016 state/DC Primary and Caucus Schedule and Rules

Figure 3 2016 Nomination Process Results before Conventions (AP Delegate Estimates as of 6/26/16)

Figure 4 % Very/fairly Satisfied with Presidential Candidates source: Pew Research Center, July 7, 2016

Figure 5 2016 Vote by Key Demographics Source: Exit Polls, 2016

Figure 6 Vote by Demographics, 2016 vs 2012 Source: Exit Polls, 2012 and 2016

Figure 7 Vote by Political Orientations, 2016 vs 2012 Source: Exit Polls, 2012 and 2016

Figure 8 Democratic and Republican Presidential Votes in 88 Ohio Counties, 2016 vs 2012 Source: Official vote results, 11/30/16

Figure 9 Late Deciding Voters Favored Trump, 2016 Source: Exit Polls, 2016