Also, I'd like to point out: "Median" is relative to the scale you're plotting against. You can't combine multiple scales and treat them as one. The median vote

Also, I'd like to point out: "Median" is relative to the scale you're plotting against. You can't combine multiple scales and treat them as one. The median voter may be white on the scale of race, may be 50 on the scale of age, may not be college educated on the scale of education, but that doesn't mean half the voting population is white, over 50, and not college educated. If you naively combine the statistics for instance, you wind up with that representing ~26% of voters (.74 * .56 *.63).