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Sorry, are there any English sources for this stuff?

• RomP 15y ago
  Can't find any English sources, but here's the link to what appears to be the source for most of the charts: http://peregrins.com/elect/results.csv.gz http://peregrins.com/elect/results.csv.gz And here is the official (government-provided) results: http://www.izbirkom.ru/region/izbirkom http://www.izbirkom.ru/region/izbirkom, also in Russian, but Chrome does an OK job translating it. I did NOT check if the table from the first link is consistent with the data in the official results. Somebody more determined than I should do that. This page: http://eugenyboger.livejournal.com/4514.html http://eugenyboger.livejournal.com/4514.html publishes the scripts used for composing the csv file from the official results.
• Murfury 15y ago
  Try these two http://www-personal.umich.edu/~wmebane/apsa09.pdf http://www-personal.umich.edu/~wmebane/apsa09.pdf http://www-personal.umich.edu/~wmebane/mw10B.pdf http://www-personal.umich.edu/~wmebane/mw10B.pdf fraud methods don't vary from election to election.
• hammock 15y ago
  ... the blog post is in english. Or so it appears to me - am I lost somewhere in a Douglas Adams novel?
  • scott_s 15y ago
    The blog posts in in English, yes. But he's asking about the sources for the data in the post.
    • skylan_q 15y ago
      Yes, this! :)
• guard-of-terra 15y ago
  Raw data from Moscow: https://github.com/alamar/elegraph/blob/master/data/moscow-2011-12-07/data.csv https://github.com/alamar/elegraph/blob/master/data/moscow-2... The last 6 columns are voting counts.
  • achompas 15y ago
    Thank you so much for this!