Graphunday – House of Representatives Pie Chart
Posted by Cam on Monday, September 10, 2007
This gives an average of 58.25 for Labor and 41.75 per cent for the Coalition. Plug these numbers into the election calculator and see what you get.
A pie chart of the “see what you get” with a uniform national 11% swing (normal caveats etc):
The red area of the pie chart is almost large enough to resemble pacman.
This entry was posted on Monday, September 10th, 2007 at 12:37 AM and filed under Interesting Graphs.
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Wow. That’s CLP-implosion bad for the coalition.
Any chance of divvying up the blue into libs and nats?
Posted on 10-Sep-07 at 10:14 am | PermalinkNot quite five minutes to midnight – but you can definitely hear that graph ticking.
Posted on 10-Sep-07 at 10:33 am | PermalinkCrikey almost makes up for giving David Flint an outlet by republishing CCrosby/Textor Doomsday analysis, courtesy of Possum C (on his/her site a few days back).
No laughing, this is serious.
Posted on 10-Sep-07 at 3:50 pm | PermalinkLooks like it has been taken down amanda.
Posted on 10-Sep-07 at 8:55 pm | PermalinkOooh. Ha. Shut. Door. Horse. etc etc
Anyway, Ken has linked to the original piece.
Posted on 10-Sep-07 at 8:58 pm | PermalinkDon’t know why, guess it was the graphs, but that shouldn’t disqualify the text around the graphs.
Posted on 10-Sep-07 at 9:08 pm | PermalinkIf pacman was a thylacine.
Posted on 11-Sep-07 at 3:07 pm | Permalink