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[ME0110T10] European Parliament election. Voting rates among employed Swedish citizens registered in Sweden, 18-64 years by occupation, sex, observations and election year

Updated on DBnomics on April 8, 2022 (1:30 PM).

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This dataset has 165 series:

[020.1.ME0110F5] professionals – men – Voting rates, percent

min:
54.9
max:
72.7
avg:
64.6
σ:
7.354

[020.1.ME0110F6] professionals – men – Voting rates, margin of error ±, percentage points

min:
1.9
max:
2.2
avg:
2.033
σ:
0.125

[020.1.ME0110F7] professionals – men – Entitled to vote, number in 1000s

min:
357
max:
411
avg:
386.667
σ:
22.366

[020.1.ME0110F8] professionals – men – Entitled to vote, number in 1000s, margin of error ±

min:
14
max:
17
avg:
15.667
σ:
1.247

[020.1.ME0110F9] professionals – men – Number of observation in sample

min:
1,789
max:
2,747
avg:
2,198.667
σ:
403.206

[020.2.ME0110F5] professionals – women – Voting rates, percent

min:
58.4
max:
73
avg:
65.8
σ:
5.962

[020.2.ME0110F6] professionals – women – Voting rates, margin of error ±, percentage points

min:
1.7
max:
2
avg:
1.867
σ:
0.125

[020.2.ME0110F7] professionals – women – Entitled to vote, number in 1000s

min:
374
max:
483
avg:
428.333
σ:
44.5

[020.2.ME0110F8] professionals – women – Entitled to vote, number in 1000s, margin of error ±

min:
14
max:
18
avg:
16
σ:
1.633

[020.2.ME0110F9] professionals – women – Number of observation in sample

min:
2,035
max:
3,254
avg:
2,554
σ:
513.849