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[ME0110T11] European Parliament election. Voting rates among Swedish citizens registered in Sweden, 18-64 years, employees by sector of employment, sex, age, observations and election year

Updated on DBnomics on April 15, 2022 (4:43 AM).

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This dataset has 300 series:

[111.1+2.18-29.ME0110G0] government sector – total – 18-29 years – Voting rates, percent

from
2004=49.4
to
2014=70.5
min:
49.4
max:
70.5
avg:
59.8
σ:
8.617

[111.1+2.18-29.ME0110G1] government sector – total – 18-29 years – Voting rates, margin of error ±, percentage points

from
2004=8.5
to
2014=7.1
min:
7.1
max:
8.5
avg:
8.033
σ:
0.66

[111.1+2.18-29.ME0110G2] government sector – total – 18-29 years – Entitled to vote, number in 1000s

from
2004=25
to
2014=29
min:
22
max:
29
avg:
25.333
σ:
2.867

[111.1+2.18-29.ME0110G3] government sector – total – 18-29 years – Entitled to vote, number in 1000s, margin of error ±

from
2004=4
to
2014=5
min:
4
max:
5
avg:
4.333
σ:
0.471

[111.1+2.18-29.ME0110G4] government sector – total – 18-29 years – Number of observation in sample

from
2004=130
to
2014=170
min:
118
max:
170
avg:
139.333
σ:
22.231

[111.1+2.30-49.ME0110G0] government sector – total – 30-49 years – Voting rates, percent

from
2004=49.8
to
2014=67.5
min:
49.8
max:
67.5
avg:
60.033
σ:
7.486

[111.1+2.30-49.ME0110G1] government sector – total – 30-49 years – Voting rates, margin of error ±, percentage points

from
2004=3.9
to
2014=3.6
min:
3.6
max:
3.9
avg:
3.767
σ:
0.125

[111.1+2.30-49.ME0110G2] government sector – total – 30-49 years – Entitled to vote, number in 1000s

from
2004=111
to
2014=132
min:
111
max:
132
avg:
118.333
σ:
9.672

[111.1+2.30-49.ME0110G3] government sector – total – 30-49 years – Entitled to vote, number in 1000s, margin of error ±

from
2004=8
to
2014=10
min:
8
max:
10
avg:
9
σ:
0.816

[111.1+2.30-49.ME0110G4] government sector – total – 30-49 years – Number of observation in sample

from
2004=596
to
2014=883
min:
596
max:
883
avg:
695
σ:
132.999