Dataset Manager / Sunday, August 9, 2020 / Categories: Territory of elections, Belarus, Catalogue of Elections, with datasets Belarus, President 2020 Election card Official title: Election of the President of the Republic of Belarus in 2020 Winner/leader: not established Wikipedia article: 2020 Belarusian presidential election About the dataset. The CEC of Belarus does not publish data on polling stations. On the website of this organisation only aggregate values by regions were published. Such data is not suitable for identifying statistical anomalies in the data. That is why an international group of volunteers implemented a unique project: they digitised that part of the protocols of election commissions, the photos of which were posted in the public domain by observers from polling stations. The work lasted more than one day, so our set contains data as of 11.08.2020. Later, a dataset as of 26.10.2020 was added. The dataset also includes incomplete official data from the CEC of Belarus. Previous Article Russia Constitutional Referendum 2020 Next Article Russia, Chuvash Republic - Chuvashia, Head of the Republic 2020 Print 18682 Tags: Belarus President 2020 Original data source:volunteer observersURL of the source:docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JGcsL3cKMRHOwI7F44Ywkt6SU1lqSYTv3TAWMXAR0Qs/edit?fbclid=IwAR3x6Wrby7BbXdCDZZWqRVJ3Vk3tts-dClcqXUfb18bBdEEcUhVT_hwsiXMParsingvolunteer observersDataset:Belarus_President_2020.zipVerification of the dataset with the source:On verification: no verification with the official totals was carried out due to the specificity of the origin of the dataset and its inherent incompleteness. Only selective verification with copies of protocols published on the Web is possible. There is no need to verify the parsing with the source, as the volunteers provided the data in machine-readable form.in the Lab Please login or register to post comments.
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