Electoral Analysis refers to the systematic study and evaluation of electoral processes, outcomes, and voter behavior in political contexts. This field examines how elections are conducted, the factors influencing voter decisions, and the implications of electoral results on governance and policy. It encompasses the analysis of voting patterns, electoral systems, demographic influences, and the impacts of campaigns and political parties. Electoral Analysis often employs quantitative and qualitative methods, including statistical modeling and surveys, to interpret data related to elections. It plays a crucial role in understanding democratic processes and providing insights for improving electoral integrity and representation.
Antony Green is retiring from his on-camera role at ABC after 36 years of delivering meticulous election analysis. Renowned for his data-driven insights, Green transformed Australian election coverage with innovative…