Category: blog

In 2014, the Danish People’s Party achieved a great result in the European Parliament election in Denmark. They became the biggest party with 26.61% of the votes. Ten years later, in 2024, the party only got 6.37%. Here I will show how to create a figure showing the local results of the EP election in […]

A year ago I decided to make a “final” post with links to interesting statistics material. I use quotation marks because, lo and behold, here is another post. Who cares? I do not. We are back. As always, you can access previous (and future) links on GitHub (there is a CSV-file with all links in […]

The final batch of links I have shared on Bluesky as I have decided to delete my account: Statistics Minus The Math: An Introduction for the Social Sciences Baking Tips & Techniques Generating sudokus for fun and no profit How I Use “AI” Exploring Goodreads Data: An Analysis of 10 Million Books A Syllabus for […]

Det er desværre begrænset, hvor meget jeg følger med i det amerikanske præsidentvalg i år. Jeg følger meningsmålingerne og læser diverse overskrifter i medierne, men jeg skal ikke kunne udtale mig om, hvordan meningsmålingerne og de vægtede snit klarer sig. Hvad jeg dog kan udtale mig om er, hvad vi så ved forrige præsidentvalg i […]

Which day has the most birthdays in the Netherlands? According to this post by Statistics Netherlands (CBS), it is September 30: Accordingly, at least by one metric, I fit right in here.