At the county level, the correlation between education levels and the vote shift from '12 to '16 is quite high (about .6).
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So any indicator correlated with education will be correlated with the presidential vote. Even a quick study ought to control for that.
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Also, whiter counties shifted more toward Trump. So anything correlated with whiteness—heroin use?—will also be correlated with POTUS vote.
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@NateSilver538 Running Instagram accounts for their Golden Retrievers.
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@NateSilver538 I don't know. I'd imagine the primacy most heroin addicts lives is electoral politics. -
@NateSilver538 When I saw "quickie studies" I assumed it was about lunch break sex. -
@NateSilver538 I assume you've seen this: pic.twitter.com/zySIRnNjO4#R#Python -
@NateSilver538 It's coming into the holiday season, and that is fraught with issues for people, so how do they differentiate season v. Trump -
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@NateSilver538 people have been dying at a high rate from heroin in Ohio for about 4 years now. Correlation is Rx pain medication -
@tmar8@NateSilver538 absolutely Tmar. We will have plenty of other crap to blame Trump for. The pharma industry owns this one.
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@NateSilver538 Or True, True, and related by a common history of GOP state governments that under invest in public health -
@Dre_Yonce@NateSilver538 That was the joke lol -
@NateSilver538 Is this more click-bait Nate? Heroin deaths are a plague. Whatever might be causing them should be taken rather seriously. -
@NateSilver538 1st thing my in-laws mentioned in post-election defense of their Trump vote was about rise of opioid use. Anecdotal but... -
@NateSilver538 I don't care. Let them all OD. -
@NateSilver538 like the ones that "correlate" organic food sales to rising autism rates. -
@NateSilver538 Ignored, desperate people vote for change? Who'd a thunk it? -
So cue similar "analysis" that links driving Ford pickups & using Weber grills vs
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@NateSilver538 Find this Pub Health Index more compelling, though quickie study and covariate concerns still apply:http://econ.st/2g0YfCT
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