Visualising the Second Presidential Debate
Presidential Debates in the United States occur between the two main candidates of the largest parties. Critical topics are discussed in the debate and these debates have the tendency to sway general public. According to Nielsen Ratings, the second Presidential debate on the 16th Oct 2012 had an estimated viewership of 65 million viewers. This is a slight dip over the first debate which attracted viewership of over 67 million viewers. The table below lists the most influential keywords used by the two presidential contestants. The two network graphs visualize the entire debate content.
|
Most Influential keywords | |||
|
President Obama |
Mitt Romney | ||
|
make |
2004 |
people |
1290 |
|
governor |
1060 |
president |
1233 |
|
job |
611 |
year |
826 |
|
tax |
510 |
make |
677 |
|
romney |
458 |
job |
581 |
|
people |
372 |
percent |
356 |
|
year |
326 |
bring |
336 |
|
country |
284 |
america |
329 |
|
world |
230 |
tax |
245 |
|
create |
211 |
country |
235 |
|
folk |
200 |
question |
177 |
|
education |
183 |
work |
166 |
|
thing |
181 |
policy |
138 |
|
family |
178 |
back |
136 |
|
energy |
166 |
happen |
135 |
President Obama

Mitt Romney



Comments
Fascinating. Now to turn the visual information to insight: who will get the vote? ;-)
Posted by: Mohan Babu K | October 19, 2012 3:21 PM