Analysis of US Presidential Elections-2020

The United States(US) is the only country with a continuous democracy for more than 200years. However, the US is more accurately defined as a constitutional republic. “Constitutional” refers to the fact that the government in the US is based on a Constitution, which is the supreme law of the US. The US elects its president every four years. The most recent election is the 2020 elections, which generated a lot of attention around the world. Although every citizen, who is eligible can vote, a presidential candidate needs 270 electoral college votes to win the presidency. There are two major parties in the US; Republican party and Democrat party. The current president is Joe Biden, a Democrat won with 279 electoral college votes. The former president, Donald Trump is a Republican, while his predecessor, Barack Obama is a Democrat. Analysis Performed analysis on US election results data and made some EDA of the total votes distribution among candidates, parties and counties.

df_president = pd.read_csv("president_county_ca