Journalist Laura Serra (Political section, paper edition) and the LNData team worked together to study the attendance records of 74 national deputies (members of the lower chamber of Congress) that aspired to extend their mandate in the Parliamentary Elections of 2013.
The conclusion the team arrived at after studying the data is that, of the universe of 74 candidates, the opposition legislators were the ones presenting the highest indices of absenteeism in the last three and a half years.
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The story also includes a Tableau presentation that allows user to visualize a ranking of the 74 candidates with the best and worst attendance record for the 57 sessions studied.
The visualization also allowed filtering by name of deputy, year or party block (party), allowing users to do their own detailed searches and investigations.
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Opposition candidates that want to renew their mandates with the most absentee at the top
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