Methodology: How Approval Ratings are Calculated
Each vote is calculated on a scale of 1 to 10 points and each point represents 10 percent so the minimum vote any politician may receive is 10 percent or 1 point. Therefore, the maximum approval rating any politician may receive, from one vote or all votes, is 100 percent or 10 points. The total approval rating for each politician is calculated by dividing the total points by number of votes cast. This approval rating may then be represented in multiple ways, for example; 3 stars out of 10, 30%, 3 out of 10 and so forth.
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