geographical information systems (GIS)

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Voter advocacy assisted by GIS, City of St. Louis, MO

by census block

Percent of 2004 active voters by 2000 voting age population (conference poster)

Percent of 2004 active voters by 2000 voting age population (single)

Data errata for percent of 2004 active voters by 2000 voting age population

Percent of 2004 active voters who voted in primary election (February 2004)

Percent of 2004 active voters who voted in general election (November 2000)

by census block group

Socioeconomic observations (conference poster)

Percent of 2004 active voters by 2000 voting age population

Percent of 2004 active voters who voted in primary election (February 2004)

Percent of 2004 active voters who voted in general election (November 2000)

Percent of 2000 population above the age of 65

Percent of 2000 population by race (black/white)

Percent of 2000 population with income below poverty level

Percent of 2000 population with income at least twice that of poverty level

Per capita income in 2000 relative to metropolitan statistical area average

Percent of 2000 population enrolled in college and above

Percent of 2000 population with educational attainment of college (associate) and above

A companion paper, "Community-based voter advocacy assisted by geographic information systems (GIS)," is available in the writings section under Public Policy and Administration.


Maps for United Congregations of Metro-East (IL Counties of Madison, Monroe, St. Clair)

Median household income by census tract relative to MSA average

Shift in nonwhite population (1980-2000) by census tract

Shift in population (1980-2000) by census tract

Shift in percentage poor (1980-2000) by census tract

(alternate) Shift in percentage poor (1980-2000) by census tract


Time Series Analysis of Per Capita Income by Place

Louisville, KY-IN MSA

Portland--Vancouver, OR--WA MSA

San Antonio, TX MSA


Percentage of Persons in Poverty

Los Angeles

Chicago

New York

*Many thanks to SLU's Department of Public Policy Studies and Dr. Todd Swanstrom for my being his research assistant, in which the above maps (time series analysis of per capita income by place) & (percentage of persons in poverty) are products.