Summary confidence: high
This dataset covers 3,152 U.S. counties from a 2020 election results file, with 10 columns spanning vote totals, party percentages, and geographic identifiers. Vote-count fields (total_votes, votes_dem, votes_gop, diff) are extremely right-skewed with high kurtosis and 12-16% outlier rates, reflecting a few massive-population counties dominating the raw counts — worth inspecting on a log scale. The percentage fields tell a cleaner story: per_gop has a median of 0.68 versus per_dem's 0.30, and per_point_diff is negatively skewed, indicating Republican margins in most counties despite Democrats winning the national popular vote. State coverage is led by Texas (254 counties), Georgia (159), and Virginia (133), so any state-level aggregation should account for that imbalance.
citing: row_count · column_count · columns · kinds