mueller_approval_polls

The raw data behind the story
'Both Parties Think The Mueller Report Was Fair. They Just Completely Disagree On What It Says.'
<a href="https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/both-parties-think-the-mueller-report-was-fair-they-just-disagree-on-what-it-says/">https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/both-parties-think-the-mueller-report-was-fair-they-just-disagree-on-what-it-says/</a>

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Note that while we received guidance from editors at 'FiveThirtyEight', this
package is not officially published by 'FiveThirtyEight'.

Albert Y Kim

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Data and Code Behind the Stories and Interactives at
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Albert Y. Kim

Chester Ismay

Jennifer Chunn

Meredith Manley

Maggie Shea

Starry Yujia Zhou

Andrew Flowers

Jonathan Bouchet

G. Elliott Morris

Adam Spannbauer

Pradeep Adhokshaja

Olivia Barrows

Jojo Miller

Jayla Nakayama

Ben Baumer

Rana Gahwagy

Natalia Iannucci

Marium Tapal

Irene Ryan

Alina Barylsky

Danica Miguel

Sunni Raleigh

Anna Ballou

Jane Bang

Jordan Moody

Kara Van Allen

Jessica Keast

Lizette Carpenter

Fatima Keita

mueller_approval_polls function

A dataset with 65 rows representing every job approval poll of Robert Mueller that we could find from when Mueller was appointed as special council on May 17, 2017 through May 3, 2019 and 12 variables<dl class="dl-horizontal">
<dt>start</dt><dd>the start date of the poll</dd>
<dt>end</dt><dd>the end date of the poll</dd>
<dt>pollster</dt><dd>the name of the pollster</dd>
<dt>sample_size</dt><dd>the size of the poll sample</dd>
<dt>population</dt><dd>unknown</dd>
<dt>text</dt><dd>the text of the poll question</dd>
<dt>approve</dt><dd>the number of approval in the poll</dd>
<dt>disapprove</dt><dd>the number of disapproval in the poll</dd>
<dt>unsure</dt><dd>the number of unsure in the poll</dd>
<dt>approve_(republican)</dt><dd>the number of approval from Republican</dd>
<dt>approve_(democrat)</dt><dd>the number of approval from Democrat</dd>
<dt>url</dt><dd>the url of the poll</dd>
</dl>

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The raw data behind the story
'Both Parties Think The Mueller Report Was Fair. They Just Completely Disagree On What It Says.'
<a href='https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/both-parties-think-the-mueller-report-was-fair-they-just-disagree-on-what-it-says/'>https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/both-parties-think-the-mueller-report-was-fair-they-just-disagree-on-what-it-says/</a>

Both Parties Think The Mueller Report Was Fair. They Just Completely Disagree On What It Says. — mueller_approval_polls

A dataset with 65 rows representing every job approval poll of Robert Mueller that we could find from when Mueller was appointed as special council on May 17, 2017 through May 3, 2019 and 12 variables<dl class='dl-horizontal'>
<dt>start</dt><dd>the start date of the poll</dd>
<dt>end</dt><dd>the end date of the poll</dd>
<dt>pollster</dt><dd>the name of the pollster</dd>
<dt>sample_size</dt><dd>the size of the poll sample</dd>
<dt>population</dt><dd>unknown</dd>
<dt>text</dt><dd>the text of the poll question</dd>
<dt>approve</dt><dd>the number of approval in the poll</dd>
<dt>disapprove</dt><dd>the number of disapproval in the poll</dd>
<dt>unsure</dt><dd>the number of unsure in the poll</dd>
<dt>approve_(republican)</dt><dd>the number of approval from Republican</dd>
<dt>approve_(democrat)</dt><dd>the number of approval from Democrat</dd>
<dt>url</dt><dd>the url of the poll</dd>
</dl>

Both Parties Think The Mueller Report Was Fair. They Just Completely Disagree On What It Says.

mueller_approval_polls: Both Parties Think The Mueller Report Was Fair. They Just Completely Disagree On What It Says.

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