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Description: As part of the Libraries in Community Systems study of library service value, this project examines data from US public library local funding referendums. It will go through four major phases: replicate the 2020 publication "Factors of Success for Libraries on the Ballot: 2014 - 2018" (McNutt, Yang, Chrastka, 2021: https://www.everylibraryinstitute.org/factors_of_success_report); extend replication to vote years 2010 - 2022 with additional community environment variables; analyze single referendums with precinct level data for probability (log-odds) consistency and attempt to derive willingness-to-pay; if willingness to pay can be derived from single referendums, those results are shared.

License: CC-By Attribution 4.0 International

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Washington Library Vote by Precinct Study

Analysis dataset of operational votes on Washington public libraries 2010-2022, plus supporting documentation, code books, and code descriptions.

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National Library Vote Study

Synthesized data set which combines library funding vote events gathered from library worker surveys, state library and secretary of state offices, an...

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