The visualisation above should now be interactive, allowing you to hover over and engage with specific votes, however it’s explanatory power is generally limited, apart from the observation that more bills seem to have positive, rather than negative levels of support, indicating perhaps more bills pass.
Lets now turn our attention to whether turnout effects whether a bill passes, which we do via a similar visualisation approach as laid out above.
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