Here's a graph of the race and gender breakdown of the Georgia Legislature, split by party. In case you're interested!pic.twitter.com/UZ4GdhyW9Y
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If you want to double check this graphic, here is the spreadsheet I made:https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1CU8XF_M1gaEVvLYgUFJGo0LyrUlVy4B-a8CXukgNAXE/edit?usp=sharing …
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Who are the 2.1% and .7% Latinx? Because Rep. Marin and I make 0.008% Dems and there is 0.004% Rs of 236 members. Despite of course being over 10% of the state population.
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I could well be wrong here, this is where I calculated it: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1CU8XF_M1gaEVvLYgUFJGo0LyrUlVy4B-a8CXukgNAXE/edit?usp=sharing … I count House Districts 96, 99 and 180 as Latinx. So 3 total people, 1 Republican, 2 Democrat. 2 / 96 total Democratic members = 2.1%.
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But you can't divide by different denominators if you are making equivalencies or comparison. Your chart states it the Georgia legislature, which is 236 member body. Sometimes math may be right, but not the picture. That's the art of charts, graphics, and statistics.
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