Statistical Analysis Using R

Job ID: 39364122

Budget: $30 – $250 USD

I’m working on a short-form research project (approx. 5,000 words) and need assistance from an experienced R coder to complete the data analysis portion of the project.

Project Overview:
The research investigates whether intra-party conflict within the U.S. Republican Party influences Republican voters’ attitudes — such as their trust in the party, perception of competence, and likelihood to vote. I’ll be using the 2022 Cooperative Election Study (CES) dataset, focusing on Republican respondents and subgrouping them based on indicators of factional alignment (e.g., Trump approval, ideological self-placement, etc.).

What I need from you:
I’ve drafted a detailed step-by-step brief, which includes:

The variables to extract from the CES 2022 dataset

How to code “intra-party factions” (e.g., MAGA vs. establishment Republicans)

Suggested dependent variables (e.g., vote intention, party trust, perception of party performance)

Outline of statistical methods (descriptive stats, regression models, and plots)

Deliverables:

Cleaned dataset and full R script (annotated is ideal)

Output tables (summary stats, regression results, etc.)

A few simple visualizations (bar plots or box plots — nothing overly complex)

Ideally I would need everything delivered fairly quickly, so I have enough time to complete my analysis and write-up.

If you’re available and interested, I’d love to share the full brief and discuss your rates and availability.

Looking forward to hearing from you,