2008 Election and Statistical Effects Upon.
Two past historical events have statistical implications for the current 2008 presidential election. The first event is looking back in history to find the lowest approval rating of a national leader in a democracy.  It appears that Alejandro Toledo in 2004, President of Peru between 2001 and 2006 received single digit rating of 5 to 8 percent. The reason for this effort in an attempt to figure out what is the lowest level any national leader can go, an artificial…
