How lifespan is connected with Elections

The plot displays the expected lifespan of political candidates based on their election outcomes, differentiated by party affiliation. It illustrates that winning an election is associated with a longer lifespan, with winners expected to live about 8 years longer than losers. The distribution of expected lifespans is shown for candidates from the Democrat, Republican, and Third party groups. The visualization highlights a notable longevity advantage for those who win elections, with this trend consistently observed across the different political parties. The use of density ridges emphasizes the spread and central tendency of expected lifespans within each group.