Shiny Set Up with R Ladies

library(rsconnect)
library(shiny)

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library(shinydashboard)

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library(plotly)

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library(ggplot2)
library(flexdashboard)

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About me

I am Alex and very new to R. I am learning it as part of my studies at UTS, where I’m doing a Masters in Data Science and Innovation. I think I was in denial about how hard the ‘data science’ bit was going to be … which is why I am at R-ladies.

#I really should put up a blue post it note, because I can't download the soap data.I will use some election data instead. I know this means I am breaking the rules. C'est la vie.
Election_results <-read.csv('elec_result_PC.csv')
View(Election_results)

Now what?

#now that's a plot I don't understand
plot(Election_results)