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# Voting Behavior

This section explores voting patterns and behavior across governance proposals. It includes metrics like voting period density and voting momentum to help understand how voters engage throughout the lifecycle of proposals.

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## **Trend Voting Period Density**:&#x20;

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The colors on this heat map indicate voting density during various time periods. Darker shades signify higher voting density, scaled relative to the period with the highest density, which is represented by the darkest color.

## **Voting Momentum**:&#x20;

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Indicate the distribution of voter activity across the entirety of the proposals’ voting phase, divided into four equal quartiles: ‘early’, ‘normal’, ‘late’, and ‘ending’


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