In this section, Our members and viewers can vote by clicking on thumbs up, thumbs down or neutral signs to give their feedback about a certain personality. We then calculate the Percentage of positive, negative and neutral votes by using the following basic mathematical formula of calculating percentage:

Positive Percentage = ((Total number of thumbs up / total votes) x 100)

Negative Percentage = ((Total number of thumbs down / total votes) x 100)

Neutral Percentage = ((Total number of neutral / total votes) x 100)

Secondly, "Weighted Score" is calculated by evaluating the difference between positive and negative votes and multiplying the evaluated difference with total number of votes. Following formula is used in calculating "Weighted Score":

(( +VE %AGE - (-VE %AGE)) * Total Votes) = Weighted Score (It may be positive or negative)

Asif Ali Zardari

Ex-President of Pakistan

Popularity Score: -278,222

25.3 %

72.9 %

372

Calculations:

1. ((1478 / 5845 ) * 100) = 25.3 %

2. ((4263 / 5845 ) * 100) = 72.9 %

3. ((104 / 5845 ) * 100) = 1.8 %

4. ((25.3 - 72.9) * 5845) = -278222

Abdus-Sattar Edhi

Edhi

Popularity Score: 84,146

83 %

14.7 %

23

Calculations:

1. ((1022 / 1232 ) * 100) = 83 %

2. ((181 / 1232 ) * 100) = 14.7 %

3. ((29 / 1232 ) * 100) = 2.4 %

4. ((83 - 14.7) * 1232) = 84146

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