"A series of bar graphs titled ""Seekers of Elected Office by Demographic"". The first bar graph is titled ""Gender"". Under the label ""General public"", approximately 49% are men and approximately 51% are women. Under the label ""Sough Elected Office"", approximately 75% are men and approximately 25% are women. The second bar graph is titled ""Race"". Under the label ""General public"", approximately 66% are white, 15% are Hispanic, and 12% are Black. Under the label ""Sough Elected Office"", approximately 82% are white, 6% are Hispanic, and 5% are Black. The third bar graph is titled ""Education"". Under the label ""General public"", approximately 42% have high school or less, 31% have some college, 17% are college graduates, and 10% have some post-graduate education. Under the label ""Sought Elected Office"", approximately 19% have high school or less, 36% have some college, 29% are college graduates, and 16% have some post-graduate education. At the bottom of the graphs, a source is listed: ""2014 Political Polarization in the American Public; general public demographic data from 2012 American Community Survey (1% IPUMS)""."