President Barack Obama delivered his final State of the Union address Tuesday evening, focusing on the economy and national security. He also dedicated a chunk of time to the election process, using his trademark soaring rhetoric to talk about transcending partisanship and the importance of voting.
According to data collected by the InsideGov team, Obama spoke about the economy for approximately nine minutes, or about 15 percent of the total speech. He dedicated a little over six minutes to campaign finance reform and the intricacies and responsibilities of citizenship.
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