Good evening,

I'm running multiple regressions based on my IV of living in a district that varyies in percent latino. I use a range of 20 to 70% latino in increments of 5. Each % is a different dummy variable. So regression 1 tests living in a 20% latino district, regression 2 tests living in a 25% latino district, and so on, up to 70%.

When running my regression I use an interaction term of %latino and latino. For example, my first regression uses the following code:

*REGRESSION WITH 20%*
eststo clear
reg votedrecent i.latino##i.twty_pct_latino [w=vosuppwt], r
eststo
areg votedrecent i.latino##i.twty_pct_latino youth lowinc lowed [w=vosuppwt], absorb(year) r
eststo
areg votedrecent i.latino##i.twty_pct_latino youth lowinc lowed [w=vosuppwt], absorb(metarea) r
eststo

*RESULTS TABLE*
esttab, compress
esttab using "C:\Users\Renee.Sanjuan\Documents\reg20.rtf", replace onecell se

My result is the following table:
(1) (2) (3)
votedrecent votedrecent votedrecent
1.latino -0.281***
(0.00373)		 -0.198***
(0.00362)		 -0.192***
(0.00373)
1.twty_pct_latino -0.0569***
(0.00224)		 -0.0701***
(0.00213)		 -0.0345***
(0.00794)
1.latino#1.twty_pct_latino 0.0708***
(0.00489)		 0.0766***
(0.00466)		 0.0672***
(0.00484)
youth -0.199***
(0.00183)		 -0.199***
(0.00186)
lowinc -0.105***
(0.00236)		 -0.107***
(0.00239)
lowed -0.196***
(0.00179)		 -0.194***
(0.00182)
_cons 0.539***
(0.00113)		 0.682***
(0.00133)		 0.669***
(0.00306)
N 373855 373855 373855
Standard errors in parentheses
* p < 0.05, ** p < 0.01, *** p < 0.001



I was advised to use the margins command to determine the actual effect from my model. However, when attempting the following code I get an error that reads "at level for factor twty_pct_latino not present in estimation".

margins votedrecent, at(twty_pct_latino = (20(5)70))

What's the best way to interpret this data and ensure I'm describing the results accurately?

Thank you!

**** I am using Stata 15.1