Nathan Yau

Some states have almost completely moved to voting by mail or early voting,…

Picking colors for visualization can be tricky, because there are infinite possibilities across…

Damage assessments from UNOSAT estimate that 66% of structures in Gaza are damaged…

This week, I heard that stats are for losers. I had to check it out, because I’ve always thought stats were for winners.

In an effort to measure and highlight risks globally, the German Federal Foreign…

Breaking it down to the small steps and choices with data, code, and editing that lead to a finished chart.

For NYT’s the Upshot, Ronda Kaysen and Alicia Parlapiano highlight analysis by Patrick…

We mostly hear about a handful of swing states these days, as presidential…

You’re probably going to see election forecasts more this month, and one candidate…

For The New Yorker, Jay Caspian Kang relates the election’s unwavering randomness to…

The Pudding examines who gets shipped, which means a pairing of characters in…

For WP’s Department of Data, Kati Perry and Adrián Blanco examine campaign spending…

Based on rideshare data collected by Bloomberg, it appears that Uber and Lyft…

For The Guardian, statistician David Spiegelhalter describes three kinds of luck:

Circumstantial luck…

Given the topic and situation in Florida, I’m making this issue public. Hurricane Milton is en route.

NOAA has a viewer for their GOES (Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite) system, which…

Hurricane Milton continues towards Florida, estimated to make landfall on October 9, 2024…

Short version: Members make FlowingData possible, and it’s a lot easier to support…

For The Washington Post, N. Kirkpatrick, Aaron Steckelberg, and Leslie Shapiro provide a…