The New York Times used swooping arrows to show vote swings left and…
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Swooping vote margins
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Margin of victory over past elections, in Minnesota
For the Minnesota Star Tribune, Yuqing Liu and C.J. Sinner show how the…
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Dot density map for election results
With what is now a common mapping method, The Economist used a dot…
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Mapping every voter as a grain of sand
To show the mix of votes across the country, the Washington Post used…
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Jello map as states are called
The Bloomberg Graphics desk is building out a jello map as states are…
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Electoral vote cartogram
The major news outlets all have electoral vote cartograms, but I appreciate Bloomberg’s…
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Why states swing while counts come in
Some might wonder why early results lean towards a party and then shift…
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Live map of county shifts
The Washington Post has a live county map that shows the shift towards…
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Election touchscreen really deep dive by The Onion
The Onion gained access to the most granular election data yet. Technology sure…
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Presidential candidate preferences, by offbeat demographics
You’ve seen the voting tendencies among standard demographic groups, but there is so…
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When the polls close
For The New York Times, June Kim, Leanne Abraham, and Maggie Astor provide…
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Winning the Electoral College, a mini-game
For The New York Times, Lily Boyce, Jon Huang, and Blacki Migliozzi made…
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Election ad views for Democrats and Republicans
For NYT Opinion, Gus Wezerek compared ad views per household:
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Presidential Election Chances, Practice Run
See how different probabilities lead to different outcomes with an interactive chart.
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Early voting turnout
Early voting isn’t coming in as hot as in 2020, but there are…
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Which campaign people donate more to, by ZIP code
Using a combination of Federal Election Commission filings and voter registration, the Washington…
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Micro-communities that might decide the election
For NYT Opinion, Patrick Ruffini, with graphics by Quoctrung Bui and Aileen Clarke,…
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Presidential campaign target states, since 1952
We mostly hear about a handful of swing states these days, as presidential…
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Presidential election still a toss-up
You’re probably going to see election forecasts more this month, and one candidate…
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Election of random chance
For The New Yorker, Jay Caspian Kang relates the election’s unwavering randomness to…