election

Trump’s criminal justice ad spending on Facebook

Statistical Visualization / advertising, election, facebook, Marshall Project

The Marshall Project contrasted ad spending on Facebook by Trump’s campaign against Joe…
Election night might take weeks

Statistical Visualization / coronavirus, election, voting, Washington Post

For The Washington Post, Ashlyn Still and Kevin Schaul charted how long it…
Voting guide for your state

Infographics / election, voting, Washington Post

The Washington Post provides another straightforward voting guide, based on where you live…
Design your own election scenario

Maps / election, Washington Post

As we have seen, small shifts in voting behavior of various demographic groups…
Choose your own election outcome

Infographics / election, New York Times, outcome, uncertainty

The election is full of what-ifs, and the result changes depending on which…
How to vote in each state

Infographics / election, FiveThirtyEight, voting

Each state is handling mail-in voting in a certain way with varying timelines…
Time for last-minute mail voting

Statistical Visualization / election, New York Times, USPS, voting

The New York Times provides a state-by-state chart timeline for voting by mail:…
Reduced mail sorting capacity

Maps / election, sorting, USPS, Washington Post

The United States Postal Service is losing mail sorting machines — as an…
Who can vote by mail

Maps / election, mail, New York Times, voting

There’s going to be a lot more voting by mail this year. The…
FiveThirtyEight launches 2020 election forecast

Statistical Visualization / election, FiveThirtyEight, forecast, uncertainty

The election is coming. FiveThirtyEight just launched their forecast with a look at…
2020 election forecast

Statistical Visualization / Economist, election, forecast

The Economist launched their 2020 elections forecast. Right now a part of my…
How different groups voted on Super Tuesday

Infographics / election, Lazaro Gamio, New York Times, Super Tuesday

The New York Times has a rundown of what happened on Super Tuesday,…
Super Tuesday simulator

Statistical Visualization / election, FiveThirtyEight, simulation, Super Tuesday, uncertainty

With Super Tuesday on the way, there’s still a lot of uncertainty for…
Testing Gmail’s tab choices on presidential candidates’ emails

Statistics / election, Gmail, Google, Guardian, The Markup

For many, Gmail automatically categorizes incoming emails to the primary inbox, promotions, and…
Bloomberg ad spending, relative to other candidates’

Infographics / ads, Bloomberg, election, spending, Washington Post

Mike Bloomberg’s ad spending might not be that much relative to his own…
Presidential Hopefuls screensaver bounces heads around based on polling data

Software / election, screensaver

I know you don’t get enough election coverage these days and are probably…
Quiz to see which Democratic candidate agrees with you most

Infographics / election, quiz, Washington Post

The Washington Post asked Democratic candidates a series of policy questions. To see…
Fixing the ‘impeach this’ map with a transition to a cartogram

Maps / election, impeachment

As discussed previously, the “impeach this” map has some issues. Mainly, it equates…
The ‘impeach this’ map has some issues

Mistaken Data / election

Philip Bump explains why the “impeach this” map is a bit dubious:
By…
Cartogram of where presidential candidates campaign

Maps / campaign, election

Presidential candidates campaign harder in some states more than others. National Popular Vote…

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