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Mapping every voter as a grain of sand

Maps / election, metaphor, Washington Post

To show the mix of votes across the country, the Washington Post used…
Why states swing while counts come in

Statistical Visualization / election, Washington Post

Some might wonder why early results lean towards a party and then shift…
Live map of county shifts

Maps / election, tracker, Washington Post

The Washington Post has a live county map that shows the shift towards…
Early voting turnout

Statistical Visualization / election, turnout, voting, Washington Post

Early voting isn’t coming in as hot as in 2020, but there are…
Which campaign people donate more to, by ZIP code

Maps / donors, election, Washington Post

Using a combination of Federal Election Commission filings and voter registration, the Washington…
Legality of abortion pills in each state

Maps / abortion, medicine, Washington Post

For the Washington Post, N. Kirkpatrick and Szu Yu Chen describe the legality…
How Americans vote in each state

Statistical Visualization / voting, Washington Post

Some states have almost completely moved to voting by mail or early voting,…
Presidential campaign target states, since 1952

Maps / campaign, election, Washington Post

We mostly hear about a handful of swing states these days, as presidential…
Restaurant preferences via campaign spending

Statistical Visualization / election, restaurant, spending, Washington Post

For WP’s Department of Data, Kati Perry and Adrián Blanco examine campaign spending…
Preparing for a hurricane, a visual guide

Infographics / emergency, hurricane, Washington Post

For The Washington Post, N. Kirkpatrick, Aaron Steckelberg, and Leslie Shapiro provide a…
Jimmy Carter’s longevity compared to other U.S. presidents

Statistical Visualization / age, Jimmy Carter, president, Washington Post

Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States, turned 100 years old.…
Rainfall in the path of Hurricane Helene

Maps / hurricane, rainfall, Washington Post

Western North Carolina got the brunt of Hurricane Helene with two feet of…
Hurricane categories, visually explained

Infographics / hurricane, Washington Post

As Hurricane Helene approached Florida, it grew from a tropical storm to a…
Energy used to generate an email with AI

Infographics / email, energy, generative, scale, Washington Post

For The Washington Post, Pranshu Verma and Shelly Tan illustrate the scale of…
Grocery owner territories

Maps / grocery, Washington Post

Any day is a good day for a map of predominant commercial chains.…
Political leanings of first and last names

Statistical Visualization / names, politics, Washington Post

For The Washington Post, Andrew Van Dam and Lenny Bronner analyzed names and…
Making unrefined vs. refined avocado oil, illustrated

Infographics / avocado, food, Washington Post

For The Washington Post, Anahad O’Connor and Aaron Steckelberg show the contrast between…
Superblocks, an urban planning compromise for cars and pedestrians

Infographics / superblock, urban planning, Washington Post

Living in city centers with little space to spend time outside and a…
Clean energy from fracking

Infographics / fracking, power, Washington Post

We usually hear about fracking in a negative context, but for the Washington…
Where immigrants in the U.S. came from

Statistical Visualization / immigration, Washington Post

A lot of immigration talk in the U.S. focuses on Mexico, but immigrants…

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