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Stylized US map showing Senate votes by state with colored tiles indicating Democrat, Republican, and Independent votes for Aye, Nay, and Not Voting categories.

Maps 2009-01-01

Senate Vote Map by State — Dem, GOP, Ind Breakdown

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Mapping the New Senate by Nate Silver

Tile grid map of US states showing congressional votes by party affiliation with Aye, Nay, Not Voting, and Vacant categories for Dem, GOP, and Ind members

Maps 2009-01-01

US Congressional Vote Map by State and Party

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Mapping the New Senate by Nate Silver

Tile grid map of the US showing Senate votes by state and party affiliation, with a legend indicating Aye, Nay, Not Voting, and Vacant by Democrat, GOP, and Independent.

Maps 2009-01-01

US Senate Vote Map by State and Party

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Mapping the New Senate by Nate Silver

Tile grid map of US states showing Senate vote results by party affiliation, with a legend indicating Dem, GOP, and Independent Aye, Nay, Not Voting, and Vacant categories.

Maps 2009-01-01

US Senate Vote Map by State and Party

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Mapping the New Senate by Nate Silver

Stylized US map showing Senate votes by state with colored tiles indicating Democrat, Republican, and Independent votes for Aye, Nay, and Not Voting categories.

Maps 2009-01-02

Senate Vote Map by State — Dem, GOP, Ind Breakdown

From Mapping the New Senate by Nate Silver

Tile grid map of US states showing congressional votes by party affiliation with Aye, Nay, Not Voting, and Vacant categories for Dem, GOP, and Ind members

Maps 2009-01-02

US Congressional Vote Map by State and Party

From Mapping the New Senate by Nate Silver

A cartogram-style map of US states showing Senate vote outcomes by party affiliation, with a legend indicating Aye, Nay, Not Voting, and Vacant for Dem, GOP, and Ind.

Maps 2009-01-02

US Senate Vote Map by State and Party

From Mapping the New Senate by Nate Silver

Tile grid map of the US showing Senate votes by state and party affiliation, with a legend indicating Aye, Nay, Not Voting, and Vacant by Democrat, GOP, and Independent.

Maps 2009-01-02

US Senate Vote Map by State and Party

From Mapping the New Senate by Nate Silver

Table showing accepted votes and votes blocked by Franken, Coleman, and County across Minnesota counties including Hennepin, Ramsey, St. Louis, Wright, Crow Wing, and Polk.

Tables 2009-01-03

Minnesota Votes Blocked By Franken, Coleman, and County

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: In Minnesota, End of the Beginning Starts Today by Nate Silver

Table showing accepted votes and votes blocked by Franken, Coleman, and County across Minnesota counties including Hennepin, Ramsey, St. Louis, Wright, Crow Wing, and Polk.

Tables 2009-01-03

Blocked By: Minnesota County Votes Table

From In Minnesota, End of the Beginning Starts Today by Nate Silver

S-curve chart showing the percent chance of having an African-American congressman versus the percent African-American population in a congressional district.

Charts 2009-01-05

Chance of African-American Congressman by District Population

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Why Are There No Black Senators? by Nate Silver

S-curve chart showing the percent chance of having an African-American congressman versus the percent African-American population in a congressional district.

Charts 2009-01-05

Chance of African-American Congressman by District Population

From Why Are There No Black Senators? by Nate Silver

Interactive scatter chart showing forecasts for Annual Gross Domestic Product for 2009, with individual survey responses and an average line at 0.0%, highlighting Johnson Dana Comerica Bank at -2%.

Charts 2009-01-08

Forecasts: Annual Gross Domestic Product – Annual 2009

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: What Are the Chances of a Depression? by Nate Silver

Table showing predicted vs actual two-way voteshare for Missouri congressional districts, split by Republicans and Democrats, with net difference column.

Tables 2009-01-08

Missouri Congressional Districts Two-Way Voteshare: Predicted vs Actual

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Missouri's Bond Will Retire, Creating Showdown in Show-Me State by Nate Silver

Line and bar chart of US.DEPRESSION.09 Intrade contract showing closing price and volume from October 2008 to January 2009.

Charts 2009-01-08

US.DEPRESSION.09 Intrade Contract Price and Volume

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: What Are the Chances of a Depression? by Nate Silver

Interactive scatter chart showing forecasts for Annual Gross Domestic Product for 2009, with individual survey responses and an average line at 0.0%, highlighting Johnson Dana Comerica Bank at -2%.

Charts 2009-01-08

Forecasts: Annual Gross Domestic Product

From What Are the Chances of a Depression? by Nate Silver

Line chart of US.DEPRESSION.09 Intrade prediction market contract showing closing price and volume from October 2008 to January 2009.

Charts 2009-01-08

US.DEPRESSION.09 Intrade Contract Price, Oct 2008 – Jan 2009

From What Are the Chances of a Depression? by Nate Silver

Table showing predicted vs actual two-way voteshare for Missouri congressional districts, split by Republicans and Democrats, with net difference column.

Tables 2009-01-08

Missouri Congressional Districts Two-Way Voteshare: Predicted vs Actual

From Missouri’s Bond Will Retire, Creating Showdown in Show-Me State by Nate Silver

Pie chart showing the last elected office held by senators upon election to the 111th Congress, with U.S. House being the largest segment.

Charts 2009-01-09

Last Elected Office Held Upon Election to Senate, 111th Congress

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Daddy, Where Do Senators Come From? by Nate Silver

Pie chart showing the last elected office held by senators upon election to the 111th Congress, with U.S. House being the largest segment.

Charts 2009-01-09

Last Elected Office Held Upon Election to Senate, 111th Congress

From Daddy, Where Do Senators Come From? by Nate Silver

Table showing output effects of a permanent stimulus of 1% of GDP in percent, comparing Government Purchases vs Tax Cuts across 16 quarters.

Tables 2009-01-10

Output effects of a permanent stimulus of 1% of GDP (percent)

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Obama's Indifference on Tax Cuts by Nate Silver

Table showing output effects of a permanent stimulus of 1% of GDP in percent, comparing Government Purchases vs Tax Cuts across 16 quarters.

Tables 2009-01-10

Output effects of a permanent stimulus of 1% of GDP (percent)

From Obama’s Indifference on Tax Cuts by Nate Silver

Table showing retirement scores or ratings for five U.S. senators by state from 2001 to 2008, with averages in the final row.

Tables 2009-01-13

Retirees Ratings 2001–2008

From FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: Do Retiring Republicans Mellow Out? by Nate Silver

Line chart comparing annual values for Retirees, Control Group, and Net from 2001 to 2008, with a notable spike in 2007.

Charts 2009-01-13

Retirees vs. Control Group vs. Net (2001–2008)

From FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: Do Retiring Republicans Mellow Out? by Nate Silver

Table showing political control scores for senators from WY, ID, IA, UT, and IN from 2001 to 2008 with averages.

Tables 2009-01-13

Senate Control Scores by State 2001–2008

From FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: Do Retiring Republicans Mellow Out? by Nate Silver

Table showing retirement scores or ratings for five U.S. senators by state from 2001 to 2008, with averages in the final row.

Tables 2009-01-13

Retirees Ratings 2001–2008

From Do Retiring Republicans Mellow Out? by Nate Silver

Line chart comparing annual values for Retirees, Control Group, and Net from 2001 to 2008, with a notable spike in 2007.

Charts 2009-01-13

Retirees vs. Control Group vs. Net (2001–2008)

From Do Retiring Republicans Mellow Out? by Nate Silver

Table showing political control scores for senators from WY, ID, IA, UT, and IN from 2001 to 2008 with averages.

Tables 2009-01-13

Senate Control Scores by State 2001–2008

From Do Retiring Republicans Mellow Out? by Nate Silver

2010 Senate Rankings list showing 15 states with party indicators and incumbent names, color-coded by political party.

Other 2009-01-14

2010 Senate Rankings

From FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: What's David Paterson Waiting For? by Nate Silver

Scatter plot comparing average approval rating over life of term versus historians' rankings for US presidents, with a trend line showing higher approval correlates with better historical ranking.

Charts 2009-01-15

Average Approval Rating over Life of Term vs. Historians' Rankings

From FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: History May -- or May Not -- Judge Bush More Kindly by Nate Silver

Scatter plot comparing presidents' exit approval ratings (net) against historians' rankings, showing Truman, Nixon, Carter, LBJ, Ike, Reagan, GHWB, Clinton, and Ford.

Charts 2009-01-15

Exit Approval Rating vs. Historians' Rankings of Presidents

From FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: History May -- or May Not -- Judge Bush More Kindly by Nate Silver

Scatter plot comparing average approval rating over life of term versus historians' rankings for US presidents, with a trend line showing positive correlation.

Charts 2009-01-15

Average Approval Rating over Life of Term vs. Historians' Rankings

From History May — or May Not — Judge Bush More Kindly by Nate Silver

Scatter plot comparing presidents' exit approval ratings (net) against historians' rankings, showing Truman, Nixon, Carter, LBJ, Ike, Reagan, GHWB, Clinton, and Ford.

Charts 2009-01-15

Exit Approval Rating vs. Historians' Rankings of Presidents

From History May — or May Not — Judge Bush More Kindly by Nate Silver

Diverging horizontal bar chart showing Democrat vs Republican margin of victory in millions of votes for rural, suburban, and urban areas from 1988 to 2008.

Charts 2009-01-18

Whom They Voted For: Rural, Suburban, Urban Margins 1988–2008

From FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: Barack Obama: The First Urban President? by Nate Silver

Diverging horizontal bar chart showing Democrat vs Republican margin of victory in millions of votes for rural, suburban, and urban areas from 1988 to 2008.

Charts 2009-01-18

Whom They Voted For: Rural, Suburban, Urban Margins 1988–2008

From Barack Obama: The First Urban President? by Nate Silver

Stacked bar chart showing initial Gallup approval ratings from the first post-inauguration poll for US presidents from Truman to Bush 43, with approve, no opinion, and disapprove segments.

Charts 2009-01-19

Initial Gallup Approval Ratings, First Post-Inauguration Poll

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Obama: Highest Initial Approval For Elected President? by Nate Silver

Stacked bar chart showing initial Gallup approval ratings from the first post-inauguration poll for US presidents from Truman to Bush 43, with approve, no opinion, and disapprove segments.

Charts 2009-01-19

Initial Gallup Approval Ratings, First Post-Inauguration Poll

From Obama: Highest Initial Approval For Elected President? by Nate Silver

Horizontal stacked bar chart showing voting breakdown on continuing the bailout by political group: Progressive Caucus, Other Democrats, Blue Dog Caucus, and Republicans.

Charts 2009-01-22

Bailout Vote by Political Group: Continue, Not Voting, Reject

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Progressive Democrats Vote for Bailout; Blue Dogs Don't by Nate Silver

Horizontal stacked bar chart showing voting breakdown on continuing the bailout by political group: Progressive Caucus, Other Democrats, Blue Dog Caucus, and Republicans.

Charts 2009-01-22

Bailout Vote by Political Group: Continue, Not Voting, Reject

From Progressive Democrats Vote for Bailout; Blue Dogs Don’t by Nate Silver

Scatter plot with trend lines showing Gallup approval ratings for US presidents from Eisenhower to Obama, with a second lower data series also plotted over time.

Charts 2009-01-25

Gallup Approval Ratings by President, 1953–2009

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Obama: More Political Capital Than Reagan? by Nate Silver

US map showing methods for replacing Senate vacancies as of January 2009, color-coded by state policy including special elections and gubernatorial appointments.

Maps 2009-01-25

Method for Replacing Senate Vacancies (As of 1/2009)

From FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: Feingold Introduces 28th Amendment by Nate Silver

Comparison table of Reagan 1980/1 vs Obama 2008/9 election and approval metrics including electoral votes, popular votes, and congressional seats.

Tables 2009-01-25

Reagan vs. Obama Election Comparison Table

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Obama: More Political Capital Than Reagan? by Nate Silver

Scatter plot with trend lines showing Gallup approval ratings for US presidents from Eisenhower to Obama, with a second lower trend line likely showing disapproval ratings.

Charts 2009-01-25

Gallup Approval Ratings by President, 1953–2009

From Obama: More Political Capital Than Reagan? by Nate Silver

Comparison table of electoral and approval metrics for Reagan 1980/1 and Obama 2008/9, including electoral votes, popular votes, margins, and congressional seats.

Tables 2009-01-25

Reagan vs. Obama Electoral Comparison Table

From Obama: More Political Capital Than Reagan? by Nate Silver

Grouped bar chart showing forecasted real GDP growth by sector and quarter for 2009, covering Investment Firms, Commercial, Banks, Consultancies, and Academic/Nonprofit.

Charts 2009-01-26

Forecasted Real GDP Growth by Sector and Quarter, 2009

From FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: Smarter than the Average Bears? by Nate Silver

US map showing methods for replacing Senate vacancies as of January 2009, with states color-coded by five different replacement procedures.

Maps 2009-01-26

Method for Replacing Senate Vacancies (As of 1/2009)

From Feingold Introduces 28th Amendment by Nate Silver

Grouped bar chart showing forecasted real GDP growth by sector and quarter for 2009, covering Investment Firms, Commercial, Banks, Consultancies, and Academic/Nonprofit.

Charts 2009-01-26

Forecasted Real GDP Growth by Sector and Quarter, 2009

From Smarter than the Average Bears? by Nate Silver

Logit regression estimates table showing coefficients, standard errors, z-scores, p-values, and confidence intervals for several predictor variables.

Tables 2009-01-27

Logit Estimates Table with Model Statistics

From FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: So Just Who <span style="font-style:italic;">Did</span> Vote For The Bailout? by Nate Silver

Color-coded grid showing Senate votes by Republican senators on 7 key bills, with blue and red squares indicating vote positions for each senator.

Charts 2009-01-27

Republican Senate Votes on Key Bills

From FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: Fili-Buster Watch by Nate Silver

Logit regression estimates table showing coefficients, standard errors, z-scores, p-values, and confidence intervals for several variables.

Tables 2009-01-27

Logit Estimates Regression Output Table

From So Just Who Did Vote For The Bailout? by Nate Silver

Gallup Poll choropleth map of the US showing political party advantage by state, color-coded from Solid Democratic to Solid Republican.

Maps 2009-01-28

State of the States: Political Party Advantage — Gallup Poll

From FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: Just Five Red States Left? by Nate Silver

Gallup Poll choropleth map of the US showing political party advantage by state, with states colored from solid Democratic to solid Republican.

Maps 2009-01-28

State of the States: Political Party Advantage — Gallup Poll

From Just Five Red States Left? by Nate Silver

Horizontal bar chart comparing 2004 and 2008 congressional district PVI scores from most Democratic to most Republican, shown in blue and red.

Charts 2009-01-29

PVI: Most Democratic to Most Republican (2004 vs 2008)

From FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: The Republican Death Spiral, in Graphic Form by Nate Silver

Scatter plot showing GOP vote share versus Democratic partisan ID advantage for various US states, with a downward trend line.

Charts 2009-01-31

GOP Vote Share vs. Dem Partisan ID Advantage by State

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Michael Steele's Got Game by Nate Silver

Scatter plot showing GOP vote share versus Democratic partisan ID advantage for various US states including ID, NE, TN, CO, NM, MN, VA, MD, and VT.

Charts 2009-01-31

GOP Vote Share vs. Dem Partisan ID Advantage by State

From Michael Steele’s Got Game by Nate Silver

Heatmap chart showing Republican senators ranked by their Obama Support Score (OSS), with colored cells indicating votes on specific bills and confirmation votes.

Charts 2009-02-03

Republican Senators Ranked by Obama Support Score

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: The Most Powerful Women in America by Nate Silver

Line chart showing a percentage metric from January 20 to February 4, 2009, with an orange jagged line and a black trend line rising from about 0.6% to 2.1%.

Charts 2009-02-04

Percentage Trend Jan 20 – Feb 4, 2009

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: The Proliferation of "Pork" by Nate Silver

Line chart showing a percentage metric from January 20 to February 4, 2009, with an orange zigzag line and a black trend line rising from about 0.7% to 2.0%.

Charts 2009-02-05

Percentage Trend Jan 20 – Feb 4, 2009

From The Proliferation of “Pork” by Nate Silver

Line chart showing the percentage of articles containing the word 'stimulus' which also contain the word 'jobs' from January to February 2009, ranging roughly 30-57%.

Charts 2009-02-09

Percentage of Articles Containing Word 'Stimulus' Which Also Contain Word 'Jobs'

From FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: Did a Four-Letter Word Save the Stimulus? by Nate Silver

Line chart showing the percentage of articles containing the word 'stimulus' which also contain the word 'jobs' from January to February 2009, ranging roughly 30-57%.

Charts 2009-02-09

Percentage of Articles Containing Word 'Stimulus' Which Also Contain Word 'Jobs'

From Did a Four-Letter Word Save the Stimulus? by Nate Silver

Line chart showing percent decline in payroll employment from peak month across six recessions, comparing employment peaks from 1974 to 2007.

Charts 2009-02-10

Job losses in six recessions

From FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: Why We're Probably in For a Long Recession by Nate Silver

Line chart comparing unemployment rate projections based on Post-WWII and Greenspan Era data versus actual data from 2006 to 2016.

Charts 2009-02-10

Unemployment Rate Projections vs Actual Data (2006–2016)

From FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: Why We're Probably in For a Long Recession by Nate Silver

Line chart comparing projected unemployment rate based on 1948-2009 post-WWII data versus actual data from 2006 to 2016.

Charts 2009-02-10

Unemployment Rate: Projection vs. Actual Data (2006–2016)

From FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: Why We're Probably in For a Long Recession by Nate Silver

Line chart showing percent decline in payroll employment from peak month across six recessions, comparing employment peaks from 1974 to 2007.

Charts 2009-02-10

Job losses in six recessions

From Why We’re Probably in For a Long Recession by Nate Silver

Line chart comparing unemployment rate projections based on Post-WWII and Greenspan Era data versus actual data from 2006 to 2016.

Charts 2009-02-10

Unemployment Rate Projections vs Actual Data (2006–2016)

From Why We’re Probably in For a Long Recession by Nate Silver

Line chart comparing projected unemployment rate based on 1948-2009 post-WWII data versus actual data from 2006 to 2016.

Charts 2009-02-10

Unemployment Rate: Projection vs. Actual Data (2006–2016)

From Why We’re Probably in For a Long Recession by Nate Silver

Gallup Poll line chart showing favor, oppose, and no opinion percentages for Congress passing an $800 billion economic stimulus package from Jan 11 to Feb 08.

Charts 2009-02-12

Favor/Oppose $800 Billion Economic Stimulus Package (Gallup Poll)

From FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: Obama Sells Stimulus; People Buy by Nate Silver

Gallup Poll line chart showing favor, oppose, and no opinion percentages for Congress passing an $800 billion economic stimulus package from Jan 11 to Feb 08.

Charts 2009-02-12

Favor/Oppose $800 Billion Economic Stimulus Package (Gallup Poll)

From Obama Sells Stimulus; People Buy by Nate Silver

Two-column comparison table contrasting traits of Rational Progressivism versus Radical Progressivism with descriptive adjectives.

Tables 2009-02-15

Rational Progressivism vs. Radical Progressivism

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: The Two Progressivisms by Nate Silver

Two-column comparison table contrasting traits of Rational Progressivism versus Radical Progressivism with paired descriptive terms.

Tables 2009-02-15

Rational Progressivism vs. Radical Progressivism

From The Two Progressivisms by Nate Silver

Bar chart showing global temperature anomaly in degrees Celsius versus 1951-1980 average from 1881 to 2001, with a rising trend line.

Charts 2009-02-16

Global Temperature Anomaly Degrees Celsius, Versus 1951-1980 Average

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: George F. Will Takes on Science, Loses Credibility by Nate Silver

Bar chart showing global temperature anomaly in degrees Celsius versus 1951-1980 average from 1959 to 2007, with an upward trend line.

Charts 2009-02-16

Global Temperature Anomaly Degrees Celsius, Versus 1951-1980 Average

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: George F. Will Takes on Science, Loses Credibility by Nate Silver

Bar chart showing global temperature anomaly in degrees Celsius versus the 1951-1980 average from 1881 to the early 1970s, with an upward trend line.

Charts 2009-02-16

Global Temperature Anomaly Degrees Celsius, Versus 1951-1980 Average

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: George F. Will Takes on Science, Loses Credibility by Nate Silver

Bar chart showing global temperature anomaly in degrees Celsius versus 1951-1980 average, from 1925 to 1973, with red and green bars indicating positive and negative deviations.

Charts 2009-02-16

Global Temperature Anomaly vs. 1951-1980 Average (1925–1973)

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: George F. Will Takes on Science, Loses Credibility by Nate Silver

Bar chart showing net change in real household income at the 10th percentile limit for US presidents from Nixon to Bush 2001-2007.

Charts 2009-02-16

Net Change in Real Household Income, 10th Percentile Limit

From FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: Sound and Fury, Signifying -- What, Exactly? by Nate Silver

Bar chart showing global temperature anomaly in degrees Celsius versus 1951-1980 average from 1959 to 2007, with a rising trend line.

Charts 2009-02-16

Global Temperature Anomaly Degrees Celsius, Versus 1951-1980 Average

From George F. Will Takes on Science, Loses Credibility by Nate Silver

Bar chart showing global temperature anomaly in degrees Celsius versus the 1951-1980 average from 1881 to the early 1970s, with an upward trend line.

Charts 2009-02-16

Global Temperature Anomaly Degrees Celsius, Versus 1951-1980 Average

From George F. Will Takes on Science, Loses Credibility by Nate Silver

Bar chart showing global temperature anomaly in degrees Celsius versus 1951-1980 average from 1881 to 2001, with a rising trend line.

Charts 2009-02-16

Global Temperature Anomaly Degrees Celsius, Versus 1951-1980 Average

From George F. Will Takes on Science, Loses Credibility by Nate Silver

Bar chart showing global temperature anomaly in degrees Celsius versus 1951-1980 average, from 1925 to 1973, with red and green bars indicating positive and negative deviations.

Charts 2009-02-16

Global Temperature Anomaly vs. 1951-1980 Average (1925–1973)

From George F. Will Takes on Science, Loses Credibility by Nate Silver

Grouped bar chart showing annualized change in real net income by income percentile across five presidential administrations from Nixon/Ford to Bush 43.

Charts 2009-02-17

Annualized Change in Real Net Income by Presidential Administration

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: The Clinton Economic Record and Rising Tides by Nate Silver

Scatter plot comparing tax cuts versus spending programs for the Camp Amendment and the House Bill As Passed, showing a downward trend.

Charts 2009-02-17

Tax Cuts vs. Spending Programs: Camp Amendment vs. House Bill

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Reality Check: Republicans Had No Intention of Compromise on Stimulus by Nate Silver

Scatter plot comparing tax cuts versus spending programs for three legislative versions: Camp Amendment, Conference Report, and House Bill As Passed.

Charts 2009-02-17

Tax Cuts vs. Spending Programs: Camp Amendment, Conference Report, House Bill

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Reality Check: Republicans Had No Intention of Compromise on Stimulus by Nate Silver

Bar chart showing net change in real household income at the 10th percentile limit for US presidents from Nixon to Bush 2001-2007

Charts 2009-02-17

Net Change in Real Household Income, 10th Percentile Limit

From Sound and Fury, Signifying — What, Exactly? by Nate Silver

Grouped bar chart showing annualized change in real net income by income percentile across five presidential administrations from Nixon/Ford to Bush 43.

Charts 2009-02-17

Annualized Change in Real Net Income by Presidential Administration

From The Clinton Economic Record and Rising Tides by Nate Silver

Scatter plot comparing tax cuts versus spending programs for the Camp Amendment and the House Bill As Passed, showing a downward trend.

Charts 2009-02-18

Tax Cuts vs. Spending Programs: Camp Amendment vs. House Bill

From Reality Check: Republicans Had No Intention of Compromise on Stimulus by Nate Silver

Scatter plot comparing Tax Cuts vs Spending Programs for three legislative versions: Camp Amendment, Conference Report, and House Bill As Passed.

Charts 2009-02-18

Tax Cuts vs. Spending Programs: Camp Amendment, Conference Report, House Bill

From Reality Check: Republicans Had No Intention of Compromise on Stimulus by Nate Silver

Line chart comparing quarterly change in alcohol sales versus real GDP from 1969 to 2007, with beer bottle illustrations in the background.

Charts 2009-02-19

Quarterly Change in Alcohol Sales vs. Real GDP (1969–2007)

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: BREAKING: Beer No Longer Recession-Proof by Nate Silver

Line chart comparing quarterly change in alcohol sales versus real GDP from 1969 to 2007, with beer bottle illustrations in the background.

Charts 2009-02-19

Quarterly Change in Alcohol Sales vs. Real GDP (1969–2007)

From BREAKING: Beer No Longer Recession-Proof by Nate Silver

Bar chart showing a bell-curve distribution of political ideology from Liberal to Conservative, with blue bars on the left and red bars on the right.

Charts 2009-02-20

Liberal to Conservative Political Distribution

From FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: Land of a Thousand Liebermans by Nate Silver

Bar chart showing distribution of political ideology with blue bars for Liberal and red bars for Conservative on a spectrum.

Charts 2009-02-20

Liberal vs. Conservative Political Distribution

From FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: Land of a Thousand Liebermans by Nate Silver

Bar chart showing distribution of political ideology from Liberal to Conservative, with blue bars on the left and red bars on the right forming a bell-curve shape.

Charts 2009-02-20

Liberal to Conservative Political Ideology Distribution

From Land of a Thousand Liebermans by Nate Silver

Bar chart showing distribution of political ideology with blue bars for Liberal and red bars for Conservative on a spectrum.

Charts 2009-02-20

Liberal vs. Conservative Ideology Distribution

From Land of a Thousand Liebermans by Nate Silver

Comparison table of Oscar predictions between 'Me' and Intrade for major Academy Award categories including Best Picture, Director, Actor, Actress, and Supporting roles.

Tables 2009-02-22

Oscar Predictions: Me vs. Intrade

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Oscars Liveblog by Nate Silver

Line chart showing trends from 1969 to 2009 in public opinion on marijuana legalization, with two lines for Legalize Marijuana and Do Not Legalize Marijuana.

Charts 2009-02-22

Public Opinion on Marijuana Legalization, 1969–2009

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Americans Growing Kinder to Bud by Nate Silver

Line chart showing Republican vote share by income from 2008 exit polls and Pew surveys before and after Labor Day, with three lines for June-Aug, Sept-Nov, and Exit polls.

Charts 2009-02-23

2008 exit polls and Pew surveys before and after Labor Day

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Rich and Poor Still Vote Differently in Red and Blue States by Andrew Gelman

Line chart showing probability of voting for McCain by voter income in three states: Mississippi (MS), Ohio (OH), and Connecticut (CT), ranging from poor to rich.

Charts 2009-02-23

McCain vote by income in a poor, middle-income, and rich state

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Rich and Poor Still Vote Differently in Red and Blue States by Andrew Gelman

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