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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

Line chart showing probability of voting for McCain by voter income across Republican, Battleground, and Democratic states

Charts 2009-02-23

McCain vote by income in red, purple, and blue states

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

Scatter plot showing rich-poor difference in Republican voting by state, with average income on x-axis and McCain vote share difference on y-axis, colored by state.

Charts 2009-02-23

Rich-poor difference in Republican voting, by state

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

Scatter plot showing the rich-poor difference in Republican voting among whites by state, with average state income on the x-axis and McCain vote share gap on the y-axis.

Charts 2009-02-23

Whites only: Rich-poor difference in Republican voting, by state

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

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 2009-02-23

Public Opinion on Marijuana Legalization, 1969–2009

From Americans Growing Kinder to Bud 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 2009-02-23

Oscar Predictions: Me vs. Intrade

From Oscars Liveblog by Nate Silver

Bubble chart plotting Republican politicians on a two-axis grid from Moderate to Conservative and Technocratic to Populist, with bubble size indicating relative prominence.

Charts 2009-02-24

Republican Politicians Plotted on Technocratic-Populist and Moderate-Conservative Axes

From FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: A Starry-Eyed Look at the 2012 Republican Field by Nate Silver

Two line charts showing distribution of ideology and party ID among sports fans versus non-fans, with percentage on y-axis.

Charts 2009-02-25

Distribution of Ideology and Party ID among Sports Fans and Non-Fans

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Sports Fans as Potential Republicans? by Andrew Gelman

Intrade prediction market screenshot showing Bobby Jindal odds to be 2012 Republican Presidential Nominee, with a price chart showing a sharp decline.

Charts 2009-02-25

Intrade: Bobby Jindal to be Republican Presidential Nominee in 2012

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: In Post-Speech Afterglow, Obama Lays Out Regulatory Reform Principles by Sean Quinn

Intrade prediction market screenshot showing Bobby Jindal's odds to be 2012 Republican Presidential Nominee, with a price chart showing a sharp decline.

Charts 2009-02-25

Intrade: Bobby Jindal to be 2012 Republican Presidential Nominee

From In Post-Speech Afterglow, Obama Lays Out Regulatory Reform Principles by Sean Quinn

A 4x3 grid of scatter plots comparing Obama 2008 vote share vs Kerry 2004 vote share across poor, middle, and rich counties in the Midwest, West, Northeast, and South.

Charts 2009-02-26

Obama 2008 vs Kerry 2004 Vote Share by County Wealth and Region

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Did Race Win the Election for Obama? by Andrew Gelman

Line chart showing the Economic Policy Uncertainty Index as a 30-day moving average from 2007 to 2014, with key events like Lehman Brothers bankruptcy, debt ceiling, fiscal cliff, and government shutdown annotated.

Charts 2009-02-26

Economic Policy Uncertainty Index

From Did Race Win the Election for Obama? by Neil Paine

Line chart showing Republican vote share for McCain increasing with religious attendance frequency, from never to more than weekly churchgoers.

Charts 2009-02-27

Frequent churchgoers supported McCain

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Religion, Income, and Voting by Andrew Gelman

Small multiples bubble charts showing McCain Republican vote share by income level across seven religious groups: Protestant, Born-again Protestant, Catholic, Mormon, Jewish, Other religion, and No religion.

Charts 2009-02-27

McCain Vote by Religion and Income

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Religion, Income, and Voting by Andrew Gelman

Small multiples bubble-line charts showing McCain Republican vote share by religious attendance frequency across seven religious groups.

Charts 2009-02-27

McCain Vote by Religion and Religious Attendance

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Religion, Income, and Voting by Andrew Gelman

Line chart showing McCain vote share by income level for three groups: very frequent church attenders, occasional attenders, and nonattenders.

Charts 2009-02-27

McCain vote by religious attendance and income

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Religion, Income, and Voting by Andrew Gelman

Two line charts showing polarization on abortion by ideology and by party from 1980 to 2005, with liberals highest and conservatives lowest, and Democrats diverging from Republicans after 1992.

Charts 2009-02-27

Polarization on Abortion by Ideology and Party (Figure 8.6)

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Religion, Income, and Voting by Andrew Gelman