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May 2009 graphics

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Pollster.com line chart showing national party identification trends for Democrat, Republican, and Independent from September 2008 to April 2009.

Charts 2009-05-03

National Party Identification – Pollster.com

From The Republican Party ID Decline, Revisited by Nate Silver

Line chart showing an upward trending index value rising from around 1300 to 1700 over time.

Charts 2009-05-04

Stock or Index Value Trend Chart

From The Obama Bull Market? by Nate Silver

Bar chart showing Democratic Partisan ID advantage in latest public surveys across various polling organizations, broken down by Likely Voters, Registered Voters, and Adults.

Charts 2009-05-05

Democratic Partisan ID Advantage in Latest Public Survey

From In Which I Defend a Republican Pollster by Nate Silver

Line chart showing Tim Pawlenty job approval and disapproval ratings from SurveyUSA from December 2007 to April 2009.

Charts 2009-05-05

Tim Pawlenty Job Approval Ratings: SurveyUSA

From Is T-Paw Taking One for the Team? by Nate Silver

SurveyUSA approval ratings for US governors across April 2008, October 2008, and April 2009, showing percentages for 17 governors and averages.

Tables 2009-05-07

SurveyUSA Approval Ratings: Governors

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: It Ain't Easy Being a Governor by Nate Silver

SurveyUSA approval ratings for US governors across April 2008, October 2008, and April 2009, showing percentages for 17 governors and averages.

Tables 2009-05-07

SurveyUSA Approval Ratings: Governors

From It Ain’t Easy Being a Governor by Nate Silver

Global map showing temperature anomalies with red shading indicating above-average temperatures and blue shading indicating below-average temperatures across the world.

Maps 2009-05-11

Global Temperature Anomaly Map

From Forecast: On Climate Change, Cooler Temperatures Bring Hotter Air by Nate Silver

Scatter plot showing correlation between average US temperatures over previous 12 months and percent expecting to see effects of global warming in their lifetimes, by year 1997-2009.

Charts 2009-05-11

Temperature vs. Expectation of Seeing Global Warming Effects

From Forecast: On Climate Change, Cooler Temperatures Bring Hotter Air by Nate Silver

Line chart showing the Democratic share of presidential vote among voters with post-graduate educations rising from about 40% in 1980 to about 58% in 2008.

Charts 2009-05-12

Democratic Share of Presidential Vote Among Voters with Post-Graduate Educations

From The Decline of The Conservative Intellectual by Nate Silver

Table showing US-hosted Summer Olympic Games years, cities, presidents, and election results with win/loss outcomes.

Tables 2009-05-12

US-Hosted Summer Olympic Games

From Why Obama Wants the Olympics by Nate Silver

Table comparing FL GOP Primary January 2008 voter groups with McCain Voters November 2008 percentages across nine demographic categories.

Tables 2009-05-13

FL GOP Primary 2008 vs. McCain Voters November 2008 by Group

From Will Crist Get Toomeyed? by Nate Silver

Scatter plot with trend lines showing percentages of people who view abortion as always/usually legal versus always/usually illegal from 1996 to 2009.

Charts 2009-05-14

Abortion Legal vs. Illegal Opinion Trends 1996–2009

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Is Public Opinion Changing on Abortion? by Nate Silver

Scatter plot with trend lines showing polling percentages for Legal/Pro-Choice versus Illegal/Pro-Life abortion positions from 1996 to 2009.

Charts 2009-05-14

Legal/Pro-Choice vs Illegal/Pro-Life polling trends 1996–2009

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Is Public Opinion Changing on Abortion? by Nate Silver

Scatter plot with trend lines showing Pro-Choice and Pro-Life polling percentages from 1996 to 2009, with Pro-Choice trending slightly upward and Pro-Life remaining relatively flat.

Charts 2009-05-14

Pro-Choice vs. Pro-Life Poll Percentages 1996–2009

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Is Public Opinion Changing on Abortion? by Nate Silver

Table showing Democratic and Republican votes (Yes, Uncertain, No) by New York region with totals

Tables 2009-05-14

NY Region Votes by Party: Democrats vs Republicans

From Whip Count: Gay Marriage Faces Uphill Odds in New York Senate by Nate Silver

Scatter plot with trend lines showing percentages of people who view abortion as always/usually legal versus always/usually illegal from 1996 to 2009.

Charts 2009-05-14

Abortion Legal vs. Illegal Opinion Trends 1996–2009

From Is Public Opinion Changing on Abortion? by Nate Silver

Scatter plot with trend lines showing Legal/Pro-Choice vs Illegal/Pro-Life polling percentages from 1996 to 2009

Charts 2009-05-14

Legal/Pro-Choice vs Illegal/Pro-Life Polling Trends 1996–2009

From Is Public Opinion Changing on Abortion? by Nate Silver

Scatter plot with trend lines showing Pro-Choice and Pro-Life polling percentages from 1996 to 2009, with Pro-Choice trending slightly upward and Pro-Life remaining relatively flat.

Charts 2009-05-14

Pro-Choice vs. Pro-Life Poll Percentages 1996–2009

From Is Public Opinion Changing on Abortion? by Nate Silver

A photo of a man in a suit with a blue and red overlay on his face showing 67% as a data visualization.

Other 2009-05-14

67% Approval Infographic Overlay

From Arlen Specter Now 67% Democrat by Nate Silver

Area chart showing the Partisan Voting Index distribution across congressional districts, with D and R PVI districts labeled and extreme examples noted.

Charts 2009-05-19

Partisan Voting Index

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Looking Ahead to 2010 Elections, Part 2 by Tom Schaller

Area chart showing the Partisan Voting Index across congressional districts, with D and R PVI districts labeled and extreme examples noted.

Charts 2009-05-19

Partisan Voting Index

From Looking Ahead to 2010 Elections, Part 2 by Tom Schaller

2010 Senate Rankings table listing 15 states with ranking numbers, trend arrows, and incumbent or race status labels.

Tables 2009-05-20

2010 Senate Rankings

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Carbon Taxes vs. Cap and Trade by Robert Frank

Choropleth map of the United States showing Human Development Index by state, with five color-coded ranges from 0.750-0.799 to 0.950+.

Maps 2009-05-20

Human Development Index by State

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Debunking the So-called Human Development Index of U.S. States by Andrew Gelman

Scatter plot showing U.S. states plotted by average state income in 2000 on the x-axis versus Human Development Index on the y-axis, with state abbreviations as data points.

Charts 2009-05-20

Human Development Index vs. Average State Income in 2000

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Debunking the So-called Human Development Index of U.S. States by Andrew Gelman

Scatter plot comparing U.S. states by rank of average state income in 2000 versus rank on the Human Development Index, with each state labeled by abbreviation.

Charts 2009-05-20

Rank of Human Development Index vs. Rank of Average State Income in 2000

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Debunking the So-called Human Development Index of U.S. States by Andrew Gelman

Table listing US states with columns for OR and MD counts, showing totals of 34 and 49 respectively.

Tables 2009-05-20

State-by-State OR and MD Totals Table

From Looking Ahead to 2010 Elections, Part 3 by Tom Schaller

Small multiples scatter plots showing Republican vote compared to national average by occupational class (Professionals, Managers, Skilled Workers, etc.) from 1960 to 2000.

Charts 2009-05-22

Republican Vote by Occupational Class vs. National Average, 1960–2000

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: How Soldiers Really Vote by Andrew Gelman

Two tables showing percentage of time US Senators voted with their party and MEPs voted with their coalition, broken down by Congress/year and party.

Tables 2009-05-23

Party-line voting rates for US Senators and European MEPs

From Party Discipline in the U.S. Senate and European Parliament by Renard Sexton

Scatter plot with trend lines showing percentage of Americans who support or oppose Roe v Wade from 1998 to 2009, with support around 60% and opposition around 30%.

Charts 2009-05-24

Support and Opposition to Roe v Wade, 1998–2009

From CNN Poll: Record Support for Roe v Wade? by Nate Silver

Table showing GOP vs Democrat campaign contributions by auto industry occupation categories, with GOP total of $1,221,477 (88%) vs Democrat $161,480 (12%).

Tables 2009-05-27

Auto Dealer Occupation Campaign Contributions: GOP vs DEM

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: News Flash: Car Dealers are Republicans (It's Called a Control Group, People) by Nate Silver

FiveThirtyEight table showing political campaign donations from people who identified their occupation as auto dealer, listing candidates, amounts, and addresses.

Tables 2009-05-27

Occupation: Auto Dealer — Campaign Donations Table

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: News Flash: Car Dealers are Republicans (It's Called a Control Group, People) by Nate Silver

FiveThirtyEight table showing political donations from automotive dealers, listing donor names, candidates, amounts, and addresses.

Tables 2009-05-27

Occupation: Automotive Dealer — Political Donations Table

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: News Flash: Car Dealers are Republicans (It's Called a Control Group, People) by Nate Silver

Table of political donations by car dealers showing donor names, party affiliation, candidate supported, amount, and address from FiveThirtyEight.

Tables 2009-05-27

Occupation: Car Dealer — Political Donations Table

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: News Flash: Car Dealers are Republicans (It's Called a Control Group, People) by Nate Silver

Table showing political donations by occupation category (auto/car/automobile/automotive dealer) split between GOP and DEM totals.

Tables 2009-05-27

Auto Dealer Occupation Donations: GOP vs DEM

From News Flash: Car Dealers are Republicans (It’s Called a Control Group, People) by Nate Silver

FiveThirtyEight table showing political campaign donations from people who identified their occupation as auto dealer, listing candidates, donors, amounts, and addresses.

Tables 2009-05-27

Campaign Donations by Auto Dealers – FiveThirtyEight

From News Flash: Car Dealers are Republicans (It’s Called a Control Group, People) by Nate Silver

Screenshot of a FiveThirtyEight or campaign finance database showing political donations from automobile dealers, listing donor names, candidates, and amounts.

Charts 2009-05-27

Occupation: Automobile Dealer — Campaign Donations List

From News Flash: Car Dealers are Republicans (It’s Called a Control Group, People) by Nate Silver

FiveThirtyEight table showing political donations from automotive dealers, listing donor names, candidates, amounts, and addresses.

Tables 2009-05-27

Occupation: Automotive Dealer — Political Donations Table

From News Flash: Car Dealers are Republicans (It’s Called a Control Group, People) by Nate Silver

Table of political donations by car dealers showing donor names, party affiliation, candidate supported, donation amount, and address for 200 results.

Tables 2009-05-27

Occupation: Car Dealer — Political Donations Table

From News Flash: Car Dealers are Republicans (It’s Called a Control Group, People) by Nate Silver

Table comparing Supreme Court nominees Sotomayor, Alito, Miers, and Roberts on Likert scale and ABA ratings of Excellent, Good, Fair, and Poor.

Tables 2009-05-28

Supreme Court Nominee Ratings Comparison

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Roberts > Sotomayor > Alito? by Nate Silver

Table comparing Supreme Court nominees Sotomayor, Alito, Miers, and Roberts on Likert scores and ABA ratings of Excellent, Good, Fair, and Poor.

Tables 2009-05-28

Supreme Court Nominee ABA Ratings Comparison

From Roberts > Sotomayor > Alito? by Nate Silver

Statistical regression table showing coefficients, standard errors, Z-scores, p-values, and odds ratios with confidence intervals for Clinton, Obama, McCain, Democratic, Republican, and None categories.

Tables 2009-05-31

Regression Coefficients and Odds Ratios Table

From On Moon Landings, Michelle Malkin, P-Values, the Clintons, and the Magical Mystery Dealergate Conspiracy Theory by Nate Silver