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October 2009 graphics

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Choropleth map of Germany showing first-vote majority by constituency (Erststimmenmehrheit) with final results, colored by party: SPD red, CDU dark blue, DIE LINKE purple, GRÜNE green, CSU light blue.

Maps 2009-10-02

Erststimmenmehrheit in den Wahlkreisen – Bundesrepublik Deutschland

From Proportional Voting? Well, Kinda by Renard Sexton

Table showing party vote shares in the 2009 German Federal Elections, with CDU/CSU leading at 33.8%.

Tables 2009-10-02

Party List Popular Vote – German Federal Elections 2009

From Proportional Voting? Well, Kinda by Renard Sexton

Table showing IOC voting results by round for 2016 Olympic host city bids: Rio, Madrid, Tokyo, and Chicago across three rounds.

Tables 2009-10-02

Voting Results by Round

From Disband the IOC! by Nate Silver

Small multiples scatter plot showing Generic Ballot Democrat-Republican margins from 1994 to 2006 through 8/11/06, with blue trend lines and red baselines across election cycles.

Charts 2009-10-08

Generic Ballot, 1994-2006 through 8/11/06

From Generic Congressional Ballot 400 Days Out by Tom Schaller

Area chart showing the Partisan Voting Index for 2005, with 199 districts having D PVIs and 236 districts having R PVIs, ranging from most Democratic to most Republican.

Charts 2009-10-08

Partisan Voting Index, 2005

From Generic Congressional Ballot 400 Days Out by Tom Schaller

Line chart showing a data trend from 2001-02 to 2008, with values around 20 dipping in 2003-2004 then rising sharply to above 40 by 2008.

Charts 2009-10-08

Line Chart 2001-02 to 2008

From Afghanistan’s Dangerous (and Expensive) Soap Opera by Renard Sexton

Table showing troop commitments by top 10 countries with ISAF, Active Duty, and Percent columns

Tables 2009-10-08

Troop Commitments by Top 10 Countries

From Afghanistan’s Dangerous (and Expensive) Soap Opera by Renard Sexton

Table showing U.K. spending on Afghanistan by financial year from 2006 to 2009 in billions of pounds.

Tables 2009-10-08

U.K. Spending on Afghanistan

From Afghanistan’s Dangerous (and Expensive) Soap Opera by Renard Sexton

Table showing U.S. spending in Afghanistan by fiscal year from 2001-02 to 2008 in USD billions.

Tables 2009-10-08

U.S. Spending in Afghanistan

From Afghanistan’s Dangerous (and Expensive) Soap Opera by Renard Sexton

Table comparing Bernie Sanders caucus wins vs Hillary Clinton primary wins by eligible voters, electoral votes, total votes, vote difference, and pledged delegate difference.

Tables 2009-10-09

BO vs HRC: Caucus vs Primary State Comparisons

From Reforming the Democratic Presidential Nomination by Tom Schaller

Bar chart comparing political contributions made by NFL players to Democrats and Republicans, broken down by White and Black players.

Charts 2009-10-12

Political Contributions Made by NFL Players

From Would Rush Limbaugh Hurt the St. Louis Rams? by Nate Silver

Table showing Colin Powell's travel days by month in 2001, totaling 64 days.

Tables 2009-10-12

Colin Powell Travels 2001

From Clinton’s Busy Summer by Renard Sexton

Table showing the number of days Condoleezza Rice traveled each month in 2005, with a total of 89 days.

Tables 2009-10-12

Condoleezza Rice Travels 2005

From Clinton’s Busy Summer by Renard Sexton

Table showing Hillary Clinton's travel days as Secretary of State by month in 2009, with a total of 73 days and an estimated total of 88.

Tables 2009-10-12

Hillary Clinton Travels as SoS 2009

From Clinton’s Busy Summer by Renard Sexton

Grouped bar chart comparing monthly values for Clinton, Rice, and Powell across all 12 months of the year.

Charts 2009-10-12

Monthly Comparison: Clinton, Rice, and Powell

From Clinton’s Busy Summer by Renard Sexton

Table showing stock price changes since 9/4 and market cap on 9/4 for major health insurance companies, plus DJIA, NASDAQ, and S&P 500 comparison.

Tables 2009-10-12

Health Insurer Stock Changes Since 9/4

From Why The Insurance Industry is Fighting Mad by Nate Silver

Table showing average authoritarianism scores by group across religion, population density, church attendance, education, and region.

Tables 2009-10-12

Average Authoritarianism by Group

From Authoritarianism in American Politics by Tom Schaller

Line chart comparing age distribution of Tea Party Republicans versus all House Republicans in the 112th Congress, showing Tea Party members skewing younger with a peak in the 56-60 age range.

Charts 2009-10-13

Age of House Republicans — 112th Congress

From Honey, Does This Governor Make Me Look Fat? by Nate Silver

Bar chart showing change in share of Japanese trade from 2000 to 2007, with China up 70%, U.S. down 35.6%, and other trading partners shown.

Charts 2009-10-16

Change in share of Japanese trade 2000 to 2007

From Quietly, Japan Is Changing Course by Renard Sexton

Table showing Japan's major trade partners as a share of trade for years 1980, 1990, 2000, and 2007.

Tables 2009-10-16

Japan Major Trade Partners (Share of Trade)

From Quietly, Japan Is Changing Course by Renard Sexton

Line chart showing Japan's trade surplus with the US from 1985 to approximately 2008, with values ranging from about 40000 to 100000.

Charts 2009-10-16

Japan trade surplus with US

From Quietly, Japan Is Changing Course by Renard Sexton

Line chart showing the ratio of Japan-US exports to imports from 1985 to approximately 2008, declining from about 3.0 to 2.1.

Charts 2009-10-16

Ratio: Japan-US exports/imports

From Quietly, Japan Is Changing Course by Renard Sexton

Table ranking Afghan provinces by Priority A claims and percentage of total, with Kabul first at 83 claims (9.3%) and Helmand tenth at 37 claims (4.1%).

Tables 2009-10-19

Afghan Provinces by Priority A Claims

From Afghanistan Audit Doesn’t Look Good For Karzai by Renard Sexton

Table showing audited polling stations with total votes, votes per station, and percentage of fraudulent votes for stations A1 through C2.

Tables 2009-10-19

Audited Polling Stations - Fraudulent Votes by Station

From Afghanistan Audit Doesn’t Look Good For Karzai by Renard Sexton

Color-coded legend table defining ballot classification categories A1, B1, C1, A2, B2, and C2 based on ballot counts and candidate vote thresholds.

Tables 2009-10-19

Ballot Classification Categories Legend

From Afghanistan Audit Doesn’t Look Good For Karzai by Renard Sexton

Small table showing invalidated count of 224, average per station of 215, and estimated total of 48160.

Tables 2009-10-19

Invalidated, Ave/Station, Est. Total Summary Table

From Afghanistan Audit Doesn’t Look Good For Karzai by Renard Sexton

Table showing minimum fraudulent votes by type, with categories A1, B1, C1, A2, B2, C2 and a total of 968242.

Tables 2009-10-19

Minimum Fraudulent Votes by Type

From Afghanistan Audit Doesn’t Look Good For Karzai by Renard Sexton

Table showing types of other fraud with total counts and votes per station, including categories like 1000 or more votes, Too Many Ballots, Station not open, and Additional fraud.

Tables 2009-10-19

Other Fraud Types: Total and Votes per Station

From Afghanistan Audit Doesn’t Look Good For Karzai by Renard Sexton

Bar chart showing share of the vote for Afghan election candidates and fraud categories, with a red horizontal line at 0.5 majority threshold.

Charts 2009-10-19

Share of the Vote

From Afghanistan Audit Doesn’t Look Good For Karzai by Renard Sexton

Small table showing total votes, total polling stations, and average votes per station with values 5662758, 26275, and 215.

Tables 2009-10-19

Votes and Polling Stations Summary Table

From Afghanistan Audit Doesn’t Look Good For Karzai by Renard Sexton

Poll results table showing Yes/No scores from four agencies including PPP, Pan Atlantic, Democracy Corps, and Research 2000, with averages.

Tables 2009-10-20

Poll Results Table: Yes/No Scores by Agency

From Turnout is the Maine Issue by Nate Silver

Table showing actual voter turnout percentages by age group for 2004, 2006, 2008, and PPP 2010 projections.

Tables 2009-10-20

Voter Turnout by Age Group: 2004–2010

From Turnout is the Maine Issue by Nate Silver

Bar chart showing 2012 GOP matchups with Huckabee at 55 vs Palin at 35, and Romney at 52 vs Palin at 37

Charts 2009-10-21

2012 GOP Matchups

From Palin Will Not Run for President in ’12 by Tom Schaller

Grouped bar chart comparing No on 1 vs Yes on 1 campaign contributions from Maine, Out-of-State, and Unitemized donors, in dollar amounts up to $2.5 million.

Charts 2009-10-24

Maine vs Out-of-State vs Unitemized Contributions: No on 1 vs Yes on 1

From Despite Claims, Anti-Gay Group in Maine More Dependent on Out-of-State Funds by Nate Silver

Table comparing itemized contributions, number of contributors, amounts, and averages for No on 1 Protect Maine Equality and Stand for Marriage Maine campaigns.

Tables 2009-10-24

No on 1 vs Stand for Marriage Maine Campaign Contributions

From Despite Claims, Anti-Gay Group in Maine More Dependent on Out-of-State Funds by Nate Silver

Line chart showing Congressional approval ratings by party ID (Republicans, Independents, Democrats) from May 2000 to May 2008, based on Gallup Poll data.

Charts 2009-10-29

Congressional Approval, by Party ID

From Toward a General Theory of Democratic Disgruntlement, Part I by Tom Schaller

Table comparing live interviewer vs automated polls for a New Jersey race, showing averages of Christie +4.2 and Christie +3.0.

Tables 2009-10-29

Live Interviewer vs Automated Polls: Christie vs Corzine

From Man vs. Machine in New Jersey by Nate Silver

A table showing checkmarks and scores of 1 for Bulgaria, Liechtenstein, Romania, Switzerland, and U.K.

Tables 2009-10-30

Country Scores Table with Checkmarks

From For European Integration, Movement and Money Counts by Renard Sexton

Table showing European countries with checkmarks in various columns and a score of 2 for each country listed.

Tables 2009-10-30

European Countries Scoring 2 (Checkmark Table)

From For European Integration, Movement and Money Counts by Renard Sexton

Table showing which European countries are members of the Eurozone, Schengen Area, and EEA, with checkmarks and a total count of 3 for each listed country.

Tables 2009-10-30

European Countries: Eurozone, Schengen, and EEA Membership

From For European Integration, Movement and Money Counts by Renard Sexton

Table showing what the EU means to respondents in a yes/no survey, with percentages for categories like freedom to travel, euro currency, and peace.

Tables 2009-10-30

What does the EU mean to you (Eurobarometer Fall 2009)

From For European Integration, Movement and Money Counts by Renard Sexton

Line chart showing approval of Congress by party ID (Republicans, Independents, Democrats) from January to October 2009, based on Gallup Poll data.

Charts 2009-10-30

Do you approve or disapprove of the way Congress is handling its job?

From Toward a General Theory of Democratic Disgruntlement, Part 2 by Tom Schaller