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May 2010 graphics

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Scatter plot showing Liberal Democrat seat pickups in 2005 versus Lib Dem swing in seat 1997 to 2001, with swing values on both axes.

Charts 2010-05-02

Liberal Democrat seat pickups in 2005

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Is the Lib-Dem Surge for Real? (Part 3: Strategy) by Renard Sexton

Dual-line chart showing Real GDP (blue) and Civilian Unemployment Rate (red) from 1940 to 2020, with shaded areas indicating US recessions.

Charts 2010-05-02

Real Gross Domestic Product and Civilian Unemployment Rate (1940–2020)

From A Closer Look At Friday’s GDP Report by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing percent change from year ago in Real GDP and Total Nonfarm Payrolls from 1930 to 2020, with shaded areas indicating US recessions.

Charts 2010-05-02

Real Gross Domestic Product vs Total Nonfarm Payrolls (1930–2020)

From A Closer Look At Friday’s GDP Report by Hale Stewart

Bar chart showing Real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in billions of chained 2005 dollars from 2000 to 2010, with an annotation highlighting three quarters of growth.

Charts 2010-05-02

Real Gross Domestic Product, 3 Decimal (GDPC96) 2000–2010

From A Closer Look At Friday’s GDP Report by Hale Stewart

Line chart of Real Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCEQ6) from 2005 to 2011, with shaded area indicating the US recession period.

Charts 2010-05-02

Real Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCEQ6) 2005–2011

From A Closer Look At Friday’s GDP Report by Hale Stewart

Line chart of Real Private Residential Fixed Investment from 1940 to 2010 in billions of chained 2005 dollars, with shaded areas indicating US recessions.

Charts 2010-05-02

Real Private Residential Fixed Investment, 3 Decimal (PRFIC96)

From A Closer Look At Friday’s GDP Report by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing Real Private Residential Fixed Investment percent change from year ago from 1940 to 2010, with shaded areas indicating US recessions.

Charts 2010-05-02

Real Private Residential Fixed Investment, 3 Decimal (PRFIC96)

From A Closer Look At Friday’s GDP Report by Hale Stewart

Scatter plot showing Liberal Democrat seat pickups in 2005 versus Lib Dem swing in seat 1997 to 2001, with swing 2001 to 2005 on the y-axis.

Charts 2010-05-02

Liberal Democrat seat pickups in 2005

From Is the Lib-Dem Surge for Real? (Part 3: Strategy) by Renard Sexton

Line chart showing Conservative gain on Labour versus Labour lead in 2005, with a solid line and dotted confidence interval.

Charts 2010-05-02

Conservative Gain on Labour vs Labour Lead in 2005

From Nerdfight: Episode IV — Return of the Tories by Nate Silver

Table showing previous election results, red-to-blue switcher rates, and projections for marginal, safe red, and safe blue seats.

Tables 2010-05-02

Red-to-Blue Switchers and Seat Projections Table

From Nerdfight: Episode IV — Return of the Tories by Nate Silver

Table showing percentage of 2005 vote shifted to various parties including Labour, Conservative, Liberal Dems, Minor Parties, Regional, and Nonvoters, with highlighted cells.

Tables 2010-05-03

538 Advanced Swingometer – Percentage of 2005 Vote Shifted To…

From UK Election: “Frankenstein” Win for Labour Still Possible by Renard Sexton

A swing matrix table showing the percentage of 2005 UK vote shifted between parties including Labour, Conservative, Liberal Dems, Minor Parties, Regional, and Nonvoters.

Tables 2010-05-03

538 Advanced Swingometer: Percentage of 2005 Vote Shifted To...

From UK Election: “Frankenstein” Win for Labour Still Possible by Renard Sexton

A swing matrix table showing the percentage of 2005 UK vote shifted between parties including Labour, Conservative, Liberal Dems, Minor Parties, Regional, and Nonvoters.

Tables 2010-05-03

Percentage of 2005 Vote Shifted To... (538 Advanced Swingometer)

From UK Election: “Frankenstein” Win for Labour Still Possible by Renard Sexton

A swing table showing the percentage of 2005 UK vote shifted between parties including Labour, Conservative, Liberal Dems, Minor Parties, Regional, and Nonvoters.

Tables 2010-05-03

Percentage of 2005 Vote Shifted To... (538 Advanced Swingometer)

From UK Election: “Frankenstein” Win for Labour Still Possible by Renard Sexton

Table showing percentage of 2005 UK vote shifted to various parties including Labour, Conservative, Liberal Dems, Minor Parties, Regional, and Nonvoters.

Tables 2010-05-03

Percentage of 2005 Vote Shifted To... Advanced Swingometer

From UK Election: “Frankenstein” Win for Labour Still Possible by Renard Sexton

A swing matrix table showing the percentage of 2005 UK vote shifted between Labour, Conservative, Liberal Dems, Minor Parties, Regional, and Nonvoters, from the 538 Advanced Swingometer.

Tables 2010-05-03

Percentage of 2005 Vote Shifted To… (538 Advanced Swingometer)

From UK Election: “Frankenstein” Win for Labour Still Possible by Renard Sexton

Donut chart showing projected UK election seats alongside 2010 vote share changes for Labour, Conservative, Liberal Dems, Minor Parties, and Regional.

Charts 2010-05-03

Projected Seats and 2010 Vote Share Changes

From UK Election: “Frankenstein” Win for Labour Still Possible by Renard Sexton

Projected UK election seats donut chart showing Labour 188, Conservative 328, Liberal Dems 102, with 326 needed for majority, alongside 2010 vote share changes.

Charts 2010-05-03

Projected Seats – UK Election 2010 Vote Shares

From UK Election: “Frankenstein” Win for Labour Still Possible by Renard Sexton

Projected UK election seats donut chart showing 358 Conservative, 132 Labour, 128 Liberal Dems, with 326 needed for majority, alongside 2010 vote share changes.

Charts 2010-05-03

Projected Seats – UK Election 2010 Vote Shares

From UK Election: “Frankenstein” Win for Labour Still Possible by Renard Sexton

Projected UK parliamentary seats donut chart showing 338 Conservative, 141 Labour, 139 other seats, alongside 2010 vote shares and projected changes by party.

Charts 2010-05-03

Projected Seats – UK Election Party Breakdown

From UK Election: “Frankenstein” Win for Labour Still Possible by Renard Sexton

Projected UK election seats donut chart showing Labour 255, Conservative 242, and others, with 326 needed for majority, alongside 2010 vote share changes.

Charts 2010-05-03

Projected Seats – UK Election with 2010 Vote Comparison

From UK Election: “Frankenstein” Win for Labour Still Possible by Renard Sexton

Projected UK election seats donut chart showing Labour 203, Conservative 307, Liberal Dems 108, with 326 needed for majority, alongside 2010 vote shares.

Charts 2010-05-03

Projected Seats – UK Election with 2010 Vote Shares

From UK Election: “Frankenstein” Win for Labour Still Possible by Renard Sexton

Horizontal bar chart showing 2010 Senate rankings by likelihood of takeover by non-incumbent party, with North Dakota at 100% and Arizona at 7%.

Charts 2010-05-04

2010 Senate Rankings

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Today's Democratic Senate Primaries by Ed Kilgore

Donut chart showing UK Election Projection for seats in the new House of Commons, with Conservatives at 312, Labour at 204, and Liberal Democrats at 103.

Charts 2010-05-04

UK Election Projection: Seats in New House Of Commons

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Today's Democratic Senate Primaries by Ed Kilgore

Line chart showing three cumulative distribution curves (blue, red, orange) rising from 0 to 1 across a horizontal axis with numeric labels.

Charts 2010-05-04

Cumulative Distribution Curves Comparison

From Guest Article: UK Elections Modelling, The Third Way by Carl Bialik

Line chart showing three cumulative distribution curves in blue, red, and orange rising from 0 to 1 across a horizontal axis with numeric labels.

Charts 2010-05-04

Cumulative Distribution Curves Comparison

From Guest Article: UK Elections Modelling, The Third Way

Line chart showing three curves (red, blue, yellow) plotted from 0 to 100 on the x-axis and 0 to 1 on the y-axis, likely representing probability or cumulative distribution functions.

Charts 2010-05-04

Three-curve probability or distribution chart (0–100 x-axis, 0–1 y-axis)

From Guest Article: UK Elections Modelling, The Third Way by Carl Bialik

Line chart showing three curves (red, blue, yellow) plotted from 0 to 100 on the x-axis and 0 to 1 on the y-axis, likely representing probability or cumulative distribution functions.

Charts 2010-05-04

Three-curve probability or distribution chart (0–100 x-axis, 0–1 y-axis)

From Guest Article: UK Elections Modelling, The Third Way

Table comparing UK election seat projections under New Model vs UNS for Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrats, SNP+PC, Northern Ireland, and Other parties.

Tables 2010-05-04

UK Election Seat Projections: New Model vs UNS

From Guest Article: UK Elections Modelling, The Third Way by Carl Bialik

Comparison table of UK election seat projections under New Model versus UNS for Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrats, SNP+PC, Northern Ireland, and Other parties.

Tables 2010-05-04

UK Election Seat Projections: New Model vs UNS

From Guest Article: UK Elections Modelling, The Third Way by Carl Bialik

Comparison table of UK election seat projections under New Model vs UNS for Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrats, SNP+PC, Northern Ireland, and Other parties.

Tables 2010-05-04

UK Election Seat Projections: New Model vs UNS

From Guest Article: UK Elections Modelling, The Third Way

Side-by-side comparison table of UK election seat projections under New Model and UNS methods for six parties.

Tables 2010-05-04

UK Election Seat Projections: New Model vs UNS

From Guest Article: UK Elections Modelling, The Third Way by Carl Bialik

Table comparing UK election seat projections under New Model vs UNS for Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrats, SNP+PC, Northern Ireland, and Other parties.

Tables 2010-05-04

UK Election Seat Projections: New Model vs UNS

From Guest Article: UK Elections Modelling, The Third Way

Side-by-side comparison table of UK election seat projections under New Model and UNS methods for major parties.

Tables 2010-05-04

UK Election Seat Projections: New Model vs UNS

From Guest Article: UK Elections Modelling, The Third Way

Pie chart showing results of the 2006 Canadian Parliamentary Election with seat counts for Conservative 124, Liberal 103, BQ 51, NDP 29, and Ind. 1.

Charts 2010-05-05

Canadian Parliamentary Election, 2006

From A Hung Parliament Could Work Well For Cameron

Pie chart showing results of the 2008 Canadian Parliamentary Election with seat counts for Conservative 143, Liberal 77, BQ 49, NDP 37, and Ind. 2.

Charts 2010-05-05

Canadian Parliamentary Election, 2008

From A Hung Parliament Could Work Well For Cameron

Grouped bar chart comparing Murray and Rossi poll numbers across SurveyUSA, Rasmussen, and Research 2000 pollsters.

Charts 2010-05-05

Murray vs. Rossi Poll Comparison by Pollster

From Dino Rossi: #51? by Nate Silver

Line chart showing passenger vehicle fatal crash involvements per 100 million miles traveled by driver age group, April 2001 to March 2002, with highest rates at youngest and oldest ages.

Charts 2010-05-08

Passenger vehicle fatal crash involvements per 100 million miles traveled by driver age

From Hyundai’s Very Undude Car Ads by Tom Schaller

Line chart showing all employees in thousands declining over time from approximately 1990 to 2010 by month.

Charts 2010-05-09

All Employees (Thousands) Over Time

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Unemployment and Educational Achievement by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing all live organ transplants in thousands over months from approximately 2000 to 2010, peaking around 2005-2006.

Charts 2010-05-09

All Live Organ Transplants (Thousands) by Month

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Unemployment and Educational Achievement by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing a data trend from approximately 1992 to 2013, with values declining then rising sharply at the end.

Charts 2010-05-09

Line Chart 1992–2013 Monthly Trend

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Unemployment and Educational Achievement by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing an upward trend from 2001 to 2010 with values ranging approximately from 500 to 750, with Quarter on the x-axis.

Charts 2010-05-09

Quarterly Trend 2001–2010

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Unemployment and Educational Achievement by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing a steadily increasing trend over quarters from 2001 to approximately 2010, with values ranging from about 400 to 350.

Charts 2010-05-09

Quarterly trend line chart 2001–2010

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Unemployment and Educational Achievement by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing a rising trend from approximately 500 to 1300 over quarters from 2001 to 2010.

Charts 2010-05-09

Rising Trend by Quarter 2001–2010

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Unemployment and Educational Achievement by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing a data trend from approximately 1992 to 2010, with values ranging from about 1.5 to 5, featuring a sharp rise at the end.

Charts 2010-05-09

Time Series Line Chart 1992–2010

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Unemployment and Educational Achievement by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing a time series from approximately 1992 to 2010 with values ranging from about 2 to 8, labeled Month on the x-axis.

Charts 2010-05-09

Time Series Line Chart 1992–2010

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Unemployment and Educational Achievement by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing a data trend from approximately 1992 to 2010, with values declining then rising sharply at the end.

Charts 2010-05-09

Time Series Line Chart 1992–2010

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Unemployment and Educational Achievement by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing a rising trend over quarters from approximately 2001 to 2011, with values ranging from about 350 to 450.

Charts 2010-05-09

Trend Over Quarters 2001–2011

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Unemployment and Educational Achievement by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing all employees in thousands by month from approximately 2000 to 2010, peaking around 2006-2007 then sharply declining.

Charts 2010-05-09

All Employees (Thousands) by Month, 2000–2010

From Unemployment and Educational Achievement by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing all employees in thousands declining from about 17000 in 2000 to about 11500 in 2010 by month.

Charts 2010-05-09

All Employees, Thousands by Month (2000–2010)

From Unemployment and Educational Achievement by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing a data trend from 1992 to 2010, with values ranging roughly from 2 to 9, featuring a dip in the mid-1990s and a sharp rise near 2010.

Charts 2010-05-09

Monthly Trend 1992–2010

From Unemployment and Educational Achievement by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing a data series by month from 1992 to 2010, with values ranging roughly from 2.5 to above 10, showing a sharp spike around 2009-2010.

Charts 2010-05-09

Monthly data trend 1992–2010 with sharp 2009 spike

From Unemployment and Educational Achievement by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing a rising trend from about 600 to over 1000 between 2001 and 2010, with quarters on the x-axis.

Charts 2010-05-09

Quarterly trend line 2001–2010

From Unemployment and Educational Achievement by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing a rising trend from about 360 to 460 between 2001 and 2010, plotted by quarter.

Charts 2010-05-09

Quarterly trend line chart 2001–2010

From Unemployment and Educational Achievement by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing a steadily increasing trend from approximately 600 to 750 between 2001 and 2010, with Quarter on the x-axis.

Charts 2010-05-09

Quarterly trend line chart 2001–2010

From Unemployment and Educational Achievement by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing a rising trend from approximately 400 to 850 between 2001 and 2010, with Quarter on the x-axis.

Charts 2010-05-09

Quarterly trend line chart 2001–2010

From Unemployment and Educational Achievement by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing a data trend from 1992 to 2010 with values ranging roughly between 1.5 and 5, featuring a sharp spike around 2009-2010.

Charts 2010-05-09

Time Series Chart 1992–2010

From Unemployment and Educational Achievement by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing a data trend from 1992 to 2010, with values ranging roughly from 6 to 15, featuring a sharp rise near 2010.

Charts 2010-05-09

Trend Line Chart 1992–2010

From Unemployment and Educational Achievement by Hale Stewart

Table showing faculty counts and percentages of women and racial minorities at six law schools: Stanford, Chicago, Columbia, Yale, Harvard, and a total row.

Tables 2010-05-10

Law School Faculty Diversity: Women and Racial Minorities

From On Kagan’s Minority Hiring Record by Nate Silver

Scatter plot comparing Conservative vote share in UK constituencies between 2005 and 2010 elections, with a trend line showing strong positive correlation.

Charts 2010-05-11

Conservative Vote Share 2005 vs 2010

From UK Forecasting Retrospective by Nate Silver

Scatter plot comparing Labour vote share in 2005 vs 2010 UK elections, with red and blue data points and a trend line.

Charts 2010-05-11

Labour Vote Share 2005 vs 2010

From UK Forecasting Retrospective by Nate Silver

Scatter plot comparing Liberal Democrat vote share in 2005 vs 2010 UK elections, with red and blue data points and a trend line.

Charts 2010-05-11

LibDem Vote Share 2005 vs 2010

From UK Forecasting Retrospective by Nate Silver

Two tables showing R-squared and RMSE statistics for Uniform Swing model across Labour, Conservatives, and Lib Dems for elections 1997-2010.

Tables 2010-05-11

R^2 and RMSE for Uniform Swing by Party 1997-2010

From UK Forecasting Retrospective by Nate Silver

Table comparing Avg Error, RMSE, and R-squared metrics for Uniform Swing vs 538 Model across Labour, Conservatives, LibDems, and Lab/Con Swing.

Tables 2010-05-11

Uniform Swing vs 538 Model: Forecast Accuracy Metrics

From UK Forecasting Retrospective by Nate Silver

Bar or dot chart showing poll results on whether the Gulf of Mexico oil spill makes Americans more or less likely to support further offshore drilling.

Charts 2010-05-14

Q4: Oil Spill Effect on Support for Offshore Drilling

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Don't Take Polling Literally, Part #39916 by Nate Silver

Bar or dot chart showing poll results on whether the Gulf of Mexico oil spill makes Americans more or less likely to support further offshore drilling.

Charts 2010-05-14

Q4: Oil Spill Effect on Support for Offshore Drilling

From Don’t Take Polling Literally, Part #39916 by Nate Silver

Table showing LD swing needed versus 2010 actual swing for Labour and Conservative held seats in UK constituencies.

Tables 2010-05-15

LD Swing Needed vs 2010 Actual by Seat

From Is the Lib Dem Surge for Real (Part 4: The meltdown) by Renard Sexton

Table comparing Democratic primaries between establishment and insurgent candidates in Pennsylvania, Colorado, and Arkansas with numerical scores.

Tables 2010-05-17

Democratic Primaries: Establishment vs Insurgent Scores

From In Backing Insurgents, Republicans Face November Risks by Nate Silver

Table showing percentage of white and college-educated visitors for four progressive websites: DailyKos, MoveOn.org, FireDogLake, and OpenLeft.

Tables 2010-05-17

Progressive Websites by % White and % College Visitors

From In Backing Insurgents, Republicans Face November Risks by Nate Silver

Table comparing establishment vs insurgent candidate polling margins in Republican primaries across multiple states

Tables 2010-05-17

Republican Primaries: Establishment vs Insurgent Polling Margins

From In Backing Insurgents, Republicans Face November Risks by Nate Silver

Scatter plot showing Democratic share of 2-way vote versus PVI for open U.S. House seats in 2004, with a trend line.

Charts 2010-05-18

Open U.S. House Seats (2004)

From Benchmarking PA-12 by Nate Silver

Scatter plot showing Democratic share of two-way vote vs PVI for open U.S. House seats in 2006 and 2008, with a trend line.

Charts 2010-05-18

Open U.S. House Seats (2006, 2008)

From Benchmarking PA-12 by Nate Silver

Table showing PA-12 House Special Election vote counts and percentages for candidates D-Critz, R-Burns, D-Murtha, R-Russell, and others across 2010, 2008, and 2006 by county.

Tables 2010-05-19

PA-12 House Special Election Results by County 2006-2010

From Does Critz Victory Mean That Much? by Tom Schaller

1948 South African election results table showing votes and seats for United Party and National Party

Tables 2010-05-22

1948 Election Results: United Party vs National Party

From Apartheid was Helped by a Twisted Election System

Table showing percentage of votes and seats for National Party and United Party in South African elections of 1953 and 1958.

Tables 2010-05-22

South Africa 1953 and 1958 Election Results: Votes vs Seats

From Apartheid was Helped by a Twisted Election System

Screenshot of a StockCharts candlestick chart showing the Euro Index ($XEU) weekly price history with EMA overlays and a drawn downward arrow.

Charts 2010-05-23

$XEU Euro Index Weekly Chart Screenshot

From Storm Clouds On the Economic Horizon? by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing a declining trend from around 0.6 to 0.2 between July and May, with a vertical yellow line marker around March 10.

Charts 2010-05-23

Bloomberg L.P. Line Chart July–May

From Storm Clouds On the Economic Horizon? by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing a financial data series from Bloomberg LP spanning July through May, with a vertical yellow marker around March and values ranging from about 0.22 to 0.36.

Charts 2010-05-23

Bloomberg LP Financial Data Chart (July–May)

From Storm Clouds On the Economic Horizon? by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing the Conference Board Coincident Economic Index (CEI) and Leading Economic Index (LEI) for the United States from 2007 to 2010, with a recession marker at December 2007.

Charts 2010-05-23

Conference Board CEI and LEI for the United States (2004=100)

From Storm Clouds On the Economic Horizon? by Hale Stewart

Daily candlestick chart of DBA PowerShares DB Multi-Sector Commodity Trust Agriculture Fund showing price decline from late 2018 into May 2019.

Charts 2010-05-23

DBA Agriculture Fund Daily Candlestick Chart

From Storm Clouds On the Economic Horizon? by Hale Stewart

Candlestick stock chart for DBB PowerShares DB Multi-Sector Commodity Trust Metals Fund showing price movement in 2010 with EMA indicators.

Charts 2010-05-23

DBB Metals Fund Candlestick Chart 2010

From Storm Clouds On the Economic Horizon? by Hale Stewart

Table 2 showing data and net contributions for components of the U.S. Leading Economic Index from October 2009 through April 2010.

Tables 2010-05-23

Data and Net Contributions for Components of the U.S. Leading Economic Index

From Storm Clouds On the Economic Horizon? by Hale Stewart

A three-year stock chart for FXE with candlestick price data, overlaid diagonal trend lines forming a zigzag pattern, and a volume histogram at the bottom.

Charts 2010-05-23

FXE Three Years Stock Chart with Trend Lines

From Storm Clouds On the Economic Horizon? by Hale Stewart

Line chart of Initial Claims (ICSA) from 1965 to 2015, sourced from U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics, with shaded areas indicating US recessions.

Charts 2010-05-23

Initial Claims (ICSA) 1965–2015

From Storm Clouds On the Economic Horizon? by Hale Stewart

Line chart showing new jobless claims with 4-week moving average from 2008 to 2010, with claims peaking around 650 thousand before declining.

Charts 2010-05-23

New Jobless Claims with 4-week moving average

From Storm Clouds On the Economic Horizon? by Hale Stewart

Line chart of Total Nonfarm Payrolls All Employees (PAYEMS) from 2009 to 2010 showing a decline and partial recovery, with shaded recession area.

Charts 2010-05-23

Total Nonfarm Payrolls: All Employees (PAYEMS) 2009–2010

From Storm Clouds On the Economic Horizon? by Hale Stewart

Stock chart screenshot of USO United States Oil Fund daily price with EMA lines from late 2009 to May 2010

Charts 2010-05-23

USO United States Oil Fund Daily Chart Screenshot

From Storm Clouds On the Economic Horizon? by Hale Stewart

Stock chart screenshot of UUP PowerShares DB US Dollar Index Bullish Fund showing price movement from 2010 with EMA indicators.

Charts 2010-05-23

UUP US Dollar Index Bullish Fund Stock Chart

From Storm Clouds On the Economic Horizon? by Hale Stewart

Two tables showing second preference votes for Case voters and Other voters in an election, comparing Djou, Hanabusa, Case, and None/others.

Tables 2010-05-24

Case Voters' and Other Voters' Second Preference

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Might This Be a Good Time for Instant Runoff?

Election results table showing 1st and 2nd round votes and totals for Djou and Hanabusa, with Djou winning 50.30% to 49.70%.

Tables 2010-05-24

Djou vs Hanabusa Election Results Table

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Might This Be a Good Time for Instant Runoff?

Election results table showing 1st and 2nd round votes and percentages for Djou and Hanabusa candidates.

Tables 2010-05-24

Djou vs Hanabusa Election Results Table

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Might This Be a Good Time for Instant Runoff?

Election results table showing votes and percentages for candidates Djou, Hanabusa, Case, and Others with a total of 171417 votes.

Tables 2010-05-24

Hawaii Election Results: Djou, Hanabusa, Case Vote Totals

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Might This Be a Good Time for Instant Runoff?

Scatter plot showing Democratic share of 2-way vote versus PVI for open U.S. House seats in 2004, with a trend line.

Charts 2010-05-24

Open U.S. House Seats (2004)

From Lost in Hawaii by Nate Silver

Scatter plot showing Democratic share of two-way vote versus Cook PVI for open U.S. House seats in 2006 and 2008, with a trend line.

Charts 2010-05-24

Open U.S. House Seats (2006, 2008)

From Lost in Hawaii by Nate Silver

Line chart showing percentages of US adults and children in households with only wireless telephone service or no telephone service from 2003 to 2009.

Charts 2010-05-24

Percentages of adults and children living in households with only wireless telephone service or no telephone service: Un

From Study: Excluding Cellphones Introduces Statistically Significant Bias in Polls by Nate Silver

Line chart showing percentages of US adults and children in households with only wireless telephone service or no telephone service from 2003 to 2009.

Charts 2010-05-24

Percentages of adults and children living in households with only wireless telephone service or no telephone service: Un

From Study: Excluding Cellphones Introduces Statistically Significant Bias in Polls by Nate Silver

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