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Table showing 1976 Republican Primary Field poll averages, name recognition estimates, and recognition-adjusted poll averages for candidates based on polls from January-June 1975.

Tables 2011-04-01

1976 Republican Primary Field: Average of Polls Conducted in January-June 1975

From A Brief History of Primary Polling, Part I by Nate Silver

Table showing 1980 Republican Primary Field poll averages, name recognition estimates, and recognition-adjusted poll averages for candidates based on January-June 1979 polls.

Tables 2011-04-01

1980 Republican Primary Field: Average of Polls Conducted in January-June 1979

From A Brief History of Primary Polling, Part I by Nate Silver

Table showing 1988 Republican Primary Field poll averages and name recognition estimates from January-June 1987, with Bush leading at 35.9%.

Tables 2011-04-01

1988 Republican Primary Field – Average of Polls January-June 1987

From A Brief History of Primary Polling, Part I by Nate Silver

Table showing 1992 Republican Primary Field poll averages and name recognition for candidates Bush, Buchanan, and Duke, based on polls from July-December 1991.

Tables 2011-04-01

1992 Republican Primary Field – Average of Polls July-December 1991

From A Brief History of Primary Polling, Part I by Nate Silver

Table showing 1996 Republican Primary Field poll averages, name recognition estimates, and recognition-adjusted poll averages for candidates based on January-June 1995 polls.

Tables 2011-04-01

1996 Republican Primary Field – Average of Polls January-June 1995

From A Brief History of Primary Polling, Part I by Nate Silver

Table showing 2000 Republican Primary Field poll averages and name recognition estimates from January-June 1999, with George W. Bush leading at 46.1%.

Tables 2011-04-01

2000 Republican Primary Field: Average of Polls Conducted January-June 1999

From A Brief History of Primary Polling, Part I by Nate Silver

Table showing 2008 Republican Primary Field poll averages and name recognition-adjusted poll averages from January-June 2007 polls for 13 candidates.

Tables 2011-04-01

2008 Republican Primary Field: Average of Polls Conducted January-June 2007

From A Brief History of Primary Polling, Part I by Nate Silver

Table showing 1972 Democratic Primary Field poll averages, name recognition estimates, and recognition-adjusted poll averages for candidates based on January-June 1971 polls.

Tables 2011-04-04

1972 Democratic Primary Field: Average of Polls Conducted in January-June 1971

From A Brief History of Primary Polling, Part II by Nate Silver

Table showing 1976 Democratic Primary Field poll averages and name recognition estimates from January-June 1975, with Jimmy Carter highlighted in yellow.

Tables 2011-04-04

1976 Democratic Primary Field: Average of Polls Conducted in January-June 1975

From A Brief History of Primary Polling, Part II by Nate Silver

Table showing 1980 Democratic Primary Field poll averages, name recognition estimates, and recognition-adjusted poll averages for candidates, based on polls from January-June 1979.

Tables 2011-04-04

1980 Democratic Primary Field – Average of Polls Conducted January-June 1979

From A Brief History of Primary Polling, Part II by Nate Silver

Table showing 1984 Democratic Primary Field poll averages, name recognition estimates, and recognition-adjusted poll averages for candidates, based on polls from January-June 1983.

Tables 2011-04-04

1984 Democratic Primary Field – Average of Polls January-June 1983

From A Brief History of Primary Polling, Part II by Nate Silver

Table showing 1988 Democratic Primary Field poll averages, name recognition estimates, and recognition-adjusted poll averages for candidates, based on polls from January-June 1987.

Tables 2011-04-04

1988 Democratic Primary Field: Average of Polls Conducted January-June 1987

From A Brief History of Primary Polling, Part II by Nate Silver

Table showing 1992 Democratic Primary Field poll averages and name recognition-adjusted poll averages for candidates, based on polls from January-June 1991, with Bill Clinton highlighted.

Tables 2011-04-04

1992 Democratic Primary Field – Average of Polls January-June 1991

From A Brief History of Primary Polling, Part II by Nate Silver

Table showing 1992 Democratic Primary Field poll averages and name recognition estimates for candidates, based on polls conducted July-December 1991.

Tables 2011-04-04

1992 Democratic Primary Field: Average of Polls Conducted in July-December 1991

From A Brief History of Primary Polling, Part II by Nate Silver

Table showing 2000 Democratic Primary Field poll averages and name recognition for candidates from polls conducted January-June 1999

Tables 2011-04-04

2000 Democratic Primary Field – Average of Polls Conducted January-June 1999

From A Brief History of Primary Polling, Part II by Nate Silver

Table showing 2004 Democratic Primary Field poll averages and name recognition estimates from January-June 2003, with Kerry highlighted in yellow.

Tables 2011-04-04

2004 Democratic Primary Field: Average of Polls Conducted January-June 2003

From A Brief History of Primary Polling, Part II by Nate Silver

Table showing 2008 Democratic Primary Field poll averages and name recognition estimates from January-June 2007, with candidates including Clinton, Obama, Edwards, and others.

Tables 2011-04-04

2008 Democratic Primary Field: Average of Polls January-June 2007

From A Brief History of Primary Polling, Part II by Nate Silver

Table listing the 10 most competitively-priced midsize airports ranked 50-100 by origin-and-departure traffic, showing average fare, fair fare, and markup.

Tables 2011-04-06

10 Most Competitively-Priced Midsize Airports

From Which Airports Have the Most Unfair Fares? by Nate Silver

Table showing the 10 most competitively-priced small airports ranked 101-230 by origin-and-departure traffic, with average fare, fair fare, and markup columns.

Tables 2011-04-06

10 Most Competitively-Priced Small Airports

From Which Airports Have the Most Unfair Fares? by Nate Silver

Table listing the 10 most expensive midsize airports ranked 51-100 by origin-and-departure traffic, showing average fare, fair fare, and markup for each airport.

Tables 2011-04-06

10 Most Expensive Midsize Airports

From Which Airports Have the Most Unfair Fares? by Nate Silver

Table listing the 10 most overpriced small airports ranked 101-230 in origin-and-departure traffic, showing average fare, fair fare, and markup for each airport.

Tables 2011-04-06

10 Most Overpriced Small Airports

From Which Airports Have the Most Unfair Fares? by Nate Silver

Table listing the 15 most competitively-priced large airports among the 50 busiest, showing average fare, fair fare, and markup for each airport.

Tables 2011-04-06

15 Most Competitively-Priced Large Airports

From Which Airports Have the Most Unfair Fares? by Nate Silver

Table listing the 15 most overpriced large airports among the 50 busiest, showing average fare, fair fare, and markup for each airport.

Tables 2011-04-06

15 Most Overpriced Large Airports

From Which Airports Have the Most Unfair Fares? by Nate Silver

Map of the US showing America's most competitively-priced airports among 100 airports with most traffic, with airport codes and price differences labeled.

Maps 2011-04-06

America's Most Competitively-Priced Airports

From Which Airports Have the Most Unfair Fares? by Nate Silver

Map of the US showing America's most overpriced airports among the 100 busiest, with airport codes and dollar amounts indicating how much above average fares are.

Maps 2011-04-06

America's Most Overpriced Airports

From Which Airports Have the Most Unfair Fares? by Nate Silver

Line chart showing public interest in major news stories of Q1 2011, including Japan disaster, Giffords shooting, Egypt protests, Libya conflict, and others, tracked from January through March.

Charts 2011-04-07

Public Interest in Major Stories of the Quarter

From Budget Politics in the Doldrums by Nate Silver

Horizontal bar chart comparing projected vs. actual voter turnout in Waukesha County using five projection models and two actual results with 95% confidence intervals.

Charts 2011-04-08

Projected vs. Actual Turnout in Waukesha County

From Vote-Counting Error In Wisconsin Points to Incompetence, Not Conspiracy by Nate Silver

Horizontal bar chart comparing projected versus actual voter turnout in Waukesha County using three models and two actual counts with 95% confidence intervals.

Charts 2011-04-08

Projected vs. Actual Turnout in Waukesha County

From Vote-Counting Error In Wisconsin Points to Incompetence, Not Conspiracy by Nate Silver

Scatter plot comparing voter turnout in February 2011 vs April 2011 Supreme Court elections, highlighting Waukesha County original and recanvassed results against other Wisconsin counties.

Charts 2011-04-08

Turnout Comparison: February 2011 vs April 2011 Supreme Court

From Vote-Counting Error In Wisconsin Points to Incompetence, Not Conspiracy by Nate Silver

Scatter plot comparing voter turnout in November 2008 presidential election vs April 2011 Supreme Court election by county, highlighting Waukesha original and recanvassed figures.

Charts 2011-04-08

Turnout Comparison: November 2008 President vs April 2011 Supreme Court

From Vote-Counting Error In Wisconsin Points to Incompetence, Not Conspiracy by Nate Silver

Scatter plot comparing voter turnout in November 2010 Governor race vs April 2011 Supreme Court race by county, highlighting Waukesha original and recanvassed results against other Wisconsin counties.

Charts 2011-04-08

Turnout Comparison: November 2010 Governor vs April 2011 Supreme Court

From Vote-Counting Error In Wisconsin Points to Incompetence, Not Conspiracy by Nate Silver

Line chart showing Bill Clinton's Gallup approval rating from 1995 to 1996, with green shaded regions marking government shutdowns and a red trend line.

Charts 2011-04-08

Bill Clinton Gallup Approval Rating: 1995-1996

From Government Shutdowns and Approval Ratings by Nate Silver

Line chart of Bill Clinton's Gallup approval rating from 1995 to 1996, with two government shutdown periods highlighted in green showing a rise in approval.

Charts 2011-04-08

Bill Clinton Gallup Approval Rating: 1995-1996

From Government Shutdowns and Approval Ratings by Nate Silver

A number line diagram comparing three budget requests relative to FY2010: White House +$26B, Boehner/HR1 -$32B, and Tea Party -$74B.

Other 2011-04-10

Budget Requests Compared to FY2010: White House, Boehner/HR1, Tea Party

From An Imbalanced Budget Deal? by Nate Silver

Diagram showing political positions on a left-right spectrum for President Obama, Median House Member, and Average Tea Party Caucus Member with DW-Nominate scores and budget requests.

Other 2011-04-10

DW-Nominate Scores and Budget Requests: Obama vs. House Members

From An Imbalanced Budget Deal? by Nate Silver

A political spectrum diagram showing DW-Nominate scores for President Obama, the Median House Member, and the Average Tea Party Caucus Member on a left-right axis.

Other 2011-04-10

DW-Nominate Scores: Obama, Median House Member, Tea Party Caucus

From An Imbalanced Budget Deal? by Nate Silver

Diagram showing political positions on a left-right spectrum comparing President Obama and Average Tea Party Caucus Member by DW-Nominate scores and budget requests from FY2010.

Other 2011-04-10

Obama vs. Tea Party Caucus: DW-Nominate Scores and Budget Requests

From An Imbalanced Budget Deal? by Nate Silver

Table showing average Republican primary poll results comparing Nov-Dec 2010 and April 2011 for various candidates, with change column.

Tables 2011-04-13

Average of Republican Primary Polls Nov-Dec 2010 vs April 2011

From Trump’s Rise Highlights a Flawed Field by Nate Silver

Table comparing 2004 expected vs actual Senate race results for Democrats and Republicans across race categories like Solid Dem, Toss-Up, and Solid GOP.

Tables 2011-04-15

2004 Expected vs Actual Senate Results by Race Category

From Rumors of the Democrats’ Demise in the Senate are Slightly Exaggerated by Nate Silver

Table showing 2006 expected vs actual Senate race results by category, with Democrat and GOP columns for races, expected results, and actual results.

Tables 2011-04-15

2006 Senate Race Results: Expected vs Actual by Category

From Rumors of the Democrats’ Demise in the Senate are Slightly Exaggerated by Nate Silver

2008 Senate race projections table comparing expected vs actual results for Democrats and Republicans across race categories like Solid Dem, Toss-Up, and Solid GOP.

Tables 2011-04-15

2008 Senate Races: Expected vs Actual Results by Category

From Rumors of the Democrats’ Demise in the Senate are Slightly Exaggerated by Nate Silver

Table comparing 2010 expected vs actual Senate race results by category, showing Democratic and GOP seat counts across 37 races.

Tables 2011-04-15

2010 Expected vs Actual Senate Results by Race Category

From Rumors of the Democrats’ Demise in the Senate are Slightly Exaggerated by Nate Silver

Table showing 2012 expected Senate race results by category, with columns for number of races and expected Democratic and GOP seats, based on Cook Political forecasts from March 24, 2011.

Tables 2011-04-15

2012 Senate Expected Results by Race Category

From Rumors of the Democrats’ Demise in the Senate are Slightly Exaggerated by Nate Silver

Table showing performance of Early Cook Political Senate Forecasts from 2004 to 2010, broken down by classification with races won by Democrats and Republicans.

Tables 2011-04-15

Performance of Early Cook Political Senate Forecasts, 2004-2010

From Rumors of the Democrats’ Demise in the Senate are Slightly Exaggerated by Nate Silver

Line chart showing public poll trends on same-sex marriage from 1988 to 2011, with favor rising and oppose declining until lines nearly converge around 2011.

Charts 2011-04-20

Same Sex Marriage: Public Polls since 1988

From Gay Marriage Opponents Now in Minority by Nate Silver

Line chart showing the number of participants in the World Series of Poker No-Limit Hold Em Championship from 1971 to 2010, with a dramatic spike peaking at 8,773 in 2006.

Charts 2011-04-21

Number of Participants in World Series of Poker

From After ‘Black Friday,’ American Poker Faces Cloudy Future by Nate Silver

Table showing share of media coverage for Republican presidential candidates from November 2010 to April 2011, with highlighted cells for notable values.

Tables 2011-04-21

Share of Media Coverage: Republican Presidential Candidates, Nov. 2010–Apr. 2011

From Media’s Spotlight Shines Less Brightly on Palin by Nate Silver

Table showing which possible GOP candidates Americans have heard most about, broken down by Total, Republican, Democrat, and Independent, with Trump leading at 26%.

Tables 2011-04-21

Trump Stands Out in Possible GOP Field

From Media’s Spotlight Shines Less Brightly on Palin by Nate Silver