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Grouped bar chart showing share of Mexican-American registered voters who think Clinton or Trump made their parties more welcoming, no effect, or more hostile to Latinos, August 2016.

Charts 2016-11-01

Do You Think Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump Have Made Their Respective Parties...

From Mexican-Americans Are Reshaping the Electoral Map In Arizona — And The U.S. by Farai Chideya

Line chart showing the share voting for Democratic presidential candidates by ethnicity (Mexican-American, Other Hispanic, Non-Hispanic) from 2000 to 2012.

Charts 2016-11-01

Share Voting for Democratic Presidential Candidates by Ethnicity

From Mexican-Americans Are Reshaping the Electoral Map In Arizona — And The U.S. by Farai Chideya

Grouped bar chart showing Mexican-American registered voters' views on whether Clinton and Trump made their parties more welcoming, no different, or more hostile to Latinos.

Charts 2016-11-01

Share of Mexican-American Registered Voters on Clinton and Trump's Party Attitudes Toward Latinos

From Mexican-Americans Are Reshaping the Electoral Map In Arizona — And The U.S. by Farai Chideya

Line chart showing the share voting for Democratic presidential candidates by ethnicity (Mexican-American, Other Hispanic, Non-Hispanic) from 2000 to 2012.

Charts 2016-11-01

Share voting for Democratic presidential candidates by ethnicity

From Mexican-Americans Are Reshaping the Electoral Map In Arizona — And The U.S. by Farai Chideya

Line chart showing Trump, Clinton, McMullin, and Johnson polling trends in Utah from August to October 2016, with Trump leading and McMullin rising sharply.

Charts 2016-11-01

McMullin and Clinton vying for 2nd: Utah polling

From McMullin May Need A Game Changer To Win Utah by Benjamin Morris

Scatter plot with trend line showing Trump's margin over McMullin in Utah polling from August to October 2016, declining from +30 to near zero before slightly recovering.

Charts 2016-11-01

McMullin and Trump are neck and neck

From McMullin May Need A Game Changer To Win Utah by Benjamin Morris

Table showing mean, median, and percentile forecasts for vote percentage, electoral college votes, and states won for Clinton, Trump, Johnson, and Stein.

Tables 2016-11-02

2016 Election Forecast Percentiles: Vote, Electoral College, States Won

From Student Forecasters Predict A Clinton Win by Carl Bialik

US Electoral College map showing Clinton with 203 electoral votes, Trump with 279, and 56 toss-up, with states colored blue, red, or gray accordingly.

Maps 2016-11-02

2016 Electoral College Map: Clinton 203, Trump 279

From Which Tipping-Point States Favor Trump? by Walt Hickey

US Electoral College map showing Clinton with 239 electoral votes versus Trump with 286, with states colored blue for Clinton, red for Trump, and tan for toss-up.

Maps 2016-11-02

2016 Electoral College Map: Clinton 239, Trump 286

From Which Tipping-Point States Favor Trump? by Walt Hickey

US Electoral College map showing Clinton with 287 electoral votes versus Trump with 215, with 36 toss-up votes, color-coded by state.

Maps 2016-11-02

2016 Electoral College Map: Clinton 287, Trump 215

From Which Tipping-Point States Favor Trump? by Walt Hickey

US Electoral College map showing Clinton with 347 electoral votes versus Trump with 180, with states colored blue for Clinton and red for Trump, and Arizona shown as toss-up.

Maps 2016-11-02

Electoral College Map: Clinton 347, Trump 180

From Which Tipping-Point States Favor Trump? by Walt Hickey

Scatter plot showing NFL team penalties versus win percentage through Week 8 of each season, comparing 2016 teams to 2002-2015 seasons, with SF and OAK labeled.

Charts 2016-11-02

Penalties don't always lead to losses

From The Raiders’ Bad Behavior Might Be What Makes Them Good by Chase Stuart

Table showing Clinton's margin in swing-state polls since 8 p.m. Tuesday, split by live-caller polls and auto/online polls, for Clinton firewall states and other competitive states.

Tables 2016-11-02

Most new swing-state polls show Clinton ahead

From Election Update: The How-Full-Is-This-Glass Election by Nate Silver

Scatter plot showing NBA players' shot defense value added vs. points earned from shooting in the 2015-16 season, with Durant highlighted as a two-way outlier.

Charts 2016-11-03

Durant is a two-way outlier

From Can The Warriors Break Basketball Again? by Benjamin Morris

Dual scatter plot comparing NBA players' 3-point shooting percentage vs. share of open or defended 3-pointers taken in the 2015-16 season, highlighting Durant, Curry, and others.

Charts 2016-11-03

Durant is about to get way more open

From Can The Warriors Break Basketball Again? by Benjamin Morris

Bubble scatter chart showing points earned by opposing team per shot relative to expectation vs. shots defended per game for NBA players in 2015-16, highlighting Durant, Green, James, Curry, Thompson, and Barnes.

Charts 2016-11-03

Durant's opponents shoot worse than expected

From Can The Warriors Break Basketball Again? by Benjamin Morris

Two scatter plots comparing NBA players' points per shot relative to expectation vs. attempts per game for 3-pointers and 2-pointers in the 2015-16 season, with bubble size indicating total value added.

Charts 2016-11-03

Kevin Durant is the Steph Curry of 2-pointers

From Can The Warriors Break Basketball Again? by Benjamin Morris

Scatter plot showing shooting percentage vs number of voluntary shots from 26-28 feet for NBA players with at least 30 attempts in the 2015-16 season, highlighting Warriors players.

Charts 2016-11-03

Warriors monopolizing long-range shooters

From Can The Warriors Break Basketball Again? by Benjamin Morris

Scatter plot showing NBA players' points per shot relative to expectation vs. attempts per game in 2015-16, with bubble size indicating total value added, highlighting Curry, Durant, James, Thompson, Leonard, Barnes, and Green.

Charts 2016-11-03

What hoarding MVPs looks like

From Can The Warriors Break Basketball Again? by Benjamin Morris

Infographic showing Ashtabula County, Ohio highlighted on a scatter plot of every US county by Clinton vs Trump support, with 40.5% Clinton and 39.0% Trump results.

Charts 2016-11-03

Ashtabula County, OH — Clinton vs. Trump Support

From One Ohio County’s Struggles Are Fueling Trump Support by Clare Malone

Demographic fact sheet for Ashtabula County, Ohio showing population, racial breakdown, median household income, poverty rate, and educational attainment.

Other 2016-11-03

Ashtabula County, Ohio — Demographic Profile

From One Ohio County’s Struggles Are Fueling Trump Support by Clare Malone

Scatter plot showing Trump vs Clinton support for every US county, with a zoomed inset highlighting Ashtabula County, OH where Clinton led 40.5% to 39.0%.

Charts 2016-11-03

Every County in the United States: Trump vs. Clinton Support

From One Ohio County’s Struggles Are Fueling Trump Support by Clare Malone

Scatter plot comparing actual marathon times vs. predicted times from three models: Riegel, Vickers-Vertosick based on one race, and Vickers-Vertosick based on two races.

Charts 2016-11-03

Three ways to predict a marathon

From Tell Us Two Things And We’ll Tell You How Fast You’d Run A Marathon by Christie Aschwanden

Line chart showing the estimated number of unauthorized immigrants in the U.S. labor force from 1995 to 2014, stabilizing around 8 million since 2009.

Charts 2016-11-03

Estimated number of unauthorized immigrants in the U.S. labor force stabilizes since 2009

From The Undocumented Immigrant Workforce Isn’t Growing by Ben Casselman

Choropleth map of the US showing unauthorized immigrants as a share of the labor force by state in 2014, with values ranging from 0.2% to 10.4%.

Maps 2016-11-03

Unauthorized immigrants as share of labor force, by state, 2014

From The Undocumented Immigrant Workforce Isn’t Growing by Ben Casselman

Stacked horizontal bar chart showing how different age groups (18-29, 30-44, 45-59, 60+) respond to a workplace problem, with options including go to HR, talk to colleagues, headphones, bad-faith headphones, and none of above.

Charts 2016-11-03

Age changes how you solve this problem

From How Do I Handle An Annoying Gum-Chewing Co-Worker? by Walt Hickey, Morgan Jerkins

Horizontal bar chart showing survey results on what someone should do about a gum chewer at work, with Go to HR being the most popular response at about 41%.

Charts 2016-11-03

What should she do about the gum chewer?

From How Do I Handle An Annoying Gum-Chewing Co-Worker? by Walt Hickey, Morgan Jerkins

Stacked bar chart showing winners of singles tennis grand-slam titles by backhand type (one-handed vs two-handed) for men's and women's from 1968 to 2014, with player eras labeled.

Charts 2016-11-03

Winners of singles tennis grand-slam titles by backhand type

From How Two Grade-Schoolers Set Off A Tennis Revolution by Carl Bialik

Bar chart showing the value of exports in at-risk goods by industry in millions of dollars, with Other Miscellaneous Manufacturing leading at about $720M.

Charts 2016-11-04

Figure 2: Value of Exports in "At-Risk" Goods by Industry

From Obama Hasn’t Given Up On The TPP by Andrew Flowers

Line chart showing year-over-year change in hourly earnings for all workers and non-managers from 2008 to 2017, seasonally adjusted but not inflation-adjusted.

Charts 2016-11-04

Hourly earnings, change from prior year

From The Economic Recovery Is Finally Bringing Pay Raises by Ben Casselman

Line chart showing seasonally adjusted change in non-agricultural jobs from prior year for total and private-sector employment from 2011 to 2017.

Charts 2016-11-04

Non-agricultural jobs, change from prior year

From The Economic Recovery Is Finally Bringing Pay Raises by Ben Casselman

Area chart showing the number of part-time workers who want full-time jobs, seasonally adjusted, from roughly 2007 to 2017, peaking near 9 million around 2009-2010 and declining to about 6 million by 2017.

Charts 2016-11-04

Part-time workers who want full-time jobs

From The Economic Recovery Is Finally Bringing Pay Raises by Ben Casselman

Line chart showing the prime-age employment rate for ages 25-54, seasonally adjusted, from the early 1990s through 2016, with a sharp drop during the 2008 recession.

Charts 2016-11-04

Prime-age employment rate

From The Economic Recovery Is Finally Bringing Pay Raises by Ben Casselman

Line chart showing the share of unemployed people who found a job versus stopped looking one month later, seasonally adjusted, from roughly 2006 to 2017.

Charts 2016-11-04

What the unemployed are doing one month later

From The Economic Recovery Is Finally Bringing Pay Raises by Ben Casselman

Line chart comparing 3-year rolling average international gross of superhero vs magic films from 2002 to 2016, showing superheroes surpassing magic films around 2014.

Charts 2016-11-04

Magic travels, but superheros have taken off

From ‘Doctor Strange’ Ends The Sibling Rivalry Between Superheroes And Magic by Walt Hickey

Line chart comparing 3-year rolling average domestic gross for superhero vs magic films from 2002 to 2016, showing superheroes rising sharply while magic films decline.

Charts 2016-11-04

Superheros are rising, will magic strike back?

From ‘Doctor Strange’ Ends The Sibling Rivalry Between Superheroes And Magic by Walt Hickey

Line chart showing a team's Elo rating of 1583 after winning 8-7 vs. Indians in the World Series on Nov 2, 2016, with blue and pink trend lines over time including playoffs.

Charts 2016-11-04

Elo Rating — W 8-7 vs. Indians, World Series | Nov 2, 2016

From The 2016 Cubs Were Only The 70th Most Dominant Team Ever by Reuben Fischer-Baum

Bar chart showing top 100 MLB teams by Elo rating from 1903 to 2016 by decade, with Cubs appearances highlighted by blue dots.

Charts 2016-11-04

The Cubs hadn't been great for a long, long time

From The 2016 Cubs Were Only The 70th Most Dominant Team Ever by Reuben Fischer-Baum

Table showing Clinton's margin in swing state polls since Nov. 3 at 7 p.m., split by live-caller vs automatic and online polls, for Clinton firewall states and other competitive states.

Tables 2016-11-04

A flood of automated and online polls show mixed results for Clinton

From Election Update: National Polls Show Clinton’s Lead Stabilizing — State Polls, Not So Much by Nate Silver

Line chart showing infrastructure investment productivity rising over 25 years, reaching full productivity at approximately 20 years after investment, per CBO data.

Charts 2016-11-05

How long does it take to reap the full benefits of infrastructure investment?

From Trump And Clinton Both Want To Fix Infrastructure. But That Doesn’t Mean They’ll Succeed. by Andrew Flowers

Area chart showing gross public investment in structures as a percentage of GDP from 1950 to 2010s, comparing federal government projects versus state and local spending.

Charts 2016-11-05

Who's responsible for your infrastructure?

From Trump And Clinton Both Want To Fix Infrastructure. But That Doesn’t Mean They’ll Succeed. by Andrew Flowers

Scatter plot comparing WAR from pitchers vs WAR from hitters for World Series winners 1903-2016, highlighting the 2016 Cubs and 2004 Red Sox.

Charts 2016-11-05

The Cubs were better because of their lineup

From Theo Epstein’s Curse-Breakers by Neil Paine

Scatter plot comparing WAR from homegrown vs imported players for World Series winners 1903-2016, highlighting the 2004 Red Sox and 2016 Cubs.

Charts 2016-11-05

The Cubs were more homegrown than the Sox

From Theo Epstein’s Curse-Breakers by Neil Paine

Scatter plot comparing batters' and pitchers' ages vs. MLB average for World Series winners 1903-2016, highlighting the 2004 Red Sox and 2016 Cubs.

Charts 2016-11-05

Theo Epstein wins with old pitchers

From Theo Epstein’s Curse-Breakers by Neil Paine

Line chart comparing win rates of Democratic and Republican women candidates in U.S. House primaries from 1994 to 2012, showing Democrats consistently outperforming Republicans.

Charts 2016-11-05

Democratic women win more primaries

From Why We Don’t Know How Much Sexism Is Hurting Clinton’s Campaign by Maggie Koerth

Line chart comparing average favorability ratings of Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton from 1993 to 2016, showing Hillary rated lower than Bill in recent years.

Charts 2016-11-05

Hillary Clinton is viewed less favorably than Bill

From Why We Don’t Know How Much Sexism Is Hurting Clinton’s Campaign by Maggie Koerth

Line chart showing white males as a percentage of House Republican and Democrat caucuses from 1950 to 2020, with Democrats declining sharply to about 45% and Republicans remaining near 87%.

Charts 2016-11-06

House Democrats are far more diverse

From House Democrats Are Getting More Diverse. Republicans Aren’t. by David Wasserman

US Electoral College map showing Clinton with 274 electoral votes versus Trump with 264, with states colored blue for Clinton and red for Trump and labeled with their electoral vote counts.

Maps 2016-11-06

Clinton 274 vs Trump 264 Electoral College Map

From Has Trump Already Lost Nevada? by Harry Enten

US Electoral College map showing Clinton with 272 electoral votes versus Trump with 266, with states colored blue for Clinton and red for Trump and electoral vote counts labeled.

Maps 2016-11-06

Electoral College Map: Clinton 272, Trump 266

From Has Trump Already Lost Nevada? by Harry Enten

Choropleth map of the US showing the percentage of self-reported European Americans with more than 1% African ancestry by state, with Southern states darkest.

Maps 2016-11-06

Self-reported European Americans with > 1% African ancestry

From In An Election Defined By Race, How Do We Define Race? by Farai Chideya

Line chart showing 2016 US presidential election chance of winning over time, with Clinton at 81.5%, Trump at 18.5%, and Johnson below 0.1% as of Oct. 28.

Charts 2016-11-06

Chance of Winning — 2016 Presidential Election

From How Much Did Comey Hurt Clinton’s Chances? by Nate Silver

Line chart showing FiveThirtyEight polls-only forecast probabilities for Clinton winning the presidency and Democrats winning Senate control from July through November 2016.

Charts 2016-11-07

Clinton's downturn has hurt Senate Democrats

From The Senate’s A Toss-Up: A Race-By-Race Look by Harry Enten

Two scatter plots showing Philadelphia census tract public transit use vs. share of black population (positive trend) and median household income (negative trend).

Charts 2016-11-07

Race, income and public transit use in Philly

From A Transit Strike In Philly Could Lower Turnout, Especially Among Black And Poor Voters by Dan Hopkins

Stacked bar chart showing voters' correct, not sure, and incorrect responses when asked which party controls the U.S. House, U.S. Senate, State Senate, and State House.

Charts 2016-11-07

People don't know local politics

From All Politics Is National by Craig Fehrman

Line chart showing GOP and Democratic state house ideology scores diverging from 1996 to 2016, with Republicans trending more conservative and Democrats more liberal.

Charts 2016-11-07

State governments are getting more divided

From All Politics Is National by Craig Fehrman

Line chart showing state house ideology scores for Democratic and Republican caucuses from 1996 to 2016, illustrating growing partisan divide in state governments.

Charts 2016-11-07

State governments are getting more divided

From All Politics Is National by Craig Fehrman

Line chart showing percentage point change in Democratic Party seat share in U.S. House vs. all state houses from 1910 to 2010s, illustrating how state houses track with the U.S. House.

Charts 2016-11-07

State houses tend to track with the U.S. House

From All Politics Is National by Craig Fehrman

Line chart showing percentage point change in Democratic Party seat share in U.S. House vs. all state houses from 1910 to 2010s, illustrating that state houses tend to track with the U.S. House.

Charts 2016-11-07

State houses tend to track with the U.S. House

From All Politics Is National by Craig Fehrman

Table showing women appointed to presidential cabinets from F. Roosevelt through Obama, with columns for total women appointed, cumulative appointees, maximum concurrent, cabinet positions, and percentage.

Tables 2016-11-07

Women Appointed to Presidential Cabinets (continued)

From Women’s Progress In Cabinet Positions Has Stalled Since Janet Reno by Carl Bialik

Strip chart showing years in which quarterbacks, wide receivers, and running backs won NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year from the late 1960s to the mid-2010s.

Charts 2016-11-07

More QBs as offensive rookies of the year

From Matt Ryan Is Our Midseason MVP by Chase Stuart

US Electoral College map showing Clinton with 268 electoral votes versus Trump with 259, with Nevada shown as undecided, from 270toWin.

Maps 2016-11-07

2016 Electoral College Map: Clinton 268 vs Trump 259

From Election Update: The State Of The States by Nate Silver

US Electoral College map showing Clinton with 270 electoral votes versus Trump with 268, with states colored blue for Clinton and red for Trump.

Maps 2016-11-07

Clinton 270 vs Trump 268 Electoral College Map

From Election Update: The State Of The States by Nate Silver

Hexagonal tile map of the US showing 2016 presidential election electoral vote calls as of 12:27 a.m. ET, with Clinton at 215, Trump at 244, and 79 not called.

Maps 2016-11-08

Calls and electoral vote counts — As of 12:27 a.m. ET

From 2016 Election Night

Hexagonal tile map of the US showing 2016 election electoral vote counts as of 2:09 a.m. ET, with Clinton at 218, Trump at 265, and 55 not called.

Maps 2016-11-08

Calls and electoral vote counts — As of 2:09 a.m. ET

From 2016 Election Night

Hexagonal cartogram of US electoral vote counts as of 2:32 a.m. ET showing Clinton with 218 votes in blue, Trump with 275 in red, and 45 not yet called in gray.

Maps 2016-11-08

Calls and electoral vote counts — As of 2:32 a.m. ET

From 2016 Election Night

Two US choropleth maps showing geographic exposure to trade shocks at the commuting zone level by quartile, unconditional and conditional on manufacturing employment share, 1990-2007.

Maps 2016-11-08

Figure 6: Geographic Exposure to Trade Shocks at the Commuting Zone Level

From 2016 Election Night

FiveThirtyEight 2016 presidential election forecast map showing Clinton with 71.4% chance of winning, Trump 28.6%, with state-by-state electoral and popular vote projections.

Maps 2016-11-08

Chance of Winning: Clinton 71.4% vs. Trump 28.6%

From Final Election Update: There’s A Wide Range Of Outcomes, And Most Of Them Come Up Clinton by Nate Silver

Choropleth map of the United States showing states filled with varying shades of blue in a checkerboard-like pattern, with no labels or legend visible.

Maps 2016-11-09

US States Choropleth Map with Blue Shading

From Too Soon? by Christine Laskowski, Harry Enten

US Electoral College map showing Clinton with 232 electoral votes and Trump with 306, with states colored blue for Clinton and red for Trump.

Maps 2016-11-09

2016 Electoral College Map: Clinton 232, Trump 306

From What A Difference 2 Percentage Points Makes by Nate Silver

US Electoral College map showing Clinton with 307 electoral votes versus Trump with 231, with states colored blue for Clinton and red for Trump.

Maps 2016-11-09

Clinton 307 vs Trump 231 Electoral College Map

From What A Difference 2 Percentage Points Makes by Nate Silver

Dot plot showing 2016 presidential election results in U.S. counties by unemployment rate and share of routine jobs, illustrating Trump vs Clinton margins.

Charts 2016-11-10

Did economic anxiety propel Trump to victory?

From Trump Was Stronger Where The Economy Is Weaker by Jed Kolko

Line chart showing the percentage of Senate vote explainable by past presidential vote from 1982 to 2016, reaching a record 83% in 2016.

Charts 2016-11-10

2016 saw record straight-ticket voting

From There Were No Purple* States On Tuesday by Harry Enten

Line chart showing the percentage of the vote in Kentucky counties going to the Democratic candidate in presidential elections from 1872 to 2016, highlighting Elliott County versus statewide results.

Charts 2016-11-10

Elliott County's streak is over

From A Kentucky County Ended Its Historic Democratic Streak To Vote For Trump by Reuben Fischer-Baum

Log-log chart showing the probability of being the deciding vote versus number of voters, comparing exact probability and Stirling approximation curves.

Charts 2016-11-11

Probability of Being the Deciding Vote

From Allison, Bob And The Technicolor Dream Map by Oliver Roeder

Scatter plot showing Trump's 2016 vote share relative to Romney's 2012 vote share versus share of foreign-born residents by county, with a downward-sloping trend line.

Charts 2016-11-11

Trump did best in places with fewer immigrants

From Where Trump Got His Edge by Andrew Flowers

Scatter plot showing Trump's 2016 vote share relative to Romney's 2012 vs. share of non-Hispanic white population by county, with a positive trend line.

Charts 2016-11-11

Trump did best in the whitest counties

From Where Trump Got His Edge by Andrew Flowers

Scatter plot showing Trump's 2016 vote share relative to Romney's 2012 performance versus county-level bachelor's degree attainment, with a downward-sloping trend line.

Charts 2016-11-11

Trump outperformed in less educated places

From Where Trump Got His Edge by Andrew Flowers

Scatter plot showing Trump's 2016 vote share relative to Romney's 2012 performance versus share of population aged 60 and older by county, with a positive trend line.

Charts 2016-11-11

Trump outperformed in older counties

From Where Trump Got His Edge by Andrew Flowers

Choropleth map of the US showing Republican vote margin relative to FiveThirtyEight's adjusted polling average by state in the 2016 election, with red states exceeding polls for Trump and blue states for Clinton.

Maps 2016-11-11

Polls underestimated Trump in red states, Clinton in blue states

From Why FiveThirtyEight Gave Trump A Better Chance Than Almost Anyone Else by Nate Silver

Choropleth map of the US showing Republican 2016 vote margin relative to 2012 by state, highlighting that the Midwest became much redder.

Maps 2016-11-11

The Midwest became much redder: 2016 vs. 2012 election results by state

From Why FiveThirtyEight Gave Trump A Better Chance Than Almost Anyone Else by Nate Silver

Hexagonal cartogram showing how voter turnout changed from 2012 to 2016 by state, sized by electoral votes, colored by percentage point change.

Maps 2016-11-11

How turnout changed from 2012

From Voter Turnout Fell, Especially In States That Clinton Won by Carl Bialik

Area chart showing U.S. presidential election voter turnout as a share of eligible voters from the late 1700s to the 2010s.

Charts 2016-11-11

Turnout in U.S. Presidential Elections

From Voter Turnout Fell, Especially In States That Clinton Won by Carl Bialik

Dot plot showing the levelized cost of electricity in dollars per megawatt-hour for five types of new power plants, with minimum, average, and maximum values marked.

Charts 2016-11-14

New power plants range in cost

From It’s Hard To Tell Whether Trump Supports Renewable Energy — And That May Not Matter Much by Maggie Koerth

Stacked bar chart showing FY 2008-2015 ICE removals split between non-criminal immigration violators and convicted criminals, with total counts and percentages for each year.

Charts 2016-11-14

FY 2008-2015 ICE Removals

From There Aren’t 2 To 3 Million Undocumented Immigrants With Criminal Records For Trump To Deport by Ben Casselman

Hexagonal cartogram showing change in voter turnout by state from 2012 to 2016, sized by electoral votes and colored by percentage point change.

Maps 2016-11-15

How Turnout Changed From 2012 — FiveThirtyEight

From No, Voter Turnout Wasn’t Way Down From 2012 by Carl Bialik

Area chart showing U.S. presidential election voter turnout as a share of eligible voters from the late 1700s to 2016, with preliminary data noted as of Nov. 15.

Charts 2016-11-15

Turnout in U.S. Presidential Elections

From No, Voter Turnout Wasn’t Way Down From 2012 by Carl Bialik

Area chart showing the percentage of NFL point-after attempts that were 2-point tries during the first 10 weeks of each season from about 2001 to 2015, with a sharp rise in 2015.

Charts 2016-11-15

Two-point tries on the rise

From More NFL Teams Are Going For Two — Just As They Should Be by Chase Stuart

Scatter plot showing total projected 2017 pitching WAR vs batting WAR for MLB teams losing players to free agency, with Dodgers, Blue Jays, Rangers, Cubs, and Mets labeled.

Charts 2016-11-16

Who stands to lose the most this winter?

From The Dodgers — And Three Other Playoff Teams — Have A Lot To Lose In Free Agency by Rian Watt

Line chart showing percentage of Americans with high confidence in 14 institutions from 1993 to 2017, with the military highest, Congress lowest, and an average trend line declining over time.

Charts 2016-11-16

Trust in American institutions

From Americans Don’t Trust Their Institutions Anymore by Clare Malone

Scatter plot showing Trump's vote margin relative to polling average versus his average poll lead by state, revealing he outperformed polls most in red states.

Charts 2016-11-16

Trump outperformed his polls most in red states

From ‘Shy’ Voters Probably Aren’t Why The Polls Missed Trump by Harry Enten

Line chart showing the RCP Election Index of total Republican vs Democratic strength from 1928 to 2020, with presidential eras shaded in red or blue.

Charts 2016-11-17

RCP Election Index (Total Strength of Republicans/Democrats)

From What Should Democrats Do Now?

Line chart showing the RCP Election Index of total Republican vs Democratic strength from 1856 to 2016, with red and blue background bands indicating party control.

Charts 2016-11-17

RCP Election Index (Total Strength of Republicans/Democrats)

From What Should Democrats Do Now?

Bar and line chart showing trends in long-acting reversible contraceptive use by device (LARCs, IUD, Implant) from 1982 to 2011-2013.

Charts 2016-11-18

Trends in current long-acting reversible contraceptive use, by device

From Trump’s Victory Could Be Making IUDs Even More Popular by Christianna Silva

Bar chart showing the probability distribution of Cleveland Browns win totals at end of the 2016 NFL season based on Elo simulations, with 1 win being most likely.

Charts 2016-11-21

Will the Browns go 0-16?

From Will The Browns Ever Win A Game? by Neil Paine

Scatter plot showing expected points added from the New York Giants passing offense through 10 games each season from 2006 to 2016, with 2016 highlighted in red near zero.

Charts 2016-11-21

The 2016 Giants aren't defined by passing

From Are The Giants Sneaking Up On Us Again? by Chase Stuart

Scatter plot showing expected points added from the New York Giants' passing defense through 10 games from 2006 to 2016, with 2016 highlighted in orange at about +11.

Charts 2016-11-21

The Giants' passing defense is above average

From Are The Giants Sneaking Up On Us Again? by Chase Stuart

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