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July 2020 graphics

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Small multiples bar chart showing monthly change in jobs by industry (seasonally adjusted) from February to June, with pink bars for losses and blue for gains across six hard-hit industries.

Charts 2020-07-02

Hard-hit industries are seeing growth

From The Unemployment Rate Is Falling, But More People Are Losing Their Jobs Permanently by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Neil Paine, Julia Wolfe

Stacked bar chart showing seasonally adjusted permanent and temporary layoffs from February to June, with permanent layoffs rising as temporary layoffs fall.

Charts 2020-07-02

Permanent layoffs are growing as temporary layoffs fall

From The Unemployment Rate Is Falling, But More People Are Losing Their Jobs Permanently by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Neil Paine, Julia Wolfe

Small multiples bar chart showing monthly seasonally adjusted unemployment rates by race (Asian, Black or African American, Hispanic or Latino, White) from February to June.

Charts 2020-07-02

Unemployment is falling much faster for white Americans

From The Unemployment Rate Is Falling, But More People Are Losing Their Jobs Permanently by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Neil Paine, Julia Wolfe

Line chart showing the seasonally adjusted civilian unemployment rate from 2012 to 2021, with a sharp spike near 20% in 2020 and a dotted line indicating possible undercounting due to misclassification.

Charts 2020-07-02

Unemployment is falling, but it's still very high

From The Unemployment Rate Is Falling, But More People Are Losing Their Jobs Permanently by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Neil Paine, Julia Wolfe

Dot-and-bar chart showing expert estimates for the U.S. unemployment rate in December 2020, with each bar representing one economist's 80% confidence interval.

Charts 2020-07-07

Economists are uniformly pessimistic on unemployment

From Economists Think Congress Could Create An Economic Disaster This Summer by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Neil Paine

Stacked bar chart showing the number of Democratic and Republican women entering Congressional primaries by year from 1992 to 2020, with a sharp rise in recent years.

Charts 2020-07-08

More women are running — including more GOP women

From 2020 Could Be The New Year Of The Woman … For The GOP by Meredith Conroy

Line chart showing polling averages for Biden and Trump in the 2020 presidential general election from March through July 8, with Biden at 50.7% and Trump at 41.1%.

Charts 2020-07-09

Who's ahead in the national polls?

From Biden’s Polling Lead Is Big — And Steady by Geoffrey Skelley

A dense grid of small white dots on a blue background, likely representing a large quantity such as people or units in an icon-driven infographic.

Other 2020-07-10

Dot Grid Quantity Infographic

From Can You Make 24? by Zach Wissner-Gross

Infographic showing how Supreme Court 2020 rulings aligned with public opinion across cases including LGBT rights, religious liberty, DACA, abortion, faithless electors, and Trump's tax returns.

Other 2020-07-13

Supreme Court rulings lined up with public opinion … most of the time

From The Supreme Court’s Big Rulings Were Surprisingly Mainstream This Year by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Anna Wiederkehr

Infographic showing how the Supreme Court ruled on major cases compared to the share of Americans who supported the majority opinion, covering topics from LGBT rights to Trump tax returns.

Other 2020-07-13

The Supreme Court lined up with public opinion most of the time

From The Supreme Court’s Big Rulings Were Surprisingly Mainstream This Year by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Anna Wiederkehr

Line chart comparing Biden's and Trump's net enthusiasm ratings from January to June 2020, showing Biden at -3.0% and Trump at -22.9% on June 24.

Charts 2020-07-15

Biden holds a net enthusiasm advantage over Trump

From Why Trump — Not Biden — Might Have An Enthusiasm Problem by Michael Tesler

Line chart showing share of voters rating Trump or Biden 'very unfavorable' from January to June 2020, with Biden voters disliking Trump at 80.1% and Trump voters disliking Biden at 53.6%.

Charts 2020-07-15

Voters dislike Trump more than they dislike Biden

From Why Trump — Not Biden — Might Have An Enthusiasm Problem by Michael Tesler

Three line charts showing annualized real GDP growth, monthly unemployment rate, and advance real retail and food services sales from July 2019 through mid-2020, illustrating the economic impact of COVID-19.

Charts 2020-07-15

A snapshot of the recovery, three ways

From How The Experts Are Measuring The Economic Recovery by Neil Paine

Three line charts showing annualized real GDP growth, monthly unemployment rate, and advance real retail and food services sales from July 2019 through April 2020, illustrating the economic impact of COVID-19.

Charts 2020-07-15

A snapshot of the recovery, three ways

From How The Experts Are Measuring The Economic Recovery by Neil Paine

Line chart showing consumer spending relative to January 2020 for All Spending, General Merchandise, and Accommodation/Food from February to July, showing a sharp drop in April and partial recovery.

Charts 2020-07-15

How close is consumer spending to a full comeback?

From How The Experts Are Measuring The Economic Recovery by Neil Paine

Line chart showing English Premier League teams by points collected since matchweek 19, with Leicester City highlighted in pink tracking near the middle of the pack.

Charts 2020-07-15

Leicester has been nothing special since Boxing Day

From Leicester City Seemed Like A Sure Thing For The Champions League. Not Anymore. by Terrence Doyle

Line chart showing estimated ideologies of Supreme Court justices from 2005 to 2019, with conservative justices in pink and liberal justices in teal, highlighting Chief Justice Roberts moving toward the median.

Charts 2020-07-16

Chief Justice Roberts is increasingly pivotal to the court

From Roberts Is The New Swing Justice. That Doesn’t Mean He’s Becoming More Liberal. by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Laura Bronner, Elena Mejia

Heatmap table showing the share of cases where pairs of Supreme Court justices agreed with each other in the October 2019 term, highlighting Roberts agreed broadly across ideological lines.

Charts 2020-07-16

Roberts agreed with almost everyone this term

From Roberts Is The New Swing Justice. That Doesn’t Mean He’s Becoming More Liberal. by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Laura Bronner, Elena Mejia

Line chart showing estimated ideologies of Supreme Court justices from 2005 to 2019, highlighting how Chief Justice Roberts shifted from conservative to median justice over time.

Charts 2020-07-16

Roberts is increasingly pivotal

From Roberts Is The New Swing Justice. That Doesn’t Mean He’s Becoming More Liberal. by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Laura Bronner, Elena Mejia

Horizontal dot-and-range chart showing estimated ideological scores of nine Supreme Court justices in the October 2019 term, with Roberts near the center as likely median justice.

Charts 2020-07-16

Roberts was likely the median justice this term

From Roberts Is The New Swing Justice. That Doesn’t Mean He’s Becoming More Liberal. by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Laura Bronner, Elena Mejia

Diagram comparing seating proximity of the Texas Rangers' new Globe Life Field vs. old Globe Life Park, showing fans are 10 to 39 feet closer depending on section.

Other 2020-07-16

The Rangers' new stadium brings fans closer to the field

From MLB’s Newest Ballpark Is A Shift Away From Retro-Era Stadiums by Travis Sawchik

Dot plot showing distance from city halls to MLB ballparks opened 1992–2012 plus Truist Park and Globe Life Field, with an inset map of Globe Life Field surroundings.

Charts 2020-07-16

The newest ballparks were planned with cars in mind

From MLB’s Newest Ballpark Is A Shift Away From Retro-Era Stadiums by Travis Sawchik

Line chart showing polling averages for Biden and Trump in the 2020 presidential general election from March to July 2020, with Biden leading at 50.3% vs Trump at 41.2%.

Charts 2020-07-16

Who's ahead in the national polls?

From Yes, Biden Has A Big Lead, But It’s Probably Not 15 Points by Nathaniel Rakich

Line chart comparing share of adults who say their governor cares about community safety during COVID-19, showing Democratic governors scoring higher than Republican governors from June to July 2020.

Charts 2020-07-17

Democratic governors score better on handling COVID-19

From Americans Increasingly Dislike How Republican Governors Are Handling The Coronavirus Outbreak by Geoffrey Skelley

Line chart showing Democratic (49.0%) vs Republican (40.7%) polling averages with confidence intervals from April 2019 to Election Day Nov. 3, 2020.

Charts 2020-07-17

Democrats vs. Republicans polling average April 2019–Nov. 2020

From Americans Increasingly Dislike How Republican Governors Are Handling The Coronavirus Outbreak by Geoffrey Skelley

Line chart showing approval and disapproval of Trump's coronavirus response from March to July 2020, with disapproval at 57.7% and approval at 38.4% as of July 16, 2020.

Charts 2020-07-17

Do Americans approve of Trump's response to the coronavirus crisis?

From Americans Increasingly Dislike How Republican Governors Are Handling The Coronavirus Outbreak by Geoffrey Skelley

Line chart showing presidential approval and disapproval ratings from January 2017 through Day 1,274, with disapproval at 55.6% and approval at 40.3%.

Charts 2020-07-17

Presidential Approval Ratings: 55.6% Disapprove, 40.3% Approve

From Americans Increasingly Dislike How Republican Governors Are Handling The Coronavirus Outbreak by Geoffrey Skelley

Stacked horizontal bar chart showing the distribution of mascot types (land, make believe, sky, sea, no mascot) for NBA, WNBA, NFL, NHL, and MLB teams combined and individually.

Charts 2020-07-17

Land animals rule the mascot game

From For Aspiring Performers, The NBA Is The Best Place To Be A Mascot by Josh Planos

Illustrated diagram showing the FKT route for the Central Park Loop Challenge, depicting 11 laps of the 6.1-mile loop with start and finish markers and mile markers.

Other 2020-07-20

11 laps through Central Park is the length to beat

From Canceled Races Aren’t Stopping Endurance Athletes From Setting Wild New Records by Anna Wiederkehr

Infographic showing the FKT route for the Central Park Loop Challenge, illustrating 11 laps totaling ~67 miles with men's record of 14h 5m 49s set June 29, 2020.

Other 2020-07-20

11 laps through Central Park is the length to beat

From Canceled Races Aren’t Stopping Endurance Athletes From Setting Wild New Records by Anna Wiederkehr

Horizontal bar chart showing fastest known times recorded each month since 2000, with a spike to 495 FKTs in June 2020.

Charts 2020-07-20

2020 is the year of record-setting treks

From Canceled Races Aren’t Stopping Endurance Athletes From Setting Wild New Records by Anna Wiederkehr

Bar chart showing fastest known times recorded per month since 2000, with a dramatic spike to 495 FKTs in June 2020, annotated with key milestones like Kilian Jornet in 2009 and Scott Jurek in 2015.

Charts 2020-07-20

2020 is the year of record-setting treks

From Canceled Races Aren’t Stopping Endurance Athletes From Setting Wild New Records by Anna Wiederkehr

Maps 2020-07-20

Blazing through Vermont backcountry

From Canceled Races Aren’t Stopping Endurance Athletes From Setting Wild New Records by Anna Wiederkehr

Maps 2020-07-20

Blazing through Vermont backcountry

From Canceled Races Aren’t Stopping Endurance Athletes From Setting Wild New Records by Anna Wiederkehr

Infographic showing 10 classic hiking routes targeted for FKT records in 2023, with route maps, distances, and current fastest known times for men and women.

Other 2020-07-20

Will These Classic Routes See New Records? 10 Premier FKT Routes

From Canceled Races Aren’t Stopping Endurance Athletes From Setting Wild New Records by Anna Wiederkehr

Infographic showing 10 premier hiking routes targeted for fastest known time records, with illustrated trail maps and current men's and women's fastest times for each route.

Other 2020-07-20

Will these classic routes see new records? 10 Premier FKT Routes

From Canceled Races Aren’t Stopping Endurance Athletes From Setting Wild New Records by Anna Wiederkehr

COVID-19 Risk Index infographic categorizing activities from Low to High risk based on enclosed space, duration, crowds, and forceful exhalation factors.

Other 2020-07-21

COVID-19 Risk Index — Activity Risk Levels

From Every Decision Is A Risk. Every Risk Is A Decision. by Maggie Koerth

Line chart showing consensus economist predictions for quarterly real GDP growth in 2020, with an 80% confidence interval band, from Q2 through Q4.

Charts 2020-07-21

A second wave looms over the economy by year's end

From Economists Think Congress Should Keep Paying Unemployed Workers $600 A Week — Or Even More by Neil Paine, Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

Three choropleth maps of the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington urbanized area showing census block group average potential patient demand at nearby COVID testing sites, split by majority white and majority Black or Hispanic areas.

Maps 2020-07-22

Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington Urbanized Area: Patient Demand at Testing Sites

From Which Cities Have The Biggest Racial Gaps In COVID-19 Testing Access? by Soo Rin Kim, Matthew Vann, Laura Bronner, Grace Manthey

Three choropleth maps of the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington urbanized area showing census block groups by average potential patient demand at nearby COVID testing sites, split by majority white and majority Black or Hispanic areas.

Maps 2020-07-22

Dallas—Fort Worth—Arlington urbanized area: Patient demand at nearby testing sites

From Which Cities Have The Biggest Racial Gaps In COVID-19 Testing Access? by Soo Rin Kim, Matthew Vann, Laura Bronner, Grace Manthey

Three choropleth maps of the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim urbanized area showing census block groups by average potential patient demand at nearby COVID testing sites, split by majority white vs. majority Black or Hispanic areas.

Maps 2020-07-22

Los Angeles—Long Beach—Anaheim Urbanized Area: Patient Demand at Testing Sites

From Which Cities Have The Biggest Racial Gaps In COVID-19 Testing Access? by Soo Rin Kim, Matthew Vann, Laura Bronner, Grace Manthey

Three choropleth maps of the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim urbanized area showing census block group average potential patient demand at nearby COVID testing sites, broken down by majority white and majority Black or Hispanic areas.

Maps 2020-07-22

Los Angeles—Long Beach—Anaheim Urbanized Area: Patient Demand at Testing Sites by Race

From Which Cities Have The Biggest Racial Gaps In COVID-19 Testing Access? by Soo Rin Kim, Matthew Vann, Laura Bronner, Grace Manthey

Three choropleth maps of the Miami urbanized area showing census block group average potential patient demand at nearby COVID testing sites, split by majority white vs majority Black or Hispanic areas.

Maps 2020-07-22

Miami Urbanized Area: Patient Demand at Nearby Testing Sites

From Which Cities Have The Biggest Racial Gaps In COVID-19 Testing Access? by Soo Rin Kim, Matthew Vann, Laura Bronner, Grace Manthey

Three choropleth maps of the Miami urbanized area showing census block groups by average potential patient demand at nearby COVID testing sites, split by majority white vs. majority Black or Hispanic neighborhoods.

Maps 2020-07-22

Miami urbanized area: Census block group by average potential patient demand at nearby testing sites

From Which Cities Have The Biggest Racial Gaps In COVID-19 Testing Access? by Soo Rin Kim, Matthew Vann, Laura Bronner, Grace Manthey

Three choropleth maps of the Philadelphia urbanized area showing census block groups by average potential patient demand at nearby COVID testing sites, broken down by majority white and majority Black or Hispanic areas.

Maps 2020-07-22

Philadelphia Urbanized Area: Patient Demand at Testing Sites by Race

From Which Cities Have The Biggest Racial Gaps In COVID-19 Testing Access? by Soo Rin Kim, Matthew Vann, Laura Bronner, Grace Manthey

Three choropleth maps of the Philadelphia urbanized area showing census block groups by average potential patient demand at nearby COVID testing sites, split by majority white and majority Black or Hispanic areas.

Maps 2020-07-22

Philadelphia urbanized area: Census block group by average potential patient demand at nearby testing sites

From Which Cities Have The Biggest Racial Gaps In COVID-19 Testing Access? by Soo Rin Kim, Matthew Vann, Laura Bronner, Grace Manthey

Three choropleth maps of San Antonio urbanized area showing census block group average potential patient demand at nearby COVID testing sites, split by majority white and majority Black or Hispanic areas.

Maps 2020-07-22

San Antonio Urbanized Area: Patient Demand at Nearby Testing Sites

From Which Cities Have The Biggest Racial Gaps In COVID-19 Testing Access? by Soo Rin Kim, Matthew Vann, Laura Bronner, Grace Manthey

Three choropleth maps of San Antonio urbanized area showing census block groups by average potential patient demand at nearby COVID testing sites, split by majority white vs. majority Black or Hispanic areas.

Maps 2020-07-22

San Antonio urbanized area — Census block group by average potential patient demand at nearby testing sites

From Which Cities Have The Biggest Racial Gaps In COVID-19 Testing Access? by Soo Rin Kim, Matthew Vann, Laura Bronner, Grace Manthey

Three choropleth maps of San Diego urbanized area showing census block groups by average potential patient demand at nearby COVID testing sites, split by majority white and majority Black or Hispanic areas.

Maps 2020-07-22

San Diego Urbanized Area: Patient Demand at Testing Sites by Race

From Which Cities Have The Biggest Racial Gaps In COVID-19 Testing Access? by Soo Rin Kim, Matthew Vann, Laura Bronner, Grace Manthey

Three choropleth maps of San Diego urbanized area showing census block groups by average potential patient demand at nearby COVID testing sites, split by majority white vs. majority Black or Hispanic areas.

Maps 2020-07-22

San Diego urbanized area: Census block group by average potential patient demand at nearby testing sites

From Which Cities Have The Biggest Racial Gaps In COVID-19 Testing Access? by Soo Rin Kim, Matthew Vann, Laura Bronner, Grace Manthey

Dot plot showing percentage difference in people estimated to need each COVID-19 test site in majority Black and majority Hispanic census block groups compared to majority-white areas, by urbanized area.

Charts 2020-07-22

Testing sites in many nonwhite areas face greater demand

From Which Cities Have The Biggest Racial Gaps In COVID-19 Testing Access? by Soo Rin Kim, Matthew Vann, Laura Bronner, Grace Manthey

Scatter plot showing Lugar bipartisanship score vs. DW-Nominate ideology score for Republican senators, with a downward trend line and callouts for Susan Collins and Cory Gardner.

Charts 2020-07-22

It's not just moderate GOP senators who cross the aisle

From How Can A Senator Vote With Trump Most Of The Time And Still Be A Moderate? by Seth Masket

Dot plot showing how often each Republican senator votes with Trump's position, ranging from 100% down to Susan Collins at 67.2%, with Mitch McConnell at 94.2% and Cory Gardner at 89.0% labeled.

Charts 2020-07-22

Republican senators mostly vote with Trump

From How Can A Senator Vote With Trump Most Of The Time And Still Be A Moderate? by Seth Masket

Dot plot comparing Republican and Democrat behavior during COVID-19 across four activities from June 3 to July 8, showing percentage shares with arrows indicating change over time.

Charts 2020-07-23

Republicans and Democrats don't behave that differently

From Republicans And Democrats See COVID-19 Very Differently. Is That Making People Sick? by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

Slope chart comparing Republican and Democrat concern about COVID-19 hospitalization and spreading the virus, from April to June 2020.

Charts 2020-07-23

Republicans are less concerned about COVID-19

From Republicans And Democrats See COVID-19 Very Differently. Is That Making People Sick? by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

Slope chart comparing Democrats and Republicans on whether COVID-19's worst problems are still to come or behind us, from April to June 2020.

Charts 2020-07-23

Republicans are more likely to think the worst is behind us

From Republicans And Democrats See COVID-19 Very Differently. Is That Making People Sick? by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

Line chart showing Democratic and Republican polling averages from April 2019 to Election Day Nov. 3, 2020, with Democrats at 49.4% and Republicans at 41.2% as of July 23, 2020.

Charts 2020-07-24

Democrats vs. Republicans Polling Average April 2019–Nov. 2020

From Americans Mostly Support Voting By Mail by Nathaniel Rakich

Line chart showing presidential approval and disapproval ratings from January 2017 to mid-2020, with disapproval at 55.6% and approval at 40.3% on Day 1,281.

Charts 2020-07-24

Presidential Approval Ratings Over Time (Day 1,281)

From Americans Mostly Support Voting By Mail by Nathaniel Rakich

Line chart showing year-over-year percent change in 7-day moving average of child-care versus all job postings on Indeed.com from February to July, with child care lagging behind the overall recovery.

Charts 2020-07-27

Child care has lagged behind the rest of the restart

From How The Pandemic Could Force A Generation Of Mothers Out Of The Workforce by Neil Paine, Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

Choropleth map of Florida counties showing the difference in vote-share margin between the 2016 presidential election and the 2018 Senate election, with blue indicating Democratic shift and red Republican shift.

Maps 2020-07-27

Nelson lost Florida in 2018, but many counties shifted blue

From Why Florida Could Go Blue In 2020 by Nathaniel Rakich

Line chart showing vote-share margin in Miami-Dade County for presidential and gubernatorial elections from 2000 to 2018, with both lines trending leftward over time.

Charts 2020-07-27

Will Miami-Dade's leftward trend last?

From Why Florida Could Go Blue In 2020 by Nathaniel Rakich

Line chart showing the share of Americans with favorable vs unfavorable views of China from 2005 to 2020, with unfavorable opinion reaching a 15-year high around 2020.

Charts 2020-07-28

Negative opinion of China hits a 15-year high

From Why Blaming China For The Pandemic Probably Won’t Help Trump Win by Likhitha Butchireddygari

Line chart showing share of registered voters who say Trump, Biden, or are not sure who will win the 2020 election, from May to July 2020, based on Economist/YouGov polls.

Charts 2020-07-28

Fewer voters are confident that Trump will win reelection

From Voters Are Starting To Doubt Trump’s Reelection Chances by Geoffrey Skelley

Line chart comparing Nomar Garciaparra's career WAR by age to Hall of Fame shortstops, showing he matched HOF trajectory early but plateaued around age 29.

Charts 2020-07-28

Nomar started on a Hall of Fame trajectory

From Nomar Garciaparra’s Full Career Wasn’t Enough For Cooperstown — But It Was Still Damn Good by Neil Paine

Line chart showing the share of Republican senators in the 15 most populous states versus the 25 least populous states from about 1913 to 2020, illustrating Republicans' advantage in small states.

Charts 2020-07-29

Republicans have an advantage in small states

From The Senate Has Always Favored Smaller States. It Just Didn’t Help Republicans Until Now. by Lee Drutman

Line chart showing the share of the Senate seats and share of the US population represented by a Republican senator from the 1910s to 2015, illustrating that in 2015 the GOP controls the Senate but represents a minority of Americans.

Charts 2020-07-29

The GOP holds a Senate majority but represents a minority

From The Senate Has Always Favored Smaller States. It Just Didn’t Help Republicans Until Now. by Lee Drutman

Two bar charts showing FBI background check requests by month (Jan-May) in thousands and the share taking longer than three days, illustrating a surge in March.

Charts 2020-07-30

The FBI's background check system is getting swamped

From Gun Sales Are Surging, But Background Checks Aren’t Keeping Up by Joshua Eaton

Diverging stacked bar chart showing partisan views on the appropriateness of presidential candidates rejecting election legitimacy across three scenarios, from a December 2019 VOTER Survey.

Charts 2020-07-30

Many Partisans are Open to Their Preferred Presidential Candidate Rejecting the Legitimacy of the Election

From Trump Can’t Postpone The Election, But He Can Delegitimize The Results.

Line chart showing approval of Trump's coronavirus response by party from March to July 2020, with Republicans at 77.9%, Independents at 32.7%, and Democrats at 8.8%.

Charts 2020-07-31

Approval of Trump's response varies widely by party

From Some Republicans Have Gotten More Concerned About COVID-19 by Dhrumil Mehta

Line chart showing Democratic (49.1%) and Republican (40.8%) polling averages with confidence bands from April 2019 through July 30, 2020, with Election Day Nov. 3, 2020 marked.

Charts 2020-07-31

Democrats vs. Republicans polling average, April 2019–2020

From Some Republicans Have Gotten More Concerned About COVID-19 by Dhrumil Mehta

Line chart showing how concerned Americans are about coronavirus infection from March to July 2020, with four worry levels tracked over time.

Charts 2020-07-31

How worried are Americans about infection?

From Some Republicans Have Gotten More Concerned About COVID-19 by Dhrumil Mehta

Line chart showing the share of Democrats, Independents, and Republicans trying to stay home due to the pandemic from April through July 2020.

Charts 2020-07-31

More Republicans are staying home in July

From Some Republicans Have Gotten More Concerned About COVID-19 by Dhrumil Mehta

Line chart showing the share of Democrats, Independents, and Republicans who think there are not enough coronavirus restrictions, from April through July 2020.

Charts 2020-07-31

Republicans are warming up to more restrictions

From Some Republicans Have Gotten More Concerned About COVID-19 by Dhrumil Mehta

Line chart showing Trump approval and disapproval ratings from January 2017 through mid-2020, with disapproval at 55.1% and approval at 40.6%.

Charts 2020-07-31

Trump Approval Rating Over Time

From Some Republicans Have Gotten More Concerned About COVID-19 by Dhrumil Mehta

Dot map of a fictional US election showing blue vs red votes by region (Oneshire through Tenshire) with pie charts for popular vote (76% blue) and electoral vote (51% red).

Maps 2020-07-31

Fictional US Election Results: Popular Vote vs Electoral Vote

From Can You Cheat At Rock, Paper, Scissors? by Zach Wissner-Gross

Line chart comparing North Carolina men's basketball 3-point attempt share vs Division I average from 2003 to 2021, showing UNC consistently below the rising national average.

Charts 2020-07-31

North Carolina is bucking the 3-point trend

From Happy Birthday To Roy Williams, The Coach Who Never Changes by Santul Nerkar