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Line chart showing profit margin percentage versus D values from 0 to 1, with a volatile salmon-colored line oscillating around a teal zero-profit reference line.

Charts 2023-06-02

Profit Margin vs. D Values

From Can You Calculate The Long Shot? by Zach Wissner-Gross

Line chart showing updating poll averages for 2024 Republican primary candidates from April to June 2023, with Trump leading at 53.9%, followed by DeSantis, Pence, Haley, and Ramaswamy.

Charts 2023-06-07

Who's ahead in the national polls?

From Mike Pence Is Starting His Presidential Campaign From A Historically Bad Position by Geoffrey Skelley

A map of a hypothetical Alabama congressional map, with five Republican-leaning districts and two Democratic-leaning districts.

Maps 2023-06-08

A Map Of A Hypothetical Alabama Congressional Map, With Five Republican-Leaning Districts And Two Democratic-Leaning Districts. — The Supreme Court’s New Ruling Could Help Democrats Flip The House In

From The Supreme Court’s New Ruling Could Help Democrats Flip The House In 2024 by Nathaniel Rakich

A map of a hypothetical Louisiana congressional map proposed during redistricting, with four Republican-leaning districts and two Democratic-leaning districts.

Maps 2023-06-08

A Map Of A Hypothetical Louisiana Congressional Map Proposed During Redistricting, With Four Republican-Leaning Districts And Two Democratic-Leaning Districts. — The Supreme Court’s New Ruling Could H

From The Supreme Court’s New Ruling Could Help Democrats Flip The House In 2024 by Nathaniel Rakich

A map of Alabama's congressional map that was just thrown out by the Supreme Court, with six Republican-leaning districts and one Democratic-leaning district.

Maps 2023-06-08

A Map Of Alabama'S Congressional Map That Was Just Thrown Out By The Supreme Court, With Six Republican-Leaning Districts And One Democratic-Leaning District. — The Supreme Court’s New Ruling Could He

From The Supreme Court’s New Ruling Could Help Democrats Flip The House In 2024 by Nathaniel Rakich

A map of Louisiana's congressional map that is at the Supreme Court, with five Republican-leaning districts and one Democratic-leaning district.

Maps 2023-06-08

A Map Of Louisiana'S Congressional Map That Is At The Supreme Court, With Five Republican-Leaning Districts And One Democratic-Leaning District. — The Supreme Court’s New Ruling Could Help Democrats F

From The Supreme Court’s New Ruling Could Help Democrats Flip The House In 2024 by Nathaniel Rakich

Heatmap showing net earnings across probabilities of Monty and contestant choosing left or right in a modified Monty Hall problem, with optimal point at (5/13, 4/13) yielding ~$38.46.

Charts 2023-06-09

Optimizing Net Earnings in Modified Monty Hall Problem

From Can You Defeat A Troll With Your Calculator? by Zach Wissner-Gross

Line chart showing updating polling averages for 2024 Republican primary candidates from early 2023 to June 9, 2023, with Trump leading at 53.8%.

Charts 2023-06-09

Who's ahead in the national polls? Republican 2024 Primary

From Trump’s First Indictment Didn’t Hurt Him Politically. The Second Could Be Different. by Nathaniel Rakich, Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

A grid of colored rectangles in teal, gray, and pink representing data units in an icon-style infographic with no visible labels.

Other 2023-06-13

Colored Rectangle Grid Infographic

From The Supreme Court Is Getting Less Unpopular by Cooper Burton

A cartogram of all 50 states plus Washington, D.C., showing the percentage change in number of abortions, relative to an April through May 2022 baseline, each month through March 2023. It also highlights in red the 19 states where abortion was banned or severely restricted around six weeks for at least one week in the sample period.

Other 2023-06-15

A Cartogram Of All 50 States Plus Washington, D.C., Showing The Percentage Change In Number Of Abortions, Relative To An April Through May 2022 Baseline, Each Month Through March 2023. It Also Highlig

From The Dobbs Divide

Bubble chart of the difference between estimated total abortions pre-Dobbs (as a projected nine-month total based on figures from April and May 2022) and post-Dobbs (July 2022 through March 2023) by state where abortions fell almost half of states and abortions fell dramatically in states with six-week or total bans

Charts 2023-06-15

Bubble Chart Of The Difference Between Estimated Total Abortions Pre-Dobbs (As A Projected Nine-Month Total Based On Figures From April And May 2022) And Post-Dobbs (July 2022 Through March 2023) By S

From The Dobbs Divide

Line chart showing logarithmic difference from N! for four approximation formulas plotted against N, including Stirling's approximation and quartic variants.

Charts 2023-06-16

Logarithmic Difference from N! for Various Factorial Approximations

From Can You Solve Middle-Square Madness? by Zach Wissner-Gross

Line chart showing presidential approval and disapproval ratings from January 2021 to June 2023, with disapproval at 54.4% and approval at 40.9% as of June 17, 2023.

Charts 2023-06-20

Presidential Approval Ratings: Disapprove 54.4%, Approve 40.9% (June 17, 2023)

From What The Polls Say After Trump’s Second Indictment by Nathaniel Rakich

Line chart showing updating polling averages for 2024 Republican primary candidates from March to June 17, 2023, with Trump leading at 53.5%, followed by DeSantis, Pence, and Haley.

Charts 2023-06-20

Who's ahead in the national polls?

From What The Polls Say After Trump’s Second Indictment by Nathaniel Rakich

Graphic from . https://fivethirtyeight.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/ATD_ABORTION-OPINION_0622-41.html

Other 2023-06-22

Graphic From . Https://Fivethirtyeight.Com/Wp-Content/Uploads/2023/06/Atd_Abortion-Opinion_0622-41.Html — Dobbs Turned Abortion Into A Huge Liability For Republicans

From Dobbs Turned Abortion Into A Huge Liability For Republicans by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

Line chart showing updating polling averages for Republican 2024 primary candidates from April to June 2023, with Trump leading at 52.5%, followed by DeSantis, Pence, and Haley.

Charts 2023-06-23

Who's ahead in the national polls?

From Will Hurd Is Running To Win A Tiny Slice Of The Small Pie Of Anti-Trump Voters by Geoffrey Skelley

Line chart showing Donald Trump's favorable vs unfavorable opinion polling averages from April 2021 to June 2023, with unfavorable at 55.6% and favorable at 39.9%.

Charts 2023-06-28

Do Americans have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of Donald Trump?

From Introducing Our Brand-New Polling Averages by Nathaniel Rakich, G. Elliott Morris

Line chart showing polling averages for 2024 Republican primary candidates from February to June 2023, with Trump leading at 51.8% as of June 27, 2023.

Charts 2023-06-28

Who's ahead in the national polls?

From Introducing Our Brand-New Polling Averages by Nathaniel Rakich, G. Elliott Morris

A tiled pattern of repeated US electoral maps colored red and blue showing varying distributions of Republican and Democratic states across multiple scenarios.

Maps 2023-06-29

Tiled US Electoral Maps Red and Blue Scenarios

From Most Americans Wanted The Supreme Court To End Affirmative Action — Kind Of by Monica Potts

Scatter plot comparing initial rank vs final rank for roughly 350 data points, with a diagonal reference line showing where ranks would be equal.

Charts 2023-06-30

Initial Rank vs. Final Rank Scatter Plot

From So Long, And Thanks For All The Riddles by Zach Wissner-Gross

Two side-by-side heat maps comparing warlord rankings from an initial round robin to final rankings, with rows representing warlords from strongest to weakest and columns 1-10.

Charts 2023-06-30

Initial Round Robin vs. Final Rankings Heatmaps

From So Long, And Thanks For All The Riddles by Zach Wissner-Gross