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November 2017 illustrations

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Editorial illustration of a cartoon face with glasses and a speech bubble reading 'You could call them anti-Trump-curious.' on an orange background.

2017-11-01

"Anti-Trump-Curious" Quote Illustration

From Are Anti-Trump Republicans Really Anti-Trump?

Two Twitter bird logos facing each other beak-to-beak, one decorated with blue stars and one with red stripes, symbolizing political conflict on social media.

2017-11-01

Twitter Birds: Democrat vs Republican Political Clash Illustration

From Political Twitter Is No Place For Moderates by Dan Hopkins

Editorial illustration for a Game 7 live blog featuring Houston Astros and Los Angeles Dodgers players on a blue background with geometric shapes.

2017-11-02

The Game 7 Live Blog

From What Went Down In Game 7 Of The World Series

Blue-tinted editorial illustration of a man in a suit speaking at a microphone against a grid-paper background, styled in FiveThirtyEight's signature graphic aesthetic.

2017-11-03

FiveThirtyEight Editorial Illustration - Figure at Microphone

From People Are Skeptical Of The GOP’s Tax Bill. Can Trump Change Their Minds? by Harry Enten

Split editorial illustration showing two politicians tinted green on the left and orange on the right, used as decorative article art.

2017-11-03

Split-tone editorial illustration of two politicians

From It’ll Take Some Time Before The Mueller Indictments Affect Trump’s Approval Rating by Christine Laskowski, Harry Enten

Stylized editorial illustration of an American football with a pixelated or glitched effect on its white laces and stripes, set against a green background.

2017-11-03

American Football Editorial Illustration

From NFL Teams Are Actually Getting More Predictable by Scott Kacsmar

Editorial collage illustration featuring a black-and-white photo of a couple inside a circle with repeating SURVEY SAYS text in gray and red, referencing the Family Feud game show.

2017-11-06

Survey Says – FiveThirtyEight Editorial Illustration

From My Husband Won’t Get Out Of Bed When We Travel. How Do I Save My Vacation? by Walt Hickey, Morgan Jerkins

Editorial illustration with large red LIVE text overlaid on state outlines of Virginia and New Jersey, featuring black-and-white photos of four political candidates.

2017-11-07

LIVE: Virginia and New Jersey Governor's Race Coverage

From What Went Down On Election Night 2017

Editorial cartoon of a illustrated woman with a speech bubble reading 'I hate how we have to apply numbers to everything.' on an orange background.

2017-11-09

I hate how we have to apply numbers to everything

From Is It Time For Republicans To Panic?

A blue-tinted photo of a playground seesaw set against a yellow grid-paper background, used as editorial illustration.

2017-11-10

Seesaw Editorial Illustration

From There’s No Reason To Think Republicans Will Be In Better Shape A Year From Now by Harry Enten

Editorial illustration of two young men holding stacks of textbooks overlaid with repeating Survey Says text in blue and gray, used as decorative article art.

2017-11-13

Survey Says – Editorial Illustration

From If I Write All My Friend’s Papers, Are We Really Friends? by Walt Hickey, Morgan Jerkins

Abstract swirling visualization on a black background showing two intertwined looping forms in warm tan and cool blue-gray tones, resembling a gravitational wave or orbital simulation.

2017-11-14

Abstract Gravitational Wave Visualization

From Two Stars Slammed Into Each Other And Solved Half Of Astronomy’s Problems. What Comes Next? by Rebecca Boyle

Editorial illustration of a drawn male face with a speech bubble on an orange background saying 'That would be exciting!'

2017-11-14

That Would Be Exciting — FiveThirtyEight Quote Illustration

From Do Democrats Need To Win In Alabama To Take The Senate In 2018?

Editorial illustration of two New Orleans Saints NFL players in white and gold uniforms, numbers 22 and 41, posed against a smoky gold background.

2017-11-15

New Orleans Saints Players #22 and #41 Editorial Illustration

From The Saints’ Running Back Tandem Could Be The Best In History by Michael Salfino

Duotone editorial photo illustration of a smiling man in a suit standing in front of stacked boxes labeled TAX CUTS NOW and Job Creators Network on a grid background.

2017-11-17

Paul Ryan Tax Cuts Editorial Illustration

From If The GOP Wants A More Popular Tax Plan, Minor Tweaks Won’t Be Enough by Harry Enten

A white American football wrapped in bandages with surgical staples, set against an orange grid background, used as editorial illustration.

2017-11-17

Injured Football Editorial Illustration

From Is This The Worst Year For Quarterback Injuries? by Scott Kacsmar

Four wallets and coin purses arranged on a red background: a yellow bifold wallet, a teal clasp purse, a pink beaded coin purse, and a brown card holder.

2017-11-21

Wallets and Coin Purses Editorial Illustration

From How The GOP Tax Plan Actually Affects Your Wallet by Walt Hickey

Editorial collage of a man in a suit raising a wine glass against a decorative floral and fruit pattern background.

2017-11-21

Trump Toast Editorial Collage

From Don’t Mention Trump On Thanksgiving by Walt Hickey

Two campaign yard signs for the Alabama US Senate race featuring Judge Roy Moore and Doug Jones against a grid background.

2017-11-22

Roy Moore vs. Doug Jones Alabama Senate Campaign Signs

From Is Roy Moore Losing? by Harry Enten

Editorial collage combining photos of giant pandas, Chinese officials, panda caretakers, and document fragments about panda diplomacy and conservation.

2017-11-28

Panda Cub Editorial Collage

From The Complicated Legacy Of A Panda Who Was Really Good At Sex by Maggie Koerth

Editorial illustration of a cartoon woman with a speech bubble quoting: Democrats are bad at politics, so, sure, they might do that.

2017-11-29

Quote Illustration: Democrats Are Bad At Politics

From How Will Sexual Misconduct Allegations Reshape The 2020 Election?

Colorful illustrated crowd of soccer fans from various nations including Brazil, Peru, Germany, Croatia, and others celebrating with flags and scarves.

2017-11-30

World Cup Soccer Fans Illustration

From Which World Cup Team Should You Root For? by Gus Wezerek, Rachael Dottle