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September 2018 illustrations

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Editorial illustration of a drawn male face with a speech bubble on an orange background asking 'But are they not totally the same Republicans?'

2018-09-05

But are they not totally the same Republicans?

From Does The GOP Belong To Trump?

Blue-tinted photo of the Florida state flag flying on a pole against a grid-patterned background, styled as editorial art.

2018-09-07

Florida State Flag Editorial Illustration

From Just About Everyone In Florida Has Already Decided Who To Vote For by Dhrumil Mehta, Janie Velencia

Editorial illustration showing hands holding three protest signs reading Our Revolution, #Abolish ICE, and Medicare for All against an orange and grey gradient background.

2018-09-11

Protest Signs: Our Revolution, Abolish ICE, Medicare for All

From Democrats Don’t Care About Policy Compromise Anymore — Just Like Republicans by Clare Malone

Editorial illustration on an orange background showing a sketched face with a speech bubble asking 'What do you mean by benediction, Clare?'

2018-09-12

What do you mean by benediction, Clare?

From Does Obama Motivate Democrats Anymore? Or Just Republicans?

Editorial illustration showing a hand drawing gerrymandered district shapes in blue and red lines, with the text Election Update above.

2018-09-12

Election Update – Gerrymandering Editorial Illustration

From Election Update: The Swing District Showdown by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial illustration showing a wooden artist mannequin surrounded by male, female, and transgender gender symbols against a green blueprint background with an American flag.

2018-09-12

Gender Symbols and Mannequin Editorial Illustration

From How FiveThirtyEight’s House, Senate And Governor Models Work by Nate Silver

Editorial illustration of Tim Scott on a purple background with question marks and exclamation points, with his name in a black label box and an arrow pointing to him.

2018-09-12

Tim Scott editorial illustration

From How FiveThirtyEight’s House, Senate And Governor Models Work by Nate Silver

Stylized editorial illustration of the US Capitol dome in purple tones with decorative geometric arrow patterns overlaid on the columns and windows.

2018-09-12

US Capitol Dome Editorial Illustration

From Republicans Are Favorites In The Senate, But Democrats Have Two Paths To An Upset by Nate Silver

Editorial illustration showing torn Romney-Ryan and Clinton-Kaine campaign logos overlapping, labeled Election Update.

2018-09-13

Election Update: Romney-Ryan vs. Clinton-Kaine Campaign Logos

From Election Update: Democrats’ Chances In The 13 Romney-Clinton Districts by Nathaniel Rakich

Blue-tinted editorial illustration of a man in a suit and tie looking downward, set against a grid-paper background.

2018-09-14

Blue-tinted editorial portrait on grid background

From Trump’s Approval Rating Is Down. Mueller’s Is Up. Is There A Connection? by Janie Velencia

Editorial illustration in blue tones showing a Democratic donkey and the US Capitol dome surrounded by decorative hexagonal pattern shapes.

2018-09-18

Democratic Donkey and US Capitol Editorial Illustration

From Will Democratic Senators Lose Despite The ‘Blue Wave’? by Nate Silver

Editorial illustration showing two torn political campaign signs side by side, one blue for Obama and one red for Trump-Pence 2016, labeled Election Update.

2018-09-19

Election Update – Obama vs Trump Campaign Signs Illustration

From Election Update: Who’s Leading In Obama-Trump Districts by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial illustration of a cartoon face with a speech bubble on an orange background quoting: OK, so let's just go full into the politics now ...

2018-09-19

OK, so let's just go full into the politics now ...

From How Will The Troubled Kavanaugh Nomination Affect The Midterms?

Editorial illustration of a blue Democratic donkey overlaid on red outlines of Southern US states including Mississippi, Alabama, and Tennessee.

2018-09-20

Democratic Donkey Over Southern States Illustration

From Can A Democrat Really Win A Senate Race In Tennessee? Or Mississippi?!?! by Nate Silver

Blue-tinted editorial illustration of a woman standing at a voting booth with an American flag and the word VOTE on a grid background.

2018-09-21

Woman at Voting Booth Illustration

From The Gender Gap Might Narrow From 2016 — But That Could Be Bad For The GOP by Janie Velencia

Illustrated scene of four red plastic party cups standing upright with one red cup and one white cup knocked over in the center, against a teal background.

2018-09-26

Red Solo Cups Illustration

From Science Says Toxic Masculinity — More Than Alcohol — Leads To Sexual Assault by Maggie Koerth

Editorial illustration of a cartoon face with glasses and a speech bubble reading 'The alternatives for the GOP could be a lot worse.' on an orange background.

2018-09-26

The alternatives for the GOP could be a lot worse

From Will The GOP Base Really Stay Home If Kavanaugh Isn’t Confirmed?

Editorial collage illustration showing Brett Kavanaugh raising his hand at his hearing, the Supreme Court building, and a protest sign reading We Believe Christine Blasey Ford.

2018-09-26

Kavanaugh Confirmation Hearing Editorial Illustration

From What Happened In The Brett Kavanaugh Hearing

Editorial illustration showing a blue Democratic donkey and red Republican elephant overlaid on the outline of Texas, surrounded by red hexagonal shapes.

2018-09-28

Democratic Donkey and Republican Elephant Over Texas

From Election Update: Why Our Model Thinks Beto O’Rourke Really Has A Chance In Texas by Nate Silver

Blue-tinted editorial illustration of a person seen from behind sitting at a desk, overlaid on a grid paper background.

2018-09-28

Editorial Illustration: Figure Seated at Desk on Grid Background

From Do Republican Women Support Kavanaugh? by Janie Velencia, Dhrumil Mehta