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October 2018 illustrations

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Decorative editorial illustration showing a repeating pattern of I Voted stickers with American flags on a beige background, with the text Election Update in the center.

2018-10-01

Election Update – I Voted Sticker Illustration

From Election Update: One Way The House Map Actually Helps Democrats by Nathaniel Rakich

Three nearly identical black and white abstract geometric illustrations of a sailing ship with angular, fragmented shapes repeated side by side.

2018-10-02

Abstract Geometric Sailing Ship Illustration (Three Variants)

From Russia Made The King Of Chess. The U.S. Dethroned Him. by Pete Madden, Patrick Reevell, Oliver Roeder

Abstract red and black geometric graffiti-style editorial illustration with angular shapes and stylized lettering.

2018-10-02

Abstract Red and Black Geometric Graffiti Illustration

From Russia Made The King Of Chess. The U.S. Dethroned Him. by Pete Madden, Patrick Reevell, Oliver Roeder

Editorial illustration showing a ballot box with a red voting slip flanked by red, blue, and black origami-style chess pawn figures representing political parties.

2018-10-02

Ballot Box with Political Chess Pawns Illustration

From Russia Made The King Of Chess. The U.S. Dethroned Him. by Pete Madden, Patrick Reevell, Oliver Roeder

Editorial illustration of a smiling man in a suit raising a red chess king piece, surrounded by scattered black, red, and blue squares on a white background.

2018-10-02

Man Holding Red Chess King Editorial Illustration

From Russia Made The King Of Chess. The U.S. Dethroned Him. by Pete Madden, Patrick Reevell, Oliver Roeder

A stylized checkerboard pattern of black squares on white, with one square on the far right highlighted in red and appearing to shatter or break apart.

2018-10-02

Shattering Checkerboard Illustration

From Russia Made The King Of Chess. The U.S. Dethroned Him. by Pete Madden, Patrick Reevell, Oliver Roeder

Three stylized illustrated flags shown in a fragmented geometric style, including what appears to be a black flag with emblem, the Russian tricolor, and another black flag.

2018-10-02

Stylized Fragmented Flag Illustrations

From Russia Made The King Of Chess. The U.S. Dethroned Him. by Pete Madden, Patrick Reevell, Oliver Roeder

Editorial cartoon of a woman's illustrated face with a speech bubble reading 'My picks are gonna haunt your dreams, Nate.' on an orange background.

2018-10-03

My picks are gonna haunt your dreams, Nate.

From Our Third-ish 2020 Democratic Primary Draft Got Weird

Editorial illustration showing two politicians tinted red and blue respectively beneath the text Election Update, used as a FiveThirtyEight article header.

2018-10-03

Election Update – Two Politicians Editorial Illustration

From Election Update: Here’s How We Decide Who’s Involved In A Scandal by Nathaniel Rakich, Nate Silver

Editorial illustration showing a hand drawing a gerrymandered congressional district boundary for Texas 7th, with blue and red zigzag lines filling the shape.

2018-10-03

Texas 7th Congressional District Gerrymandering Illustration

From What’s Going On In The Ultimate Romney-Clinton District? by Galen Druke

A data table showing statistics by sex and year overlaid with a shattered glass bullet hole effect, used as editorial illustration.

2018-10-04

Shattered Glass Over Gun Violence Data Table

From The CDC Is Publishing Unreliable Data On Gun Injuries. People Are Using It Anyway. by Sean Campbell, Daniel Nass, Mai Nguyen

Editorial collage featuring the US Capitol building, a Medicare for All sign, a gavel, and references to various public laws including the ACA.

2018-10-04

Healthcare Legislation Editorial Collage

From Voters Like A Political Party Until It Passes Laws by Matt Grossmann

Editorial illustration of Ron DeSantis on a purple background with question marks, exclamation points, and a downward arrow graphic.

2018-10-04

Ron DeSantis Editorial Illustration

From How Our College Football Playoff Predictions Work by Nate Silver

FiveThirtyEight editorial graphic titled What's the Deal With the Debt Ceiling, featuring a person holding a calculator against an orange illustrated background.

2018-10-04

What's the Deal With the Debt Ceiling — FiveThirtyEight

From How Our College Football Playoff Predictions Work by Nate Silver

Black and white illustration of 15 billiard balls arranged in a triangular rack formation with the 8-ball visible in the center.

2018-10-05

Billiard Balls Rack Illustration

From How Much Will It Cost To Sniff Out The Spies? by Oliver Roeder

Editorial illustration showing colorful pills and tablets scattered across a US one-dollar bill, symbolizing drug costs or healthcare spending.

2018-10-05

Pills on a Dollar Bill — Drug Pricing Editorial Illustration

From Even People Insured By Their Employer Are Worried About Rising Health Care Costs by Anna Maria Barry-Jester

Editorial illustration showing two U.S. Capitol domes colored red and blue, with one upright and one inverted, symbolizing political division.

2018-10-08

Red and Blue Capitol Domes Illustration

From How Crazy Is It That The Senate and House Might Move In Opposite Directions This Year? by Geoffrey Skelley

Editorial illustration of a butternut squash with a medical syringe inserted into it, set against a mint green background, suggesting GMO or food modification themes.

2018-10-08

Squash with Syringe – GMO/Food Editorial Illustration

From Make A Flu Shot Your Halloween Tradition by Christie Aschwanden

Editorial illustration of a hurricane viewed from above, with a stylized red and yellow heat-map overlay on the storm's spiral and eye.

2018-10-09

Hurricane Editorial Illustration

From Why We’re Stuck With An Inadequate Hurricane Rating System by Maggie Koerth

Orange speech bubble illustration with white text asking 'Are you sure we can't talk about the Taylor Swift effect?'

2018-10-10

Are you sure we can't talk about the Taylor Swift effect?

From Which Races Could Shake Up The Midterms?

Editorial collage showing a hand holding a white flag in front of the US Capitol dome with the text Election Update in purple letters.

2018-10-10

Election Update — FiveThirtyEight Editorial Illustration

From Six Districts The GOP Appears To Have Abandoned — And Maybe Two More It Should by Nathaniel Rakich

Black and white editorial collage featuring Joe Biden prominently with Kamala Harris, Oprah Winfrey, Bernie Sanders, and blue balloons.

2018-10-11

Biden-era Democratic figures editorial illustration

From Who’s Behaving Like A 2020 Presidential Candidate by Perry Bacon Jr

Editorial illustration showing a stylized map outline filled with red and blue arrow icons next to a black-and-white photo of a hand inserting a blue ballot into a ballot box, labeled Election Update.

2018-10-11

Election Update – West Virginia Map Illustration

From Democrats Have A Chance To Win One Of The Reddest Districts In The Country by Geoffrey Skelley

Editorial collage of four state capitol building domes colored red or blue in grayscale cutout style, representing Republican and Democratic political control.

2018-10-11

State Capitol Domes Colored Red and Blue

From The States Where Democrats Or Republicans Could Seize Full Control Of Government by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial illustration showing two U.S. Capitol buildings facing each other, one tinted red and one blue, on a grid background symbolizing political division.

2018-10-14

Red vs. Blue Capitol Building Illustration

From Why The House And Senate Are Moving In Opposite Directions by Nate Silver

Editorial cartoon of two fish facing each other, one with a golden halo and one with red devil horns, on a light blue background.

2018-10-16

Angel Fish vs. Devil Fish Editorial Illustration

From What Happens When Humans Fall In Love With An Invasive Species by Maggie Koerth

Two illustrated fish facing each other on a blue background, one with angel wings and a halo, the other with red devil horns.

2018-10-16

Angel Fish vs. Devil Fish Editorial Illustration

From What Happens When Humans Fall In Love With An Invasive Species by Maggie Koerth

Editorial illustration of a cartoon man with glasses and a speech bubble saying It's pretty up in the air, IMO on an orange background.

2018-10-17

"It's pretty up in the air, IMO" — FiveThirtyEight quote illustration

From Will The Midterms Decide Who Runs In 2020?

Editorial illustration showing a black podium with the United States Senate seal and the text Election Update above it in purple letters.

2018-10-17

Election Update — U.S. Senate

From Senate Update: Democrats’ Prospects Worsen In Nevada And Arizona by Clare Malone

Editorial illustration of a US map filled with red and blue bars overlaid with a Democratic donkey and Republican elephant facing each other.

2018-10-17

Democratic Donkey vs Republican Elephant on US Map Illustration

From Odds Are, Your Next Governor Will Be A Democrat by Nate Silver

Editorial illustration for an Election Update showing hands holding red and blue cash being reached for by multiple outstretched hands, symbolizing campaign fundraising.

2018-10-18

Election Update – Campaign Money Illustration

From Election Update: How The Latest Fundraising Numbers Shifted Our House Forecasts by Nathaniel Rakich

Purple editorial illustration featuring a Republican elephant, Democratic donkey, US Capitol dome, a Votes for Women pennant, and an I Voted sticker with the text Election Reaction.

2018-10-18

Election Reaction – FiveThirtyEight Editorial Illustration

From These 20-Somethings Could Be Elected To Congress by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial collage showing two politicians speaking at podiums overlaid on the shape of Massachusetts, colored in blue and red.

2018-10-18

Massachusetts Political Figures Collage - Blue and Red

From These 20-Somethings Could Be Elected To Congress by Nathaniel Rakich

Decorative editorial illustration for a Senate Election Update feature, showing colorful circles with percent signs on a blue background.

2018-10-21

Senate Election Update – Editorial Illustration

From Election Update: Republicans’ Overall Senate Chances Are Holding Steady by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial illustration of a hand holding scales of justice in front of an orange-tinted US map, symbolizing law or justice themes.

2018-10-22

Scales of Justice Over US Map – Editorial Illustration

From These 8 Attorney-General Races Could Make A Big Difference To Trump’s Agenda by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Nathaniel Rakich

Decorative editorial illustration with red and blue circles bearing percent signs on a light blue background, titled Governors Election Update.

2018-10-22

Governors Election Update

From Governors Update: Democrats Suddenly Have A Real Chance In Alaska by Perry Bacon Jr

Editorial illustration showing a figure giving a thumbs up beside a red-tinted US Capitol building with the text Election Update in purple letters.

2018-10-23

Election Update

From Trump’s Approval Rating Is Up. Republican House Chances Are Down. Does That Make Any Sense? by Nate Silver

Editorial illustration showing a red and a blue telephone handset hanging by their cords beside the text Election Update in purple letters.

2018-10-23

Election Update — FiveThirtyEight editorial illustration

From Election Update: Some Competitive Races Have Little To No Polling. That’s A Problem. by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial illustration showing five MLB players from the Dodgers and Red Sox posed against a split blue and red background for a World Series matchup graphic.

2018-10-23

Dodgers vs. Red Sox World Series Editorial Illustration

From The 5 Players Who Could Determine The World Series by Travis Sawchik

Editorial illustration for a Senate Election Update feature showing three political candidates overlaid on a Mississippi state silhouette against a purple background.

2018-10-23

Senate Election Update – Mississippi Candidates

From Senate Update: Mississippi Almost Certainly Isn’t Going To Bail Out Democrats’ Senate Hopes by Clare Malone

Editorial illustration on orange background showing a drawn face with glasses and a speech bubble reading Today I'm coming to you from the future.

2018-10-24

Today I'm Coming to You From the Future

From We’re Back From The Future. Which Of These Wildly Different Midterm Outcomes Would You Believe?

Editorial illustration showing three state capitol building domes with purple highlights overlaid on state silhouettes, titled Governors Election Update.

2018-10-24

Governors Election Update

From Governors Update: After Flirting With Trump In 2016, These Three States Are Looking Blue Again by Geoffrey Skelley

Editorial collage illustration showing a woman in a blue dress taking an oath with hand on books, alongside the text Election Update.

2018-10-25

Election Update – FiveThirtyEight Editorial Illustration

From Election Update: 100 Women — Or More — Could Be Elected To The House by Nathaniel Rakich

An origami donkey folded from US ten-dollar bills standing on a crumpled map, symbolizing Democratic Party campaign finance.

2018-10-25

Origami Money Donkey on a Map

From How ActBlue Is Trying To Turn Small Donations Into A Blue Wave by Carrie Levine, Chris Zubak-Skees

Blue-tinted editorial photo illustration of a person holding a handwritten protest sign reading Save ACA against a grid paper background.

2018-10-26

Save ACA Protest Sign Editorial Illustration

From Are Republicans Losing The Health Care Debate? by Janie Velencia, Dhrumil Mehta

Editorial illustration for FiveThirtyEight's Senate Election Update featuring a voting sign on an easel with an American flag and the word VOTE in purple.

2018-10-26

Senate Election Update

From Democrats Have A Whac-A-Mole Problem In The Senate by Nate Silver

Editorial collage illustration featuring Los Angeles sports teams and landmarks including the Rams, Clippers, Kings, Dodgers, Galaxy, and Ducks alongside Staples Center and other LA venues.

2018-10-26

Los Angeles Sports Scene Collage Illustration

From The Dodgers Have Triggered The Super Sports Equinox In LA by Neil Paine, Emily Scherer

Editorial illustration for a Senate Election Update featuring two candidates overlaid on a New Jersey state silhouette in blue and red.

2018-10-26

Senate Election Update – New Jersey

From Is The New Jersey Senate Race Really A Toss-Up? No. by Geoffrey Skelley

Decorative editorial illustration for FiveThirtyEight's House Election Update featuring colorful circles with percent signs on a magenta background.

2018-10-28

House Election Update – Editorial Illustration

From Election Update: Return Of The Special Elections by Nathaniel Rakich

Promotional editorial graphic for The World Series Live Blog featuring cutout photos of four baseball players on a blue background with geometric shapes.

2018-10-29

The World Series Live Blog

From The Red Sox Win The World Series

Editorial illustration of the US Capitol building framed by intertwining red and blue ribbons against a teal background, symbolizing political division or bipartisanship.

2018-10-29

US Capitol with Red and Blue Ribbons Editorial Illustration

From The Senate Spin Cycle by Clare Malone

Editorial illustration showing two torn political campaign signs, one blue Obama-era Democratic sign and one red Trump-Pence 2016 sign, above the text House Election Update.

2018-10-29

House Election Update — Torn Campaign Signs Illustration

From Election Update: New Polls Show Tight Races In 2 Key Obama-Trump Districts by Geoffrey Skelley

Editorial illustration showing a blue Great Wave off Kanagawa crashing toward a red-tinted US Capitol dome, with the text Election Update in purple.

2018-10-30

Election Update — Blue Wave and Capitol Illustration

From The Battleground In The House Is Really Big — And That Makes Life Hard For Republicans by Nate Silver

Editorial illustration showing a figure in a bright orange suit waving on airplane stairs, with the text Senate Election Update in purple lettering.

2018-10-30

Senate Election Update

From Senate Update: Is Trump Holding His Final Pre-Election Rallies In The Right States? by Clare Malone

Orange speech bubble graphic with white text reading: In other words, localized elections are basically a goddamn mess.

2018-10-31

Localized Elections Are Basically a Goddamn Mess — Pull Quote

From How Much Do Voting Restrictions Affect Elections?

Editorial illustration of a Halloween pumpkin carved with the words Partisan Lean, alongside the text House Election Update.

2018-10-31

House Election Update: Partisan Lean — Pumpkin Illustration

From House Update: Where Democrats And Republicans Are Outperforming Their Party by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial illustration for FiveThirtyEight's Governors Election Update featuring two candidates overlaid on the shape of Georgia.

2018-10-31

Governors Election Update

From Governors Update: New Polls In Georgia And Ohio Show Really Tight Races by Geoffrey Skelley