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November 2018 illustrations

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Editorial illustration showing a blue 2020 campaign button alongside the text Senate Election Update on a beige textured background.

2018-11-01

Senate Election Update 2020

From Senate Update: How This Year’s Race Sets Up 2020 by Nathaniel Rakich

Blue-tinted editorial photo illustration of a person holding a protest sign reading Build The Wall Enforce The Law with American flags and a grid background.

2018-11-02

Build The Wall Enforce The Law protest sign illustration

From Trump Put Immigration Back In The Headlines. Will It Boost GOP Turnout? by Janie Velencia

Editorial illustration showing hands holding an official ballot on an orange background with the text Ballot Measures.

2018-11-03

Ballot Measures Editorial Illustration

From Forget About The Candidates. What Else Is On The Ballot This Week? by Nathaniel Rakich

Decorative editorial illustration with red and blue circles bearing percent signs and the text House Election Update on a red background.

2018-11-03

House Election Update

From Republicans Need A Systematic Polling Error To Win The House by Nate Silver

Editorial illustration of the US Capitol dome overlaid with teal-tinted FiveThirtyEight article headlines about the 2018 Senate elections.

2018-11-04

FiveThirtyEight 2018 Senate Coverage Collage

From The Senate Surprises We Did — And Didn’t — See Coming by Clare Malone

Decorative editorial illustration for FiveThirtyEight's House Election Update featuring red and blue circles with percentage signs.

2018-11-04

House Election Update – Decorative Illustration

From House Update: Keeping An Eye On Democratic ‘Reach’ Districts by Geoffrey Skelley

Retro editorial collage showing four people from behind watching vintage televisions displaying US election maps, with the text HOW TO WATCH on a teal background.

2018-11-05

How To Watch

From How To Watch The Midterms: An Hour-By-Hour Guide by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial illustration of a child peering through an abacus on a green background with the text Too Close To Call?

2018-11-05

Too Close To Call? — FiveThirtyEight Editorial Illustration

From Five Races That May Not Be Decided Tuesday. Or Wednesday. Or Thursday … by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial illustration for a Governors Election Update article showing a vintage black-and-white photo of a man waving a checkered racing flag, set against a teal background.

2018-11-05

Governors Election Update

From Election Update: Democrats Are Likely To Make Big Gains In Governors Races by Perry Bacon Jr

Editorial illustration showing the US Capitol building in black and white against a purple background with red and blue pennant flags and the text Senate Election Update.

2018-11-05

Senate Election Update

From Final Senate Update: The 13 Races We’re Watching by Geoffrey Skelley

Editorial illustration showing the US Capitol dome with red, white, and blue bunting flags and the text House Election Update in purple letters.

2018-11-06

House Election Update

From Final Election Update: Democrats Aren’t Certain To Take The House, But They’re Pretty Clear Favorites by Nate Silver

Editorial illustration showing the US Capitol building flanked by a Democratic donkey and Republican elephant drawn in white outline on a purple background.

2018-11-06

Democratic Donkey and Republican Elephant at the US Capitol

From What Went Down In The 2018 Midterms

Editorial illustration showing a bingo card with colored markers on a purple background, titled Our Final Forecasts.

2018-11-06

Our Final Forecasts — Bingo Card Illustration

From Our Final Forecast In The Senate, House And Gubernatorial Races by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial collage illustration showing three politicians cut out against a teal background, with one large central figure and two smaller figures.

2018-11-07

FiveThirtyEight Editorial Collage of Three Politicians

From Election Night Defied A Single Takeaway by Clare Malone

Aerial view of a suburban neighborhood with houses and cars digitally colorized in bright blue, used as editorial illustration.

2018-11-08

Blue-Tinted Suburban Neighborhood Aerial Illustration

From The Suburbs — All Kinds Of Suburbs — Delivered The House To Democrats by Geoffrey Skelley

Editorial illustration showing a Broward County Florida 2018 general election ballot overlaid on a map silhouette of Florida with a large red question mark.

2018-11-09

Broward County 2018 Election Ballot Illustration

From Something Looks Weird In Broward County. Here’s What We Know About A Possible Florida Recount. by Nathaniel Rakich

Green editorial graphic with a speech bubble quote about finding Advil at the FiveThirtyEight office, accompanied by a photo of a tissue box.

2018-11-12

FiveThirtyEight Office Advil Quote Graphic

From Can You Stave Off A Cold With Willpower?

Editorial illustration on an orange background showing a speech bubble containing a wave emoji and a question mark.

2018-11-14

Wave Emoji with Question Mark in Speech Bubble

From Yes, It Was A Blue Wave. No, It Doesn’t Matter For 2020.

Editorial illustration showing a black-and-white figure of Robert Mueller in a suit against a blue-tinted U.S. Capitol building backdrop.

2018-11-15

Robert Mueller and the U.S. Capitol Editorial Illustration

From Democrats Can Help The Mueller Investigation Now. But They Also Might Make Things Worse. by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

Editorial illustration showing two U.S. Capitol domes, one red and one blue, facing each other to symbolize partisan political division.

2018-11-16

Red and Blue Capitol Domes Illustration

From Why Did The House Get Bluer And The Senate Get Redder? by Geoffrey Skelley

Editorial illustration showing five grayscale figures in formal attire standing on a white diagonal stripe against a red background, depicting Republican senators.

2018-11-16

Republican Senators Editorial Illustration

From At Least 123 Women Will Be In The Next Congress. Just 19 Are Republicans. by Meredith Conroy

Editorial illustration combining a black-and-white photo of the US Capitol dome with overlaid scatter plot dots in blue and red on a grid background.

2018-11-19

US Capitol with Scatter Plot Overlay - FiveThirtyEight Editorial Art

From No, Democrats Didn’t Win The Senate. But They Did Better Than It Seems. by Geoffrey Skelley, Julia Wolfe

Editorial illustration showing two politicians, one in blue and one in red, overlaid on the outline of Massachusetts state map against a purple background.

2018-11-19

Massachusetts Politicians Editorial Illustration

From Split-Ticket Voting Hit A New Low In 2018 Senate And Governor Races by Geoffrey Skelley

Editorial illustration of the US Capitol building split between blue and red backgrounds with a purple tear down the middle, symbolizing political division.

2018-11-20

US Capitol Political Division Illustration

From Everything Is Partisan And Correlated And Boring by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial illustration showing two candidates facing off in a Special Election Runoff, one in a blue suit and one in a red jacket, on a blue background.

2018-11-26

Special Election Runoff

From Everything You Need To Know About The Mississippi Senate Runoff by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial illustration showing two political candidates flanking a purple Mississippi state silhouette with a donkey, elephant, US Capitol, and I Voted sticker.

2018-11-28

Mississippi Senate Race Editorial Illustration

From What Went Down In The Mississippi Senate Runoff Election

Editorial cartoon of a sketched woman with a speech bubble on an orange background saying Wow. Well now I'm woke to Big Weather.

2018-11-28

Wow. Well now I'm woke to Big Weather.

From How Much Does Climate Science Matter In A World Run By Politics?

Blue-tinted editorial illustration of an older man in a suit holding documents, set against a grid paper background.

2018-11-30

Editorial Portrait Illustration on Grid Background

From Which Senators Might Be Vulnerable To A Primary Challenge In 2020? by Geoffrey Skelley

Promotional banner for The Riddler book by Oliver Roeder with orange arrow shape and text encouraging readers to get the book.

2018-11-30

Love Solving The Riddler? Then Get The Book – Promo Banner

From Alice And Bob Fall In Love by Oliver Roeder