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Editorial collage illustration showing Trump impeachment resolution with a peach, Capitol building, and text of Article I: Abuse of Power and Article II: Obstruction of Congress.

2020-01-03

Trump Impeachment Resolution Collage Illustration

From Our Poll Finds A Majority Of Americans Think The Evidence Supports Trump’s Removal by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Laura Bronner

Editorial illustration showing faces of 2020 Democratic presidential candidates surrounding blue and green circles with percentage signs, suggesting a polling or probability theme.

2020-01-06

2020 Democratic Presidential Candidates Polling Illustration

From What Decades Of Primary Polls Tell Us About The 2020 Democratic Presidential Race by Geoffrey Skelley

Minnesota Vikings quarterback number 8 celebrating with a speech bubble quote about fighting anecdotal small-sample evidence with more anecdotal small-sample evidence.

2020-01-06

Kirk Cousins Quote: Fight Anecdotal Evidence With More Anecdotal Evidence

From What To Make Of A Wild Wild-Card Weekend

Editorial illustration of Donald Trump with fist raised, overlaid with red and green zigzag lines suggesting stock market or polling trend lines, on a dark background.

2020-01-07

Trump Editorial Illustration with Chart Lines

From Trump Is The Most Unpopular President Since Ford To Run For Reelection by Nathaniel Rakich

Orange editorial illustration of a woman with a speech bubble quoting that Trump hasn't faced many external crises and is often the maker of his own crisis.

2020-01-08

Trump Is the Maker of His Own Crisis — FiveThirtyEight Quote Illustration

From What Is Trump’s Strategy On Iran?

Facsimile of a U.S. Senate admission ticket to the impeachment trial of the President, signed by Sergeant-at-Arms Geo. T. Brown.

2020-01-08

Fac-Simile Ticket of Admission to the Impeachment Trial

From What Kind Of Trial Awaits President Trump In The Senate? by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

Collage-style editorial illustration showing four men in vintage suits examining an early computer or mechanical computing machine, set against a blue grid background.

2020-01-09

Vintage Computing Machine Editorial Illustration

From How A Raucous Convention Revolutionized Our Primary System by Anna Rothschild, Galen Druke

Editorial collage featuring a vintage photo of the 1968 Democratic National Convention podium overlaid with geometric color blocks and the title The Primaries Project.

2020-01-09

The Primaries Project — 1968 Democratic National Convention

From Our Presidential Primary System Is An Accident by Galen Druke, Jake Arlow

Blue-tinted photo of the Iranian flag waving on a pole against a grid-patterned background, styled in FiveThirtyEight's editorial aesthetic.

2020-01-10

Iranian Flag Editorial Illustration

From Americans Don’t Know What To Think About Trump’s Iran Strategy by Nathaniel Rakich

2020-01-10

LSU vs. Clemson College Football Playoff Matchup Illustration

From What To Watch For In College Football’s National Championship by Jake Lourim

Abstract speckled pattern of yellow and orange dots scattered densely over a teal green background with no text or data.

2020-01-10

Abstract Speckled Dot Pattern

From Can You Find A Number Worth Its Weight In Letters? by Zach Wissner-Gross

The flag of Brazil featuring a green background, yellow diamond, blue circle, and the motto Ordem e Progresso.

2020-01-10

Flag of Brazil

From Can You Find A Number Worth Its Weight In Letters? by Zach Wissner-Gross

The flag of France featuring three vertical stripes in blue, white, and red.

2020-01-10

Flag of France

From Can You Find A Number Worth Its Weight In Letters? by Zach Wissner-Gross

Editorial illustration showing a blue star-patterned silhouette of Iowa with a percentage symbol badge and an Election Update label.

2020-01-11

Election Update – Iowa

From Election Update: Sanders Now Leads A Wide-Open Iowa Race by Nate Silver

Illustrated white boater hat with red, white, and blue ribbon and a thumbs-up emoji pin, surrounded by patriotic star confetti on a beige background.

2020-01-13

Patriotic Boater Hat with Thumbs-Up Pin Illustration

From Democratic Party Leaders Are Mostly Sitting Out The Endorsement Race So Far by Geoffrey Skelley

Editorial illustration of a Baltimore Ravens player number 8 with a speech bubble reading 'It was a bad day for doing the analytically sound thing.'

2020-01-13

It Was A Bad Day For Doing The Analytically Sound Thing

From The NFL’s Divisional Round Gave Us A Few Near-Upsets — And One Certified Mega-Upset

Editorial illustration of a cartoon face with glasses and a speech bubble quoting Biden does have a tendency to cause trouble for himself, of course.

2020-01-14

Biden Tends to Cause Trouble for Himself - FiveThirtyEight Quote Illustration

From Will The Last Debate Before Iowa Shake Up The 2020 Race?

Editorial illustration showing a cartoon portrait of Joe Biden alongside blue star-patterned state outlines and an Election Update banner on a pink background.

2020-01-14

Election Update — Biden Illustration

From Election Update: Two New Polls Show Biden’s Upside Scenario by Nate Silver

Editorial illustration for the January Democratic Primary Debate showing cartoon portraits of six candidates and a Democratic donkey mascot at debate podiums.

2020-01-15

The January Democratic Primary Debate

From What Went Down At The January Democratic Debate

Orange editorial illustration of a speech bubble outline containing the text 'What about him?' on an orange background.

2020-01-15

What About Him? Speech Bubble Illustration

From Did Tuesday Night’s Democratic Debate Do Anything To Break The Logjam In Iowa?

Editorial collage of a black-and-white man in a hat holding a large thermometer in front of a vintage colorful world map on a green background.

2020-01-15

Man with Thermometer and World Map Collage

From Here’s How We Know 2019 Was The Second-Hottest Year Ever by Maggie Koerth

Repeating pattern of illustrated debate podiums with microphones and colorful bar chart icons on a teal background.

2020-01-15

Debate Podiums and Bar Charts Decorative Pattern

From The January Democratic Debate In 6 Charts by Likhitha Butchireddygari, Laura Bronner, Anna Wiederkehr

Editorial illustration of people holding campaign-style signs for dog breeds including Schnauzer, Beagle, Corgi, Yorkie, and Labradoodle competing for Cutest Dog 2020.

2020-01-16

Cutest Dog 2020 Campaign Signs Illustration

From Do Parties Or Voters Choose Presidential Nominees? by Anna Rothschild, Galen Druke

Editorial illustration showing silhouettes of people overlaid on the state outlines of Iowa and New Hampshire, with Iowa depicted larger than New Hampshire.

2020-01-16

Iowa and New Hampshire State Silhouettes with People

From Do Parties Or Voters Choose Presidential Nominees? by Anna Rothschild, Galen Druke

Two voting booths with dark curtains, each topped with a blue balloon, against a light gray background.

2020-01-16

Two Voting Booths with Blue Balloons

From Do Parties Or Voters Choose Presidential Nominees? by Anna Rothschild, Galen Druke

Editorial collage illustration for The Primaries Project featuring photos of a political convention with balloons and crowds overlaid with geometric color blocks.

2020-01-16

The Primaries Project

From How The Modern Primary System Has Shaped Our Politics by Galen Druke, Jake Arlow

Editorial illustration of two political figures in front of the Iowa state silhouette with stars, labeled Election Update.

2020-01-16

Election Update – Warren and Sanders Iowa Illustration

From Election Update: Why Warren Needs To Play To Win — And That Includes Beating Sanders by Nate Silver

Four US state silhouettes filled with American flag stars and stripes patterns in blue and white on a grid background, representing early primary or caucus states.

2020-01-17

US State Silhouettes with American Flag Pattern

From The Iowa Caucuses Are In 17 Days. What’s Going On In The Early States? by Geoffrey Skelley

Decorative editorial illustration with the text Election Update on a green background with blue circles containing percent signs.

2020-01-18

Election Update – FiveThirtyEight Editorial Illustration

From Election Update: The First Post-Debate Polls Are In! And They’re … Pretty Weird. by Nate Silver

Editorial illustration of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (#15) with a speech bubble reading 'Too much K.C. offense, too much Mahomes.'

2020-01-20

Too Much K.C. Offense, Too Much Mahomes

From How The Chiefs And Niners Became The Last NFL Teams Standing

Stylized editorial illustration showing the US Capitol dome in purple and a portrait of Donald Trump in green against an orange background.

2020-01-22

Trump and the US Capitol Editorial Illustration

From What Went Down During Rep. Adam Schiff’s Opening Arguments In The Senate Impeachment Trial

Decorative editorial illustration with the text Election Update on a pink background covered in red circles with percent signs.

2020-01-22

Election Update – FiveThirtyEight Editorial Illustration

From Election Update: It’s Cherry-Picking Season by Nate Silver

Colorized editorial illustration showing the US Capitol dome in purple and a portrait of Donald Trump in teal against an orange background.

2020-01-23

Trump and the US Capitol Editorial Illustration

From Republican Voters Increasingly Back The GOP’s Move To Block Impeachment Witnesses by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Laura Bronner

Decorative editorial illustration with repeating Uncle Sam top hats on a blue background and a central banner reading Election Update.

2020-01-23

Election Update – FiveThirtyEight Header Illustration

From Election Update: What Are The Chances Of A Brokered Convention? by Nate Silver

Editorial collage illustration for The Primaries Project featuring a suited figure with a blue balloon obscuring their face surrounded by red, white, and blue balloons.

2020-01-23

The Primaries Project

From There Has To Be A Better Way To Pick Presidential Nominees … Right? by Galen Druke, Jake Arlow

Editorial illustration of Bernie Sanders with star-patterned state map cutouts and an Election Update banner for FiveThirtyEight.

2020-01-27

Election Update – Bernie Sanders Illustration

From Election Update: Sanders Is On The Upswing by Geoffrey Skelley

Editorial illustration of a cartoon face with a speech bubble quoting that Bolton was in the White House and has the receipts, as the kids say.

2020-01-27

Bolton Quote Illustration: "Has the Receipts"

From Will The Bolton News Force Republicans To Call Witnesses In The Impeachment Trial?

Decorative editorial illustration featuring colorful blob shapes in teal, orange, pink, purple, and gray, each displaying a white percent sign.

2020-01-28

Percent Signs Decorative Illustration

From Why These Might Be The Most Competitive Iowa Caucuses Ever by Geoffrey Skelley

Editorial collage illustration showing multiple voting booths with raised hands and a ballot sheet, evoking themes of elections and voting.

2020-01-29

Voting Booths Editorial Collage Illustration

From The Way Most States Elect Candidates Isn’t Very Good for Women by Meredith Conroy, Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

Editorial illustration showing an Election Update banner with the silhouette of Iowa decorated with stars and three blue circles with percent signs on a pink background.

2020-01-30

Election Update – Iowa

From Election Update: A New Batch Of Iowa Polls Still Shows A Tight Race Between Sanders And Biden by Geoffrey Skelley

Editorial illustration of a woman voting at a polling booth with a VOTE sign and American flag, set against a green background filled with colorful circles containing percent signs.

2020-01-30

Voting and Polling Percentages Editorial Illustration

From The Iowa Caucuses Are In 4 Days. Almost Anything Could Still Happen. by Nate Silver

Editorial illustration of a smiling woman in a purple jacket with a decorative speech bubble and quote mark graphic overlay on a muted green background.

2020-01-31

Editorial Illustration with Speech Bubble and Portrait

From Stacey Abrams Thinks She’ll Be President By 2040 by Clare Malone

The Iowa state flag displayed against a grid background, shown in blue and white tones with an eagle and state motto ribbons.

2020-01-31

Iowa State Flag

From Where Are All The Iowa Polls This Year? by Geoffrey Skelley

Editorial collage featuring a woman holding a Welcome to New Mexico sign, the New Mexico state capitol building, a vintage photo of a woman, and the state seal.

2020-01-31

New Mexico Editorial Collage

From Why New Mexico Elects More Women Of Color Than The Rest Of The Country by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Meredith Conroy

Editorial illustration of a female politician with a silhouette of Iowa state covered in stars and an Election Update banner.

2020-01-31

Election Update – Iowa illustration

From Election Update: Is Klobuchar Having A Last-Minute Surge In Iowa? by Geoffrey Skelley

Editorial illustration of the state of Iowa in blue with a red outline and a dark circle bearing a percent sign, suggesting a story about Iowa polling or statistics.

2020-02-02

Iowa State Illustration with Percent Sign

From That Last Big Des Moines Register Poll Of Iowa? We’re Not Getting It. by Geoffrey Skelley

Editorial illustration of a woman's face with a speech bubble quoting: You can't claim victory from the pre-alignment vote total!! That's not how the caucuses work.

2020-02-02

You Can't Claim Victory From the Pre-Alignment Vote Total

From What Are The X-Factors That Could Change The Results In Iowa?

Editorial illustration showing Kansas City Chiefs quarterback number 15 and San Francisco 49ers quarterback number 10 in throwing poses on a red background with football play diagram arrows.

2020-02-02

Super Bowl LIV: Chiefs vs. 49ers Editorial Illustration

From What Went Down In Super Bowl LIV

Editorial illustration showing the outline of Iowa filled with a blue wave pattern and an Election Update banner overlay with red and blue borders.

2020-02-03

Election Update – Iowa

From Our Final Forecast For The Iowa Caucuses by Geoffrey Skelley

Editorial illustration of a Democratic donkey holding a group photo of multiple illustrated Democratic presidential candidate faces in blue tones.

2020-02-04

Democratic Primary Candidates Group Illustration

From What Did — And Didn’t — Go Down In The Iowa Caucuses by Meena Ganesan

Editorial illustration of NBA player Andrew Wiggins in a Minnesota Timberwolves jersey with a speech bubble reading "Star Andrew Wiggins" on a blue background.

2020-02-06

"Star Andrew Wiggins" Editorial Illustration

From The Biggest Surprises Of The NBA Trade Deadline

Decorative teal illustration with red, white, and blue bunting garlands and a central label reading Election Update.

2020-02-07

Election Update – FiveThirtyEight Editorial Illustration

From Election Update: What The First Few Post-Iowa Polls Say by Geoffrey Skelley

Illustration of the state of New Hampshire filled with an American flag pattern in blue and white, set against a grid paper background.

2020-02-07

New Hampshire State Shape with American Flag Illustration

From New Hampshire Votes In Three Days. Many Voters Could Still Switch Candidates. by Likhitha Butchireddygari

A shrug emoticon rendered in large blue and red overlapping text on a white background.

2020-02-07

Shrug Emoticon Illustration

From You’ll Never Know Which Candidate Is Electable by Maggie Koerth

Three blue and red ASCII-style shrug emoticons arranged in a row on a white background.

2020-02-07

Shrug Emoticons

From You’ll Never Know Which Candidate Is Electable by Maggie Koerth

Editorial cartoon illustration of a gray-haired man in a suit with an American flag pin, overlaid with an Election Update banner on a yellow background.

2020-02-07

Election Update – Illustrated Portrait

From Election Update: There’s A New Face In Our Forecast. (It’s Bloomberg.) by Nate Silver

Editorial illustration showing a blue star-patterned silhouette of New Hampshire with a percentage symbol badge and an Election Update label.

2020-02-07

Election Update – New Hampshire

From Election Update: Buttigieg Is Rising In New Hampshire by Nathaniel Rakich

Illustrated editorial graphic showing cartoon portraits of Democratic primary debate candidates at podiums for the New Hampshire Democratic Primary Debate.

2020-02-08

The New Hampshire Democratic Primary Debate

From What Went Down In The New Hampshire Democratic Debate

Editorial illustration of a caricature of Bernie Sanders surrounded by teal percentage sign icons with an Election Update banner overlay.

2020-02-09

Election Update – Bernie Sanders Illustration

From Election Update: The Polling Picture In New Hampshire Is Actually Pretty Clear by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial illustration of a woman with a speech bubble quoting a joke about not getting votes being cruel and unusual punishment after Iowa.

2020-02-10

Quote Illustration: "That would just be cruel and unusual punishment after Iowa"

From What Are The X-Factors That Could Shake Up New Hampshire?

Decorative editorial illustration with the text Election Update in a red and blue bordered label on a green background with percent sign icons.

2020-02-10

Election Update – FiveThirtyEight Editorial Illustration

From Election Update: Our First Big National Poll Shows Just How Unsettled The Race Is by Nathaniel Rakich, Geoffrey Skelley

Black and white photo of three suited men overlaid with colorful block letters spelling CHAT in red, orange, and blue.

2020-02-11

FiveThirtyEight Chat Graphic with Republican Candidates

From Who Are These New Hampshire Voters Deciding Who Should Run Against Trump? by Galen Druke, Anna Rothschild, Tony Chow

An I Voted sticker featuring an American flag torn in two, set against a blue background, used as editorial illustration.

2020-02-11

Torn I Voted Sticker Editorial Illustration

From Americans Were Already Primed To Distrust Elections. Then Came Iowa. by Maggie Koerth

Editorial illustration showing the state of New Hampshire in blue tones with an Election Update banner overlay in red, white, and blue.

2020-02-11

Election Update – New Hampshire

From Our Final Forecast For The New Hampshire Primary by Geoffrey Skelley

Editorial illustration showing the state of New Hampshire filled with illustrated faces of Democratic presidential candidates, alongside a cartoon Democratic Party donkey with star-shaped eyes.

2020-02-11

Democratic Candidates in New Hampshire Primary Illustration

From What Went Down In The New Hampshire Primary by Meena Ganesan

Editorial collage illustration showing Trump, the US Capitol, a peach, and labels for the two impeachment articles: Abuse of Power and Obstruction of Congress.

2020-02-12

Trump Impeachment Articles Collage Illustration

From Fewer Americans Think Impeachment Will Hurt Trump’s Reelection Chances by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Laura Bronner

Editorial graphic showing a soccer ball on grass with a speech bubble announcing an upcoming chat comparing presidential candidates to EPL teams.

2020-02-13

Every Presidential Candidate As An EPL Team discussion promo

From Can Manchester United — Or Anyone Else — Catch Chelsea For The EPL’s Final Champions League Spot?

Blue-tinted editorial photo of a suited person holding a campaign button featuring the Democratic donkey and the text Somewhat Liberal.

2020-02-14

Somewhat Liberal Button – FiveThirtyEight Editorial Illustration

From Could ‘Somewhat Liberal’ Democrats Hold The Key To The Primary? by Perry Bacon Jr

Decorative editorial graphic reading Election Update in a bordered label on a pink background with purple percentage sign circles.

2020-02-14

Election Update – FiveThirtyEight Editorial Graphic

From Election Update: The First Polls Since New Hampshire Show No Big Bounces by Nathaniel Rakich

Vintage-style illustration of a peach with green leaves and stem on a lavender background.

2020-02-18

Peach Illustration

From Impeachment Didn’t Change Minds — It Eroded Trust by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Laura Bronner

Editorial illustration showing a caricature of Michael Bloomberg alongside star-patterned state maps of Virginia, North Carolina, and Oklahoma with an Election Update banner.

2020-02-18

Election Update: Bloomberg Illustration

From Election Update: Bloomberg’s Super Tuesday Gamble May Be Paying Off by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial illustration of a cartoon face with glasses and a speech bubble quoting a remark about Michael Bloomberg on an orange background.

2020-02-19

Quote Illustration: Michael Bloomberg Attention

From Will The Nevada Debate Be All About Bloomberg?

Four identical white boxes with blue stripes and red-and-white RETURN shipping labels against a purple background, editorial illustration.

2020-02-19

Return Boxes Editorial Illustration

From What Happens To Your Mail-Order Mattress After You Return It by Maggie Koerth

Decorative editorial illustration with repeating blue bell curve wave patterns and a central label reading Election Update in a red and blue bordered box.

2020-02-19

Election Update – FiveThirtyEight Editorial Illustration

From We Fixed An Issue With How Our Primary Forecast Was Calculating Candidates’ Demographic Strengths by Nate Silver

Colorful editorial illustration of a US map covered in multicolored circles with percent signs, overlaid with the text Election Update in a bold banner.

2020-02-19

Election Update – FiveThirtyEight Editorial Illustration

From Election Update: We Got A Flurry Of New National Polls. Sanders Led Them All. by Nathaniel Rakich

Illustrated editorial graphic for the Nevada Democratic Primary Debate showing cartoon portraits of six candidates and a Democratic donkey at debate podiums on a purple background.

2020-02-20

The Nevada Democratic Primary Debate

From What Went Down At The Nevada Democratic Debate

Editorial illustration of an Orlando Magic player number 00 with a speech bubble quoting 'They should actually just name that dunk "The Robbery."'

2020-02-20

"They should actually just name that dunk 'The Robbery.'"

From What We’re Excited About For The NBA’s Stretch Run

Editorial cartoon of a woman with a speech bubble on an orange background quoting Bloomberg and Biden are inextricably linked.

2020-02-21

Bloomberg and Biden Are Inextricably Linked

From Is Nevada More Wide-Open Than We Realize?

Illustrated I Voted Today sticker in blue and white with stars, on a grid paper background.

2020-02-21

I Voted Today Sticker Illustration

From Increased Voter Turnout Could Benefit Republicans Or Democrats In 2020 by Dhrumil Mehta

Editorial illustration combining a stylized 'ChAt' typography in red, white, and blue with the iconic Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Nevada sign on a red background.

2020-02-21

ChAt - Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Illustration

From What Makes Nevada Voters Unique? by Galen Druke, Anna Rothschild, Tony Chow

Editorial illustration of the state of Nevada in blue with wave patterns and an Election Update label in red, white, and blue.

2020-02-22

Election Update – Nevada

From Our Final Forecast For The Nevada Caucuses by Geoffrey Skelley, Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial illustration showing caricatures of Democratic presidential candidates inside the outline of Nevada, alongside a Democratic Party donkey symbol.

2020-02-22

Democratic Candidates in Nevada — Editorial Illustration

From What Went Down In The 2020 Nevada Caucuses

Editorial illustration of a cartoon face with a speech bubble reading 'I think this whole week is gonna be CAN ANYONE STOP BERNIE SANDERS?!?!?!? week.'

2020-02-25

Can Anyone Stop Bernie Sanders Week - FiveThirtyEight Illustration

From Will The South Carolina Debate Be All About Stopping Sanders?

Editorial illustration of South Carolina state outline filled with blue stars pattern and an Election Update label with red and blue borders.

2020-02-25

Election Update – South Carolina

From Election Update: Biden Holds A Narrow Lead Over Sanders In South Carolina (We Think) by Geoffrey Skelley

Editorial illustration showing six illustrated candidate portraits at debate podiums for the South Carolina Democratic Primary Debate.

2020-02-26

The South Carolina Democratic Primary Debate

From What Went Down At The South Carolina Democratic Debate

Illustrated US map in shades of blue with a bold Election Update label framed in red and blue lines, used as a FiveThirtyEight editorial header graphic.

2020-02-26

Election Update — FiveThirtyEight Header Illustration

From Election Update: What Our Forecast Says About Every Super Tuesday State by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial illustration of Real Madrid footballer Sergio Ramos with a speech bubble reading that the answer to what went wrong for Real is often Sergio Ramos.

2020-02-27

Sergio Ramos — What Went Wrong for Real?

From Real Madrid Is Sorta Screwed

Editorial illustration of a caricature of Joe Biden in front of a South Carolina state silhouette with an Election Update banner.

2020-02-27

Election Update: Biden and South Carolina

From Election Update: Biden Surges In South Carolina by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial cartoon of a illustrated woman with a speech bubble quoting South Carolina is the shot, Super Tuesday is the chaser on an orange background.

2020-02-28

South Carolina is the shot, Super Tuesday is the chaser

From What’s Going On In South Carolina? by Sarah Frostenson, Clare Malone, Galen Druke, Geoffrey Skelley

Editorial illustration showing the Republican elephant and Democratic donkey symbols on a blue background with a colorful winding ribbon between them.

2020-02-28

Republican Elephant and Democratic Donkey Illustration

From Black South Carolinians To Candidates: Quit Pandering by Anna Rothschild, Galen Druke

Decorative editorial illustration showing cutout shapes of Massachusetts, Vermont, and Maine with star patterns and a US map inset, labeled Super Tuesday.

2020-02-28

Super Tuesday State Illustrations

From What Our Forecast Says In Massachusetts, Maine And Vermont by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial illustration showing the state outlines of Virginia and North Carolina decorated with stars, alongside a small US map highlighting Super Tuesday states, with the label Super Tuesday.

2020-02-28

Super Tuesday – Virginia and North Carolina Illustration

From Super Tuesday Preview: Biden And Sanders Are Vying For First In North Carolina And Virginia by Geoffrey Skelley

Editorial illustration of South Carolina state outline in blue with wave patterns and an Election Update banner overlay in red, white, and blue.

2020-02-29

Election Update – South Carolina

From Our Final Forecast For The South Carolina Primary by Geoffrey Skelley

Stylized illustration of South Carolina divided into congressional districts, shaded in varying blues with star patterns, on a light green background.

2020-02-29

South Carolina Congressional Districts Illustrated Map

From What Our Forecast Says About The South Carolina Primary At The District Level by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial illustration showing seven Democratic presidential candidate faces arranged within the outline of South Carolina, alongside a cartoon Democratic donkey taking a selfie.

2020-02-29

Democratic Candidates in South Carolina Illustration

From What Went Down At The South Carolina Primary

Editorial illustration of two older male political figures in suits with an Election Update banner, on a light blue background.

2020-03-01

Election Update – Biden and Sanders Illustration

From Election Update: South Carolina — And A Bunch Of New Polls — Are Showing A Close Super Tuesday Race by Nathaniel Rakich

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