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The 40 Weirdest (And Best) Charts We Made In This Long, Strange Year

Evelyn Alder by Evelyn Alder
April 7, 2021
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The 40 Weirdest (And Best) Charts We Made In This Long, Strange Year

Over the course of 2020, FiveThirtyEight’s visual journalists covered a historic election, an unprecedented year in sports, a raging pandemic and an economy in free fall. So to cap off this long, strange, difficult year, we’re continuing our tradition of celebrating the best — and weirdest — charts we’ve published in the last 12 months. Charts are grouped by topic, but they’re not listed in any particular order beyond that. Click any of them to read the story where they originally ran. Enjoy!

Politics

Interview

Entrepreneurship

Interviewer

Entrepreneur

Entrepreneurship

Why the Suburbs Have Shifted Blue

Entrepreneurship

American Community Survey

Interviewer

Sanders Voters

Interview

Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneur

Interviewer

Entrepreneurship

Interviewer

Interview

Interviewer

Interviewer

Entrepreneurship

Interview

Entrepreneur

Interviewer

Interviewer

Election 2020

Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneur

Entrepreneurship

Interviewer

Interviewer

Entrepreneurship

Interviewer

Interview

Sports

Interviewer

Entrepreneurship

Interviewer

Entrepreneur

Interview

Entrepreneurship

Interview

Entrepreneurship

Interviewer

Entrepreneurship

Interviewer

Interviewer

Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneur

Interviewer

Interview

COVID-19 and its economic fallout

Interviewer

Entrepreneurship

Interview

Entrepreneurship

Interviewer

Entrepreneur

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Entrepreneurship

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Entrepreneurship

Interview

Entrepreneur

Entrepreneurship

Did you enjoy this long list of weird charts? Then boy do we have content in the archives for you! Check out our lists from 2019, 2018, 2016, 2015 and 2014.

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Evelyn grew up in Sacramento, California, and now lives in San Francisco as a full-time environmentalist and a part-time journalist. She was previously an editor at local online newspaper, where she wrote about topics including technology, finance and the media industry.

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Evelyn grew up in Sacramento, California, and now lives in San Francisco as a full-time environmentalist and a part-time journalist. She was previously an editor at local online newspaper, where she wrote about topics including technology, finance and the media industry.

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