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u/Sea-Leopard1611
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Oct 02 '25
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u/[deleted]
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Sep 18 '25
Economic Performance by Presidential Party since 1990
Why have Democrats so significantly outperformed Republicans the last 35 years? Is it policy or just luck of the draw?
r/charts • u/LazyConstruction9026 • Jul 04 '25
Percent of people by political affiliation proud to be American (2002-2024)
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u/Conscious-Quarter423
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Oct 13 '25
Since 2009, the number of pedestrians killed by cars in the US has risen by almost 80%
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u/Conscious-Quarter423
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Sep 11 '25
A conservative murdered a Democratic lawmaker -- and wounded another -- three months ago. Between 2013 and 2022, right-wingers committed the vast majority of political murders. If you actually care about political violence, you should not spread wild lies about it.
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u/AceMcLoud27
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Aug 10 '25
Democrats vs. Republicans: Job Creation and Recessions in Perspective
r/charts • u/LazyConstruction9026 • Jul 03 '25
Growing ideological divide between men and women in South Korea, U.S., Germany, UK
r/charts • u/soalone34 • Aug 04 '25
Estimated percent of 30 year olds who are both married and homeowners (1950-2025) in the US
r/charts • u/Goodginger • Sep 25 '25
Why do red states take more from the federal system than blue states?
This chart shows which seats contribute to federal dollars, compared to which states take more from the federal government.
New Mexico, as a blue State, makes sense. They have a lot of military facilities. What is the reason the other top beneficiaries are mostly red states?
r/charts • u/Logical-Passenger-52 • Sep 30 '25
Same-Sex and Heterosexual Divorce Probability Over 20 Years
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u/Conscious-Quarter423
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Sep 17 '25
Murders by politically motivated left-wing and right-wing killers, grouped by decade. What do you see?
r/charts • u/Far-Building3569 • Nov 04 '25
The most regretted college majors
SOURCE: ZipRecruiter
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u/LazyConstruction9026
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Jul 12 '25
The death toll of a lack of air conditioning in Europe
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u/soalone34
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Jan 26 '26
US aid to Israel
source: https://www.stephensemler.com/p/how-much-aid-has-the-us-given-israel
NOTE: this does not include
Aid as part of treaties with Israel to Egypt: ~$75–85B and Jordan: ~$30–40B
Loan guarantees: tens of billions in backing (billions in real value)
Missile defense (DoD-side): $10–15+ billion
Emergency arms transfers: episodic, but multi-billion
Intelligence & surveillance: unpriced, but extremely high value
Pre-positioned stockpiles: $1–3+ billion
Preferential arms access: tens of billions in facilitated capability
r/charts • u/Old-School8916 • Sep 28 '25
% of US adults who ID as Christian
source: Pew Research
see much more comprehensive stats here; https://www.pewresearch.org/religious-landscape-study/region/united-states/?selectedYear=2024&activeChartId=99f67106dfd95c4273ee34eccd03573e
r/charts • u/Conscious-Quarter423 • Sep 09 '25
Blue States make the money, Red States take the money. The biggest welfare queens are the red states.
r/charts • u/aar0nbecker • Nov 18 '25
since 2022, women over 40 have had more babies than women under 20 in the USA
r/charts • u/acefiveofdiamonds • Aug 28 '25