r/charts 21m ago

Trust in Government across the World

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r/charts 5h ago

[OC] US Local Economic Stability - Derived From News Articles From Varied Sources and Clustering Articles to Stories

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A personal project of mine where I collect the latest news articles from varied sources (NBC, NPR, BBC, IEEE, GDELT, etc.),cluster them, and compute their industry impact into scores displayed on a dashboard. This was some of this past weeks best news and the week in review for largest stability score movers and why. It’s a work in progress and would love feedback, but enjoy and let me know if you find any odd or interesting articles.

Each states top industries are found by find the highest weighted LQ (Location Quotient) sourced from the official US Census data

Source: https://global-economy-sim.vercel.app


r/charts 5h ago

[OC] US Local Economic Stability - Derived From News Articles From Varied Sources and Clustering Articles to Stories

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A personal project of mine where I collect the latest news articles from varied sources (NBC, NPR, BBC, IEEE, GDELT, etc.),cluster them, and compute their industry impact into scores displayed on a dashboard. This was some of this past weeks best news and the week in review for largest stability score movers and why. It’s a work in progress and would love feedback, but enjoy and let me know if you find any odd or interesting articles.

Each states top industries are found by find the highest weighted LQ (Location Quotient) sourced from the official US Census data

Source: https://global-economy-sim.vercel.app


r/charts 6h ago

Cost, stress, and mental health challenges are the top reasons for stopping out of college.

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Cost is the #1 reason for stopping out of college. However, currently enrolled students report more stress than students who've already left. 49% vs 31%.  

Data: Lumina-Gallup 2025.

Built with chartanimation.com & Canva


r/charts 9h ago

🇬🇧 UK’s 10 Living Prime Ministers by number of days served in Office: visualised

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79 Upvotes

Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_prime_ministers_of_the_United_Kingdom_by_length_of_tenure


r/charts 17h ago

What is the greatest source of risk to your safety in your daily life?

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35 Upvotes

The U.S. has ranked among the countries most likely to cite politics as a personal safety risk in all three waves of the World Risk Poll. However, 2025 marks the first time it has reached the top of the global ranking.

Americans Lead World in Viewing Politics as Risk to Safety


r/charts 1d ago

Most Prescribed Medications in the U.S. (2019)

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57 Upvotes

r/charts 1d ago

Political favourability ratings, among Restore Britain (polling at 3%) supporters

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73 Upvotes

r/charts 1d ago

Who are Reform UK’s supporters?

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21 Upvotes

r/charts 1d ago

Voting intentions in a general election in the UK as of May 2026: by gender

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5 Upvotes

Labour: red, Conservatives: dark blue, Liberal Democrats: orange, Reform: turquoise, Green: green.

Source: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1066274/uk-general-election-polls/?srsltid=AfmBOoqybEZILZOK7GU9mzR3EyNRpBt8S5nEFrG8eMEmZhZb1kIVqxDh


r/charts 2d ago

🇬🇧 The UK receives its 6th Prime Minister in 10 Years

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777 Upvotes

r/charts 2d ago

🇬🇧 State of the British Parliament by party that the new UK Prime Minister Andy Murray Burnham inherits (July 2026)

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184 Upvotes

r/charts 2d ago

I made an interactive globe that gets colored by a different country stat every day — guess which one

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16 Upvotes

Every round colors a 3D globe by a real dataset (population, GDP, life expectancy, elevation, and more) — no legend, just the gradient, and you pick the right stat from 4 options. About 100ish stats in rotation so far. looking forward to gather / verify more. Everyday has it's own new challenge, sale for everyone.

Link to play: https://heatmapquest.com/

Have a good day.


r/charts 3d ago

Top homicide rates US cities 1991 vs 2021 vs 2025

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r/charts 3d ago

% with a favorable opinion on Russia / GDP per capita (2025, PPP)

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36 Upvotes

Sources:

  1. Pew Research Center, "NATO Viewed Favorably Across 13 Member Nations" (June 2025), 2. Views of Russia and Putin:  https://www.pewresearch.org/global/2025/06/23/views-of-russia-and-putin-2025/pg_2025-06-23_global-views-russia-nato_2_01/  The percentage of favorable opinions is the sum of "Somewhat favorable" and "Very favorable".

  2. IMF, "GDP per capita, current prices" for 2025: https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/PPPPC@WEO/OEMDC/ADVEC/WEOWORLD

Data:

Country Country ISO code GDP per capita PPP (2025) Favorable opinion on Russia (2025)
Argentina AR $31,484 28%
Australia AU $72,132 8%
Brazil BR $23,381 23%
Canada CA $67,013 14%
France FR $66,276 19%
Germany DE $74,004 14%
Greece GR $44,981 38%
Hungary HU $48,239 32%
India IN $11,789 49%
Indonesia ID $17,746 64%
Israel IL $56,528 15%
Italy IT $63,538 27%
Japan JP $56,854 8%
Kenya KE $7,591 41%
Korea, Republic of KR $65,405 10%
Mexico MX $25,682 42%
Netherlands NL $84,738 9%
Nigeria NG $9,533 44%
Poland PL $55,793 6%
South Africa ZA $16,326 36%
Spain ES $57,034 9%
Sweden SE $74,081 6%
Türkiye, Republic of TR $44,110 38%
United Kingdom GB $65,525 14%
United States US $89,991 13%

r/charts 3d ago

EU member states sorted by land area

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117 Upvotes

r/charts 3d ago

Great Britain: groups less likely to be registered to vote (2022)

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42 Upvotes

86% of the overall eligible population in Britain is registered to vote.

This falls to 71% for people aged 18-34 years old, 77% for ethnic minorities, 65% for private renters, and 39% for recent movers.

Source: https://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/news-and-views/understanding-representation-people-bill


r/charts 3d ago

"How much did you trust each of the following sources when you research products and services?" Gen Z VS Boomers

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9 Upvotes

r/charts 4d ago

20 Metro Areas with the Largest Italian Diasporas

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152 Upvotes

r/charts 4d ago

Americans spend ~39x more per person on healthcare than Indians

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64 Upvotes

The US spends more per person on healthcare than every other country here, but it's the only one that doesn't guarantee coverage to its citizens. Switzerland, Norway, Germany, even much poorer countries like Mexico and India, have universal coverage as the goal, if not fully there yet.

Source: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/annual-healthcare-expenditure-per-capita?tab=line&country=WB_SA~WB_NA~WB_SSA~WB_EAP&time=2000..2023


r/charts 4d ago

Who Lacked Photo ID in 2020?

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111 Upvotes

An estimated 3% of U.S. voting-age citizens lacked non-expired government-issued photo ID in 2020, with substantially higher rates among 18–19-year-olds, people earning under $30,000, and Black and Hispanic citizens.

Source: Hanmer, Michael J., and Samuel B. Novey. 2023. Who Lacked Photo ID in 2020? An Exploration of the American National Election Studies. Center for Democracy and Civic Engagement, University of Maryland, and VoteRiders. https://voteriders.org/article/why-americans-dont-have-id/


r/charts 4d ago

Record solar output across Europe in June 2026

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69 Upvotes

r/charts 4d ago

Young democrats have a negative outlook on capitalism but support a free market economy.

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291 Upvotes

r/charts 5d ago

Dog vs cat ownership worldwide

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49 Upvotes

Survey was completed by Budget Direct in 2020: https://www.mentalfloss.com/geography/maps/cats-vs-dogs-map-shows-which-pet-world-prefers

Do you prefer cats, dogs, or a completely different animal?


r/charts 5d ago

U.S. immigrant population peaked at nearly 16% in January 2025 (the prior peak was in 1890)

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323 Upvotes