Visualizing 2020 Election Uncertainty
Hello!
Thank you so much for being open to participating in our brief survey.

We know elections are always stressful and that everyone is putting enormous amounts of work into covering this unique presidential election, so your time is deeply appreciated.

There are going to be many challenges during this election. One of the most important challenges this time will be understanding how the number of outstanding votes is reported.

Visualizing election data is a crucial part of maintaining the health of our democracy.

We want to gather and summarize best practices and approaches across industries and disciplines. The hope is that we can find a breadth of solutions that can be shared, discussed, and reused.

In normal years, these are things we might discuss over coffee or at a conference. But in lieu of that, we are hoping this short survey can help spark a conversation and encourage folks to share their learnings.
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Where do you get your election results data from? (check all that apply) *
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Do you report the percent of vote reporting? *
What geographies do you report the percent of vote reporting and how do you report this information? (check all that apply)
Data Visualization
Data Without Graphics
Graphics + Data
States
Counties
Precincts
How do you calculate how many votes are remaining to be counted?
Do you visualize votes remaining? *
If you visualize votes remaining, how do you represent the data?
What platforms do you design election visualization for? (check all that apply) *
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Do you show any historical results alongside the real-time results? *
More generally, how are you approaching visualizing uncertainty around the election? *
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