What do Americans think about the rest of the world?
A map shows how Americans view other nations—friends, foes, or unfamiliar. It’s a glimpse into global opinion shaped by history, politics, and perception.
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Political maps
Political Maps show governmental and administrative borders of countries, provinces, states, and counties, the location of major cities, and other political units.
Political evolution of U.S. senate (1789 – 2018)
A closer look at the U.S. Senate’s evolution from 1789 to 2018—complete with an animated map showing political changes, long vacancies, and the structure of the chamber itself.
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What Would Have Happened If Northern Ireland Voted on Irish Unity in 2016?
A 2016 map illustrates Northern Ireland’s regional perspectives on a potential border referendum, revealing the complexities of public opinion.
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Which National Flags Do People Recognize Most
Flag recognition rankings from a public survey and the leading countries people identify most often.
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The Uniqueness of Flags Visualized
Flag map grouped into nine regional families with country lists, main colors and common design elements.
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The last time a stated voted for a Democratic candidate for U.S. senate
Reddit user: Shitmemery Only four states haven’t elected a Democrat in the last ~40 years: -The most recent Democrat to
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Map of most advanced education degrees of American Governors and Canadian First Ministers
SaxManSteve The most popular advanced education degrees among the American Governors and Canadian First Ministers: • Law – 25 states/provinces
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Map of first higher education degrees of European country leaders
Law dominates this map of European leaders’ first university degrees, but it’s far from the whole story. Physics, Philosophy, Engineering, Medicine, Architecture all have their representatives, scattered across the continent in ways that reflect each country’s own academic and political culture.
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The year women gained the right to vote in Europe
Starting in the mid-19th-century, women tried to alter voting legislation to permit them to vote. The first county in the world to award and maintain women’s suffrage continuously was Norway in 1913.
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Percentage of Latin Americans who think the government only favors the elite
Do you think the government only favors the elite? Source: Gothnath 97% of Brazilians believe the government only favors the elite.
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