Data Vis Dispatch, March 5

In connection with the Russian-Ukrainian war, this week we saw visualizations of the economy and supply of both countries:

For some time, the war between Hamas and Israel has been more than just a war between these two parties. The civilians of Gaza are in a state of famine and as much as two thirds of the population has been displaced into Rafah:

A look at how the war is perceived by U.S. voters:

Sit back as we take you on a grand tour of the world of political visualizations. Let’s start with Europe!

U.S. charts are mainly related to the upcoming (though not too close) presidential election:

Two maps from the U.S. cover immigration and border control:

A striking set of visualizations in The Economist lets you explore demographic tendencies in the U.K. electorate:

Health concerns us throughout our lives — from post-COVID heart disease to cancer surgeries to mental illness:

Blizzards are raging in California, even as winter is getting warmer almost everywhere:

Have you ever thought about how much water a city needs? Here is a visualization that explores this question for Berlin:

From the richest to the poorest:

An upcoming solar eclipse and the just-past leap day!