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Clear and beautiful data visuals for the U.S. election
Introducing the everviz election package.
Charts and maps showing 2024 U.S presidential and congressional election results in real-time on all platforms.
The U.S. election is right around the corner
Our data graphics help your audience understand all the angles of an election.
See some examples below, and note packages are available for any election.
A simple tool for a complex story
Our plug-and-play election graphics empower your team
to visualize election data effortlessly and in real-time.
We handle chart creation and data configuration.
Election maps
- Ability to visualize county level data with an AP key
- Live updating as states are called
On-brand election graphics
Incorporate company fonts, colors, layout and more to ensure
your brand’s consistency across platforms.
Coverage on all platforms
Engage your audience wherever they are.
Export the same responsive, interactive chart to all platforms, including:
- Online
- Linear TV
- Video packages
- Social media
Election results for everyone
Accessibility-compliant charts ensure legibility for disabled viewers.
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Introducing our US election visualization package
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