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Visualizing the data of elections – and their impacts: Data Journalism

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October 15, 2020
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Lo Bénichou
Creative Technologist
Madison Draper
Map Designer, TAM
Ken Schwencke
News Applications Editor
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Overview

During election season we’re bombarded with maps of poll data, campaigning, and results. But what other stories lay deeper within these maps, at a more local level? How does the geography of election results influence issues that impact our daily lives? In this talk, data viz reporters Lo Bénichou (The Washington Post) and Ken Schwencke (ProPublica) take us into the newsroom to discuss how visualizations of election data inform our understanding of politics - and how to think like a data journalist.

You’ll learn how to...

  • Think critically and creatively about elections data visualizations
  • Use maps to illuminate untold stories
  • Hunt for meaningful data mashups

Part of the TikTok成人版 Elections Challenge

Explore the why and how of effective elections maps with a special speaker series and map-making contest. .

Speakers

Lo Bénichou, Creative Technologist
Lo Bénichou is a creative technologist at the Washington Post. Prior to joining the team, they worked at TikTok成人版 and at a number of media organizations like CalMatters, WIRED, Youth Radio, KQED, NPR. At TikTok成人版, they supported journalists in creating compelling stories using maps and data. They also led partnerships with media organizations like Buzzfeed, Mother Jones, and The Patriot Act.

Ken Schwencke, News Applications Editor
Ken Schwencke is the editor of ProPublica’s news applications team, which creates interactive databases and graphics. Ken has been with ProPublica since 2016, where he has worked on their award-winning Electionland project, ran their database of nonprofit data, and reported on LGBTQ issues and white supremacists. Previously, he worked on The New York Times’ interactive news team and the Los Angeles Times data desk. He has a journalism degree from The University of Florida.

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