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6 days ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Nick Evershed |Josh Nicholas

This week: visualisations of the Met Gala, our favourite Australian election takes and charting Myanmar’s March earthquake. This week: visualisations of the Met Gala, our favourite Australian election takes and charting Myanmar’s March earthquake. Composite: Getty Images / AAPHello and welcome to another edition of The Crunch!Another Australian election has come and gone in a flurry of maps, virtual parliaments and an animated dunk tank for losing candidates.

6 days ago | theguardian.com | Nick Evershed |Josh Nicholas

Hello and welcome to another edition of The Crunch!Another Australian election has come and gone in a flurry of maps, virtual parliaments and an animated dunk tank for losing candidates. In this week’s newsletter we’ll have all our favourite election visuals and a renewables explainer, as well as visualisations of the Met Gala and earthquakes in Myanmar from international outlets that decided not to go all-in on our election.

6 days ago | aol.co.uk | Nick Evershed |Josh Nicholas

Hello and welcome to another edition of The Crunch!Another Australian election has come and gone in a flurry of maps, virtual parliaments and an animated dunk tank for losing candidates. In this week’s newsletter we’ll have all our favourite election visuals and a renewables explainer, as well as visualisations of the Met Gala and earthquakes in Myanmar from international outlets that decided not to go all-in on our election.

1 week ago | theguardian.com | Josh Nicholas |Tory Shepherd

Pollsters correctly called that Labor had the most support going into Saturday’s election, but all the polls also underestimated Labor on both primary and two-party preferred measures. While the final results are within the stated margin of error for some of the polls, experts are worried about something else: across all of the polls, the results are too uniform. “They all exaggerated the Coalition. They all underestimated Labor. They all exaggerated One Nation and so on.

1 week ago | theguardian.com | Andy Ball |Josh Nicholas |Nick Evershed

NotesIn the election there will be a total of 150 electorates. This is one fewer than at the 2022 election, as two electorates were abolished due to redistributions by the AEC, and one new one – Bullwinkel in Western Australia – was created. The list of candidates includes only those announced by the major parties and prominent minor parties to date. It will be updated with the full list of confirmed candidates when that becomes available.