Broadcast kit

Full-screen graphics built for television: big type, flat party colors, the source and the time we read the data always on screen, and a QR code to the page behind each number. Free to use on air and online with the credit shown on the picture (CC BY 4.0; see the embed terms).

Who controls the Senate?

200 possible Novembers as a dot plot, with the odds as “out of 100”.

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Who controls the House?

The same view for the House, from the Vugol Tensor simulations.

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The tightest races

Seven closest verified-poll races as a lead bar, margin and chance.

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Race face-off (any race)

Two big faces and two big numbers. Replace US-NC with any race key, for example US-GA.

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Put it on air

• Live in your graphics system. Add any full-screen link as a browser source (OBS, vMix, Wirecast, CasparCG, Viz) at 1920×1080. The scene scales to fit and refreshes its data every five minutes. Add ?bg=green, ?bg=blue or ?bg=transparent to color the area around the picture for keying.
• Hands-free loop. /tv/play cycles the scenes full screen, 12 seconds each, for a studio monitor, a lobby screen or a stream between segments. Choose scenes with ?scenes=senate,house,board,US-NC and the time with &sec=15.
• Stills. Every scene has a 1920×1080 PNG at the same address plus /image.png, for slides, social posts and bumpers.
• Always labeled. Simulations say they are not predictions; reader numbers are never shown beside verified polls; the read time is printed on every frame.

Example: https://vugol.me/tv/faceoff/US-GA. Race keys look like US-NC (Senate), US-GA-GOV (governor) and US-NY-17 (House district). Want something else on screen? Tell us and we will build it.