“US Voters, % Agreeing” applies to both charts. It’s a single diagram.
This is all bog standard shit. We don’t actually follow the ‘rules’ set forth in Grade 7 math class. You know that, right? Things that are obvious with just the slightest bit of reading for understanding are usually not repeated.
Graph seriously needs a labeled y-axis. Content paywalled.
So click on the archive link?
The label is above. The graphs communicate clearly.
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“US Voters, % Agreeing” applies to both charts. It’s a single diagram.
This is all bog standard shit. We don’t actually follow the ‘rules’ set forth in Grade 7 math class. You know that, right? Things that are obvious with just the slightest bit of reading for understanding are usually not repeated.
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They’re getting heated yeah, but I don’t see the issue with the graphs.
The x-axis is the year (not labelled, but reasonably inferred)
The Y-axis is percent of Americans agreeing (numbered on the right instead of the usual left, but explained in the header)
The labels are there in the current version on the page. The lines are at intervals pf 10% starting at 0.
It years. 2025 is close to 24 because it is a partial year.