Presidential campaigns and staff connections

This NYT visualizations allows you to learn more about the work trajectory of the presidential candidates' current staff
Home page http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2015/05/17/us/elections/2016-presidential-campaigns-staff-connections-clinton-bush-cruz-paul-rubio-walker.html
Approach By identifying the political trajectories and ties of the team members of the US presidential candidates, this project made by the NYT reveals who they have advised in the past and how it might influence the political game for the next presidential race.
Phase Released
Tags presidential campaign staff, spin doctors, political system, US, politics, viz, and who's who
Project Start Date 2015
Launch Date 2015
Most Recent Update 2015
Thematic Focus Politics
Issue addressed Tracking political trajectories
Geographic Focus United States

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Description

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The Times published an interactive graphic that looks at how the teams behind some likely and announced presidential candidates are connected to previous campaigns, administrations and organizations close to the possible nominees.
Approach (How?) By identifying the political trajectories and ties of the team members of the US presidential candidates, this project made by the NYT reveals who they have advised in the past and how it might influence the political game for the next presidential race.
Language English
Commissioner Self-commissionned
Publisher NYT

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