12 animated line charts filled with polling and election data
Polling averages, approval ratings, fundraising by quarter and seats called through election night: twelve line chart designs already loaded with realistic 2026 midterm numbers. Swap in your own series and export.
Classic Line Chart
Hero · Classic
Annotated Line Chart
Annotated
Dashed Line Chart
Dashed
Floating Line Chart
Floating
Gridded Line Chart
Gridded
Hollow Line Chart
Hollow
Minimal Line Chart
Minimal
Peak Line Chart
Peak
Sketch Line Chart
Sketch
Smooth Line Chart
Smooth
Stepped Line Chart
Stepped
Trend Line Chart
Trend
Trends are the story in politics: a polling average creeping up, an approval rating sliding, seats called hour by hour on election night, fundraising by quarter. Every line chart design here comes pre-filled with that kind of series, drawn in the red-and-blue political themes, so you can see the trend appear point by point before you replace it with your own.
Using them in a political video
Open a design, type your dates along the bottom and your values, and export. The Stepped design suits election-night seat counts, the Peak design spotlights a high point such as the share of undecided voters, the Trend design labels the latest number, and the Classic keeps a clean polling average. Export a transparent MOV to lay the trend over your footage, or an MP4 as a cutaway.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I show two candidates on one line chart?
- Each chart draws one line. For a head-to-head, export one chart per candidate in matching colors and stack them in your edit, or use a bar chart to compare the latest numbers side by side.
- Which design suits an election-night seat count?
- The Stepped design, which moves in horizontal steps as seats are called, and the Trend design, which labels the latest total. Both hold on the final figure.
- Can I label points by time of night?
- Yes. Point labels are free text, so 8 PM, 9 PM and so on work as well as months or years.