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2019 Annual Data Visualization Survey Results - leaders (full list)

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Last edited Aug 21, 2019
Created on Aug 21, 2019

A horizontal bar chart ranks the top 26 individuals and organizations from the 2019 Annual Data Visualization Survey by number of votes, using D3 v5 with SVG rendering. Each bar is labeled with the respondent's name and value, and the chart is annotated with the author’s gender via a subtle label color or marker. The visualization includes profile images and Twitter links for each leader, allowing viewers to identify and connect with the people who received the most votes in the survey. Sorted in descending order, the chart highlights Alberto Cairo as the clear leader with 140 votes, followed by a gradual decline to Lisa Charlotte Rost at 12 votes.

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