Andrew Nguyen

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Interactive graphics at the Boston Globe, passionate about data and design. andrew.nguyen@globe.com

A choropleth map of the United States with orange dots showing concentrated poverty in metropolitan America. Before the pandemic, the nation’s metro areas had nearly 5,800 neighborhoods with poverty rates of 30 percent or higher. One in 15 Americans lived in these places. And there were more children in these high-poverty neighborhoods than in all of New England.
A bar chart in Spanish showing how the city of Lawrence, Massachusetts voted in the last three presidential elections comparing the number of votes received by the democratic candidate vs. Trump. In 2020, Donald Trump made headlines in Massachusetts because of the inroads he made in Lawrence, a traditionally Democratic stronghold that also happens to be the most Hispanic city in the state. Four years later, he continued to make big gains in the Gateway City.