That’s why she created a media bias chart. As readers hurl claims of hidden bias towards outlets on all parts of the political spectrum, bias charts have emerged as a tool to reveal pernicious ...

And, with a little bit of number crunching, you can see it in a chart. Like this one ... On the left side of the political spectrum, mostly clustered at the edge: the Democrats in blue.

sources on the far left side of the chart have been rated to have a “most extreme left” bias (based on the U.S. political spectrum), while sources on the far right side of the chart have been ...

Big cities in the U.S. tend toward the liberal side of the political spectrum, even when they’re within conservative ... followed by Oklahoma City, Virginia Beach and Colorado Springs. (The chart ...

One chart I didn't get to include in my post ... trying to ascertain which outlets are favored by which side of the political spectrum. There aren't a whole ton of surprises here -- conservative ...

As part of its analysis, Crowdpac is able to break down where various professions fall on the political spectrum. It provided that data to Business Insider. Here's a summary of its findings ...

Combined, the contributions show where businesses and their employees fall on the political spectrum. The interactive chart below, ordered from greatest to least support for both major political ...