How to read this page
Each panel is an interactive Google Chart. Hover for tooltips; use the Export menu (PNG / SVG) and the View data table / CSV controls beside each chart. Charts fade in as you scroll.
- Internet is required. Google Charts loads its engine from Google's CDN at view time, so these pages do not render offline.
- Reproduce it. Install the package in Stata:
net install googlechart, from("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ericabooth/googlechart-stata-public/main/") replace force, then run the article'sgoogletools_example.do. - Palette. The Texas 2036 brand (navy #1B2D55, orange #D44500, Montserrat) is applied throughout via the
tx2036styleoption.
1Uninsured rate by state (choropleth)
A US state-level choropleth of the 2025 uninsured rate. Texas has the highest uninsured rate in the nation. GeoChart supports country and US-state resolution.
2Highest-uninsured states (ranked bar)
The fifteen states with the highest uninsured rate, with on-bar value labels
(directlabels). Horizontal bars keep long labels readable.
3Income vs premature death (scatter)
Each point is a state: median household income against premature death
(years of potential life lost). Extra fields ride along in the tooltip via tooltipvars().
4Poverty, death, and rurality (bubble)
A four-variable view: child poverty (x), premature death (y), rural share
(bubble size), and an uninsured band (color, via over()).
5All measures (searchable table)
Every state and measure in one interactive table with a free-text search box
(tablesearch) and a sticky header (tableheadersticky). Type a state or
number to filter live.
6Texans on state policy (diverging stacked bar)
A Pew-style diverging stacked bar for Likert items, with the neutral category centered on zero. The survey data here are illustrative (not from County Health Rankings).