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State-Level Plots

Plots displaying state-level trends (US) for capital punishment. Like in the national plots, the y-axes of the first two plots are different races and the x-axes represent time. Each dot represents an execution that took place - the more solid the color is of bunched up dots, the more frequent or concentrated they are at that point (increase in frequency).

Plot 3: Frequency of Executions over Time in Texas by Race

Plot 3: Frequency of Executions over Time in Texas by Race

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Plot 4: Frequency of Executions over Time in California by Race

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Plot 5: Frequency of Executions over Time by Race (Federal)

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Plot 6: Frequency of Executions over Time in Florida by Race

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Plot 7: Frequency of Executions over Time in Missouri by Race

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Plot 8: Frequency of Executions over Time in Georgia by Race

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Plot 9: Frequency of Executions over Time in Alabama by Race

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Notes on State Plots

The following points are in regards to the prior plots and what could be determined from them.

  • National trends exemplified in state samples

    • States demonstrate trends that are in line with the national ones; large disparity in who is being executed, racially speaking

  • Federal Executions stopped before 2005 and then surged after 2020

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