How to Create Politics Infographics

This example of infographics created using Politics Infographics solution for ConceptDraw DIAGRAM shows the branches of the federal government of the United States according to the U.S. Constitution.

The United States government leans on the republicanism and federalism principles. There are three divisions that form the government: the executive branch — White House, the legislature — that is, the US Capitol, and the judiciary — the Supreme Court. The United States Congress refers to the legislative division of the federal government and is composed of two chambers: the House of Representatives and the Senate.

The President is liable for enforcing and implementing the laws created by Congress. The Vice President is also part of the executive power. The judicial power is represented by the Supreme Court and includes the courts of appeals, district courts, and courts of special jurisdiction.

1. Run ConceptDraw DIAGRAM.
2. Reveal the Politics Infographics item in the Solutions panel.
3. Click the library preview to activate it in the Library panel.

4. Drag and drop the needed objects from the library to a document page.
5. In our example, we additionally used some arrow shapes from the Sales Arrows library.

6. You can even import your own pictures and images to customize your infographics.
7. Add text — to activate the Text Tool select an object and start typing. To finish, click on an empty area on the page or press ESC.

8. Use connectors if you need to display reletionships.
9. You can arrange the objects in your infographic relative to each other using the options presented in the Arrange & Size panel.

Result: Any of ConceptDraw’s infographics examples can be used as a good start for your infographics.