Here we are with another edition of our weekly Interactive Inspiration, the place where we show off some of the most interesting projects, graphics and maps that came to our attention for the past days. No surprises, when it comes to main topics, with the U.S. elections leading the way, now that the debates between the candidates are on. Other topics covered during this week include the Nobel Prizes, the War on Drugs in Mexico and corruption in Spain.

Click through the images to explore the interactive versions.

Balance of Power | Felix Gonda

(image: Felix Gonda)

Cognitive Consilience

(image: Soren Solari, Rich Stoner | Google Maps)

(Via Google Maps mania)

Nobel Science Winners | The Wall Street Journal

(interactive graphic by Madeline Farbman, Andrew Garcia Phillips and Randy Yeip | The Wall Street Journal)

State of the Polar Bear | Polar Bear International

(image: Polar Bear Internationals)

(Seen on Information Aesthetics)

The Bali bombers’ social network | ABC News

(image: ABC News)

(Via The Guardian Datastore)

How we voted | Reuters

(image: Reuters)

Movement in Jobs Market | The Wall Street Journal

(image: The Wall Street Journal)

London Wards

(image: The Greater London Authority)

(Another one found by Google Maps Mania)

Tracking Indices for the Global Economic Recovery | The Financial Times

(image: Financial Times)

The State of Economic Education in the US | Council for Economic Education

(image: Council for Economic Education)

Corrupt Mayors in Spain | 20 Minutos

(image: Carlos Gámez | 20.Minutos)

Interactive video transcript of Denver debate | Al Jazeera

(image: Al Jazeera)

Rise of the Mega Cities | The Guardian

(image: The Guardian)

Spanish budget | La Informacion

(image: Pablo Gutiérrez, CH.E.| LaInformacion)

Map of the Drug War in Mexico | Diego Valle

(image: Diego Valle | Google Maps)

(Again, picked from Google Maps Mania)

Baby Boomer Travel Ideas | HCC Medical Insurance Services

(image: HCC Medical Services)

What Romney and Obama’s Body Language Says to Voters | The New York Times

(image: Xaquin G.V., Alan McLean, Archie Tse and Sérgio Peçanha)

LinkedIn’s Most InDemand Employers | LinkedIn

(image: LinkedIn)

(We talked about this one here.)

Violent clashes with sovereign citizens across the U.S | NOLA

(image: NOLA)

Voting History of US States | Data Intuition

(Seen on Tableau’s Daily Viz. Original here.)

Where in the World | First Choice

(image: First Choice)

And remembering last week’s selected interactive graphics:

Britain’s Royal Navy in the First World War | The Guardian

(image: The Guardian | CartoDB and Torque)

Spanish budget | 20.Minutos

(image: Carlos Gámez | 20.Minutos)

30 Years of the CD | BPI

(Seen on Tableau’s Daily Viz. Check the original here.)

Energy Efficiency in the San Gabriel Valley | PMC

(image: PMC)

(Seen first on Information Aesthetics)

Investment banking by numbers | Financial Times

( graphic by Steve Bernard, and Emily Cadman | Financial Times)

Group Tones

(image: Group Tones | Google Maps)

(Via GoogleMaps Mania)

India in figures | The Economist

(image: The Economist)

James Bond bodycount | The Guardian

(image: The Guardian)

(image: The Guardian)

Top 10 Most Challenged Titles Of The Year | The Huffington Post

(graphic: Chris Spurlock | The Huffington Post)

U.S. Corporate Solar Projects | SEIA

(image: SEIA | Esri)

Remittance flows | Roxana Torre

(image: Roxana Torre)

Visualizing Foreclosure | WNYC

Ranking defense companies anti-corruption procedures | Financial Times

(graphic by Steve Bernard, Emily Cadman, and Carola Hoyos | Financial Times)

Hot Teams in the MLB | Michael Kovner

(Picked from Tableau’s Daily Viz. Original here)

Qui Sommes Nous | Dataveyes

(image: Dataveyes)

(another one seen on Information Aesthetics)

Africa mapped: how Europe drew a continent | The Guardian

(image: The Guardian)

Essential Edinburgh

(image: Essential Edinburgh)

Lostalgic | Santiago Ortiz

(image: Santiago Ortiz)

Study Abroad in the United States | HCC Medical Insurance Services

(image: HCC Medical Insurance Services)

Formule one by the numbers | 20.Minutos

(image: Carlos Gámez | 20.Minutos)

Tor and HTTPS | Electronic Frontier Foundation

(image: Electronic Frontier Foundation)

Feel free to send us your interactive work, either by emailing us or by dropping us a message on Facebook or Twitter. And we’ll be back next week with another Interactive Inspiration.