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<br> Add what you know. ([[Project:RaceTracker/Community Portal|Here's how.]]) | <br> Add what you know. ([[Project:RaceTracker/Community Portal|Here's how.]]) | ||
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| − | '''The RaceTracker project on the OpenCongress wiki''' tracks every | + | '''The RaceTracker project on the OpenCongress wiki''' tracks every 2012 race for the U.S. Senate, U.S. House of Representatives and state governor. RaceTracker is a free, open-source, fully-referenced, and non-partisan public resource. It is coordinated by the crew at [http://Elections.DailyKos.com Elections.DailyKos.com]. |
<br>'''Here's what you can find''': | <br>'''Here's what you can find''': | ||
| − | *Candidates for each seat and their status | + | * Candidates for each seat and their status |
| − | *Campaign contribution information | + | * Campaign contribution information |
| − | *District maps, past election results, and more | + | * District maps, past election results, and more |
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<big>'''Examples of tracked races:'''</big> | <big>'''Examples of tracked races:'''</big> | ||
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The power of the fully sourced and operational wiki project comes from the citizens across the country researching, writing and fact-checking the information here. It is free, open-source, transparent in its editing standards and sourcing, and non-partisan. All information on RaceTracker is required to be referenced to an outside news source, and no partisan information is included. RaceTracker serves the common interest of knowing everyone running to represent us in our government. | The power of the fully sourced and operational wiki project comes from the citizens across the country researching, writing and fact-checking the information here. It is free, open-source, transparent in its editing standards and sourcing, and non-partisan. All information on RaceTracker is required to be referenced to an outside news source, and no partisan information is included. RaceTracker serves the common interest of knowing everyone running to represent us in our government. | ||
| − | The RaceTracker wiki is coordinated primarily by the team at | + | The RaceTracker wiki is coordinated primarily by the team at [http://elections.dailykos.com Elections.DailyKos.com], with assistance from the [http://www.opencongress.org/about OpenCongress team]. We encourage you to make any additions or corrections via the "Edit with form" tab at the top of every race page (you'll need to log-in to edit; see the "Join OpenCongress" link in the top right to register for free). You can also leave a question or message for JamesL, a RaceTracker project coordinator, on his [[User:JamesL|"talk" page]]. |
For questions more generally about the RaceTracker wiki or about starting your own project on OpenCongress, please contact the OpenCongress team at [mailto:writeus@opencongress.org writeus@OpenCongress.org]. | For questions more generally about the RaceTracker wiki or about starting your own project on OpenCongress, please contact the OpenCongress team at [mailto:writeus@opencongress.org writeus@OpenCongress.org]. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:00, April 28, 2012
Add what you know. (Here's how.)
| House: 435 seats | Senate: 33 seats | |||||
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| GOP | Dems | Total | GOP | Dems | Total | |
| Confirmed primary challenges | 5 | 2 | 7 | 5 | 5 | 10 |
| Possible primary challenges | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Open seats* | 16 | 21 | 41 | 3 | 6 | 102 |
The RaceTracker project on the OpenCongress wiki tracks every 2012 race for the U.S. Senate, U.S. House of Representatives and state governor. RaceTracker is a free, open-source, fully-referenced, and non-partisan public resource. It is coordinated by the crew at Elections.DailyKos.com.
Here's what you can find:
- Candidates for each seat and their status
- Campaign contribution information
- District maps, past election results, and more
Find out how to participate or contact us at the RaceTracker community portal. Developers, do cool stuff with our (free) data, it's available many ways!
Select a state to see its candidates:
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Reports: Examples of tracked races: |
About/contact
The power of the fully sourced and operational wiki project comes from the citizens across the country researching, writing and fact-checking the information here. It is free, open-source, transparent in its editing standards and sourcing, and non-partisan. All information on RaceTracker is required to be referenced to an outside news source, and no partisan information is included. RaceTracker serves the common interest of knowing everyone running to represent us in our government.
The RaceTracker wiki is coordinated primarily by the team at Elections.DailyKos.com, with assistance from the OpenCongress team. We encourage you to make any additions or corrections via the "Edit with form" tab at the top of every race page (you'll need to log-in to edit; see the "Join OpenCongress" link in the top right to register for free). You can also leave a question or message for JamesL, a RaceTracker project coordinator, on his "talk" page.
For questions more generally about the RaceTracker wiki or about starting your own project on OpenCongress, please contact the OpenCongress team at writeus@OpenCongress.org.
Discover other community projects (or how to start your own!) at the main OpenCongress wiki community portal.
More background and individual contact information can be found on the RaceTracker community portal.
Project creation funded by a grant from the Sunlight Foundation
Project:RaceTracker - OpenCongress Wiki

