Best Elections Blogs and Websites

We ranked the top 6 Elections Blogs and websites on the Internet.Follow them in one place with FeedGlass, and never miss a thing.
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1. FiveThirtyEight

Data-driven analysis of politics and elections

FiveThirtyEight, founded by Nate Silver, offers comprehensive analysis of politics and elections using statistical models and data. It covers a wide range of topics from polling to election forecasts and includes articles, podcasts, and interactive graphics.

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2. The Cook Political Report

Nonpartisan election analysis and forecasts

The Cook Political Report is a nonpartisan newsletter that offers detailed analysis and forecasts of elections at the federal and state levels. It provides in-depth insights into the political landscape, including race ratings and electoral trends.

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3. Electoral-Vote.com

Tracking electoral votes and election news

Electoral-Vote.com tracks U.S. electoral votes and provides analysis and news on elections. It features daily updates, polling data, and detailed breakdowns of electoral college projections.

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4. Ballotpedia

Comprehensive election and political information

Ballotpedia is an exhaustive resource for information on elections, candidates, and political issues. It covers federal, state, and local elections, providing detailed profiles, election results, and explanatory articles.

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5. Sabato's Crystal Ball

Election forecasts and political analysis

Sabato’s Crystal Ball, run by the University of Virginia Center for Politics, offers election forecasts and political analysis. It provides detailed race ratings, electoral maps, and expert commentary on election trends and outcomes.

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6. Election Law Blog

Insights on election law and voting rights

Election Law Blog, authored by Rick Hasen, provides insights on election law, voting rights, and campaign finance. It covers legal developments, court cases, and legislative changes affecting elections and democracy.