What we got right, what we got wrong, and when
The Voting with Your Tweet project produced a mixed bag of results according to our initial analysis.
Lines at polling places likely depend on where you live
Why do voters have to stand in line for hours to cast their votes in...
Live California results
Results for all statewide races, including President, Congress, the California Legislature and propositions.
Home mortgage interest deduction vulnerable
This article first appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle on 10/28/2012 If Social Security is the third rail of American politics, then the home mortgage interest tax deduction is the space just above it – no instant electrocution, but still a very dangerous spot for any politician who dares play near the tracks. Once the elections are over,...
How Twitter users are talking about elections
After gathering nearly 600,000 messages mentioning Congressional candidates across the U.S., we look at what...
Who would win the House if elections were held today?
Tweet VOTING WITH YOUR TWEET: An experiment in political forecasting As of 15 October, we...
US House incumbents get more attention on Twitter
Incumbents receive more tweets — often vastly more — than their challengers.
Illustrations of summary data
Graphics that provide insight into the project's data. UPDATED DAILY
Win-loss prediction
A daily prediction of who will win in each congressional district. UPDATED DAILY
Projected vote share
A map of projected vote share for congressional candidates. UPDATED DAILY
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What we got right, what we got wrong, and when
The Voting with Your Tweet project produced a mixed bag of results according to our initial analysis.
- Lines at polling places likely depend on where you live
- Live California results
- Home mortgage interest deduction vulnerable
- How Twitter users are talking about elections
- Who would win the House if elections were held today?
- US House incumbents get more attention on Twitter
- Illustrations of summary data
- Win-loss prediction