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Election Data
- New York Times' 2020 Election Results MapStill updating. Uses MIT election data to map results at the precinct level.
- Project Vote SmartA whole wealth of information, about the candidates (bios, voting records, interest group ratings and more), about voter registration, and links to other political resources.
- Open SecretsFrom the Center for Responsive Politics, this site allows you to track campaign contributions from many different angles.
- CQ Voting and Elections Collection This link opens in a new window
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A collection of data and analyses of US elections, including data on presidential, congressional, and gubernatorial elections, political parties, campaigns, and demographic information. Covers presidential election results from 1789 and forward. Note: You can also search across all of the CQ Press reference resources here. - CQ Politics in America This link opens in a new window
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A guide to politics with information on each member of Congress and the district he or she represents. Note: You can also search across all of the CQ Press reference resources here.
- The American Presidency Project Election StatisticsElection results by state for the presidency since 1789.
- Links to State Elections Data: Princeton LibraryAmazing library research guide with links to individual state elections data and many other sources.
Elections Survey Data
- iPoll Databank This link opens in a new window
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U.S. public opinion poll data, organized at the question level from the Roper Center, 1942 - current.
NOTE: You will need to register with your Carleton email address to begin fully using this database.
- American National Election Studies (ANES)Long-running series of survey data on voting, public opinion, and political participation. 1960 - 2020.
