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Explore public election records, coverage notes and methodology. Election.org has its own support program; this page is not a campaign checkout.
Election information & reform
A clearer picture.A more informedAmerica.
People should be able to understand an election without becoming a full-time researcher. We’re connecting source-linked records, useful explainers and creators who can make the information understandable.
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The work, in one line
01Official records
02Usable information
03Independent judgment
A public record. A clear explanation. Your own judgment.
A working direction. Not a claim of completed outcomes.Source-linked work✳Public access✳No bought conclusions
The practical idea
What would make an election easier to understand?
Start with the facts people actually need: what an office does, where an election’s official rules live, how a voting system works, and where a claim can be checked. Explain the tradeoffs. Let people make their own decisions.
We are not an election office. This appeal does not endorse a candidate or party, collect campaign contributions, or promise that a reform will pass. Official election sources take precedence.
Don’t take a pitch on faith
Open the tools.
Judge the work.
Public resources you can explore now.
Each has its own sources, scope and limits.
Open the public record
America.co voting guides
Read source-linked explainers about voting systems, rules and participation. Verify deadlines and eligibility with the responsible election office.
Every Election Calendar
Find official election-information starting points and understand the scope of the calendar.
The next stage
What support
would help build.
Planned priorities, not completed results.
Not a promise of a restricted allocation.
Keep the record useful
Research, source verification and corrections that help people distinguish an official record from commentary.
Explain how systems work
Accessible comparisons of election rules and reform proposals, including their limitations and practical tradeoffs.
Make the work understandable
Clear demonstrations and creator-led explanations that bring people back to the underlying sources.
People, not a faceless pitch
Creators and builders.
Working together.
Jack Jay and Sydney Thackray are founding members of America House. The network brings together creator-led media and civic projects so the people making useful things can show their work.
Our case is the work you can inspect—not a claim that we have already solved these problems. The tools have limits. Sources need checking. There is more to build.
Meet the wider community
Jack Jay
Founding member
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Founding member
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Straight answers.
Does support go to a candidate?
No. The intended support is for America.co’s public-interest media and civic tools, not a candidate or political committee. Election.org has a separate support program for its own work.
What exactly would support help pay for?
The priorities on this page describe planned work: research and source checks, product maintenance, accessible design, hosting and clear public explanations. They are not a published restricted-fund budget or a promise of a particular result. Ask for a written scope before considering a larger grant or sponsorship.
Who receives the payment?
The payment recipient is Election Powerhouse, Inc., using a dedicated America.co support checkout. The verified hosted link accepts one-time support. This is not the separate Election.org support program.
Is support tax-deductible?
No charitable deduction is promised. This is not presented as a tax-exempt charity appeal. America.co has committed to a public benefit corporation structure; the existing public statement says filing is pending, not complete.
How will I know whether the work is useful?
Use the tools before deciding to support. Inspect the linked sources and methods, report a correction, and ask the team what is planned next. We do not display invented donation totals, testimonials, results or deadlines. Support questions go to jackson@america.co.
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