Campaigns
Model one race down to the precinct.
Set turnout and persuasion assumptions, mark targets, track the plan, and keep the whole team on the same map.
Election tools for the AI you already use
All from Claude, Codex, or Cursor.
Ask your AI to find a race, load precinct results, model turnout, track polls and news, mark targets, write a strategy report, or publish a live map. ElectionsMCP runs the tools and saves the work to the campaign your team shares.
Create an account · choose a plan · connect your AI · follow the in-app guide
Free 2028 primary maps
Open the Democratic or Republican campaign, model the full field, test projected delegate assumptions, and drill from states to counties and precincts. These are the real ElectionsMCP workspaces, open free.
No account requiredPortal 01 · Live product
Model the full field across a projected calendar and 2024-based allocation assumptions — from the first caucus to the convention floor.
Open the Democratic deskPortal 02 · Live product
Test winner-take-all, threshold, and momentum assumptions state by state while official 2028 party plans are still pending.
Open the Republican deskProjected from 2024 calendar and allocation patterns; not official 2028 party decisions. Territories and Democrats Abroad are not modeled, so national totals and clinch lines remain incomplete. Both portals are the real product, open free — model and share; create an account only when you want the map saved to a campaign.
Pick your job
Choose your team to see what to ask in plain English, the election tools ElectionsMCP runs behind it, and the plan sized for that job. The button below each one goes straight to that plan.
How it works
Create your account, connect ElectionsMCP to Claude, Codex, or Cursor, and ask the election question in plain English. The in-app guide helps you through the first workflow; no call or approval is required.
“Model a four-point turnout increase among college-educated voters in New Jersey. Show me which counties move, save the scenario, and give me the map link.”
Who this runs for
Campaigns work one race at a time. PACs, parties, and consultants compare every seat at once. Both read from the same certified results and precinct boundaries — the same data, not the same screen.
Campaigns
Set turnout and persuasion assumptions, mark targets, track the plan, and keep the whole team on the same map.
PACs, caucuses, committees
Rank every race by its path to control, allocate the budget across them, then open the actual campaign behind any number.
Unions, trade and member groups
Join member addresses to precincts and legislative districts, find where turnout moves a seat, and hand organizers a list instead of a hunch.
Advocacy and ballot measures
See where support moved after your message, map the coalition and media regions behind it, and hand the field team real targets.
Newsrooms and publishers
Track polls, results, and the story as it changes, then publish a live embed that cites its own sources.
Election law, redistricting, research
Compare boundary plans, trace the population and turnout effects, and keep every version, source, and number tied together.
Pollsters, consultants, data platforms
Import crosstabs or a client's own file once, keep every number attributed to its source, and generate maps and reports on repeat.
What comes back
This one is live. Flip the seats yourself — the real 2026 board, certified-baseline calls, honest carryover math — then build the version your team argues over.
REAL PRECINCTS · CERTIFIED 2024 PRESIDENTIAL
These are live: five real counties rotating, every precinct drawn from certified 2024 returns, with the county's D-vs-R read on top. The vote baseline, modeled share, demographics, notes, and targets stay attached to the place your team is discussing.
Browse every countyEvery answer keeps its question, subgroup, comparison, base, and source. Modeled geography stays visibly different from what respondents actually said.
3,195 public county entry pages
Every state has an index. Every county opens to its certified 2024 presidential result and a precinct-level model—public, linkable, and ready to hand to a campaign, member, client, or reader.
Open Monmouth CountySimple self-serve plans
Every paid plan starts inside the app. Upgrade, downgrade, and follow guided setup without scheduling a call.
Look up and share
Find races, inspect public maps, and publish attributed embeds.
FreePublic viewing · attributed embeds · limited exportsBrowse the 2028 racesWork on your own
Use your AI to inspect races, save scenarios, write notes, and build reports.
Loading current price…Personal workspace · saved work · guided setupStart SoloRun one campaign
Model, target, track, brief, and publish one complete campaign with your team.
Loading current price…Shared campaign · War Room · precinct model · reportsStart a campaignManage clients or races
Give each race its own workspace and compare the full portfolio from one account.
Loading current price…Multiple campaigns · portfolio views · branded outputsStart ConsultantStart in minutes
Choose Solo, Campaign Team, Consultant, or an organization plan, then follow the in-app guide to connect Claude, Codex, Cursor, or another MCP client and open your first map.
Keep what you just built
Your demo edits live only in this browser. A Solo account keeps every scenario, share card, and report — and your AI can drive the same map.