Community publishing · human reviewed

Build for democracy.
Claim a subdomain.

Send us a static civic or election project. We check the files, confirm the requested name is available, and publish approved work at your-project.election.org.

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Request a name

Choose an available subdomain and explain the public value of the project.

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Private review

Your ZIP or HTML file stays private while a human checks identity, safety, and spam signals.

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Publish & discover

Approved work goes live and joins the permanent community directory.

Submit a static project

Put useful civic work on a memorable home.

This program is for public-interest tools, explainers, visualizations, archives, scorecards, guides, and experiments. Submission is not a guarantee of publication; human review protects the Election.org name and everyone who uses it.

Accepted

A single HTML file or ZIP containing static HTML, CSS, JavaScript, data, images, and fonts.

Not accepted

Credential collection, impersonation, campaign spam, deceptive redirects, malware, server code, or executable files.

The community directory

Projects built for public participation.

Every listing below passed a manual review. Election.org provides the publishing surface; creators remain responsible for their work.

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Directory opening

Be among the first community publishers.

No project has been approved yet. That is intentional: this directory only shows real, reviewed work—never demo listings or simulated community activity.

Submit the first project
The publishing standard

Open to contribution. Closed to abuse.

Private by default

Source packages are stored in a private review area. They are not public URLs and do not enter the directory while pending.

Names are held fairly

A valid submission temporarily reserves its requested name. Rejected submissions release that name for someone else.

Static and isolated

Published files run behind a restrictive browser security policy and cannot become Election.org application code.

Humans decide

Automated checks catch dangerous patterns, but an actual reviewer makes every publish decision.

Need more than the free public tier?

Managed hosting can grow around a useful project.

Custom domains, larger storage, accessibility work, launch support, and institutional deployments are available as scoped partnerships. Paid support never skips the safety review.

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