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WHAT IS THIS?

Campaign Weather helps you see the public side of an election.

During an election, campaigns put lots of things online: ads, news stories, and search activity. It can be hard to know what you are looking at—or where it came from.

Campaign Weather gathers those public clues in one place and shows you the original source. It is a tool for looking closer, not a tool for telling you what to think.

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Choose a race

Pick a state and race. The app looks only at that race’s public information.

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See the evidence

You can examine public campaign ads, read recent reporting, and see local Google Trends readings.

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Check the source

Every important item has a link back to where it came from, so you can judge it for yourself.

WHY IT MATTERS

It is easier to make sense of a campaign when you can see the receipts.

Ads can be expensive, loud, and easy to forget. News can move fast. Search interest can change day to day. Keeping public records with dates and source links helps voters and journalists compare what changed instead of relying on a vague impression.

ABOUT THE AI

AI is the note-taker, not the referee.

The AI can turn the public records already saved in Campaign Weather into a short, neutral update: what changed, what supports it, and what we still cannot know. It cannot use secret data, give political advice, or make up a conclusion.

Explore the Wisconsin race →