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What shipped, what changed, and where to try it. Broader roadmap goals stay open until their full scope is delivered.

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Selected verified releases. Dates describe product releases, not the freshness of every underlying public record.

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Clearer November ballots and dated public records

Federal finance imports, current officeholders, reviewed November lists and official voting sources have been checked for the pre-election release.

  • Current-office labels use the House and Senate rosters, independently of campaign filing status.
  • Spending anomalies and superseded rows remain accessible while being excluded from current monetary totals. Shared committee summaries are counted once per cycle.
  • Verified ballot names lead comparisons and race lists. Every source check keeps its date and exact geographic scope.
  • Los Angeles measures include the final official guide’s summaries and submitted arguments. The results directory links to official destinations and labels unresolved office fallbacks.
Read the correction record →Check current coverage →Find official results sources →
Scope & limitations

November candidate lists and voting-deadline fields are still incomplete nationwide. A current import does not mean every newly filed report is processed, and unresolved source conflicts remain visible. Election.org does not provide a nationwide live results feed.

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Submit ideas for moderator review

Feature suggestions can now be received privately without an account or a paid AI moderation service.

  • A private review queue receives suggestions before publication.
  • Explicit moderator approval opens an idea for community voting; rejected ideas stay private.
  • Submission receipts clearly distinguish received from published. Existing votes remain unchanged.
Suggest an improvement →
Scope & limitations

This is product feedback, not the discussion forum. Forum accounts, page comments and the newsletter still require connected services. Review is manual; there is no guaranteed review time.

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Follow ideas from feedback to release

The feedback board now separates what you can use today from what is still to build.

  • Delivery notes on all five Election.org roadmap priorities.
  • A public changelog with dated updates and direct links to the work.
  • Existing proposal IDs and community votes are preserved.
See the feedback board →
Scope & limitations

A partial release does not mark an entire roadmap goal complete. Product votes guide priorities, not political judgments.

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Clearer API records and citations

Read the relevant sources and dates without wading through empty fields or unrelated coverage notes.

  • Government citations exclude explicitly unrelated school and adapter references.
  • Citation snippets distinguish source checks from document dates.
  • Missing fields and service-wide coverage use compact disclosures; raw JSON remains available.
Try a readable API record →Open API documentation →
Scope & limitations

This improves presentation and citation scope; it does not refresh every underlying source or fill missing records.

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Court-service contacts for 102 Illinois counties

County records now connect residents to the circuit clerk through the Illinois Courts directory.

  • Source-dated service contacts on matching county pages and in the public API.
  • Whole-card telephone links and clear office identity.
  • A shared directory adapter with source and validation checks.
Explore Illinois governments →
Scope & limitations

These are circuit-clerk service contacts, not a complete judge roster, election calendar or court-jurisdiction map.

Follow the related roadmap item →
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Find officials with fewer clicks

Federal, state, executive and local browse choices now sit beside the address lookup on desktop.

  • Each single-destination browse card is clickable across its full area.
  • The compact browse grid adapts to mobile screens.
  • Local browsing leads to the consumer explorer; source audits remain separately available.
Find your officials →
Scope & limitations

The layout change does not claim a measured reduction in bounce rate or add officeholder coverage.

Follow the related roadmap item →
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More useful Muskego-area local records

New resident information connects the city, community development authority and school district to their published resources.

  • Source-linked resident resources for three distinct public bodies.
  • A district-published school-board roster snapshot and scoped office contacts.
  • Compact source-coverage notes distinguish supplied information from unresolved fields.
Explore the school district →
Scope & limitations

These are dated source snapshots. They do not establish complete local coverage, exact service boundaries or current status of every field.

Follow the related roadmap item →