Project contact
General inquiries
Use the contact link for questions about the project, public-facing corrections, future plans, or ways to stay involved.
Contact the Project
Get in touch about the Rhode Island Elections Project.
For collaborations, partnerships, feature requests, interviews, or offers of support, please use the contact link below. The project is maintained independently, and all public inquiries are handled directly through project contact.
Partnerships
Partnerships
Journalists, civic groups, public offices, and other partners can reach out about collaboration, data questions, and project features.
Media and features
Interviews / feature requests
Media requests, interview opportunities, and suggestions for future tools or site features should also come through the same contact route.
How to reach us
Use one contact route for project inquiries.
For collaborations, partnerships, feature ideas, interviews, or offers of support, please use the project contact link. That keeps project-related requests in one place and makes follow-up much easier.
If you are reaching out about a project collaboration, data correction, interview request, feature suggestion, or offer of support, please use the contact link so the inquiry stays connected to the project.
Use this page for
- Reporting a factual correction on a district result, turnout figure, precinct match, or candidate filing entry
- Asking about partnerships with newsrooms, civic groups, classrooms, or public-facing events
- Requesting an interview, quote, presentation, or background conversation about the project
- Suggesting a new feature, map view, dataset, or workflow that would improve the public site
- Offering support for project upkeep, future development, or outreach
- Sending questions about methods, data sources, or how a specific page was built
Project note
- The Rhode Island Elections Project is maintained independently
- Public questions and support requests are handled directly through project contact
- Project pages are updated as methods, data, and features evolve