Open data

Take the data

Every article and every dataset on politic.design is open: read it as a PDF, or download it as Markdown or JSON, whether you are a person, a newsroom or a language model.

Articles and their data

• The 2026 midterms, in datasenate_flips
  PDFMarkdownJSON
• Weight Transfergroups
  PDFMarkdownJSON
• The Receiptbill, ballots_cast_millions, also_on_the_tab, kerb, coverage_summary, coverage_daily, peak_headlines
  PDFMarkdownJSON
• The Blue Wavedistricts
  PDFMarkdownJSON
• The Borderlandscounties, county_shapes
  PDFMarkdownJSON
• Who Won the Conventionhall, fact_cards
  PDFMarkdownJSON
• Brand Truthclaims, facts
  PDFMarkdownJSON
• Many Streams, One Chamberwinners, records
  PDFMarkdownJSON
• Methodologyvisual_grammar
  PDFMarkdownJSON

For machines

/data/catalog.json: every page, its files and datasets
/llms.txt: summary for language models
/llms-full.txt: every article in Markdown, in one file
Each article page also links its Markdown and JSON with <link rel="alternate"> and describes itself in schema.org Dataset markup. JSON and Markdown files allow cross-origin requests.

Every dataset names its source and, where there is one, the content hash (receipt) of the file it came from. Results are preliminary until states certify in December 2026; files are updated when the pages are. See the methodology.

Brantopic applies the same policy to everything it publishes: open, sourced and free to reuse with credit. About politic.design