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    Election Wire Telegraph introduction

    World · Social

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    Iran International general editorial contact

    United Kingdom · Editorial pitch

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    سلام به تیم ایران اینترنشنال، من جان گرگوری، سازندهٔ Election Wire در میشیگان هستم. مایلم یک سوژهٔ فناوری مدنی را معرفی کنم: چگونه می‌توان اطلاعات انتخاباتی را براساس کشور و مکان مرتب کرد و محدودیت داده‌ها را روشن نشان داد. این وب‌سایت و وب‌اپ قابل نصب، رایگان است. بخش Political Atlas به نتایج منتشرشدهٔ موجود، تاریخ‌های انتخابات آینده، خبرهای دارای ارجاع و منابع رسمی پیوند می‌دهد. کاربران می‌توانند نظر و گزارش ویدیویی ضبط‌شده منتشر کنند؛ این مطالب، مشارکت کاربران است، نه نتایج رسمی یا گزارش‌های مستقلاً راستی‌آزمایی‌شده. پوشش برحسب کشور، انتخابات و منبع متفاوت است. ادعای پوشش کامل انتخابات ایران، اطلاعات لحظه‌ای در سراسر جهان یا دسترسی تضمین‌شده در ایران ندارم. اگر بررسی این ابزار یا گفت‌وگو با سازنده‌اش برای تحریریه مناسب است، می‌توانم نسخهٔ فعلی را در یک نمایش و مصاحبه به زبان انگلیسی معرفی کنم. https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ با سپاس، جان گرگوری (John Gregory)

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    Daily NK English team

    South Korea · Editorial pitch

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    Hello Daily NK English team, I’m John Gregory, the Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, a free website and installable web app. I would like to suggest a civic-technology story about presenting election context while making source limitations visible. Political Atlas connects available published results, upcoming election dates, attributed news and official source references for covered countries and contests. People can also contribute comments and recorded video reports. These are community contributions, not official results or independently verified journalism. Your reporting on North Korea makes the distinction between available information and unsupported claims particularly relevant. I do not claim complete North Korean election data, verified local reporting from inside the country or guaranteed access there. Coverage varies by country, election and source. If useful for an editorial review of the tool’s capabilities and limitations, I can provide a demonstration and creator interview in English. https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    Norway’s News in English editorial team

    Norway · Editorial pitch

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    Hello Nina, Your description of serving readers with ties to Norway and other countries prompted this story suggestion. I’m John Gregory, the Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, a free website and installable web app for exploring election information by selected country and place. Political Atlas connects available published results, upcoming election dates, attributed headlines and official source references. Election-system guides help readers understand the selected country. People can also leave comments and recorded video reports in context; these are community contributions, not official results or independently verified journalism. Coverage depends on the country, election and available source. I do not claim complete Norwegian local-election results, universal polling or real-time reporting for every contest. A possible feature is how people following more than one country can navigate election context while recognizing data gaps. I can offer a live demonstration and creator interview. https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    Malay Mail editorial team

    Malaysia · Editorial pitch

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    Hello Malay Mail editorial team, I would like to suggest a technology feature for readers following politics across borders: what an interactive election map can explain, and where a source-based tool must acknowledge gaps. I’m John Gregory, the Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, a free website and installable web app. People select a country and explore Political Atlas, available published results, maintained upcoming election dates, attributed news and official source references. Country election-system guides provide additional context. Written comments and recorded videos are user contributions, kept distinct from official election results; they are not independently verified reporting. Coverage varies by country, election and source. I do not claim complete Malaysian local results or continuously live information for all world elections. I can demonstrate the current experience and discuss the practical challenges of geographic context, participation and source attribution in a creator interview. https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    Ghana Business News editorial team

    Ghana · Editorial pitch

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    Hello Emmanuel and Ghana Business News team, I’m John Gregory, the Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, a free website and installable web app. I would like to suggest a digital-entrepreneurship story: building a small civic-information product while making the limits of available election data visible. Its Political Atlas organizes available published results, upcoming dates, attributed news and official source references around a selected country or place. Users can also contribute written comments and recorded video reports. Community contributions are separate from official results and are not independently verified journalism. Coverage varies by country, election and source; I do not claim complete Ghanaian local-election results or real-time coverage of every contest. The business and technology angle is how an independent creator connects fragmented public information without promising universal data access. I can offer a demonstration and creator interview. https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    La República Costa Rica editorial team

    Costa Rica · Editorial pitch

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    Hola, Esteban: Soy John Gregory, creador de Election Wire, una web gratuita y aplicación web instalable desarrollada desde Michigan. Quisiera proponer a La República una historia de emprendimiento digital: construir una herramienta para explorar elecciones internacionales y explicar con claridad qué información está disponible y qué falta. Political Atlas reúne por país seleccionado resultados publicados disponibles, próximas elecciones, noticias atribuidas y referencias oficiales. Comentarios y videos grabados por usuarios ofrecen otra perspectiva, claramente separada de los resultados oficiales. La cobertura varía según el país, la elección y las fuentes; no afirmo ofrecer resultados completos de todas las elecciones costarricenses ni mundiales. El interés editorial podría estar en la relación entre participación, diseño de mapas y confianza en las fuentes. Puedo ofrecer una demostración y entrevista en inglés sobre las funciones actuales y sus limitaciones. https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Gracias, John Gregory

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    Cooperativa digital editorial team

    Chile · Editorial pitch

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    Hola, José Raúl y equipo de Cooperativa: Les propongo una historia de tecnología cívica: cómo presentar elecciones de distintos países en un mapa y distinguir los datos publicados de la participación de usuarios. Soy John Gregory, creador de Election Wire, una web gratuita y aplicación web instalable desarrollada desde Michigan. El usuario elige un país y puede explorar Political Atlas, próximos comicios, resultados disponibles, noticias atribuidas y referencias oficiales. Los comentarios y videos grabados por la comunidad son contribuciones de usuarios, no resultados oficiales ni verificación periodística. La cobertura depende de cada fuente y elección; no afirmo tener todos los resultados locales de Chile ni información en tiempo real para todo el mundo. El posible ángulo es la utilidad y los límites de mapas participativos para seguir política internacional. Puedo ofrecer una demostración y entrevista en inglés. https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Gracias, John Gregory

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    El Acontecer newsroom

    Uruguay · Editorial pitch

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    Hola, equipo de El Acontecer: Soy John Gregory, creador de Election Wire, una web gratuita y aplicación web instalable desarrollada desde Michigan. Les propongo una historia sobre cómo una iniciativa independiente intenta conectar información electoral y participación ciudadana sin confundir ambas. Political Atlas permite explorar el país seleccionado y acceder a resultados publicados disponibles, próximas elecciones, referencias oficiales y noticias atribuidas. También hay comentarios y reportes de video grabados por usuarios, separados de los resultados oficiales. La cobertura varía según el país y la elección; no afirmo ofrecer resultados locales completos de Uruguay ni de Durazno. Para lectores que siguen la política de su comunidad y de otros países, el enfoque podría ser cómo reconocer fuentes y límites de una herramienta cívica. Puedo ofrecer una demostración y entrevista en inglés. https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Gracias, John Gregory

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    Civic Tech Field Guide

    World · Directory

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    FOX 2 Detroit newsroom

    United States · Editorial pitch

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    The Tool Directory

    World · Directory

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    AlternativeTo

    World · Directory

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    Launching Next

    World · Directory

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    AppDirectory.org

    World · Directory

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    Election Wire TikTok photo submission

    World · Social

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    Poland Insight editorial office

    Poland · Editorial pitch

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    Hello Poland Insight editorial team, I'm John Gregory, a Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, a free website and installable web app for exploring elections by place. Your coverage of politics, technology and business suggests a possible product-design story: how can an independent app connect political information across countries without hiding gaps or confusing community posts with official sources? Political Atlas connects a selected country and election with available results, maintained upcoming dates, attributed headlines and official references. Country guides, comments and recorded community reports add context. Coverage varies by election and source; I do not claim comprehensive Polish results, candidate profiles or local-election data. I can offer an interview and public live demonstration, including the limitations and commercial product-building questions. If another editor is more appropriate, could you route this idea? I am seeking editorial consideration only, not sponsored content or a paid guaranteed-publication package. https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    Philstar.com editorial team

    Philippines · Editorial pitch

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    Hello Philstar.com editorial team, I'm John Gregory, a Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, a free website and installable web app. Could your technology or digital-journalism team be interested in an interview about designing election information for readers following politics across borders? Political Atlas connects a selected country and election with available published results, upcoming dates, attributed headlines and official references. Country guides explain election systems; comments and recorded community reports remain distinct from official results. The practical story is the design challenge: showing where information comes from, preserving the selected country and acknowledging gaps rather than presenting every map location as complete coverage. Philippine and other local-election coverage is not comprehensive. I can offer a live demonstration and discuss both the product and its limitations. This is an editorial story suggestion, not an article for publication or a request for paid placement. https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    ProPakistani team

    Pakistan · Editorial pitch

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    Hello ProPakistani team, Could you direct this civic-technology story idea to the appropriate technology editor, if it fits your coverage? I'm John Gregory, the Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, a free website and installable web app. I would like to offer a practical product-design story: helping people navigate election information across countries while keeping source limits visible. Political Atlas links a selected country and election with available results, upcoming dates, attributed headlines and official references. The app also offers election-system guides, quizzes, written discussions and recorded video reports. Coverage varies by election and source; complete Pakistani constituency or local results are not claimed. Community reports are separate from official results. A live demo and creator interview are available. This is an editorial suggestion, with no request for paid placement. Website: https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    TechCabal editorial team

    Nigeria · Editorial pitch

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    Hello TechCabal editorial team, Could the product-design challenge of connecting election information across countries interest your readers who build and use digital services? I'm John Gregory, the Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, a free website and installable web app. Its Political Atlas connects a selected country and election with available published results, maintained upcoming dates, attributed headlines and official references. Election-system guides, quizzes, written discussions and recorded video reports add context. The proposed story is about the practical choices behind that interface: showing gaps, preserving source context and separating community contributions from official results. Coverage varies by election and source; comprehensive Nigerian local results are not claimed. I can offer a creator interview and live demonstration, including limitations and areas needing improvement. Website: https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    PWA Directory

    World · Directory

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    Daily Tribune — Business & Technology

    Philippines · Editorial pitch

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    Hello Daily Tribune Business team, I'm John Gregory, a Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, a free website and installable web app for exploring elections by place. I'd like to suggest a technology interview about building an independent civic-information product for readers navigating fragmented political information. Political Atlas connects a chosen country and election with available results, upcoming dates, attributed source links, comments and recorded community video reports. Country guides explain how elections work. The important design question is how to make sources understandable while distinguishing published election information from community contributions. A community video is not an official result. Coverage varies by country, election and source, and some information remains unavailable. Your Business section's technology coverage seems a possible fit. I can offer an interview and live demonstration, including the app's limitations. No paid placement is requested. https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    Channels Television Business News

    Nigeria · Editorial pitch

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    Hello Channels Television Business News team, Could the practical challenges of building a civic-information product interest your technology or entrepreneurship coverage? I'm John Gregory, the Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, a free website and installable web app. Its Political Atlas connects a visitor's selected country and election with available published results, maintained upcoming dates, attributed headlines and official references. Election-system guides, quizzes, written discussions and recorded video reports provide additional context. I can offer a creator interview and live demonstration focused on making political information easier to navigate, including the limits of connecting different sources. Coverage varies by country and election; comprehensive Nigerian local results are not claimed, and community contributions are not official election results. This is an editorial story suggestion, with no request for paid placement. Website: https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    Redacción de Sociedad, elDiario.es

    Spain · Editorial pitch

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    Hola, equipo de Sociedad: ¿Puede una interfaz geográfica facilitar la consulta de elecciones sin confundir los datos publicados con las aportaciones ciudadanas? Quisiera proponerles una historia sobre diseño digital y participación cívica. Soy John Gregory, creador de Election Wire, y vivo en Michigan. Es una web gratuita e instalable como aplicación web. Su Political Atlas relaciona el país y la elección seleccionados con los resultados publicados disponibles, próximas fechas que se mantienen actualizadas, noticias atribuidas y referencias oficiales. También ofrece guías sobre sistemas electorales, cuestionarios, conversaciones escritas y reportajes de vídeo grabados. La cobertura varía según la elección y la fuente; no afirmamos disponer de resultados municipales completos de España. Las contribuciones del público se distinguen de los resultados oficiales. Puedo ofrecer una demostración y una entrevista en inglés sobre el proyecto, sus decisiones de diseño y sus limitaciones actuales. https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Gracias, John Gregory

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    La rédaction de FrenchWeb

    France · Editorial pitch

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    Bonjour à la rédaction de FrenchWeb, Comment concevoir un produit d'information civique lorsque les sources et les systèmes électoraux changent selon le pays ? Ce retour d'expérience pourrait intéresser vos lecteurs qui développent des services numériques. Je suis John Gregory, créateur d'Election Wire, basé dans le Michigan. Ce site gratuit, également installable comme application web, propose un Political Atlas reliant le pays et l'élection sélectionnés aux résultats publiés disponibles, aux dates à venir suivies, aux actualités attribuées et aux références officielles. Il comprend aussi des guides électoraux, des quiz, des discussions écrites et des reportages vidéo enregistrés. La couverture varie selon l'élection et la source : elle n'est pas exhaustive en France, et les contributions du public ne sont pas des résultats officiels. Je peux proposer une démonstration et un entretien en anglais sur les choix de conception et les données encore manquantes. https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Merci, John Gregory

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    Mexico News Daily editorial team

    Mexico · Editorial pitch

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    Hello Mexico News Daily editorial team, For readers who follow politics in Mexico and the United States, switching between countries often means switching between very different sources and electoral systems. Could a small civic-technology project exploring that problem interest your newsroom? I'm John Gregory, the Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, a free website and installable web app. Political Atlas connects a selected country and election with available published results, maintained upcoming dates, attributed headlines and official references. Country election-system guides, quizzes, written discussions and recorded video reports add context. I can offer a creator interview and live demonstration about the design and its gaps. Coverage varies by country, election and source; comprehensive Mexican municipal or candidate data is not claimed. Community contributions are distinct from official election results. Website: https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    ZAWYA

    United Arab Emirates · Editorial pitch

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    Hello ZAWYA editorial team, I'm John Gregory, a Michigan-based creator building Election Wire, a free website and installable web app for exploring elections by place. I'd like to offer a technology feature idea about the practical work behind an independent civic-information product. Political Atlas connects a selected country and election with available results, upcoming dates, attributed source links, comments and recorded community video reports. Country guides explain how elections work. The challenge is organizing fragmented information while making its origin clear. Published election information is distinguished from community contributions, and a community video is not an official result. Coverage varies by country, election and source. I can offer a creator interview and live demonstration covering the product choices and remaining gaps. I am seeking editorial consideration only, with no paid placement requested. https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    Bluwave TV

    New Zealand · Editorial pitch

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    Hello Bluwave TV News team, I'm John Gregory, a Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, a free website and installable web app for exploring elections by place. Your coverage of New Zealand and Pacific communities prompted an interview idea: how can people following politics across borders navigate fragmented information and understand its sources? Political Atlas connects a selected country and election with available results, upcoming dates, attributed links, comments and recorded community video reports. Guides explain how elections work. The app distinguishes published source information from community contributions; a contributor's video is not an official result. Coverage varies by country, election and source, and I can explain the remaining gaps. I would be happy to discuss building this independent civic-information project and demonstrate the live website. No paid placement is requested. https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    Japan Today

    Japan · Editorial pitch

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    Hello Japan Today editorial team, I'm John Gregory, a Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, a free website and installable web app for exploring elections by place. I'd like to introduce the project for possible technology coverage. Its Political Atlas connects a selected country and election with available published results, upcoming dates, attributed source links, comments and recorded community video reports. Country guides explain how elections work. For readers following politics across borders, the practical challenge is understanding what each source supports while distinguishing published election information from community contributions. A community video is not an official result. Coverage varies by country, election and source. I can offer an interview and live demonstration, including the work behind the app and its current limitations. This is an editorial introduction, with no paid placement requested. https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    Leeds City Council — Electoral Services

    United Kingdom · Official feedback

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    Hello Leeds Electoral Services team, I'm John Gregory, a Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, an independent free web app. Political Atlas connects selected places and elections with available results, dates, source links and election-system guides, alongside separate community comments and recorded reports. Could you advise whether your team is the appropriate public contact for feedback on accurate links to Leeds election-information resources? Coverage currently varies by place, election, date and source; community contributions are not official results. I'm not requesting endorsement or distribution. https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    Toronto Elections — Education & Outreach

    Canada · Official feedback

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    Hello Toronto Elections Outreach team, I'm John Gregory, a Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, an independent free web app. Political Atlas connects selected places and elections with available results, dates, source links and election-system guides, alongside separate community comments and recorded reports. Could you advise whether your team is the appropriate public contact for feedback on accurate links to Toronto election-education resources? Coverage currently varies by place, election, date and source; community contributions are not official results. I'm not requesting endorsement or distribution. https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    The Brazilian Report team

    Brazil · Editorial pitch

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    Hello The Brazilian Report team, Your focus on explaining Brazil to an international audience suggests a useful question for a technology story: can a map help readers follow elections across countries without flattening their different political systems? I'm John Gregory, the Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, a free website and installable web app. Political Atlas connects a visitor's selected country and election with available published results, maintained upcoming dates, attributed headlines and official references. Country election-system guides, quizzes, written discussions and recorded video reports add context. I can offer a creator interview and live demonstration for a critical look at the approach. Coverage varies by election and source; comprehensive Brazilian municipal or candidate data is not claimed. Community reports are distinct from official results, and the app is not an election authority. Website: https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    Mail & Guardian editorial newsdesk

    South Africa · Editorial pitch

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    Hello Mail & Guardian editorial team, Could the boundary between published election information and citizen reporting make a useful civic-technology feature? I'm John Gregory, a Michigan-based creator building Election Wire, a free website and installable web app. Political Atlas lets readers navigate by selected country and election, bringing together available published results, maintained upcoming dates, attributed political headlines and official references. Country election-system guides and quizzes add context; written discussions and recorded video reports let visitors contribute. The important limits are visible: coverage varies by election and source, reference links do not mean every data feed is connected, and community posts are not official results. Comprehensive South African municipal or ward results are not claimed. I can offer a live demonstration and creator interview about these design choices and remaining coverage gaps. Website: https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    Nation.Africa & Daily Nation newsdesk

    Kenya · Editorial pitch

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    Hello Nation.Africa newsdesk, For Kenyan readers following elections at home and abroad, navigating different sources can be as difficult as finding a headline. I would like to suggest a civic-technology story about bringing geographic context to that task. I'm John Gregory, the Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, a free website and installable web app. Its Political Atlas connects a selected country and election with available published results, maintained upcoming dates, attributed headlines and official references. Visitors can also explore election-system guides and quizzes, or contribute written discussions and recorded video reports. Coverage varies by country, election and source; complete Kenyan constituency or ward results are not claimed. Community contributions are not official election results. I can offer a creator interview and live demo, including the app's current gaps. Website: https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    The Jakarta Post

    Indonesia · Editorial pitch

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    Hello Jakarta Post editorial team, I'm John Gregory, a Michigan-based creator building Election Wire, a free website and installable web app for exploring elections by place. I'd like to offer a creator interview about making fragmented election information easier to understand. Political Atlas connects a selected country and election with available published results, upcoming dates, attributed source links, comments and recorded community video reports. Country guides explain how elections work. For readers following politics across borders, the design challenge is showing what a source actually supports while distinguishing community contributions from official results. Coverage varies by country, election and source; I would welcome scrutiny of those limitations. I can demonstrate the live app and discuss the practical work behind this independent civic-technology project. This is a request for editorial consideration, with no paid placement requested. https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    Juan Decima, Managing editor, Buenos Aires Herald

    Argentina · Editorial pitch

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    Hello Juan, I would like to suggest a technology story for Herald readers navigating politics in Argentina and abroad: what happens when an independent creator tries to bring election information and community reporting into one geographic interface? I'm John Gregory, the Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, a free website and installable web app. Political Atlas connects selected-country and election context with available published results, maintained upcoming dates, attributed headlines and official references. Country election-system guides, quizzes, written discussions and recorded video reports are also available. I can offer a live demo and interview about the design choices and gaps. Coverage varies by election and source; comprehensive Argentine local results are not claimed. Community posts remain distinct from official election information. The current app is available here: https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you for considering the idea, John Gregory

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    Hello Buenos Aires Herald newsroom, I would like to suggest a technology story for English-speaking readers who follow politics in Argentina and abroad. I'm John Gregory, a Michigan-based creator building Election Wire, a free website and installable web app for exploring elections through selected-country and geographic context. Political Atlas brings together available published results, maintained upcoming dates, attributed political headlines and official source references. Visitors can also explore country election-system guides and quizzes, or contribute written discussions and recorded video reports in an election context. Coverage varies by country, election and source; comprehensive Argentine local-election coverage is not claimed. Community reports are distinct from official election results. I can provide a live demonstration and creator interview about the app's approach, current capabilities and gaps in connected information. Website: https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    Channels Television newsroom

    Nigeria · Editorial pitch

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    Hello Channels Television newsroom, I'm John Gregory, the Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, a free website and installable web app. I would like to suggest a civic-technology story for Nigerian audiences who follow domestic and overseas elections: how geographic context can connect published information with public participation. Political Atlas lets visitors select a country and election to explore available published results, maintained upcoming dates, attributed headlines and official references. The app also offers election-system guides, quizzes, written discussions and recorded video reports. Coverage varies by country, election and source. Comprehensive Nigerian local-election results are not claimed, and community contributions are not official results. I can offer a creator interview and live demonstration of the current app, including what information is connected and what remains unavailable. Website: https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    Michigan Department of State — Bureau of Elections

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    Hello Michigan Bureau of Elections team, I'm John Gregory, a Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, an independent free website and installable web app. Political Atlas connects selected places and elections with available published results, maintained dates, official references and election-system guides. It also includes separate community comments and recorded reports. Coverage varies by country, election and source; community reports are not official results. I'd welcome feedback on source accuracy, dates and links to authoritative Michigan voter information. Is your office the appropriate contact for a brief resource review, or could you suggest the right public channel? I'm not requesting official endorsement, redistribution or a partnership commitment. Public app: https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    Oakland County Clerk & Register of Deeds — Elections Division

    United States · Official feedback

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    Hello Oakland County Elections Division, I'm John Gregory, a Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, an independent free website and installable web app. Political Atlas connects selected places and elections with available published results, maintained dates, official references and election-system guides. It also includes separate community comments and recorded reports. Coverage varies by country, election and source; community reports are not official results. I'd welcome feedback on source accuracy, dates and links to authoritative Oakland County election information. Is your office the appropriate contact for a brief resource review, or could you suggest the right public channel? I'm not requesting official endorsement, redistribution or a partnership commitment. Public app: https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    The Wire English editorial team

    India · Editorial pitch

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    Hello The Wire editorial team, I'm John Gregory, a Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, a free website and installable web app. I would like to suggest a civic-technology story about using maps to help people investigate elections while preserving the distinction between published sources and community reporting. Visitors choose a country and election in Political Atlas to explore available results, maintained upcoming dates, attributed headlines and official references. Election-system guides, government quizzes, written discussions and recorded video reports add context to those selections. Coverage varies by country, election and source; the app does not claim complete Indian constituency or local-election results. Community contributions are not official results, and reference links are not automatically connected data feeds. I can offer a live demonstration and creator interview about the project's current features and coverage limitations. Website: https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    RTÉ Radio 1 — The Business

    Ireland · Editorial pitch

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    Hello The Business team, I'm John Gregory, a Michigan-based creator building Election Wire, a free website and installable web app for exploring elections by place. I'd like to suggest a story about the practical work of building and sustaining an independent civic-information product. Political Atlas lets visitors choose a country and election to explore available published results, upcoming dates, source links, comments and recorded community video reports. Country guides explain how elections work. The challenge is making fragmented information understandable while keeping sourced election information distinct from community contributions. Coverage varies by country, election and source, and I would be happy to discuss what remains unavailable. I can offer an interview and live demonstration, including the product and technical choices behind the app. https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    Fox News national story suggestions

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    DW Innovation

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    Hello DW Innovation team, Your contact page invites introductions to interesting tools, so I'd like to share Election Wire. I'm John Gregory, a Michigan-based creator developing this free website and installable web app. Political Atlas connects selected country and election context with available published results, maintained dates, attributed headlines and official references. Country election-system guides sit alongside written discussions and recorded community reports. Coverage limitations and source dates remain visible; community contributions are not official election results. This is a tool introduction, not a paid-advertising inquiry or a claim of news coverage. If the approach fits your team's interests in media technology, I can offer a public live demo or interview about the design, geographic context and current limitations. https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    CNA

    Singapore · Editorial pitch

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    Hello CNA Digital News team, I'm John Gregory, a Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, a free website and installable web app. I'd like to suggest a story about how independent tools can help readers explore election information by place while making sources and limitations visible. Political Atlas lets visitors choose a country and election, view available published results and upcoming dates, and follow attributed headlines and official references. Country election-system guides sit alongside written discussions and recorded community reports. Coverage varies by country, election and source; community reports are not official results. For an Asia-focused discussion, I can demonstrate available regional examples without suggesting comprehensive or live coverage. I'd be happy to offer a public live demo or interview. https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    SBS News team

    Australia · Editorial pitch

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    Hello SBS News team, I would like to suggest a technology and civic-participation story that may interest Australians who follow elections overseas. I'm John Gregory, the Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, a free website and installable web app that organizes election information by selected country and place. Political Atlas connects available published results, maintained upcoming dates, attributed political headlines and official source references. Country election-system guides, quizzes, written discussions and recorded video reports provide additional ways to explore the selected context. Coverage varies by country, election and source; comprehensive Australian local-election results are not claimed. Community contributions are not official election results, and reference links are distinct from connected data feeds. I can provide a live demonstration and creator interview about the app's current capabilities, limitations and approach to geographic context. Website: https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    Global National newsroom

    Canada · Editorial pitch

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    Hello Global National newsroom, I'm John Gregory, a Michigan-based creator of Election Wire, a free website and installable web app. I would like to suggest a cross-border technology story about helping people explore election information by place while keeping sources and community contributions distinct. The app's Political Atlas lets visitors select a country and election to explore available published results, maintained upcoming dates, attributed headlines and official references. It also offers election-system guides, quizzes, written discussions and recorded video reports. Coverage varies by country, election and source; it does not provide complete Canadian local-election results. Community reports are not official results. I can offer a live demonstration and creator interview about the project, its coverage limits and the challenges of connecting geographic context with public participation. Website: https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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    BBC Tech Life

    United Kingdom · Editorial pitch

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    Hello Tech Life team, I'm John Gregory, a Michigan-based creator developing Election Wire, a free website and installable web app for exploring elections by place. I'd like to suggest a story about whether maps can make fragmented election information easier to understand. Political Atlas brings together available published results, upcoming dates, source links, comments and recorded community video reports in a selected country and election context. Country guides explain how elections work. The reporting challenge interests me as much as the technology: keeping sourced election information distinct from community contributions and making gaps in coverage clear. Coverage varies by country, election and source. I'd be glad to offer an interview and a live demonstration of the app, including its current limitations. https://election-wire.gregor87.workers.dev/ Thank you, John Gregory

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