
US Election Simulator
Election Night Live, House, Senate, and Governors forecasts, Research Mode, and shareable election maps.
Explore Election SimulatorWe create original iPhone and iPad apps for people who prefer exploring to merely scrolling. Follow an election, sharpen a math instinct, track a goal, or find the next encouraging thought.


Your map. Your model.Build a forecast. Follow the calls. Compare your picks.
Follow Election Night Live, explore House, Senate, and Governors forecasts, research races, and share your own maps on iPhone and iPad.
See what is inside →Follow reported results, explore House, Senate, and Governors models, or build a personal model with a guided setup. Save your predictions and compare them visually with called results on election night.
Election Night LiveSenate, House, and Governors coverage with poll-closing times, TV mode, and saved-map comparisons.
Forecasts you can exploreExplore all three 2026 models, then create and share a personal model with your own signals.
See how your picks performCompare saved picks with called results, see an accuracy map, and share your prediction score.


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Election Night Live, House, Senate, and Governors forecasts, Research Mode, and shareable election maps.
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Why Paideia existsStart with a real questionGive people a reason to explore, rather than a screen to get through.
Make complex ideas navigableClear hierarchy and visual feedback give every new user a way in.
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