VoterLens is a web tool that lets journalists ask questions about U.S. voter registration in plain English and receive answers, visualizations, and exportable data within minutes. Built on a two-decade panel that links every registered voter in the country across party changes, moves, and removals from registration lists, the tool uses a natural language interface to translate reporters’ questions into queries against a database far more complete than any commercial vendor offers. By making longitudinal, individual-level voter registration data accessible to newsrooms without code or commercial licensing fees, VoterLens aims to surface stories about who is joining and leaving each party, which communities are losing registered voters, and how the electorate is reshaping itself year by year.
VoterLens2026-2027
