The Election Research Database is a nonpartisan resource for exploring research and data on elections across the United States. It brings together materials on election administration, litigation, audits and recounts, voter registration, voting rights, and related topics in a searchable archive. Visitors can use quick or advanced search, browse by state, topic, or year, and access an AI-powered search feature.

The database highlights research from a range of sources, including recent studies, reports, and legal developments. Featured topics include post-election reviews, court rulings on certification deadlines, mail-in ballot controversies, and research on voter turnout and voting costs. The site also provides information about its research methodology and offers a way to submit research for consideration.

Readers can sign up to receive updates and new election research by email. Designed for people seeking organized, accessible election information, the Election Research Database serves as a compendium for finding and reviewing research on how elections are administered, challenged, and studied nationwide