The Data Journalism Handbook
The Data Journalism Handbook is a collaborative reference on how data journalism is practiced — from finding and cleaning data to analysis and responsible storytelling.
Trusted books, reports, frameworks, playbooks, and datasets for studying elections and information integrity.
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The Data Journalism Handbook is a collaborative reference on how data journalism is practiced — from finding and cleaning data to analysis and responsible storytelling.
The OSCE/ODIHR Election Observation Handbook is a standard methodological guide for observing elections systematically, impartially, and with structured reporting.
The GDELT Project is a large open database of global news events, themes, actors, and tone, updated continuously and accessible via files, BigQuery, and APIs.
Downloadable data on political advertising served across Google platforms in supported regions — verified advertisers, spend, and links to specific ad creatives.
A foundational Council of Europe report that defines misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation and introduces the widely cited information disorder framework.
Bulk political and social-issue advertising data from Meta — including funder, spend ranges, impressions, and targeting — available via downloadable reports and an API.
OpenElections is an open project creating free, standardized, precinct-level certified US election results data in consistent, machine-readable formats.
The Verification Handbook is a widely used, freely available practical guide to verifying digital content, images, video, and sources during breaking events and elections.