The Site
Election Geek was started on November 8th 2006 with the intention of becoming a comprehensive resource of news, information, analysis, history and insight into the 2008 Presidential Election as well as for the entire history of elections in the United States of America. Starting in 2007 Election Geek will provide detailed histories of each Presidential election in the United States starting with George Washington and continuining through George W. Bush.
Each election will be covered in thorough detail telling of the candidates, their staffs, the electorate, the issues, the campaigns and more. Because each election will be covered in such detail this project will not be completed by the end of the 2008 election but will undoubtedly have just begun.
The goal of this site is to provide each visitor with an exhaustive deconstruction of everything occuring in the present political process while working to do the same for all past elections. Once the Presidential elections are covered in detail the site will move onto deconstructing the historic mid-term elections in much the same way. Foreshadowing this trend, once the 2008 Presidential election is completed the site will move onto the same level of detail to cover the 2010 Congressional elections.
About Advertising - Editorial Policy
In order to pay for the maintenance of this site advertising is being employed across these pages. Election Geek makes no attempt to censor or limit the amount of advertising purchased on this site by any one political party, candidate for office, political organization or interest group. Anyone who wishes to advertise directly on this site may do so. For more information contact the Election Geek.
Advertising does not influence the content of this site and at present no viral or paid word of mouth marketing is employed.
About Politics
Election Geek is a non-partisan entity and goes to great lengths to present information in a non-biased and accurate way employing as many direct and independent sources as possible when presenting analysis or historic information.
Election Geek reserves the right to remove comments from blog postings and other features on the site if they contain advertising or marketing materials, contain libilous or slanderous statements, depictions etc. The comments left on this blog contain the opinions of outside visitors and do not express the views of this site or its owner. Comments will not be removed solely to curb or censor political discussion or debate.
About Copyright
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