No placeholder state routing
The public site now routes generic state navigation to this index first, then into the specific state hub the user chooses.
State Index
State candidate research hubs
Explore state-level candidate intelligence across Republican, Democratic, third-party, independent, nonpartisan, federal, statewide, legislative, judicial, and local races.
National
1,575 tracked profiles across 1 race categories.
Florida
724 tracked profiles across 5 race categories.
North Carolina
498 tracked profiles across 6 race categories.
California
407 tracked profiles across 2 race categories.
Texas
407 tracked profiles across 2 race categories.
Maryland
385 tracked profiles across 5 race categories.
New Jersey
384 tracked profiles across 4 race categories.
Kentucky
344 tracked profiles across 4 race categories.
Michigan
342 tracked profiles across 4 race categories.
Maine
318 tracked profiles across 5 race categories.
Missouri
310 tracked profiles across 3 race categories.
Iowa
297 tracked profiles across 5 race categories.
West Virginia
288 tracked profiles across 5 race categories.
South Carolina
269 tracked profiles across 4 race categories.
Georgia
263 tracked profiles across 3 race categories.
New York
250 tracked profiles across 5 race categories.
Alabama
243 tracked profiles across 6 race categories.
Wisconsin
241 tracked profiles across 4 race categories.
Indiana
224 tracked profiles across 3 race categories.
Utah
223 tracked profiles across 2 race categories.
Pennsylvania
191 tracked profiles across 2 race categories.
Illinois
188 tracked profiles across 2 race categories.
Oregon
161 tracked profiles across 5 race categories.
Tennessee
156 tracked profiles across 3 race categories.
Washington
155 tracked profiles across 3 race categories.
Virginia
148 tracked profiles across 3 race categories.
New Mexico
140 tracked profiles across 4 race categories.
Ohio
138 tracked profiles across 5 race categories.
Alaska
131 tracked profiles across 3 race categories.
Nebraska
129 tracked profiles across 5 race categories.
Louisiana
113 tracked profiles across 5 race categories.
Arizona
102 tracked profiles across 4 race categories.
Colorado
93 tracked profiles across 2 race categories.
Minnesota
70 tracked profiles across 2 race categories.
Nevada
63 tracked profiles across 2 race categories.
South Dakota
62 tracked profiles across 4 race categories.
Idaho
59 tracked profiles across 4 race categories.
Vermont
58 tracked profiles across 4 race categories.
Oklahoma
54 tracked profiles across 2 race categories.
Massachusetts
52 tracked profiles across 2 race categories.
Connecticut
34 tracked profiles across 2 race categories.
Kansas
34 tracked profiles across 2 race categories.
New Hampshire
33 tracked profiles across 2 race categories.
Mississippi
28 tracked profiles across 2 race categories.
Montana
27 tracked profiles across 2 race categories.
Arkansas
24 tracked profiles across 2 race categories.
District Of Columbia
24 tracked profiles across 1 race categories.
Hawaii
23 tracked profiles across 1 race categories.
Wyoming
16 tracked profiles across 2 race categories.
Rhode Island
13 tracked profiles across 2 race categories.
Delaware
9 tracked profiles across 2 race categories.
North Dakota
7 tracked profiles across 1 race categories.
State Coverage Quality
A national map for competitive research discovery
The state index is the crawler and user gateway into every state hub, replacing placeholder navigation with live data-backed destinations.
52state hubs
10,527tracked profiles
3,388Republican profiles
5,287Democratic profiles
All-party state context
The index exposes 3,388 Republican, 5,287 Democratic, and 1,852 third-party, independent, nonpartisan, or other profiles across state hubs.
Republican-facing discovery
Republican teams can start at the state level to see where competitors may frame public records, office context, and candidate profile signals.
Quality before expansion
Each linked state hub still inherits the indexability rules that hold weak or unsupported pages back until candidate source posture improves.
What is this states page for?
It is the canonical index of public state hubs, so users and crawlers do not have to start from a single default state.
Does this include local and statewide races?
Yes. State totals aggregate the race categories currently present in the public candidate database, including local and statewide office types when available.
How often does it update?
The page is regenerated through ISR as candidate counts and state-level coverage change in Supabase.