VoteHub
VoteHub is a nonpartisan, independent political media and data organization based in Los Angeles that provides detailed real-time election reporting, polling averages and analysis of election results and trends. It grew out of the “Election Twitter” community on X, where Garrett HerrinGarrett HerrinGarrett Herrin is an American election data professional and the founder and CEO of VoteHub. He created VoteHub’s account on X in April 2024 and oversees its strategic direction and business operations; his work has been featured in FiveThirtyEight and Sabato’s Crystal Ball.Open the full entry created its account in April 2024, and was formally incorporated on October 7, 2024; Garrett Herrin is its CEO.
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Key facts
2024Starting on Election Twitter
VoteHub grew out of the “Election Twitter” community on X. Garrett Herrin created the account on April 22, 2024, with Austin Park and Varun Vishwanath collaborating on precinct-level election maps; Luke WinesLuke WinesLuke Wines is an American data-visualization and product developer who joined VoteHub in July 2024 and is its head of product, creating its graphics, maps and animations of election data and serving as the primary developer of its website, polling API, CivicTracker and MapLab.Open the full entry joined in July 2024. VoteHub was formally incorporated on October 7, 2024.[1]
From 2025Growing Into a Political Media and Data Organization
VoteHub says its work has expanded from election mapping and polling aggregation to election forecasting, live results and political analysis, with partnerships across media, technology and political data. Zachary Donnini, who worked on election-night coverage at Decision Desk HQ, began contributing in summer 2025 and joined as head of data science in December 2025.[1]
Team
VoteHub’s leadership comprises CEO Garrett Herrin, who sets strategy and oversees business operations; head of data science Zachary Donnini, who builds its forecast, polling-average and analysis models; head of product Luke Wines, who creates its graphics, maps and animations and is the primary developer of its website, polling API, CivicTracker and MapLab; technical director Varun Vishwanath, who runs its election-night reporting systems; and head of research Austin Park, its editor in chief, who authors research such as the Pollster Scorecards. The organization describes itself as nonpartisan and independent and is based in Los Angeles.[1]
Related Organizations, Websites, and Public Accounts
VoteHub: Official website: https://votehub.com/ (opens in a new window).[1]