DemocracyMap Technical Working Group

For those interested in exploring the technical details of an open data set for who serves/represents you based on location.

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Welcome to the DemocracyMap Technical Working Group

Join us if you are interested in exploring the technical details of an open data set(s) for "democracy maps." This includes being able to look-up by location or a map all government jurisdictions (including website(s) and other contact information) and eventually public officials that represent you.

This exploration, hosted by OpenPlans.org and E-Democracy.org, openly invites government organizations, inter-governmental associations, non-profits, commercial interests, and individuals interested in widely accessible data and open government to join.

View the project wiki or online demonstration.

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How the membership of DemocracyMap Technical Working Group has changed.

There are 89 members in the group. Normally they post around 0 posts each day; the most they have posted is 8 posts in one day.

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