Software
I build tools and applications related to my research on election administration, rural public policy, and political methodology. Most projects use R and are available on GitHub.
Applications
LEO Dashboard
An interactive Shiny dashboard for exploring Local Election Official (LEO) data from the Election Administration and Voting Survey (EAVS). Includes county-level mapping, demographic overlays, and rural/urban comparisons.
Stack: R Shiny, shinydashboard, leaflet, plotly, sf, tigris
Rurality App
A web application for computing and exploring rurality scores across U.S. communities.
Stack: React
Data & Replication
Precinct-Level Election Results
Replication data for “American Election Results at the Precinct Level” (Baltz et al., 2022, Nature: Scientific Data). Nearly all available precinct-level election results from 2016, 2018, and 2020.
Spatial-X Models Replication
Replication materials for “X Marks the Spot: Discovering the Treasure of Spatial-X Models” (Wimpy, Williams, and Whitten, 2021, The Journal of Politics).
Spatial Interpretation Replication
Replication materials for “Interpretation: The Final Spatial Frontier” (Whitten, Williams, and Wimpy, 2021, Political Science Research and Methods).
Anti-Government Violence Replication
Replication materials for “Does Information Lead to Emulation? Spatial Dependence in Anti-Government Violence” (Garcia and Wimpy, 2016, Political Science Research and Methods).
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