This dataset provides a comprehensive overview of politically motivated incidents that occurred across the United States during the 2024 election cycle. Drawing from verified media reports, NGO submissions, and local partner monitoring, it aggregates events such as protests, threats, and acts of intimidation into a centralized database. Each incident is coded by severity, geography, and type, enabling cross-comparison of trends at the state and county level. Visual dashboards allow users to explore emerging patterns in real time and identify shifts in regional risk environments as election activity intensifies.

The purpose of this resource is to equip researchers and policy partners with timely, evidence-based insights into the dynamics of political violence. By standardizing disparate data streams and visualizing them through intuitive tools, the dashboard helps internal teams detect escalation points, coordinate responses, and support proactive outreach in at-risk communities. Updates are published weekly, with retrospective validation at the close of each reporting quarter.