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Daily Brew: December 29, 2020
December 29, 2020
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Interesting data about what we covered in 2020 
Welcome to the Tuesday, Dec. 29, Brew.Here’s what’s in store for you as you start your day:
This is our last edition of the Brew for 2020, and I'm honored you've invited me into your inbox each morning. We will take a short break the rest of the week and resume our regular weekday schedule starting on Jan. 4. Have a safe and wonderful New Year! 
The political facts and figures of 2020One of my favorite parts of Ballotpedia is getting to play around with our database. It is amazing how much data our team has collected over the years, and I’m always impressed at the kinds of raw data points our team can dig up when I ask them a question. Last week I got to thinking - what 10 numbers capture 2020 through the lens of Ballotpedia? Here’s some data about all the people and events we followed, tracked, and analyzed this year:
That’s a lot of data! But behind all those facts are our people—who analyze all that information and present it to you in the unbiased and neutral manner you’ve come to expect from us. As I mentioned yesterday, we’ve already got our eyes trained on the political stories, news, and events to help you stay on top of everything that will happen in 2021. See you next year! This is the last Brew of the yearWe hope that the Brew has been helpful to you this year and look forward to continuing to deliver interesting election news and insightful analyses to your inbox throughout 2021. If you enjoy reading the Daily Brew, I hope you will consider making a donation to support this work. All gifts, no matter the size, help us to educate voters with accurate and neutral political information. Cash donations of up to $300 made before Dec. 31 are eligible for 100% tax deduction under the CARES Act legislation. Please Support Ballotpedia, and the Daily Brew, today.
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