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Corrections log

• 2026-10-03. Removed a generated sentence that wrongly said neighbouring states changed sides together (for example on the Florida 2000 page). Maine and Nebraska district votes, faithless electors and unpledged slates are now shown wherever a state’s electoral votes appear. The “Closest elections” ranking no longer ranks the elections of 1789 to 1800 or 1824, and says how closeness is measured. The 1860 classroom packet was fact-checked claim by claim and 59 statements were corrected or removed.
• 2026-10-03. State results were corrected across more than a dozen elections after the electoral-vote data was rebuilt from cited sources. For example, New York in 1840 had shown Van Buren (Harrison won it) and Kansas in 1936 had shown Landon (Roosevelt won it).

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