Election & campaign analytics
We run local-level analyses, identify patterns, and translate findings into clear strategic recommendations for prioritization, mobilization, and resource planning.
Politics · Civil society · Public good
Red Data Analytics is a data science consultancy at the intersection of politics, civil society, and the public good. We help organizations turn data into legally compliant, responsible, and actionable insight—supporting better decisions, more effective campaigns, and stronger democratic participation.
A clear process. Usable outputs. Trust by design.
Start from goals and decisions—derive the right questions, data, and outputs.
Defensible data and deliverables teams can act on (maps, dashboards, concise briefs/workshops).
Privacy, documentation, and governance are built in.
Typical deliverables: Briefing, interactive map, dashboard, documented dataset, workshop/training.
Analytics, maps, and tools for impact-driven work.
We run local-level analyses, identify patterns, and translate findings into clear strategic recommendations for prioritization, mobilization, and resource planning.
We combine census-style indicators with spatial context and turn them into maps and planning metrics teams can actually use.
We build transparent, purpose-fit segmentation (“milieus”) as an alternative to expensive third-party datasets—and as a reusable planning layer.
When questions repeat, we productize: interactive thematic maps or exports, —supported by data ethics, transparency, and risk checks.
Typical outputs: dashboard/map app, concise brief, documented dataset, workshop.
Our principle: Responsible data work
We apply privacy-by-design and build solutions where privacy, data minimization, and security are considered from the start. We do not build individual political profiles. Instead, we work with aggregated, anonymized, or pseudonymized data—depending on the use case and purpose.
Our work is purpose-limited, documented, and explainable: clear questions and defined use cases; documented data sources, assumptions, and methods; interpretable results rather than “black box” outputs.
We use robust processes and access concepts: role-based access and least-privilege permissions; secure storage and data transfer; clear ownership and deletion/retention practices.
Especially in political and civic contexts, we take care that data work does not amplify bias, stigmatize communities, or create harmful incentives. We check risks (e.g., unintended discrimination) and prioritize solutions that are useful, defensible, and trustworthy.
In short: We deliver insights and tools that enable action—without compromising privacy, ethics, or trust.
Tell us what decision you need to make next—and what data should (and shouldn’t) be used to support it.