My Mission Info

Report a correction

This site is assembled from public sources, and sources go out of date. If something here is wrong — an office address, who is serving, where a boundary runs — tell us and we will look.

A person reads every report. Nothing on this site changes automatically on the strength of a form: a correction is checked against a source we can cite, and only then does a page change. That is slower, and it is the reason the rest of the site is worth trusting.

What you type goes to this site’s own server and from there into a private issue tracker we use to work through reports. An email address, if you give one, is kept only so we can reply. Nothing is written to this site, nothing is shared, and there is no mailing list.

As specific as you can be. 600 characters.

Leave this blank if you know something is wrong but not what is right — that is still worth telling us.

A link we can check. This site only publishes what a source states, so a link is what lets a correction actually change a page.

Only so we can ask a follow-up question. It is used for nothing else, and there is no mailing list to end up on.