Here are a couple more projects that may provide inspiration or ideas to try.

The Columbia Journalism Review is doing a <a href="http://www.cjr.org/swing_states_project/#" rel="nofollow">Swing States Project</a>, putting reporters on the ground to watch local press coverage of "political rhetoric and money" in tight races.

Also, the Knight News Innovation Lab models three ways to "help voters understand what candidates stand for." Profiles from a social media perspective, a tool to scoop coverage from many sources, and simple snapshots of campaign money. More here: <a href="http://knightlab.northwestern.edu/site/2012/01/24/whats-in-our-toolkit-for-congressional-primaries/" rel="nofollow">What's in our toolkit for Congressional primaries?</a>

We regularly update the JA <a href="http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/topics/resources/" rel="nofollow">Resources</a> section with more ideas. Please use this space to tell people what new you're trying in Election 2012 coverage and what you've learned so far.