HillaryDonald.com is a collaborative project hub that is home to a set of tools for tracking real-time reactions to the 2016 U.S. presidential elections, developed by a team of researchers at Dartmouth College and UMass Lowell. The hub currently houses the following two projects, with more to follow:

• HillaryDonald app allows users to register their approval or disapproval of live political content, based on react.to technology, which uses a simple and intuitive interface to collect immediate reactions and audience feedback to live events. By shaking their cell phones users send their remote applause or boos which are then accumulated and visualized as a graph or map on HillaryDonald.com. Demographic information of users is also collected and displayed in real time. In addition to the ability to react to specific events of the election cycle, users are also able to react to the election in general, expressing their in-the-moment sentiment. This tool, React to the State of the Race, thus becomes a unique continuous real-time survey that measures the current pulse of the nation’s political sentiment.