About politradar

politradar brings together current election polls and political trends and presents them in a clear format. On this page, you can learn more about the project and the idea behind it.

My passion: politics and data

My name is Richard. I have been interested in politics, elections and the development of public opinion for many years. In my free time, I follow political debates and collect polling results for important national and international elections.

What I find particularly interesting is how trends develop and how political sentiment changes over time. With politradar, I want to present this data clearly and make it easy to access.

Sharing ideas around the kitchen table

Political and social topics come up regularly at home. Talking with my family helps me keep different perspectives in mind and look at issues from more than one angle.

politradar is my personal side project. My family's support helps me find the time to maintain and update the data, even after a long working day.

Why politradar?

The name politradar describes the idea behind the project: keeping an eye on political sentiment and election polls. It started as a private collection of data. Over time, it developed into a platform where current polls can be compared quickly.

It is important to me that the data is presented clearly and in a way that is easy to understand. Individual poll results are checked and documented. The aim is to help you quickly get an overview of how parties and elections are developing.

My philosophy

At politradar, the focus is on understandable data and a clear presentation. The data comes from established polling institutes and official sources. I want to keep the site as straightforward as possible and give you quick access to current polling figures.

Political information should be easy to access. I hope the polling overview helps you better understand current developments. Enjoy politradar! Richard.