Contents 1 A List of Campaigns using Wikis 1.1 2006 Campaigns using Wiki systems 1.2 General political campaign Wiki systems 2 Possible Defacement

A List of Campaigns using Wikis Edit

• This very Campaign is using a Wiki.  :-)

2006 Campaigns using Wiki systemsEdit

• Pete Ashdown's campaign for U.S. Senate against Orrin Hatch in Utah, has been using a MediaWiki based wiki since November 2005. As of mid-July 2006 it appears to be getting an edit every day or two and its a statistics page has details on its operation.

• Hammer 2006 - help organize and spread information about Alex Hammer's 2006 run for governor of Maine Alex Hammer is thinking about starting a wiki in an Independent run for President for 2008. Email Alex in regard to how you would like to become involved at hscpub@aol.com.

General political campaign Wiki systemsEdit

• The League of Technical Voters has a wiki that is being used to organize a meetup in Austin Texas for a code-a-thon on October 13-15th 2006. They plan is for 100 coders to work on Drupal modules for use in political blogs. Many political websites run on Drupal. There is a page for suggested modules that you can look at and edit. The password to edit the wiki is "transparency".

• InformatiePartij (in Dutch). This is a political party focusing on information technology and climate change.
• Information Party, the start of an international version of the former.

Possible Defacement Edit

• There is a MySpace page at http://www.myspace.com/mike4prez2008 that might have a wiki but there is no obvious link to it on the main page.