What went wrong with voting in last night's U.S. elections, and what went right? The election itself is over except for a few recounts, but the election process is still being scrutinized.

The Election Protection Wiki [3], online at http://www.EPWiki.org, is the Center for Media and Democracy [4]'s non-partisan collaboration of citizens, journalists and researchers, a one-stop-shop for exposing voter suppression and other threats to election integrity. We collect just the straight facts that are fully referenced to external, verifiable sources. You can get directly involved; we need your help [5]!

On Election Protection Wiki [3] you'll find links to sites such as Voter Suppression Wiki [6] and TwitterVoteReport [7], a non-partisan coalition using real-time text-messaging to reveal what's working, what's not, and what needs to be done at polling places to ensure that everyone's vote is counted. See the full list of Election protection and reform organizations [8] and go to our Election Protection map [9] and click on the state of your choice to find its election protection and reform groups.