Maxwell is a doctoral student interested in studying election administration at all levels of government and around the world. He founded GAEA with the core principle of centralizing all election data, everywhere, ever. The absence of a single place for voters, interested members of the public, news media, lawmakers, and even election administrators to find basic information about the most fundamental aspect of democracy inspired the creation of this organization. Maxwell is particularly passionate about lower-level elections, where voters often lack the resources necessary to uphold democracy by supervising the process of conducting elections and by casting an informed ballot.

Pedro is an undergraduate Economics student at the University of São Paulo, Brazil. His main research interests involve the intersection of Politics and Economics and Spatial Econometrics. He directs GAEA's public outreach efforts and ensures that the public is exposed to the important work of GAEA’s data researchers and how it is relevant in their lives.

Julien has two master's degrees in history, one from the Sorbonne, specializing in the study of French parliamentarianism and socialism. The second degree, at Créteil University, analyzes French political foundations and their relationship with historians through the writing of partisan history. His work at GAEA focuses on the political and electoral history of Latin America, specifically for Brazil, Colombia, Chile. His goal is to gather electoral data from these countries and build accurate electoral maps.

Felipe is an undergraduate political science student at the University of Buenos Aires. His main research interests involve electoral history, territorial representation, party systems, and hegemonic-authoritarian electoralism.