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FloridaGovernorDonalds / Avila50.0%48.7%Jolly / GrahamUnofficial count96% of units in
FloridaU.S. SenateAshley Moody50.9%48.0%Angie NixonUnofficial count96% of units in
South CarolinaGovernorAlan Wilson / Mike Reichenbach51.6%47.1%Jermaine Johnson / Sam SkardonUnofficial countAll units in

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Is Election.org left or right?: Neither. The same sources, labels, display rules, and correction process apply to every party and every candidate. For a perspective beyond left and right, explore WhyAxis.org: “Not left. Not right. Up.”
Where does the office data come from?: Federal officeholder records come from Congress Legislators, and state legislator records from Open States (reuse terms). Local government records come from the Census Bureau’s 2025 Government Units Listing, with California local officials from the Secretary of State’s 2026 CalRoster. District boundaries come from the U.S. Census Bureau; federal campaign-finance records come from the Federal Election Commission.
Why is an office shown without a person?: Because the office is real but the seat is vacant or a license-clean holder source is not yet loaded. We show the gap instead of guessing.
Do I need an account to find my officials?: No. Address results, office profiles, money records, sources, and coverage are public without an email gate.
Does a claimed profile rank higher?: No. Claiming can add verified official links and candidate-provided answers. Payment or participation never changes the public record.
Can I browse without entering an address?: Yes. Results, candidates, money, charts, officials, elections, states, and country pages are all open from this homepage.