Evidence before opinions.
Open original sources for candidate statements, ballot status and dates. Candidates stay alphabetical, even when you change topics.
Your ballot. Your call.
Start with what matters to you. Read candidates’ sourced positions, compare the evidence, and make a worksheet of your own choices.
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Choose the candidates you want to research or mark a race undecided. No automatic selections, rankings or personalized vote recommendations.
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Sources, coverage and how this works
This tool uses Election.org’s reviewed November 2026 candidate lists and source-linked public statements. It does not infer a position from party, missing data or your personal notes. Official printed candidates and registered write-ins are labeled separately. District and municipal races shown for a state are not automatically assigned to you.
Coverage varies by state and office. Some official fields are not connected, statement coverage is incomplete, and local questions or ballot measures may be absent. Verify your full sample ballot and eligibility with your election office. A worksheet does not register you or cast a vote.
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