Vote 2026
Calls move the conversation. Votes change who's in the room.
General Election: Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Primary dates and registration deadlines vary by state — use the official links below so you never get a date wrong.
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What's on your ballot in 2026
U.S. House of Representatives
All 435 seats are up in 2026.The House sets the federal agenda, controls spending, and chooses who chairs the committees that oversee every issue on this site.
U.S. Senate
About one-third of seats (Class II) are up in 2026.The Senate confirms judges and Cabinet officials, ratifies treaties, and decides what legislation can advance.
Governor
36 states elect a governor in 2026.Governors shape taxes, schools, public safety, and emergency powers — and often set a state's direction for a decade.
State Legislature
Most states hold legislative elections in 2026.Your state representative and senator write the laws on crime, education, energy, and business that touch daily life more than Washington does.
Often decided by a few thousand votes.
District Attorney / Prosecutor
Many counties elect prosecutors in 2026, usually in low-turnout races.This is where 'enforce the law' stops being a slogan and becomes real charging decisions in your county.
Frequently decided by a few hundred to a few thousand votes.
School Board
On the ballot in many districts in 2026.Curriculum, library content, discipline policy, and records transparency are decided here — closest to your kids of any office.
Among the lowest-turnout, highest-leverage races on the ballot.
Where candidates stand — coming for 2026
A candidate-position layer mapping where candidates stand on all 34 issues is in development. It will show candidate-stated positions with sources— never editorial scoring. Facts stay un-editorialized; that's a hard floor.
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