Candidate information, state voting rules, registration links, and polling locations — drawn from official government sources and primary documents. No spin. No agenda. Just the facts.
Six categories of civic information — each sourced exclusively from official government sites, candidate statements, and verified public records.
Names, party affiliation, office sought, and direct links to official campaign websites for federal, state, and major local races.
Verbatim quotes from candidate websites and official statements — attributed clearly, never paraphrased or editorially characterized.
Mail-in ballot laws, voter ID requirements, early voting windows, and registration deadlines — by state, sourced directly from each Secretary of State.
Enter your address to find your assigned polling place, hours, and accessibility information — powered by Google's Civic Information API.
Direct links to official voter registration portals for all 50 states. Deadlines, eligibility requirements, and same-day registration availability where applicable.
Primary, general, runoff, and special election dates by state — updated continuously. Never miss a filing deadline or election day again.
Select any state to view its candidate directory, voting rules, registration link, and upcoming election dates.
Every fact on this site can be traced to a primary source. We do not editorialize, characterize, or interpret. When a candidate states a position, we quote it verbatim and attribute it. When a law exists, we cite the statute. When we don't know, we say so.
Candidate information comes from official campaign sites. Voting rules come from each state's Secretary of State. Election data comes from government APIs.
We write "Candidate X stated…" not "Candidate X believes…" — a distinction that matters. We report what is on record, not what we think it means.
Every candidate, incumbent, and challenger is covered by the same standard regardless of party, ideology, or office level. No exceptions.
Every claim links to its source. Every data point has a citation field. If we can't source it, it doesn't appear.
Polling locations, election dates, and elected officials — government-sourced data via Google's free public API.
Free · Government DataCandidate profiles, race coverage, and ballot measure information across all 50 states and thousands of local races.
NonpartisanIncumbent voting histories, campaign finance summaries, and candidate biographies going back decades.
NonpartisanEach state's official election authority — the definitive source for voter registration, ID laws, and official election rules.
Official GovernmentOfficial campaign websites for issue positions — quoted verbatim, linked directly, and dated so changes in platform are noted.
Primary SourceA second phase of features — developed after legal review — covering promise-vs-record comparisons, candidate comparison tables, and polling data aggregation.
Stated campaign promises compared against voting record — framed as informational context, not editorial judgment. All parties, all incumbents.
Side-by-side issue comparisons for any race — drawn from candidates' own stated positions, never summarized editorially.
Aggregated public polling with methodology notes — showing trends, not just snapshots, with clear sourcing for every poll cited.
Top donor categories and funding sources via OpenSecrets — presented as public record, available equally for all candidates.