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CIVIC HERALD

Your ballot · Nov 3, 2026

The record behind your ballot.

Every federal race on your ballot, with the incumbent’s voting record beside each challenger’s stated positions. We label each for what it is. No account needed.

Your address is sent once to find your district. We never store it, never log it, and never put it in a link. Only your district (like OH-23) appears in the URL.

What this is

One page for every federal race on the Nov 3, 2026 ballot: all 435 U.S. House districts and every U.S. Senate seat up this year, state by state. A race page puts the incumbent’s voting record beside each challenger’s stated positions, and every claim links to the vote, the filing or the statement it comes from.

We inform; we never tell you how to vote. There are no endorsements, no ratings and no party coloring, and the same method applies to every candidate. How each number is computed is on the methodology page.

How it is built

The record is the official roll call: every vote on a bill we have analyzed, with the vote itself one click away. A challenger has no congressional record, so their column is what the campaign has published, labeled as our reading of it.

Anything a person on our team has not yet reviewed is marked provisional, with the label before the text, and is shown rather than hidden. Registration and early-voting dates are checked against each state’s own calendar and carry a link to that source.

Key dates

Election Day is Nov 3, 2026.

Registration deadlines and early voting vary by state. Each state below lists its dates with the official source, and links to the state’s election website while a date is still under review.

Registration and early-voting dates reviewed for 40 of 51 states so far; the rest are shown as provisional with their official sources.

Every state and territory

Fifty states, the District of Columbia and five territories. Open a state for its dates, its races and its current members of Congress.