Your ballot
The races and measures on your ballot, and when and where to vote, from official election data.
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Dates and deadlines
Races
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Ballot measures
Where to vote on Election Day
Early voting
Drop-off locations
Official links
Other elections for this address
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About this page
- Races, candidates, measures, dates and places come from state and county election offices, through the Voting Information Project and Google.
- Until that data has the races for your address, they come from your state’s own candidate list, and each says so. Races in your county that may not be on your ballot are listed apart.
- Boring writes none of it, and never ranks or describes candidates.
- A candidate’s profile shows who’s running from the same data. Where a campaign answered Boring’s questions, its answers are shown as it wrote them, marked “Submitted by the campaign”.
- What a yes and a no vote do is shown only in the official text’s own words.
- Every reader who types the same address sees the same ballot.
- Your address isn’t kept. The Census Bureau finds its districts, and only they go further. Saving your county keeps only your state, county and congressional district.