| Date | What was wrong, and the fix |
|---|---|
| Oct 28 | the 15th Judicial Circuit (Illinois) vacancy of Judge Hauser is now shown only to Stephenson County voters, as on the county's ballot; it had been shown across the whole circuit. |
| Oct 28 | New York Mills (MN) school bond Question 2 is "not to exceed $2,590,000," as on the district's sample ballot; we had $2,600,000 from the state's question file. |
| Oct 28 | circuit court clerks and circuit prosecutors were described as judges, and some city and township races got the wrong description because of words inside place names (like "Porter" or "Howard"). |
| Oct 28 | Sarasota's at-large City Commission race now lists the three candidates who advanced in August (Ahearn-Koch, Entler, Harshman) and shows only to city voters. |
| Oct 28 | Jackson County School Board District 5 is back on the ballot as a Daniels vs. Michael "MJ" Jackson runoff, and Putnam County Commission District 4 no longer lists a candidate who lost the August primary. |
| Oct 28 | Washoe County's sheriff and school trustee Districts B and C were settled in the June primary and are no longer listed for Nov 3. |
| Oct 28 | West Multnomah Soil and Water District races now also appear for voters in the Washington County part of the district. |
| Oct 28 | Sanford's mayor race was decided in the Aug 18 primary (Christina Hollerbach won with 51.3%), so it is no longer listed for Nov 3. |
| Oct 28 | Pasco County School Board District 3 showed five candidates; the Nov 3 runoff is Matt Geiger vs. Mollyana Ward. |
| Oct 28 | Kentucky's county judge/executive and Arkansas justices of the peace were described as courtroom judges; both are county executive or legislative offices. |
| Oct 28 | Missouri's 23rd Circuit Judge, Division 2 (Jefferson County) now shows Jeffrey Coleman, the Republican on the county's Nov 3 ballot; we had the name from the state's August certification, Edward L. Page. |
| Oct 28 | 52 minor-party and independent candidates for U.S. House and Senate were missing in 8 states (North Carolina, Utah, Texas, Ohio, Vermont, Arkansas, North Dakota and Nebraska); they're now listed from each state's official ballot. |
| Oct 28 | Texas House District 97 candidate Beth Llewellyn McLaughlin's name was misspelled. |
| Oct 27 | South Dakota's "official text" links pointed to a pamphlet the state had removed; they now go to the Secretary of State's ballot-questions page. |
| Oct 27 | our About and Fairness pages said the AI "never sees" a candidate's party. It is never told the party, but a candidate's own record (such as their Wikipedia article) can mention it; the pages now say so. |
| Oct 27 | Idaho ballots were missing two questions, Proposition One (Reproductive Freedom & Privacy Act) and the advisory question on a state gun; both are now listed with the official wording, and Idaho's amendment wording was corrected. |
| Oct 27 | Michigan Proposal 26-1 (constitutional convention) is on the ballot automatically every 16 years, not put there by the Legislature; Georgia Amendment 3's resolution number is HR 1243. |
| Oct 27 | Colorado Amendment 87 (graduated income tax) needs a simple majority to pass, not 55%; Proposition NN's YES/NO lines now describe its effect on TABOR refunds. |
| Oct 27 | Capital Region Community Development District pages crashed with an error page (a district record with an unnamed board seat broke the page); they load again. |
| Oct 27 | Kentucky judicial races lost their division numbers; New York vacancy seats showed a heading as a candidate; Alabama's State Board of Education races were missing. |
| Oct 27 | Our Bluesky account posted the same Election Day countdown several times in a row; each countdown now posts once nationally and once for Florida. |
| Oct 27 | Washington's Thurston and Snohomish county races were swapped (the state site's county numbers aren't alphabetical). |
| Oct 27 | about 4,700 candidates outside Florida were linked to the wrong state's profile data. |
23 corrections since launch on Oct 24, 2026.