Now through December 2026
Finishing 2026
- Results until they're official. We keep reading each state's results daily while mail and provisional ballots are counted, then switch each race to the certified count as its state certifies (mid-November to mid-December).
- December runoffs. Where a race goes to a runoff, its ballot and results, the same way as November.
Early 2027
Who represents you
- Between elections, an address shows who's in office for it: Congress, governor, state legislature, county, city, school board and special districts, with the same placements, records and funding candidates get, and when each seat is next on the ballot.
- Your representatives' votes in Congress and the state legislature, from official records.
- How your races went. Certified 2026 results stay on each race page, and future race pages show how the seat voted last time.
- What happened after a measure passed: court challenges, repeals and when it takes effect, from official sources.
- How to reach them: each official's own office phone, email or contact form, and office address, taken from their official government pages, so you can tell them what you think.
2027 elections
Every election, not just November
- Spring 2027: Wisconsin's April election (including the state Supreme Court), Texas's May city and school-board elections, and Florida's city elections.
- Fall 2027: governor and statewide races in Kentucky, Louisiana and Mississippi, the Virginia and New Jersey legislatures, and city elections across the country.
- Upcoming elections found automatically from official sources, so a special election or a city race shows up without waiting on us.
- A questionnaire for every candidate. Many local candidates have no website or news coverage. We'll send everyone in a race the same short questions, through their official filing contact, and publish the answers word for word.
2028
The presidential election
- Presidential primaries and caucuses, state by state from March, with each state's full primary ballot, and a plain note on which ballot you'll get (some states' primaries are open to everyone, others only to a party's voters).
- New district maps, checked. Some states have redrawn their congressional and legislative districts since 2024. Before each state's primary we check that your address lands in the district that's actually on your ballot.
- Voting rules checked fresh for every election: deadlines, ID and mail-ballot rules come from each state's official sources each time, never carried over.
- Results in more states. Some states' results sites block automated reading. Before the primaries we'll ask each one for access, and add county-by-county totals where a state's own count is slow to post.
- More languages and a full accessibility check: more of the site in Spanish, the other languages many counties print ballots in (Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, Tagalog), and an audit for screen readers and keyboard use.
- Ready for a big night: built to stay fast with many times Election Night 2026's traffic.
What won't change
- No endorsements, no ads, no account.
- We never call races; we show the official count.
- Placements come from published research, AI estimates are labeled, and every fact links to its source. How we keep it fair.
Ideas?
Something you'd want on your ballot page, or a state or county we're missing? Tell us at support@spectrumvote.com.