About Vote America

Vote America is an independent, nonpartisan election-information project for the November 3, 2026 U.S. midterm elections. It helps voters find federal races, ballot propositions, and plain-language explanations of major issues, and it links each factual claim to the primary source behind it.

What Vote America covers

• Federal elections: U.S. Senate and House races, with candidate filings, party affiliation, and source links.
• State elections: a page for each state and Washington, D.C.
• Ballot propositions: statewide measures taken from the state’s official voter guide, where we have collected them.
• Issues: what each issue involves, which offices can act, and what candidates have documented.
• Sources & Methodology and Editorial Standards: how information is gathered, verified, and corrected.

What Vote America is not

• It is not a government website and is not run by or connected to any election authority.
• It is not affiliated with any political party, campaign, or candidate, and it does not endorse candidates, parties, or ballot measures.
• It is not a voting service. It does not register voters, show your personal ballot, or recommend how to vote.
• It is not the authority for election facts. Dates, polling places, registration, and your personal ballot come from your state or local election office. Vote.gov links to each state’s official site.

Who operates the site

Vote America is operated as an independent project. Hosting and technical management are provided by Pextra (pextra.site), as noted in the site footer. You can reach the project at [email protected].

Coverage is partial

Some information is still being collected and verified. Where it is not yet verified, pages say so instead of filling gaps. See Sources & Methodology for the standards used and the Disclaimer for limitations.