Voter Choice

Nov 3, 2026 · America's 250th election

Vote without the politics

Choose your politicians based on what they did, using their voting and donation history.

ZIP is enough for most people. An address is asked for only when a ZIP crosses districts for House representatives.

No account requiredNo trackingStreet address used for district lookup, not saved in our database

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Why you should care

The people on your ballot decide things you feel every day.

  • How much your insulin costs.
  • Whether there is lead in your drinking water.
  • How much you owe in taxes every year.

Here you can see what each of them actually did, so your vote goes to people who will do what you want.

Sources

1 The $35 insulin cap for people on Medicare: H.R. 5376, Inflation Reduction Act (Congress.gov)

2 Money to replace lead drinking-water pipes: H.R. 3684, Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (Congress.gov)

3 The tax changes most households still pay under: H.R. 1, Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (Congress.gov)

Your vote counts more than you think

  • Every House seat and a third of the Senate are up, plus state and local races.
  • About half of eligible voters skip these elections, so the people who show up decide for everyone.
Sources

1 Turnout: About 52.2% of the voting-eligible population cast a ballot in the 2022 midterm election. U.S. Census Bureau, Voting and Registration in 2022

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What this app does

  • See what your politicians did: how they voted, who paid them, what stocks they traded.
  • Compare who is running, race by race, on your real ballot.
  • Pick, print, and take your list to the booth. Or email it to yourself.
  • No account. No tracking.

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What's on the roadmap

  • State and local ballot guides are next.
  • Free, and coming soon: which committees a member sits on, and who is really behind each super PAC in your race.
  • New: names behind more outside-spending groups, and promise scores for earlier terms.
  • Going further costs money to run, so some of it is paid: Founding Member keeps reading the record after the election - the whole term, on the issues you pick. Coming soon - join the waitlist.
  • Or just get updates below.

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