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Create an online version of your local ballot in seconds. From the senate to city hall, stay up to date on your representatives and your elections.
How it works
Enter your address
The US Census Geocoder — a free public service — turns it into your voting districts, and then we discard it. Where you live is the only thing we ask, because it's the only thing your ballot depends on.
See your full ballot
Every office you vote for — federal, state, county, and municipal — stacked in ballot order on one page. Who holds each seat now, their party, and when the seat is next on the ballot.
Know your next election
Election dates for every seat, with the declared candidates as they file — party, incumbent or challenger, and for federal races, campaign fundraising from the FEC. Refreshed weekly through election season.
Keep it, share it
Your card and every office on it have permanent links you can bookmark, text to a neighbor, and find again next cycle. A civic reference that stays put.
A civic utility
Your government, on one page. Most of us can name the president. Very few of us can name our state representative, our county sheriff, and everyone in between — yet we vote for all of them. BallotCard puts the whole roster in one place, so the government that belongs to all of us is one you can actually see.
Built to get out the vote. Turnout falls the further down the ballot you go, mostly because it's hard to find out what's even on it. When you can see every race you vote in, who's running, and when each election happens, showing up gets a lot easier. That's the whole goal.
Well informed, from public data. Everything here is assembled from sources the public already owns — the US Census, congressional rosters, the Federal Election Commission, state election filings. We turn what's public into something readable, and every fact links back to where it came from.
Free to use, for everyone, always. No account, no ads, no charge — free the way a public library is free. Operating costs are covered by the maintainer. Nothing here is for sale, and nothing ever will be.
Private by design. Your address becomes your districts and is immediately discarded — never stored, never logged. The site is built to have nothing to know about you, and it's open source, so you can check.
On your card today
- —President and Vice President.
- —US Senate and US House — every member, from public congressional rosters.
- —Governors and statewide executives — attorney general, secretary of state, treasurer, and more.
- —State legislatures — every state senate and house seat, via Open States.
- —2026 candidates — declared candidates for federal and state legislative races in every state holding one, from FEC data, state election filings, and Ballotpedia.
- —Election dates for every seat — including staggered state senate terms, resolved seat by seat.
- —Every county — all 3,143 have a permanent page with the ballot as seen from there.
Next up — already on your card as honest empty rows
- —Elected state judges and retention elections.
- —Sheriffs, district attorneys, and county officeholders.
- —Mayors, city councils, and school boards, beyond the largest cities.
- —An activity record for each official — votes, floor statements, and hearings.
See your ballot.
Ten seconds, free, no account. Know every race you vote in — and everyone running — before election day.