Useful Shit
The Links You Actually Need
No sketchy APIs. No mystery data source. These go to official government election resources or established voter-information organizations so you can get the current rules for where you live.
01
Register or Check Your Registration
Vote.org walks you through voter registration and directs you to the appropriate process for your state or territory.
Go to Vote.org ↗
02
Find Your Registration Deadline
There is no single national deadline. Check the current deadline where you vote.
Check deadlines ↗
03
Find Your Election Office
Your state or local election office is the authoritative source for polling places, mail ballots, rules, deadlines, and results.
Find election office ↗
04
Find Your U.S. House Representative
Use the official House of Representatives lookup. Some ZIP codes span more than one congressional district, so you may need your street address.
Find your House rep ↗
05
Find Your U.S. Senators
Every state has two U.S. senators. Use the official Senate directory for current names and contact information.
Find your senators ↗
06
Voting & Election Help
Absentee voting, early voting, voter ID, election laws, state and local elections, and other official federal guidance.
Open USAGov ↗
Not sure where to start?
Start With Your State
Election rules are administered state by state. If anything on the internet conflicts with your state or local election office, check with the office that actually runs your election.
Pick Your State