PRIMARY SEASON · 2026 ELECTION CYCLE
Election coverage that keeps up with you. From the U.S. Senate to your school board — every race, every candidate, on one ballot you build yourself.
Most voters know the top three names on their ballot and stop there. BallotWatch changes that. Enter your address and see every race you'll actually vote on — from U.S. Senate to school board. Research the candidates, compare their positions, mark your picks, and carry a personalized ballot to the polls. No more guessing in the voting booth.
Whether you're voting, running, endorsing, or covering elections — BallotWatch has tools built for you.
Game day starts now. Enter your address, scout every race on your personal ballot, research the candidates, and lock in your picks. Take your phone to the polls or print your ballot as a cheat sheet. Then watch your candidates go head-to-head on election night — because democracy hits different when you've got skin in the game.
Build your ballot →Claim your candidate profile, control your message, and reach voters who are actively deciding. Analytics show who's engaging with your race.
Claim your profile →Publish your endorsement guide where voters are making decisions — not buried on your website. Your endorsements appear on candidate profiles and race listings.
Manage a portfolio of races with cross-candidate analytics. See where voters are engaged, where they're undecided, and where to focus resources.
Structured election data and real-time results feeds — one standardized format from all 50 states. The affordable alternative to wire-service data.
Explore data partnerships →Extend your voter education mission year-round. Co-branded landing pages, embeddable tools, and engagement reporting for your referrals.
Partner with us →We send voters to your registration portal, not away from it. White-label ballot lookup widgets for your county website, plus voter communication tools.
See official tools →Fund reusable civic infrastructure, not a one-cycle project. Non-partisan, data-first, and built to scale to every future election.
View grant opportunities →Structured election data across all 50 states — candidates, races, districts, boundaries, and voter rules. The dataset you've been wishing existed.
Explore the data →One API for candidates, races, districts, voter rules, and election night results. Stop scraping state websites and build on a reliable foundation.
View API docs →Five states voted: Michigan filled open nominations for governor and U.S. Senate, Kansas set both statewide tickets, Missouri rejected two constitutional amendments, Virginia picked a Republican Senate nominee, and Washington ran its all-party top-two primary. Vote totals below are unofficial returns.
State legislative primaries in the five states that voted Tuesday are still being added. Browse all states →
August is the busiest stretch of the primary calendar — ten more states hold primaries, runoffs, or special elections before Labor Day
Game day starts now. Enter your address, scout every race on your personal ballot, research the candidates, and lock in your picks. Take your phone to the polls or print your ballot as a cheat sheet. Then watch your candidates go head-to-head on election night — because democracy hits different when you've got skin in the game.
Build your ballot →State-by-state registration guides with methods, deadlines, ID requirements, and direct links to register online.
View registration guide →Research who's running — from governor and U.S. Senate to state legislature and local offices.
Browse by state →Filing deadlines, primary dates, early voting windows, and general election day — all in one place.
Coming soonPrimary types, voting methods, absentee ballot access, voter ID laws, and ballot curing rules by state.
Coming soonReal-time and certified results from federal, state, and local races on election night and beyond.
Coming soonWhere candidates stand on the issues — sourced and cited positions on topics that matter to voters.
Coming soonNationwide 2026 election coverage — every race, every state.