Where do I vote?
Polling places are assigned from a street address, not a ZIP code. Open the Vote page and choose your state, or search a street address. Federal Election Day is November 3, 2026.
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Midterm candidates
U.S. House and Senate filers from the FEC candidate master, with party, photo, and a link to the FEC page. Confirm every name with the official sample ballot.
Candidates by state
Voting guides by state
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Debates
Immigration starterElections starterEconomy starter
"Expanding seasonal work visas lowers wages for local workers."
Supports 42%Disputes 58%
"Mail-in ballots in Example County were counted without signature checks."
Supports 31%Disputes 69%
"A higher state minimum wage reduced entry-level hiring in 2025."
Supports 55%Disputes 45%
Lean bars show where community-rated evidence currently weighs — never a verdict from Poliwog.
Common ground
Featured solutions
Budgetstarter
Publish every federal grant over $1M in a searchable public ledger
Problem: Spending is hard to trace once it leaves the headline budget.
Republicans81%
Democrats74%
Independents86%
Libertarians82%
Other71%
79Common-ground score · strong across every group
Healthcarestarter
Require hospitals to post cash prices for the 300 most common procedures
Problem: Patients often cannot compare costs before they get care.
Republicans69%
Democrats77%
Independents72%
Libertarians64%
Other58%
68Common-ground score · mixed
Energystarter
Fast-track permits for transmission lines with a 2-year review cap
Problem: Grid upgrades often take a decade to permit.
Republicans58%
Democrats49%
Independents63%
Libertarians77%
Other45%
57Common-ground score · split
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Blind votes reveal where groups actually agree.
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What do I bring?
Each state sets its own identification rules. Poliwog does not publish a national list. Use the voter ID link on your state voting guide.
Can I still register?
Registration deadlines are set by each state. Poliwog does not store those dates. Use the registration link on your state voting guide.