Nonpartisan voter guide
Know who's on your ballot.
Plain-language summaries of every candidate on your ballot: their background, what they say they stand for, how they've voted, and their own case to voters. No spin, no endorsements, and every claim linked to its source.
Ohio's Nov. 3 election · 57 candidates in 23 races
How it works
Pick your state
We're starting with Ohio's November 3, 2026 general election.
Find your district
Choose your county and city to see which U.S. House race is on your ballot.
Read and compare
Open any candidate's profile, or compare a race side by side, issue by issue.
Built to be neutral
Every claim is sourced
Each fact links to where it came from: official records, the candidate's own materials, or mainstream news.
In their own words
The “why vote for them” section is each candidate's own case, as they make it. Not ours.
Same rules for everyone
Candidates appear alphabetically, every party label looks the same, and nothing is color-coded red or blue.
No endorsements or attack ads
We don't rate candidates or repeat opponents' claims, and we block political ads on our site.