Elections Simplified

Elections Simplified shows you the full ballot for your address — every race, every candidate, every ballot measure — and explains it in plain language.

For each candidate you get a short, neutral summary plus a record of what they have actually done: votes cast, bills sponsored, positions taken, and campaign finance where it is public. No spin, no ads, no political organization behind it. Elections Simplified is independent and ad-free.

• Enter your address once and see the races you can vote in.
• Read plain-language candidate profiles and records.
• Mark your picks race by race and keep a private ballot draft.
• Follow candidates to keep track of their records.
• Share a pick card with friends — only if you choose to.

Your picks are private. We never sell data, show ads, or share your choices with campaigns.

NOT A GOVERNMENT APP
Elections Simplified is published by Elections Simplified Inc., an independent, nonpartisan private company. It is not a government entity and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of any federal, state, or local government or election office. It does not register voters, issue ballots, or count votes. Always confirm your registration, polling place, and official ballot with your state or local election office: https://vote.gov

WHERE THE INFORMATION COMES FROM
Every record in the app shows its source link and the date it was researched. Official sources include:
• Races, candidate lists, and ballot measures: state and county election offices — certified candidate lists, sample ballots, and official voter guides. Find yours at https://www.usa.gov/state-election-office
• Congressional votes and bills: https://www.congress.gov, https://clerk.house.gov, https://www.senate.gov
• State legislative votes and bills: the official website of each state legislature
• Federal campaign finance: Federal Election Commission — https://www.fec.gov
• State and local campaign finance: the state or city disclosure agency named on each record
• District boundaries and population: U.S. Census Bureau — https://www.census.gov
• How we research and check records: https://electionssimplified.com/methodology