Ledger Vote - Ballot & Polls

Ledger shows you what is on your ballot. Enter your address, and Ledger presents the federal races you can vote on — President, Senate, and House — drawn from public records and presented factually, without slant. No endorsements. No rankings. No one is telling you who to choose. WHAT LEDGER DOES Your federal ballot See every federal contest in your district. Each candidate card is built from Federal Election Commission filings: party, office sought, campaign finance summaries, and links to the original disclosures. Compare candidates View two candidates in a contest side by side, with their public records laid out plainly. Private mock ballot Save your choices for each race privately, for your own planning. Your mock ballot is never submitted anywhere and is never an official vote. Daily polls Answer neutral support-or-oppose questions on public-policy topics, each reviewed by a person before publication. See how responses break down in aggregate. Values quiz Take an optional 33-question quiz to understand your own civic leanings. The quiz is for your self-understanding only — it never reorders or hides anything on your ballot. Ask Vera Vera is a civic assistant grounded in cited public sources. Ask factual questions about offices, candidates, and ballots, and see the sources under every answer. Vera declines to recommend candidates by design. Today A daily civic summary with sourced events, a ballot reminder for your district, and the day's poll. HOW LEDGER IS DIFFERENT Transparency first — Ledger shows everything on the ballot, not a curated subset. Facts with citations — every important claim keeps its source, from the FEC to Congress.gov to state election offices. When information is not publicly available, Ledger says so plainly. Non-partisan — Ledger does not endorse, rank, or characterize candidates, and does not process political donations or advertising. Private by design — your mock ballot, quiz answers, and address are yours. Address and quiz answers are not sent to the AI. HONEST LIMITS Ledger covers federal races at this release; state and local contests are on the roadmap. A free Ledger account is required, and a US address is required to receive a personalized ballot. Some features, including streaks and additional activity, are still in development. Vera answers only from sourceable public information. Ledger is a civic transparency tool. It will never tell you who to vote for.