- What this is
- An eligibility-aware election calendar. You enter an address; we work out every jurisdiction you vote in (county, city, school district, special districts, legislative districts) and show every upcoming election across them with deadlines and logistics.
- Where the dates come from
- County election offices, state election authorities, governing-body agendas (the resolution that orders an election), and statutory public notices. We record the exact text each fact came from. Open any election to see it.
- What Expected, Called, and Confirmed mean
- Expected: inferred from state uniform-date law and past cycles, not yet ordered. Called: the governing body has ordered the election. Confirmed: the administering office has published the official notice with logistics. We also tell you when sources disagree.
- What we will never do
- Endorse or characterize candidates or measures. Condition anything on whether you vote or register (that is illegal in federal elections and in nearly every state, and we would not do it anyway). Sell or share your data.
- Your address
- Anonymous lookups discard the address after resolving it. If you make an account, we keep your Census block, precinct, and district list, and encrypt the address itself. You can delete everything with one click.
- Why reminders and plans
- Field experiments consistently find that concrete logistics (where, when, hours) and plan-making prompts raise turnout by a few points each. Cash incentives do not, and are illegal. So the product is friction removal and information, nothing else.