Election.org

Election.org puts public-record research in your pocket.

• Search federal candidate filings, public offices and PACs or other federal committees.
• Read reported facts, campaign-finance totals, original sources and dates.
• Save up to 24 private public-record snapshots for offline reading.
• Browse source-listed federal election dates and share public links using your device's share sheet.
• Open the full Election.org website for ballot tools and deeper research.

No account is required. There are no ads, tracking SDKs or session recordings in the native app. Searches send your entered query and normal connection information to Election.org. Saved snapshots remain on your device.

Election.org is an independent, nongovernment research platform. It does not represent a government entity, administer voting, provide an official ballot or endorse or rank candidates. Coverage is incomplete, especially for local offices. A filing does not establish ballot qualification. Missing data is labeled; source dates are not presented as live updates. Confirm voting rules and dates with your election office.

Sources include Federal Election Commission filings and calendars (https://www.fec.gov/data/), congress-legislators (https://github.com/unitedstates/congress-legislators) and Open States People (https://github.com/openstates/people). Official election-office information is available at https://www.usa.gov/state-election-office.

Recent changes:
Election.org’s first Android release: research candidate filings, public offices, and PACs; read original sources and dates; save private snapshots for offline reading; and browse federal election dates. Independent, nongovernment research—not an official ballot or an endorsement.