See who’s on your ballot — and who we’re voting for.
Endorsements and recommendations from your local DSA chapter, matched to your exact districts.
Complete all fields — 2‑letter state, 5‑digit ZIP.
Why a full address? District lines for city council and state races often split ZIP codes down the middle of a block — a ZIP alone can’t tell us which side you’re on. Your street address pins down your exact districts.
Your location or address is used only to find your voting districts. It goes to this site, which passes it to the U.S. Census geocoder and keeps no record of it. It’s remembered in your browser so you can skip this step next time — use “Change” on the results page to forget it.
Looking up your districts
Finding your districts…
Matching you to your congressional, state, and local districts.
Your ballot
Saved copy. We couldn’t check where you are just now, so this is the ballot from your last lookup. It’s probably still right — reload once you have a signal, especially if you’ve moved.
Prototype — the district match above is live via the U.S. Census geocoder, but all candidates and endorsements are fictional sample data. City council districts aren’t in Census data and will come from chapter district maps.
Districts from the U.S. Census geocoder. Candidate listings from VOTE411 (League of Women Voters). ZIP code data from GeoNames, CC BY 4.0.