CA Vote Guide

CA Vote Guide helps California voters understand every candidate on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot — all in one place, in English, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. Many candidates never submit a statement to the Official Voter Information Guide, and campaign websites are scattered. CA Vote Guide brings it together so you can make your own informed choice. WHAT'S INSIDE • Every statewide race: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Controller, Treasurer, Attorney General, Insurance Commissioner, Board of Equalization (Districts 1–4) and Superintendent of Public Instruction • Statewide races and propositions for every California voter • Local races: currently the Irvine area of Orange County (U.S. House District 47, State Assembly District 73, Irvine Mayor and City Council, Municipal Water District of Orange County). More counties and cities will be added; if you live elsewhere, you'll see all statewide races. • Judicial retention: California Supreme Court and Court of Appeal justices — career, achievements and criticism • All 2026 state propositions and local measures, with plain-language summaries • Practice ballot laid out like the real one, with a progress bar so you know when every item is done • For each candidate: platform, education, family, positions held, key endorsements, age, and the full official statement when available • Photos, campaign websites and cited sources EASY TO USE • Jump to any office from the side menu • Filter by party • Tap the heart to mark the candidates you like — one per office, just like the ballot • Mark Yes or No for each justice and measure • Set your county and districts to see only the races on your ballot • Optional quick fill: preview how a party or group recommends voting, then change anything you like — for reference only, not the app's position • Light and dark mode PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no ads, no tracking. Your marks are saved only on your iPhone. NON-PARTISAN CA Vote Guide is independent. It is not affiliated with the California Secretary of State or any government agency, candidate or party, and it is not voting advice. Information is compiled from the Official Voter Information Guide, candidate websites and public reporting; if anything differs, the official text governs. Found an error? Tap "Contact us" in Settings.