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NOT A GOVERNMENT APP: Democracy Test Kitchen is an independent, non-partisan project. It is not a government agency, and it does not represent any government, election office, political party, or candidate. For official election information, contact your state or local election office: https://www.usa.gov/election-office Democracy Test Kitchen is a free, non-partisan voter guide. Enter your address to see the races on your ballot, compare where the candidates stand on the issues you care about, and build a ballot plan to take with you when you vote. WHAT YOU CAN DO • See your ballot: the races and candidates for your address. • Answer short issue questions and compare the candidates' recorded positions side by side. Each position links to its source. • Build your ballot plan, then send it to yourself by email or text, or copy it. • Find out how to register and where to vote in your state. MADE FOR iPHONE • Election Day reminders: one the evening before and one the morning of. • Add Election Day to your calendar, with a link to your plan. • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets that count down to Election Day and show your progress. • Your plan is saved on your phone, so you can read it without a connection. • Shortcuts on the app icon, in Spotlight and in Siri open your ballot or your plan directly. SOURCES OF GOVERNMENT INFORMATION The government information in this app comes from these official sources. Always confirm dates, deadlines and polling places with them. • Candidates, races and ballots: each state's official election office. Directory of every state and local election office: https://www.usa.gov/election-office (for example, Washington: https://www.sos.wa.gov/elections and Michigan: https://www.michigan.gov/sos/elections) • Voter registration: your state's election office. The official U.S. registration site: https://vote.gov • Election dates: each state's official election calendar, from the state's election office (https://www.usa.gov/election-office). • Polling places: your state's election office (https://www.usa.gov/election-office). • Congressional and legislative districts: Geocodio (https://www.geocod.io) matches your address to the district boundaries published by the U.S. Census Bureau: https://www.census.gov/geographies/mapping-files.html Other sources: • Candidate positions: campaign websites, public statements, voting records, news coverage and social media. Each position in the app links to its source. • Primary dates: National Conference of State Legislatures: https://www.ncsl.org/elections-and-campaigns • Officeholders and legislation: Open States (https://openstates.org) and LegiScan (https://legiscan.com). Full list of sources: https://www.democracytestkitchen.com/about NON-PARTISAN We do not tell you how to vote, and we do not take sides. When a candidate has not stated a position, we say so, or we label an inferred position and say what it is based on. PRIVACY No ads, no account, and we never sell your data. Your issue answers are not shared with anyone. Privacy policy: https://www.democracytestkitchen.com/privacy