Candidates and voting groups fighting for Ballot initiatives, and who you can vote for on November 3, 2026.
Updated Oct 9, 2026
82 voters
11 groups
77 recommendations
44 candidates in 7 states for the November 3, 2026 election.
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Ava George Stewart
Democratic
1 group
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Christian L. Mitchell
Democratic
1 group
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D'Anthony "Tony" Thedford
Democratic
1 group
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J.B. Pritzker
Democratic
1 group
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Jessica Vasquez
Democratic
1 group
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Juliana Stratton
Democratic
1 group
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Kwame Raoul
Democratic
1 group
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Lindsey LaPointe
Democratic
1 group
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Luz Maria Toledo
Democratic
1 group
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Margaret Croke
Democratic
1 group
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Maria Pappas
Democratic
1 group
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Michael "Mike" W. Frerichs
Democratic
1 group
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Mike Quigley
Democratic
1 group
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Monica M. Gordon
Democratic
1 group
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Pat Hynes
Democratic
1 group
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Steven Q. McKenzie
Democratic
1 group
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Thomas J. Dart
Democratic
1 group
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The Ballot Ball
led by Bastian Isa · 28 voters
Politics are serious and carry with it heavy repercussions, but that doesn’t mean we can’t make them fun! It can be hard to keep up with everyday life and still do your research before it’s time to vote. So I’ll do the research for you!

Coloradans Voting on Colorado Stuff in Colorado
led by Cecelia Thorn · 28 voters
We have 14 ballot measures this year. Billionaires are spending big to influence how we vote on them.

Schools&Sh!t
led by Heather Noyes-Fredette · 14 voters
Massachusetts has 9 ballot questions on the November election ballot. We thought it would be helpful to got together to talk about each ballot question and the ways a yes/no vote impact us as community members.

We Vote Together
led by Moira Reilly · 7 voters
We are residents of the 30th and 45th wards on the Northside of Chicago who help each other research school board candidates, judges, and ballot initiatives so no one has to figure it out alone.

Mamas at the Polls
led by Janalynn Villasenor · 1 voter
Defending direct democracy, one snack break at a time. We are moms armed with coffee, snacks, and strong opinions about the issues affecting our families. We are navigating election season together by understanding the issues, talking across differences, and showing up for our communities while juggling everything else motherhood throws at us.

Ballot Question Party
led by Dell · 1 voter
Go over the Massachusetts Ballot questions and whose on the ticket in our local area.

Washington Supreme Court & Initiatives
led by Mallory McClure · 1 voter
The Washinton Supreme Court races and initiatives on this year's ballot aren't the easiest to figure out, but they're hugely important. This guide is to point you quickly in the right direction. Let's keep that liberal majority on the Washington Supreme Court and tell Brian Heyward and Let's Go Washington to kick rocks.

Ballot Ready
led by Gloria Strohm · 1 voter
Ballots are a lot, and California measures don’t make it easy! Come do your adult homework with us. Learn what the 2026 measures mean so you can feel informed and ready to make your own decisions. It’s so much nicer to figure it out together!

Flathead Valley Ballot Info Party!
led by Catherine Allen · 1 voter
Let's meet and talk about the important ballot initiatives on the ballot this year. Invite a friend!

Presidio Voting Group
led by Elizabeth Doyle · 0 voters
We are concerned citizens excited to talk through ballot initiatives and candidates in an open, welcoming way, eager to learn from and share our opinions with our neighbors.

Know your Ballot
led by Mandi · 0 voters
Learning who will be on your ballot, what's their platform, and what initiatives are on the ballot.
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