United States · General election 3 November 2026

Ballot Fit

Enter your ZIP code and a few facts about your household and get your statewide ballot back: what each measure would cost you, how it touches your family, and a recommendation you can trace to your own answers. Nothing you enter leaves this page unless you choose Smart read.

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Where you vote ZIP code

Money

Filing status Taxable income $

Taxable spending per year $ Significant stock or brokerage holdings

Hourly wage, if paid hourly $ I employ hourly workers

Home Your home Home value $ Home size

Other properties you own Their total value $

I rent a rent-controlled unit An owner in the household is 65+

Family Children in public school Someone with a disability (disability services, special ed) Someone on Medicaid We use a community health clinic

Getting around Transit use I drive SF's west side most weekdays

Anything else about you? Anything that might matter: your work, your family, what you care about.

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What matters most to you

Keeping my household's costs down

Public services my family relies on

Transit

Housing affordability

Careful government spending

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Your measures

Statewide races

Recommendations weigh only the interests you described above. Measures that are mostly about values (voter ID, recall rules, campaign finance) are left to you. Figures are estimates from each state's official fiscal analyses; property-tax estimates use your state's typical effective rate. Not tax or voting advice. Researched October 2026.