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Ever wondered if your vote really counted? So did we.
Share how you voted, privately. We put the total from voters like you right beside the official count, so anyone can see for themselves.
🔒 No one can see how you voted. Help unlock California: 0 of 10 voters so far. How privacy works
- 1Sign in with one tapApple, Google, or email. No name or ID.
- 2Tap who you voted forAbout a minute. Skip anything you like.
- 3See it side by sideYour area's voters next to the official count.
Election Results · An Independent Check for Voters
Our count. The official count. Side by side.
Gold is the official count. Teal is anonymous community reports. Free and open to every voter — no names are ever shown, and an area only appears once 10+ people report.
What is We The Vote?
A free, nonpartisan way for voters to double-check election results together. You privately share how you voted, and we show the total from voters like you right next to the official count. When the two line up, it's reassurance you can see for yourself. When they don't, it's a reason to look closer, not proof of wrongdoing. Every report adds to a public check that builds trust in elections through openness, for every party and none.
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Local
Community reports are voluntary and self-selected; differences from the official count are expected and are not evidence of any problem. How this works
Every vote. Every state. Open to all.
Official results and community reports, side by side — every state on one map, with county detail where offices publish it. Free, nonpartisan, and open to every voter.
Community reports · CA
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Official results
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News race calls
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Unofficial — awaiting certified results
The scoreboard
Official votes counted vs. community reports
Two amounts, kept apart on purpose. One is what election offices recorded. The other is what participating voters chose to share.
Official results
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Community reports
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A gap between the two is expected. Community reports are self-selected and cannot verify how any ballot was tabulated. How we count
How it works
Three taps from your ballot to the bigger picture.
No forms, no ID, no long profile. Sign in, share what you want to share, and explore.
Sign in in one tap
Google, Apple, or an email link. No full name, no ID uploads.
Share your own vote
Enter your ZIP and voluntarily report your selections after you vote.
See the bigger picture
Explore community reports beside official results, from local to national.
Data you can tell apart
Two kinds of numbers. Always labeled.
Facts first: we never blur the line between what voters chose to report and what an election office recorded, and we never claim a gap between them proves anything.
Community Reports
What participating voters chose to share. A voluntary, self-selected survey — it does not represent every voter and is not an official count.
Official Results
Results published by state and county election offices, always shown with their source and last-updated time.
Differences between the two are expected. A survey can't verify how any ballot was tabulated, and gaps are not evidence of wrongdoing. Read our methodology
Open to all
Built for every voter, whatever you believe.
We The Vote belongs to no party, no campaign, and no government. It exists so anyone — any state, any county, any background — can see the same numbers and add their own voice.
Open by default
No paywall, no party test, no gatekeeping. If you can vote, this is for you.
Facts over spin
Official results come from election offices, every figure shows its source and update time, and unofficial race calls are always labeled.
Your voice counts
Community reports are voluntary and anonymous in public. Together they form a second, people-powered tally next to the official one.
Private by design
- ✓ No full name or ID required
- ✓ Your choices are only shown inside aggregated totals
- ✓ Small areas are hidden until enough people report
- ✓ Delete your account and reports anytime
Check your official ballot status
Only your state election office can confirm your registration or ballot status.
We never show your individual answers, and we don't sell your data.
Questions
Straight answers.
No. We're an independent, nonpartisan project, not affiliated with any government, election authority, party, or campaign.