BallottaEarly test · Travis County

What's on your ballot?

Enter the address where you're registered. We'll build your ballot for the November 3, 2026 election from Travis County's own voter-district data.

Your browser sends your address straight to Travis County's public map server (and, if the county can't match it, the U.S. Census geocoder) to find your districts. Ballotta never receives your address, and your picks and reasons stay in this browser. We count anonymous taps, like “a share link was opened”, never your address or your picks.

About this test

Ballotta is an early test for Travis County voters only. It isn't affiliated with Travis County, the League of Women Voters, or any campaign, and it doesn't tell you how to vote.

Districts: Travis County Tax Office voter registration data (public map server). State and federal districts: Texas Legislative Council, CC BY 4.0. Contests and candidates: Travis County's consolidated ballot for Nov 3, 2026 (corrected Oct 14). Candidate answers and the campaign websites we link: the League of Women Voters of the Austin Area 2026 Voters Guide, linked as published. Voting locations: Travis County Clerk; map positions from the U.S. Census geocoder, Travis County and © OpenStreetMap contributors. Contests marked "Double-check" aren't confirmed yet; one district on the county ballot (Travis County MUD No. 41) can't be placed on a map yet. Always compare with your official ballot using the county’s Voter Lookup (search by name and birth date).

Keep your picks

Anyone with this link can see your picks and reasons. Send it only to yourself.

The picks are packed inside the link itself. Ballotta has no server and never sees them.

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What to share

Local races can hint at your neighborhood. The link holds only what you chose here; Ballotta never sees it.