Coverage & roadmap

National reach.
Tennessee depth.

Vote With Info clearly separates what is fully developed, what routes to official sources, and what has not been added yet.

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What a voter can use today

Every claim below corresponds to a live voter-facing path. Missing information is labeled instead of filled with assumptions.

Statewide registration, photo-ID, early voting, Election Day, absentee, polling-place, and special-situation guidance with official links.

November 3, 2026 governor and U.S. Senate candidate lists drawn from an official general-election sample ballot.

A direct state election website, Vote.gov registration route, state-filtered calendar, and nationwide office education for every state.

Candidates use the same official ballot fields and presentation, alphabetical selection, no automatic preselection, and no scores or recommendations.

Coverage by level

GeographyRules & datesCandidatesLocal ballot

TennesseeExpanded summariesStatewide racesOfficial address lookup

Other 49 statesOfficial state routesNot yet profiledOfficial state/local lookup

County & cityTennessee pilot examplesLimited pilot recordsOfficial local authority

Responsible expansion

Coverage expands in measured sections so voter-facing information remains traceable and maintainable.

01
Finish the Tennessee operating model
Keep statewide rules, dates, statewide races, candidate records, corrections, and source-review dates current through a complete election cycle.
02
Add a small multi-state pilot
Expand detailed rules and candidate coverage to three to five states only after the Tennessee update workflow is dependable.
03
Scale by region
Use the same data standard, review checklist, campaign format, and coverage labels for each new group of states.
04
Claim national depth only when earned
The directory is nationwide now; deep candidate and rule coverage should be marketed state by state as it is actually verified.

Start with the voter’s question