A personal record, not a party quiz
Say what you believe in, and what you want from this ballot.
Ideology asks two things in ordinary language: the principles you hold, and what you want from what is on your ballot. Then it sets your answers next to cited public documents from the parties and candidates on your ballot. It does not invent a match. It does not label you as part of any camp.
Choose an election
Israel
עבריתEnglish
Election to the 26th Knesset, October 27, 2026
Election day: October 27, 2026
Lists are shown here through primary sources only: their platforms and websites, bills their MKs filed in the Knesset, posts on the official social-media accounts of the lists and their leaders, and statements their leaders made in government office. Where no such source exists on a topic, no position is recorded.
- Parties
- 12
- Sourced statements
- 65
- Claims checked
- 8
United States
Englishעברית
California ballot, November 3, 2026
Election day: November 3, 2026
Statewide races for governor, insurance commissioner, and superintendent of public instruction, and every statewide proposition on the certified ballot.
- Candidates
- 6
- Ballot measures
- 14
- Sourced statements
- 12
- Claims checked
- 52
United States
Englishעברית
U.S. midterm election, November 3, 2026
Election day: November 3, 2026
How the Democratic and Republican national parties’ own documents line up with your answers. For your district’s candidates, check your state’s voter guide.
- Parties
- 2
- Sourced statements
- 25
How the record is kept
Every line has a source
Comparisons use only sourced lines in the library. A missing source is left blank.
Checked by someone else
The person who checks a record is never the person who wrote it. Unchecked records are not shown.
Your answers stay yours
Only you can read your answers. You can delete your account and your answers at any time.