Start here · How this site works

Five steps to your
virtual vote.

World Virtual Vote lets anyone explore real G20 campaigns and express a global point of view. Here is the complete journey before you enter a race.

Independent and non-official · Never a legal ballot

VoteVote

Virtual voting page open Tracking — not yet open

Choose

Select a G20 country with a current leadership or major national election.

Learn

Read every verified candidate profile, platform summary, and source link.

Vote

Cast a non-official virtual choice for the candidate you consider best suited.

Compare

View virtual results overall or through another G20 country’s participant lens.

Return

Come back in two weeks for a fresh round—and change your mind if the evidence does.

Ready? The current campaign pages come next.

Enter the current vote

NOW TRACKINGBrazil 2026 presidential electionVirtual ballot open United States 2026 midtermsRace verification

Current campaigns

Choose a race.
Meet the field.

Election pages open only when the race, dates, and candidate status can be documented responsibly — typically about three months (90 days) before the official election date. Each open race then runs a fresh virtual voting round every two weeks.

01Brazil · PresidentActive

Brazil
2026

Explore the developing presidential field and record one non-official virtual choice per two-week round after signing in.

Open the presidential race

02United States · CongressTracking

U.S.
Midterms

Navigate the 2026 House and Senate campaigns by chamber, state, and district as general-election fields are verified.

Explore the midterms

The world does not vote as one bloc

See the same race from another country’s point of view.

Country filters reveal how participating users in Canada, India, South Africa, the United States, and every other G20 member respond to the same virtual ballot.

See aggregate results

RESULT STANDARDSBrazil 2026

Overall view10+ responses

Country view10+ responses

Individual choicesNever public

Result labelVirtual · Non-official

Real aggregate totals appear only after the publication threshold is met.

Days per virtual round

Campaigns move.
Opinions can too.

Voting opens roughly three months (90 days) before each country’s official election date, once a race, its dates, and its candidates can be documented responsibly. From there, every two weeks a fresh virtual round begins. Previous results stay archived, making it possible to see how debates, platforms, events, and candidate news reshape global opinion over time.

Vote with context