G20 campaign track · United States

Congress is
on the ballot.

General electionNovember 3, 2026

American midterms

Not one national candidate list. Hundreds of local congressional choices.

The U.S. midterms determine who represents each district and state in Congress, and which party holds a majority in each chamber. World Virtual Vote will organize this campaign by chamber, then state or congressional district, so virtual participants compare the actual candidates in each race.

435

All congressional districts

U.S. House seats

Every voting seat in the House is contested. The virtual-vote experience will open district by district after nominees are verified.

Statewide races

of the U.S. Senate

A different group of Senate seats is elected every two years. Candidate pages will be organized by state, including verified special elections.

Race browser

Candidate voting opens after each race’s general-election nominees are verified.

Primary dates vary by state and some remain ahead. The production app will connect every profile to official election and campaign sources before a virtual ballot opens.

Roster statusVerification in progress

No virtual ballot is shown until the relevant general-election field can be sourced responsibly.

How this track will work

01

Choose chamber and race

Start with the House or Senate, then select the state or district whose candidates you want to compare.

02

Read equal-format profiles

Every candidate receives the same biography, platform, official links, news, and source treatment.

03

Vote every two weeks

Each virtual round is archived, then the same race reopens so changing campaign information can change minds.

04

Compare G20 viewpoints

View virtual results by participants’ selected G20 country, with counts and methodology always visible.

Official information

Virtual participation is not voter registration.

World Virtual Vote is independent and non-official. U.S. voters should use official federal and state resources for registration, ballots, districts, dates, and results.

Read the official USAGov midterm guide Review FEC 2026 election dates