Independent and unofficial. Not a party, a campaign or an election office. Every link below goes to a state or federal government site; nothing here restates hours, rules or results.

About this site

Election Day Sources is an index of official government pages for the 2026-11-03 election. It is independent and unofficial. It is not a political party, a campaign, or an election office, and it does not speak for any of them.

What it does not do

It does not restate polling hours, ID rules, deadlines or ballot contents. Those live on the state pages it links to, which are the only pages that count.
It does not show vote counts or call races.
It does not ask for donations, run ads, collect names or email addresses, or set cookies.
It has no chat, comments or user content.

Who runs it

An independent publisher who also runs republican.baby and democrat.baby, two data sites about baby names and how states voted. The same person owns the domain names; no party or campaign is involved, and none has been asked for permission or money. The domain name is a .republican address that was already owned; it carries no party endorsement.

How the links were checked

Each state's links were collected from the state's own election site, from the National Association of Secretaries of State's Can I Vote pages, from vote.gov and from USA.gov, then fetched on 2026-11-02 to confirm the page answered. A link marked "unverified today" came from the state's site but the automated check could not confirm it (some state sites refuse automated requests); the address is still the state's. Where a state leaves polling-place lookups to counties, the state page that routes to counties is linked and the page says so.

Corrections

If a link is wrong or has moved, the state's own site is authoritative and this page should be fixed to match it. Corrections reach the publisher through the contact page on y00r.com.