2026 House & Senate elections
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Find your candidates. Read the pledge. Ask them to put their answer in writing. Getting elected shouldn’t come with a friends-and-donors exemption.
Find your candidates.
Don’t know your district? Use the House lookup, then check your election office’s current ballot. District boundaries can change.
Find who’s running for Congress in 2026 and check their pledge record.
Updated September 17, 2026. Candidate listings come from The Green Papers; unconfirmed ballot status and write-ins are labeled. Sources, coverage and correction policy →
Choose your state or territory.
435 voting House seats, five delegate seats, and 35 Senate elections—including the Florida and Ohio special elections. Louisiana’s House races begin with an open primary on November 3. Conditional runoffs are shown on the relevant race pages.
Separate special elections to fill the current FL-20 and TX-23 vacancies still have dates to be determined in the House Clerk’s vacancy list. They are not counted in the 475. Puerto Rico’s resident commissioner is not scheduled for election in 2026.
The question for Congress
Put it in writing.
They can work on the price of chicken and say the law applies to rich people. Multitask.
Read the pledge, then ask your candidates whether they support it. Send us their answer with a source.
Read and sign the petition →We call on every member of the incoming Congress—House and Senate, every party—to support independent investigations and prosecution of sexual abuse and human trafficking in Jeffrey Epstein’s network, including anyone who knowingly enabled those crimes, wherever the evidence warrants.
Support the Epstein Files Transparency Act II, or equivalent successor legislation. Use congressional oversight to uncover the evidence and protect survivors.
No exceptions for wealth, power, or party.Published pledge v2