VoteValue gives you a data-driven score for your district — then connects you to campaigns, petitions, and your representatives so you can do something about it.
From address lookup to signing a petition and contacting your representative — see the full VoteValue workflow.
Enter any U.S. address and instantly see how competitive your district is, how gerrymandered it is, and how much structural influence your vote carries.
How close recent elections have been in your precinct. A tighter margin means your individual vote has more potential impact on the outcome.
How much your district has been shaped to favor one party. Heavily gerrymandered districts reduce competitive tension — and reduce your vote's leverage.
Draws on 2020 VEST data to show historical voting patterns at the precinct level — not just district-wide averages.
Scores for federal congressional, state senate, and state house districts — all from one address lookup.
Type any U.S. address. VoteValue geocodes it and identifies all your districts — federal, state, and local.
See your VoteValue Index — a composite score combining competitiveness, gerrymander risk, and turnout data for your specific precinct.
Browse the Campaign Marketplace to find redistricting proposals, petitions, and advocacy campaigns relevant to your district.
Sign a petition and automatically generate a personalized constituent letter to your representative — sent in seconds.
VoteValue connects civic discovery to direct constituent action. No copy-pasting addresses. No hunting for representative contact info.
Every petition signature automatically generates a personalized letter to your elected representative, pre-addressed to your district's officials.
Browse campaigns filtered to your district and representatives
One click — your identity is verified against your district
A personalized constituent letter is drafted for your rep
Your voice reaches the right official for your address
Every guess updates a chess-style Perception ELO rating for each district. Crowds catch what compactness math misses.
Two real districts side by side. You pick which one looks more drawn for politics than for people.
Each round generates 1, 3, or 6 head-to-head matchups depending on whether you ranked 2, 3, or 4 districts.
A district that gets picked as "more gerrymandered" climbs in ELO. One that doesn't, drops. The rating converges after about 20 appearances.
Districts the public consistently flags as gerrymandered rise to the top — even when the geometry alone wouldn't show it.
Voters from 19 states have used VoteValue to understand their voting power.
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