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Election day resources

November 2, 2026

Around election day, the FEC often receives questions about election-related topics outside its jurisdiction, including voting, voter fraud and intimidation, ballot access and election results. For information on these topics, please visit the Commission’s Election results and voting information webpage, which includes links to the appropriate federal and state agencies.