2026 elections · Ballot measures
Statewide ballot measures
146 measures on the November 3 ballot in 39 states so far. For each one: the wording printed on the ballot and, where the state’s official voter guide prints them, the arguments for and against, every text copied from the state’s own pages and read the same way for rhetorical techniques. More states are added as they are checked.
- Alabama · 4 measures
- Alaska · 2 measures
- Arizona · 8 measures
- Arkansas · 4 measures
- California · 14 measures
- Colorado · 14 measures
- Florida · 3 measures
- Georgia · 3 measures
- Hawaii · 2 measures
- Idaho · 4 measures
- Indiana · 2 measures
- Iowa · 1 measure
- Kansas · 1 measure
- Kentucky · 1 measure
- Louisiana · 10 measures
- Maryland · 3 measures
- Massachusetts · 9 measures
- Michigan · 2 measures
- Minnesota · 1 measure
- Missouri · 5 measures
- Montana · 3 measures
- Nebraska · 4 measures
- Nevada · 2 measures
- New Hampshire · 2 measures
- New Mexico · 7 measures
- North Carolina · 3 measures
- North Dakota · 2 measures
- Ohio · 1 measure
- Oklahoma · 2 measures
- Rhode Island · 5 measures
- South Dakota · 4 measures
- Tennessee · 3 measures
- Utah · 2 measures
- Vermont · 2 measures
- Virginia · 3 measures
- Washington · 3 measures
- West Virginia · 1 measure
- Wisconsin · 3 measures
- Wyoming · 1 measure
Local measures
- Austin, Texas · 10 measures
A rhetorical technique is about wording, not about whether a measure is a good idea or an argument is true. We don’t recommend a vote.