USAFacts and VoteMate bring government data to voters
The USAFacts Data MCP provides government data to VoteMate's AI ballot assistant
USAFacts has partnered with VoteMate to bring trustworthy, government-sourced data directly to voters seeking facts this election season. VoteMate is a free, nonprofit AI ballot assistant that connects to voters' specific ballot and answers questions through cited, nonpartisan sources. Through the USAFacts Data MCP, VoteMate can now surface relevant government statistics when voters need context to understand the issues behind their choices.
We’re excited about this partnership on two fronts: it’s the first live integration of the USAFacts Data MCP, and it puts real government data in front of voters at exactly the moment they’re trying to make decisions.
Learn more about VoteMate and access their ballot assistant at votemateus.org
Read more about US elections from USAFacts in our Elections hub.
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