Who is on your ballot, and what each of them winning would change for a household like yours.

1. Open a ballotEvery candidate, from the official nomination list, in the order they appear on the paper.
2. Describe a householdSeven quick bands. Yours, a friend's, a neighbour's. Nothing is saved.
3. See what appliesCalculated tax and benefit figures, and each candidate's published positions on nine topics, with sources and independent further reading.

28 elections in the next six weeks

A test version. Elections are added as their candidate lists are confirmed; you can look at any covered election whether or not you live there.

Archive

Past elections, shown as they stood at the time. Useful for seeing how the same household would have looked under the law and the pledges of that year.

• Holborn and St Pancras — Thursday, 4 July 2024

Two kinds of statement, both labelled

Computed: tax and benefit effects for a household in your bands, calculated with the open-source PolicyEngine UK model from a party's published pledges. Documented: a pledge that applies to a household like yours, quoted exactly from the party's or candidate's own published material, with source and date. Where a candidate has published nothing on a topic, it says so, in the same place, for everyone.

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