2026 U.S. Midterms: A Go-To Resource for Latino Voter and Election Information

This hub brings together trusted English- and Spanish-language narrative monitoring, counter-misinformation best practices, messaging guidance , fact-checking, media literacy, and AI literacy tools, state-specific resources (including key media and messengers to follow), and voting information.


This landing page is a one-stop-shop for voters, front-line communicators, and community leaders working around the U.S. midterm elections.


Explore Resources

  1. Narrative Monitoring, Counter-Misinformation Best Practices, and Messaging Guidance

  2. Fact-Checking, Media Literacy, and AI Literacy Tools 

  3. State-Specific Resources: Arizona, California, Florida, Michigan, Nevada, Texas 

  4. Voting Information and Community Resources

1. Narrative Monitoring, Counter-Misinformation Best Practices, and Messaging Guidance (for Journalists, Creators, and Community Leaders) 

These resources provide insights into election narratives circulating in Latino communities and offer guidance for producing accurate, accessible, and culturally relevant content. 

DDIA Research and Election Narratives

  • DDIA - REDESCover 

    • Sign-up for DDIA’s weekly newsletter covering emerging narratives and information disorder circulating in English, Spanish, and Portuguese across Latino spaces on social media. 

    • Ahead of the November 3 midterms, REDESCover is featuring a special weekly Election Watch series, drawing on DDIA’s monitoring across six key states: Arizona, California, Michigan, Nevada, Florida, and Texas. 

  • DDIA: Election Coverage 

    • Explore the weekly Election Watch articles from REDESCover, also published on DDIA’s website for public access and sharing.

Prebunking to Counter Misinformation

Prebunking is a proactive approach to countering misinformation that equips people with the tools to recognize misleading claims and manipulation before encountering it. As false and misleading election information spreads online, prebunking offers a valuable strategy for strengthening people's resilience to misinformation ahead of the 2026 midterms.

Prebunking in Action

Prebunking helps people recognize common misinformation tactics before encountering misleading content. These examples illustrate how manipulation techniques appear in everyday online conversations. 

Messaging Guides

2. Fact-Checking, Media Literacy, and AI Literacy Tools (for Messengers and Voters) 

These resources help evaluate election claims, recognize misleading narratives, and verify information before sharing it. 


Fact-Checking Tools 

Media and AI Literacy Resources

State-Specific Resources and Messengers to Follow (for Voters)

Trusted Local Journalists 

4. Voting Information and Community Resources (for Voters) 

Find tools to check voter registration status, learn about voting options, and make voting plans. 


Voter Registration and Election Information

  • National Association of Secretaries of State - Can I Vote

    • State election officials’ directory linking voters to official registration, polling location, voter ID, and absentee voting information.

  • United States Election Assistance Commission - Voters 

    • Federal election resource hub featuring multilingual registration forms, state voting guides, election security information, and accessibility resources. 

  • Vote.org - Everything You Need to Vote

    • Online voter tools for checking registration, registering to vote, requesting absentee ballots, and finding election deadlines and polling locations. 

  • Univision - Vota Conmigo

    • Spanish-language election coverage featuring 2026 voting guides, registration events, ballot explainers, and voter stories. 

Voting Plans and Community Resources

  • Maremoto - Tu Centro de Votación

    • Spanish-language voter resource hub with tools to organize a voting plan and prepare for Election Day. 

  • Voto Latino - Election Center

    • Latino-focused voting hub offering registration tools, ballot previews, election reminders, absentee ballot requests, and volunteer opportunities.

  • Mi Familia En Acción - Make a Plan to Vote

    • Bilingual voter resource center helping Latino families access voting information and prepare a personalized voting plan. 

  • When We All Vote - Voter Resources Hub

    • Step-by-step voting plan guide combining registration checks, ballot information, polling place searches and tools to mobilize friends and family. 

  • Poderistas - Power Portal

    • Latina-focused civic engagement hub featuring issue explainers, community organizing resources, volunteer opportunities, and pathways to civic leadership.  

  • Hope - Latina Voting Power

    • Latina-focused voting guide featuring registration resources, ballot research, state election information and social media toolkit for community outreach. 

  • Somos Votantes - Check Your Reg 

    • Bilingual Latino-focused voter engagement resource helping voters identify their registration, make a voting plan, and get involved in community organizing. 

Voting Rights

  • ACLU - Know Your Rights: Voting Rights

    • Voting rights guide explaining voter eligibility, accessibility protections, and how to respond to challenges at the polls. 

  • Fair Elections Center - Voting and Policy Resources

    • Voting rights and election policy resources covering state voting rules, registration requirements, and barriers to ballot access. 

Understand the 2026 Midterms