BallotGuessr
See a Street View image, guess how the county voted in 2024.
Every day: A Daily Challenge of five Street View locations, the same for everyone: guess how each county voted in 2024, 30 seconds a round, with a daily leaderboard. New puzzle: Once a day; the site does not state the time.

BallotGuessr calls itself GeoGuessr for politics. In the Daily Challenge you see five Google Street View locations, one at a time, and have 30 seconds each to guess how that county voted in the 2024 presidential election. Your total goes on the day's leaderboard, and you get one attempt a day.
About BallotGuessr
BallotGuessr is a political geography game. Each round shows a Google Street View image somewhere in the United States, and you estimate how the surrounding county voted in the 2024 presidential election. The closer your estimate, the more points you score.
The Daily Challenge has five rounds of 30 seconds each, the same five locations for every player that day. Quitting counts as your attempt, so you only get one go. At the end you see your final score and how you did in each round, can share your results, and can add your name to the day's top 25 leaderboard. No account is needed, though registered players keep streaks.
The site also runs other modes outside the daily, including a challenge based on the 2022 French election. It suits players of GeoGuessr and fans of election maps who like to read a place from its streets.
How to play BallotGuessr
- Open ballotguessr.com/daily and start the Daily Challenge.
- Look around the Street View location.
- Estimate how the county voted in 2024 before the 30 seconds run out.
- Repeat for all five rounds.
- See your score, share it and add your name to the leaderboard.
Tips
- Check the landscape and housing: farmland and small towns, suburbs and inner cities each lean differently.
- You are guessing the county, not the street, so think about the wider area.
- Do not quit midway: leaving counts as your daily attempt.
Questions
How many rounds are in the daily?
Five, with 30 seconds each.
Can I play the daily twice?
No. One attempt a day; quitting counts as your attempt.
Do I need an account?
No. You can add a name to the leaderboard without one.
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