Predict the U.S. Election!

The Fanschool Election Game is FREE to play. Predict the winners of 🇺🇸 Congressional matchups to learn more about your states and win big. Submit picks by 5pm central on November 3th, 2026.

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An online voting page for the U.S. elections shows three candidates from Alabama and one from Alaska, with their photos, names, and party affiliations.

How does it work?

Conduct your research and pick the President and Senate winners. See who will control Congress.

Choose wisely - you’ll be playing with students across the country for a chance to be on the leaderboard and win fantastic prizes.

Share your Election learning by publishing an article for a chance to be featured on our public Subject Feeds.

A digital dashboard displaying articles on activism and civics, including topics like education, politics, and misinformation, with article thumbnails, titles, authors, and dates.

Engage to Win

Play, publish and produce a portfolio with your classmates. We’re awarding more to students who complete the following:

  1. Participate in the Election Game

  2. Publish a public article*

  3. Invite your parent

*Article must be added to one of our public subject feeds by the Fanschool team.

See leaderboard and publish about the election

A special thanks to our Election Challenge sponsor:

The logo of Vivacity Tech features a stylized purple 'V' with circuit-like lines, and the text 'VIVACITY TECH' beneath it in purple.

Thousands of dollars in prizes will be awarded to student predictors and participating classrooms.

Two digital posters side by side featuring 2022 Election Game Champions. The first poster on the left shows Tessa from Colorado, a fan of soccer, basketball, friends, and family, smiling with long blonde hair in a green jacket. The second poster on the right shows Lydia from North Dakota, a reader and gardener, with long brown hair, glasses, and a denim jacket. Both posters have red backgrounds, with a white section for the girls' photos, and include inspirational quotes at the bottom.

Well-played to Tessa and Lydia who won the 2022 midterm elections game! See the Minot Daily News article celebrating Lydia.