US Midterm Elections PowerPoint Template

The US Midterm Elections PowerPoint Template is a strictly nonpartisan deck for Election Day on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. The cover and section divider show the Capitol dome at dusk under a sweeping red, white and blue ribbon, and the content slides sit on cream with navy text, three small stars in the corner and a red, cream and blue stripe along the foot of the page. Red and blue are used evenly as flag colours, with no party symbols, mascots or candidates anywhere in the deck. Archivo Black gives the headlines a newspaper-front-page weight and Libre Franklin keeps the body copy readable.

What's Inside

Ten content slides come pre-filled with civics content. After "The 2026 Midterms" cover there is a six-point briefing agenda, an explainer on why the country votes halfway through a presidential term, a big-numbers slide (435 House seats, 35 Senate seats, 36 governors), three ways to vote (in person, early, by mail), a polling-place slide with a photo of voters in line, a "Congress on the ballot" section divider, four habits before you fill in a bubble, five down-ballot races people forget to finish (state senate, city council, school board, judges, ballot measures) and a Franklin D. Roosevelt quote from 1944. Reference slides for fonts, elements and icons are included.

The full version adds ten more layouts: a House versus Senate comparison table, a five-step path from registered to counted, a timeline from Election Day to the new Congress in January 2027, an election-day checklist, a full-bleed "Every vote, counted" picture, a midterm turnout chart, a candidates slide with photo slots, an election-night watch party agenda, a "Make your voice heard" closing page and a contact slide for your local election office.

Who Is This Template For?

Made for civics and government teachers, student organisations and campus voter drives, newsrooms and community media explaining what is on the ballot, libraries and nonprofits running voter registration events, and HR teams sharing time-off-to-vote information. The numbers and dates slides are written for 2026 but the structure works for any election year, and the candidates and contact layouts in the full version take your own district's details.