Washoe County early voting began at 18 centers Saturday
Early voting began Oct. 17 at 18 Washoe County centers, open daily through Oct. 30. Voters may use any county center.
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Madison No Kings march draws estimates of up to 1,500
A Madison No Kings march on Oct. 17 drew estimates of up to 1,500 people and included a call to vote early in the November election.
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Carroll County absentee ballot request deadline is Oct. 20
Carroll County voters can request a mail-in absentee ballot until Oct. 20 at 11:59 p.m. In-person absentee voting begins Oct. 21.
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Greensboro students march to vote without campus early-voting sites
Students from A&T, UNC Greensboro and Bennett College marched to Union Square on the first day of early voting. The campuses are not listed as early-voting sites in Guilford County’s 2026 schedule.
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No Kings rallies urge early voting 17 days before midterms
No Kings rallies on Oct. 17 urged voters to cast ballots early before the Nov. 3 federal midterm election.
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Tennessee says poll-worker notations alone do not void ballots
Secretary of State Tre Hargett rejected a social-media claim about poll-worker marks as Tennessee early voting began.
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Texas says voter-registration backlog cleared before early voting
The Secretary of State’s office said Oct. 15 it knew of no county with delayed voter-registration applications still pending. Early voting was scheduled to begin Oct. 19.
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Rhode Island early voting runs through Nov. 2 at 4 p.m.
In-person early voting for Rhode Island’s Nov. 3, 2026, election began Oct. 14 and is scheduled to continue through 4 p.m. Nov. 2.
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Connecticut sets $1 million voter-information campaign for Nov. 3
The campaign is scheduled to run Oct. 12 through Election Day, explaining absentee, early in-person and Election Day voting.
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Valencia County early voting adds three sites Oct. 17
Early voting is scheduled at the Los Lunas county offices through Oct. 16, then at four locations through Oct. 31.
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Delaware voters face a tight 2026 primary-election timeline
Delaware’s 2026 primary is Sept. 15. Here are the early-voting hours, party rules and absentee deadlines voters need before Election Day.
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Lewis County Aug. 6 Election Results Not Yet Verified in Official Records
Lewis County voters cast ballots Aug. 6, but candidate totals, winners, turnout and certification status remain unconfirmed in accessible official records.
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Woodville candidates have until Aug. 17 to file for mayor and three alderman positions
Woodville’s filing period for the Nov. 3, 2026, municipal election ends at 5 p.m. Aug. 17. Four city offices or terms are listed for election.
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Norwalk Primaries Bring Permanent Polling-Place Changes
Norwalk’s Aug. 11 Democratic and Republican primaries follow early voting at City Hall and permanent polling-place changes for some voters.
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Bridgeport Primary Set for Aug. 11 After Early Voting Period
Bridgeport’s state, district and municipal primary is scheduled for Aug. 11, with polls open 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. after early voting ended Sunday.
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Wichita Falls Candidate Filing Open Through Aug. 17 for 2026 Election
Wichita Falls candidates can file for mayor and three City Council districts through Aug. 17. Write-in filings are due Aug. 21.
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Miami Gardens Voters Will Choose Three Council Seats Aug. 18
Miami Gardens voters will decide three four-year City Council seats Aug. 18, with early voting available Aug. 3-16 at 23 Miami-Dade County locations.
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Calvert County moves Dunkirk-area Election Day voting to Ward Farm Park
Voters in Dunkirk-area precincts 3-6 and 3-7 will cast Election Day ballots at Ward Farm Park in Dunkirk instead of Northern High School in Owings for the 2026 general election.
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Polk County primary early voting begins Aug. 8 at Bartow election headquarters
Early voting for Polk County’s Aug. 18, 2026, primary runs Aug. 8-15 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., with the county election headquarters in Bartow serving as one voting location.
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Fairbanks’ 2026 municipal election process moves past Aug. 5 withdrawal deadline
Fairbanks’ 2026 municipal election process has passed its candidate-withdrawal deadline. The regular election remains scheduled for Oct. 6, while a ballot question could move future municipal elections to November.
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Chesterfield Township voters decide 10-year parks and recreation millage in August primary
A proposed one-mill levy could raise an estimated $2.5 million in its first year for Chesterfield Township parks, recreation and senior services.
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Harrisonburg Primary Moves Two Council Seats Toward Nov. 3 Vote
Harrisonburg’s Aug. 4 dual primary included two Democratic City Council nominations. The next major date in the contest is the Nov. 3 general election.