Boston sets Aug. 22–28 early-voting period for Massachusetts’ 2026 state primary
Boston’s Election Department says early voting for the 2026 Massachusetts state primary will run from Saturday, Aug. 22, through Friday, Aug. 28.
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Alaska begins early voting as Anchorage ballot-measure hearings continue
The Alaska Division of Elections began early and absentee-related voting Aug. 3 for the Aug. 18 primary, while Anchorage hearings address three proposed statewide ballot measures.
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Tennessee early voting ended Saturday. Here’s what voters need before Aug. 6
Tennessee’s early-voting period ended Aug. 1. Voters who did not cast a ballot early must prepare for Election Day on Thursday, Aug. 6, by checking their polling place, ballot and photo-ID requirements.
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Bridgeport voters face Aug. 11 primary as early voting begins Monday
Bridgeport early voting for the Aug. 11 primary runs Aug. 3-9 at Margaret Morton Government Center. Here are the hours, deadlines and voting options.
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Knoxville voters face final day of early voting before Aug. 6 county election
Knox County voters can cast ballots at any listed early-voting site through 3 p.m. Saturday before returning to assigned precincts on Aug. 6.
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Manchester voters have one last early-voting window Aug. 1
Manchester voters can vote early Saturday, Aug. 1, before the Aug. 6 election combining city, county, state and federal contests. Check your ballot and precinct.
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Dryden Township Voters Face Aug. 4 Primary; Early Voting Ends Aug. 2
Dryden Township voters can vote early through Aug. 2, apply in person for an absentee ballot by 4 p.m. Aug. 3, or register and update an address through Aug. 4.
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Maryville early voting ends Aug. 1 before the Aug. 6 election
Maryville-area voters can vote early through Saturday, Aug. 1, at listed Blount County sites before the Aug. 6 election. Election Day voters must use assigned precincts.
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Paola-area voters can vote early as Miami County extends hours July 28
Miami County voters can vote early in Paola from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. July 28, with more advance-voting sessions before the Aug. 4 primary.
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Overland Park has six early-voting days left before Aug. 4
Overland Park voters have six early-voting days left before the Aug. 4 primary, with three county-listed locations, expanded drop boxes and a noon Aug. 3 finale.
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Upperville-area voters have one early-voting day left before Aug. 4 primary
Upperville-area voters have one final early-voting day before Virginia’s Aug. 4 primary. Voting ends Aug. 1 in Warrenton; same-day registration remains available.
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Nashville voters: New early voting sites open July 17; absentee requests due July 27
Nashville TN: Early voting starts July 17, 2026 in Davidson County, with flexible locations and no assignments. Absentee requests due July 27, 2026.
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Tucson-area guide for Pima County’s July 21 primary: vote centers, early voting, and drop-off
Tucson-area guide: Pima County’s July 21 primary uses vote centers. Know the June 24–July 17 early window, where to vote, and the 7 p.m. drop-off deadline.
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Gilbert’s July 21, 2026 primary: registration, early voting, and mail ballot deadlines
Register by June 22, vote early June 24–July 17, and meet mail-ballot deadlines: request by July 10 and return by July 14.
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Register by July 7, 4:30 p.m., for Shelby County’s Aug. 6, 2026 election
Register by July 7, 2026 at 4:30 p.m. for Shelby County’s Aug. 6 election. Early voting: July 17–Aug. 1; absentee requests due July 27.
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Brooklyn Center early voting opens June 26 for city primary
Brooklyn Center, MN – Early voting starts June 26 for an Aug. 11 primary that will narrow crowded mayor and council races ahead of Nov. 3.
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Cloverdale voters can use the American Legion vote center before May 5
Cloverdale voters have a listed Putnam County vote center at the American Legion, and early voting is still open through May 4 before the May 5 primary.
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Universal City early voting is open, and county lines matter
Universal City early voting for the May 2 city election runs through April 28. Mayor Tom Maxwell is unopposed, and the council race is contested.
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Garland’s only contested City Council race is on the ballot now. Here’s why District 5 is the one to watch
Garland TX – Early voting is underway for the May 2 city election, but only District 5 remains contested after Garland canceled three uncontested council races.
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Boardman voters face a school levy decision as early voting opens and local tax pressure builds
Boardman OH – Early voting is underway for the May 5 primary, and Boardman residents can now weigh a school levy renewal that affects local taxes and district funding.
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Chesapeake early voting ends April 18, and schools switch to asynchronous learning April 21
Chesapeake VA – Saturday is the last day for in-person early voting at 411 Cedar Road, and Chesapeake Public Schools will shift to asynchronous learning on April 21.
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Anderson voters may need to replace some absentee ballots before the April 23 primary deadline
Anderson IN – Madison County says some 14-inch absentee ballots are defective, and voters who requested one should check whether they need a replacement now.