Cheyenne voters will decide $4 million downtown project as part of Proposition 4
The $4 million Cheyenne downtown proposal is one component of a larger Proposition 4 package on the August 18 primary ballot.
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Religious Liberty Commission Draft Keeps Pressure on Johnson Amendment
A federal commission recommended repealing the Johnson Amendment, but the tax restriction remains in force for churches and religious nonprofits.
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Tennessee’s primary-election AI ads test the limits of the state’s new deepfake law
AI-generated attack ads are appearing before Tennessee’s Aug. 6 congressional primary, but the state’s new disclosure law is enforced through complaints or civil action rather than automatic state review.
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Port St. Lucie approves November question on twice-weekly trash pickup
A nonbinding Nov. 3 ballot question would ask Port St. Lucie voters about paying at least $131 more in 2028 for a second weekly residential trash pickup day.
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Conway Ward 2 special-election candidates begin filing for November ballot
Filing is underway for Conway’s Ward 2, Position 1 special election. Petitions must reach the Faulkner County Clerk’s Office by noon Wednesday, August 5.
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Oxnard’s Measure O Ballot Proposal Would Remove 2029 Sunset Without Raising Tax Rate
Oxnard voters will decide Nov. 3, 2026, whether to remove Measure O’s March 31, 2029, sunset provision while keeping the existing half-cent local sales-tax rate unchanged.
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What Madison voters should know before the Aug. 11 primary
Madison voters have one week to make a voting plan for the Aug. 11, 2026, primary, with absentee sites open through Aug. 7 and a court ruling limiting do-over requests after Mandela Barnes withdrew.
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New Mexico judge dismisses federal lawsuit seeking private voter data
A federal judge dismissed the DOJ’s effort to compel New Mexico’s unredacted voter file, but a July 23 appeal keeps the dispute active before the November 3, 2026, election.
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West Haven voters face Aug. 11 Democratic primary; city posts notice
West Haven has posted notice of its Aug. 11 Democratic primary. Early voting begins Monday, Aug. 3, with daily hours and party-affiliation rules voters should verify before casting a ballot.
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New Hampshire’s August 5 deadline is approaching for candidates seeking the November ballot
Candidates and political organizations using nomination papers have until 5 p.m. Wednesday, August 5, to submit signed papers to local Supervisors of the Checklist. Certification and state filing follow in August and September.
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Bartlett voters can still vote Aug. 6 after early voting ends
Bartlett early voting ended Aug. 1. Voters can cast ballots Thursday, Aug. 6, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.; check the official precinct lookup for the assigned polling place.
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Tallahassee City Commission Seat 3 candidates denounce mystery pro-data-center text
An unsolicited text claimed to endorse Talethia Edwards and PJ Perez in Tallahassee’s City Commission Seat 3 race. Both candidates denied the endorsement, while the sender’s identity remains unresolved.
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Nebraska candidates face an August 3 filing and withdrawal deadline
Nebraska’s 5 p.m. Monday, August 3, deadline affects certain general-election candidates, judicial retention filings, partisan petitions, financial-interest forms and withdrawals.
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Minnesota’s Aug. 11 primary is days away. What voters should check before casting a ballot
Minnesota’s Aug. 11 primary brings final voting deadlines this week. Check local hours, registration, ballot rules and absentee return instructions before voting.
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Cranston voters face August 10 deadline to register ahead of 2026 primary
Cranston residents must register, update voter information or change party affiliation by August 10 to participate in Rhode Island’s September 9, 2026, statewide primary.
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Maine Democrats replace Graham Platner with Troy Jackson in Senate race against Susan Collins
Troy Jackson was selected by Maine Democratic delegates to replace Graham Platner as the party’s U.S. Senate nominee. The November 3 contest could use ranked-choice voting if additional candidates qualify.
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Memphis voters head into Aug. 6 election with Election Day deadline approaching
Early voting ended Aug. 1. Memphis voters who still plan to vote on Thursday, Aug. 6, should verify their assigned polling place, precinct and address-specific ballot before heading to the polls.
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Honolulu Primary Voters Face an August 8 Deadline After Absentee-Ballot Request Cutoff
Honolulu voters who missed the August 1 absentee-ballot request deadline can still vote at a voter service center, but voted mail ballots must be received by 7 p.m. Saturday, August 8.
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Hawaii primary voters face key ballot deadlines before Aug. 8
Hawaii’s Aug. 8 primary includes statewide, legislative, OHA and county races. Here’s how the mail ballot, party selection and voting deadlines work.
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Kissimmee ethics complaints dismissed, but mayor impeachment issue remains active
State ethics complaints against Kissimmee Mayor Jackie Espinosa and Commissioner Janette Martinez were dismissed July 24, but a separate local impeachment process involving Espinosa remains pending before Kissimmee’s Aug. 18 municipal election.
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Florida’s August primary is two weeks away. Here are the deadlines voters still have
Florida voters have three key dates before the Aug. 18 primary: Aug. 6 for mailed-ballot requests, Aug. 8-15 for mandatory early voting and Aug. 18 for ballot receipt.
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Spokane Voters Face August 4 Decision on STA Sales-Tax Renewal
Eligible Spokane-area voters will decide Tuesday whether to renew STA’s existing 0.2% sales-and-use tax through 2048, a measure the agency says would preserve current service and support planned projects.