Encinitas 2026 Election Filing Open for Mayor, 2 Council Seats
Encinitas candidate filing is open for the Nov. 3, 2026, election. The mayor and District 3 and 4 council seats have a regular Aug. 7 deadline.
Local Elections
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Fremont Council to Decide on Charter Measure for November Ballot
Fremont’s City Council will hold a final hearing July 28 on whether to send a proposed charter-city measure to voters in the November 3 election.
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Ravenna income tax levy: City Council reviews May 5 vote results and what it means for the city’s rate
Ravenna OH – A May 5 vote on a 0.25% municipal income tax for 30 years (starting July 1, 2026) failed 203–250, leaving Ravenna’s rate at 2.5%.
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Oakland Measure E fails: June vote impacts safety funding & services plans
Oakland voters rejected Measure E in the June 2 election—No 54.07%, Yes 45.93%. Here’s what it changes next for safety, homelessness, and anti-dumping.
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Monterey hotel-tax increase heads to November vote; $75k outreach planned
Supervisors considered resolutions July 7 to ask voters in November about raising unincorporated-area “bed tax” from 10.5% to 12.5%, plus $75k outreach.
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Phil Campbell-area voters set for new county commissioner after runoff
Phil Campbell, AL – Curtis Baker’s unofficial runoff win puts Franklin County District 1 on track for new representation in November.
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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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Garland District 5 voters head to the May 2 ballot as tax and service debates stay front and center
Garland TX – District 5 is still on the May 2 ballot, and the race lands in the middle of city budget, transit, and redevelopment decisions that affect daily life.
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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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Irving’s May 2 ballot no longer includes a DART exit vote as early voting opens for mayor and council races
Irving TX – Early voting is underway for the May 2 city election, but the DART withdrawal question was canceled in February and is not on the ballot.
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Frisco delays public-comment time cut until after May election while tightening meeting decorum
Frisco TX – Frisco kept its current public-comment speaking time for now, delayed a proposed cut until after the May 2 election, and appears to have tightened decorum rules.
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What Arlington voters need to know before the May 2 election
Arlington TX – The May 2 ballot includes a four-way mayor’s race, four contested council seats, and a street-tax renewal that pays for most road upkeep.
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Tulsa voters decide a $609 million TPS bond on April 7. What the four propositions would fund
Tulsa OK – Tulsa voters are deciding four separate Tulsa Public Schools bond questions totaling $609 million on April 7, with repairs, tech and buses at stake.
