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.
Gainesville’s nonpartisan Aug. 18 election will include the mayor-at-large seat and City Commission Districts 2, 3 and 4. Registration has closed, and early voting is scheduled for Aug. 7-15.
Montgomery has a final 15-candidate list for the Tuesday, September 1, 2026, special election to fill the vacant City Council District 3 seat.
Prescott Valley voters have three listed vote centers for the November 3 election, while Yavapai County accepts arguments through August 5 on a proposed jail-district tax increase.
Grand Rapids voters can cast ballots Saturday and Sunday before the August 4 primary. Registration and absentee-ballot deadlines also remain in effect.
Hawaii voter service centers offer accessible in-person voting, same-day registration, voter-information updates and ballot return through Aug. 8. Ballots must be received by 7 p.m. that day.
Stony Creek voters have a final Saturday early-voting option on Aug. 1, plus same-day registration, absentee deadlines and a mayoral special election.
Washington voters can still return ballots, update registration in person and check ballot status before the Aug. 4 primary deadline.
Oklahoma voters must register or update their information by Friday, July 31, for the August 25 runoff primary. Absentee requests are due August 10, and early voting runs August 20-22.
Huntsville City Council’s July 23 agenda includes ordinances that would set election-worker pay, Madison County machine support, and ES&S ballot programming for Aug. 25.
Wayzata MN – Wayzata’s in-person early voting for the Aug. 11 primary starts July 24 at City Hall. Here are the dates, hours, and the 18-day rule.
Dryden MI – A July 8 special meeting will appoint election workers for the Aug. 4 primary. Here are early voting (July 25–Aug. 2) and Precinct 1 details.
United States Breaking National Politics – The Supreme Court’s 5-4 Watson ruling lets states keep counting some mailed ballots that arrive after Election Day.
Brooklyn Center’s ballot is set: filing closed June 2, early voting starts June 26, and Mayor April Graves is out as a crowded race takes shape.
Mead OK – Early voting runs June 11-13 for the June 16 election, and Bryan County voters can also weigh State Question 832 on every ballot.
Mead voters can cast early ballots in Durant June 11-13, then vote at Mead Baptist Church on June 16. State Question 832 is still a proposal.
Clark County early voting ends Friday, June 5. Las Vegas voters can still use City Hall voting, mail-ballot drop-off and the June 9 vote party.
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.
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.
Garland TX – Most city voters will not see a contested council race on May 2. District 5 is the only active Garland City Council election still on the ballot.
Madison WI – Voters are choosing even-numbered Common Council seats on April 7, with ballots, polling places and some local races changing by address.
Garland TX – Garland canceled three unopposed council races, leaving District 5 as the only contested city election on May 2, with early voting starting April 20.
