It may be an “off cycle” year, but there are a lot of elections happening on November 5! Here’s a roundup of the biggest elections in the fall. Be sure to put this in your calendar and share with your networks. Turnout is the key to winning!
Click on the race you’re interested in to learn more.
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
New Jersey
Virginia
Plus, Municipal Elections
Ballotpedia keeps track of elections in the 100 biggest cities in the country. The following states have municipal elections on November 5th. Click below to learn more.
Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Mexico, North Carolina, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, Utah, Washington
Feeling Left Out?
You may not live in one of the big cities but you could very well have an election this November. The way you can find out is by going to your state’s elections website, which you can find HERE. And of course, if you’re registered to vote, you’ll be notified by your state elections board about any upcoming elections. Double check that you are registered to vote at your current address HERE.
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Any update on this one: Louisiana
*Governor John Edwards (D)* is the incumbent. The official filing deadline is not until August 8, so we won’t know who else is running for a while.
And this one: Mississippi
In Mississippi, all of the seats in the state Senate and the state House will have elections. *The primaries will be held on August 6, and the general election is on November 5. *Currently, the governor and state chambers are all Republican led. But, with a well-known and popular Democrat running for the governorship in 2019 , it could boost Democratic turnout across the state and help chip away at the Republican majorities. New Jersey
In New Jersey, all of the seats in the state General Assembly will have elections. (There are no elections for the state Senate). *The primaries will be held on June 4, and the general election is on November 5. *
Virginia
In Virginia, all of the seats in the state Senate and the state House will have elections. *The primaries will be held on June 11, and the general election is on November 5. *Flipping the state chambers so that the Democrats hold the majority in 2019 will be critical to getting fairly drawn district maps once the census is taken in 2020.
I noticed that the links went to previous articles – just looking for updates if possible.
Thank you for all you do!
Sandi
On Tue, Aug 20, 2019 at 8:47 AM Political⚡Charge wrote:
> TokyoSand posted: ” It may be an “off cycle” year, but there are a lot of > elections happening on November 5! Here’s a roundup of the biggest > elections in the fall. Be sure to put this in your calendar and share with > your networks. Turnout is the key to winning! Click on t” >
I updated Louisiana to take out the line about not knowing who else is running. All of the other articles are still correct.
Always so informative. Thank you.
Thanks for the comment, Debbie. Makes my day.
Democrats need to build their momentum
We want a big democratic turnout in 2019 and 2020.
Yes, we sure do.
Republicans all the way