Here is a sample ballot for Maine for the November 2026 election. In general elections, Maine used ranked choice voting for federal offices but not state offices.

On September 30, the Eleventh Circuit heard oral argument in Libertarian Party of Georgia v Attorney General of Georgia, 25-12553. The issue is the Georgia law that says individuals can contribute ...

The number of active registered voters in Florida as of September 15 is: Republican 5,650,359; Democratic 4,099,509; Independent Party 326,417; Conservative 40,996; Libertarian 34,190; America First ...

Although Massachusetts permits write-ins in primaries currently, code section Ch. 53 sec. 40 says in primaries with no name printed on the ballot, a write-in candidate can’t be nominated unless he or ...

In 1996, Congress passed a law making it a crime for a non-citizen to cast a vote in a U.S. election. On October 1, U.S. District Court Judge David Leibowitz, a Biden appointee, ruled that the U.S.

On September 29, the Massachusetts Libertarian Party asked votes to vote “no” on Question Three, the top-two initiative.

On October 1, the Eighth Circuit decided to rehear Dakotans for Health v Johnson, 25-2940. This is the lawsuit in which the Eighth Circuit had struck down the February petition deadline for ...

On April 1, the Wyoming Supreme Court unanimously upheld a 2023 law that says voters who change party affiliation during the 96 days before a primary cannot vote in that primary. Malcom v Gray, S26-29 ...

The Hawaii ballot in the 43rd State House district for November 2026 has a very peculiar characteristic. Above the candidates for that race, the ballot reads “Republican Party Voters Only.” But all ...

Generally, the more paperwork parties and candidates must file, the greater the odds that something will go wrong and the candidate or party will be kept off the ballot.

On October 1, MassINC Polling Group released a poll for Massachusetts ballot questions. Question Three, the top-two initiative, leads 43% to 36%, with 20% undecided and 1% prefer not to divulge. See ...

North Dakota held its primary elections on June 9, 2026. Now, four Republican legislative candidates who lost their primaries are suing, arguing that their opponents’ petitions to get on the primary ...