() — Control of both houses of Congress and the election of dozens of governorships, secretaries of state and attorneys general are at stake in 2022, the first national election since President Joe Biden defeated Donald Trump.
To help you plan your vote, has put together the deadlines for early voting in person, absentee/mail-in voting, and voter registration in each of the 50 states, leading up to Election Day on Tuesday. November 8th. Some of these dates may change, we will continue to update.
Election day
- Main contests:
- Senate
- Governor
- Camera
- Secretaries of State
November 8 marks the first national election since Joe Biden defeated Donald Trump, with control of both houses of Congress and dozens of governorships and state offices up for grabs.
Louisiana Open Primary
- Main contests:
- Senate
- Camera
Who can vote?: Louisiana holds “jungle” primaries, in which all candidates appear on the same ballot. If a candidate wins the majority of the votes, he is elected. If no candidate wins a majority, the top two advance to a second round.
Georgia second round
Who can vote?: Georgia has no party registration, so registered voters can vote in any of the primaries.
