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United States
General Election
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Election Day locations and early-voting options are administered by state and local election officials.
Identification requirements and available procedures differ. Do not use another state’s checklist.
District, judicial, local, and measure contests vary even between nearby addresses.
What voters may decide
Common offices and questions
This is a national orientation—not a personal sample ballot. Your official state or local lookup controls.
- 01U.S. House of Representatives
- 02U.S. Senate seats scheduled in the state
- 03State executive and legislative offices scheduled in the state
- 04State and local judicial contests where applicable
- 05Statewide and local ballot measures
- 06County, city, school, and special-district contests based on address
Why your ballot may look different
Congressional, state-legislative, county, city, school, judicial, and special-district boundaries do not necessarily match. Your registered residential address determines which contests apply.
A clear line between national and local facts
Tuesday, November 3, 2026 is the federal general-election date.
Registration, early voting, mail voting, identification, ballot measures, and many offices vary.
Your exact contests and polling place must come from the official voter or ballot lookup.
Expanded Tennessee pilot
Looking for the existing Tennessee details?
Tennessee, Nashville, and Brentwood deadline summaries, candidates, calendars, and officeholder pages remain available as the first deep-coverage state.