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General election · November 3, 2026

Georgia · November 3, 2026 general election

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Vote.gov · State election resources

November 3 results are pending. No votes have been published here.

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The complete general-election roster for this state has not been verified here. Consult the state election authority for all candidates, including minor-party and unaffiliated candidates.

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Key races

Quick read of the federal contests this hub follows, with FEC financing signals.

FEC official source ↗
Alaska U.S. Senate

Mary Peltola vs Dan Sullivan: U.S. Senate finance summary

Strong D funding edge (50.7%)

Alaska statewide electorate

Source ↗

Finance overview only. The complete official general-election field has not been verified here.

Matchup sources: [1][2]

Arizona AZ-1 · U.S. House

Jonathan Treble vs Thomas James Feely: AZ-1 · U.S. House finance summary

Strong D funding edge (43.4%)

Arizona 1 Congressional District electorate

Source ↗

Finance overview only. The complete official general-election field has not been verified here.

California CA-40 · U.S. House

Young Kim vs Ken Calvert: CA-40 · U.S. House finance summary

Strong R funding edge (30.5%)

California 40 Congressional District electorate

Source ↗

Finance overview only. The complete official general-election field has not been verified here.

Matchup sources: [1]

Florida U.S. Senate

Ashley Moody vs Angie Nixon: U.S. Senate finance summary

Strong R funding edge (91.4%)

Florida statewide electorate

Source ↗

Finance overview. See the election panel for the full official Florida field.

Matchup sources: [1]

Georgia U.S. Senate

Jon Ossoff vs Mike Collins: U.S. Senate finance summary

Strong D funding edge (90.4%)

Georgia statewide electorate

Source ↗

Finance overview only. The complete official general-election field has not been verified here.

Matchup sources: [1][2]

Illinois U.S. Senate

Juliana Stratton vs Don Tracy: U.S. Senate finance summary

Strong D funding edge (58.4%)

Illinois statewide electorate

Source ↗

Finance overview only. The complete official general-election field has not been verified here.

Matchup sources: [1][2]

Kentucky U.S. Senate

Andy Barr vs Charles Booker: U.S. Senate finance summary

Strong R funding edge (89.0%)

Kentucky statewide electorate

Source ↗

Finance overview only. The complete official general-election field has not been verified here.

Matchup sources: [1][2]

Louisiana U.S. Senate

Julia Letlow vs Jamie Davis: U.S. Senate finance summary

Strong R funding edge (68.1%)

Louisiana statewide electorate

Source ↗

Finance overview only. The complete official general-election field has not been verified here.

Matchup sources: [1][2]

Maryland MD-6 · U.S. House

April McClain Delaney vs Robin Ficker: MD-6 · U.S. House finance summary

Strong D funding edge (96.7%)

Maryland 6 Congressional District electorate

Source ↗

Finance overview only. The complete official general-election field has not been verified here.

Matchup sources: [1][2]

Maine U.S. Senate

Susan Collins vs Troy Jackson: U.S. Senate finance summary

Strong R funding edge (100.0%)

Maine statewide electorate

Source ↗

Finance overview only. The complete official general-election field has not been verified here.

Matchup sources: [1][2]

Michigan U.S. Senate

Abdul El-Sayed vs Mike Rogers: U.S. Senate finance summary

Likely D (24.9% funding gap)

Michigan statewide electorate

Source ↗

Finance overview only. The complete official general-election field has not been verified here.

Matchup sources: [1][2]

Minnesota U.S. Senate

Peggy Flanagan vs Michele Tafoya: U.S. Senate finance summary

Likely DFL (18.1% funding gap)

Minnesota statewide electorate

Source ↗

Finance overview only. The complete official general-election field has not been verified here.

Matchup sources: [1][2]

North Carolina U.S. Senate

Roy Cooper vs Michael Whatley: U.S. Senate finance summary

Strong D funding edge (67.8%)

North Carolina statewide electorate

Source ↗

Finance overview only. The complete official general-election field has not been verified here.

Matchup sources: [1][2]

Nevada NV-3 · U.S. House

Susie Lee vs Marty O'Donnell: NV-3 · U.S. House finance summary

Lean D (7.9% funding gap)

Nevada 3 Congressional District electorate

Source ↗

Finance overview only. The complete official general-election field has not been verified here.

Matchup sources: [1]

New York NY-14 · U.S. House

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez vs Diamant Hysenaj: NY-14 · U.S. House finance summary

Strong D funding edge (98.9%)

New York 14 Congressional District electorate

Source ↗

Finance overview only. The complete official general-election field has not been verified here.

Matchup sources: [1]

Ohio U.S. Senate

Sherrod Brown vs Jon Husted: U.S. Senate finance summary

Strong D funding edge (62.8%)

Ohio statewide electorate

Source ↗

Finance overview only. The complete official general-election field has not been verified here.

Matchup sources: [1][2]

South Carolina U.S. Senate

Annie Andrews vs Darline Graham: U.S. Senate finance summary

Strong D funding edge (96.8%)

South Carolina statewide electorate

Source ↗

Finance overview only. The complete official general-election field has not been verified here.

Matchup sources: [1][2]

Texas U.S. Senate

James Talarico vs Ken Paxton: U.S. Senate finance summary

Strong D funding edge (86.5%)

Texas statewide electorate

Source ↗

Finance overview only. The complete official general-election field has not been verified here.

Matchup sources: [1][2]

Priority states and markets

Key states based on Latino population, competitive races, and local election context.

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Georgia

10.5% Latino pop.

Atlanta · Tier 1 ACS profile

Atlanta growth, turnout, and Senate control

Nevada

28.7% Latino pop.

Las Vegas · Tier 1 ACS profile

Las Vegas labor vote, early voting, and bilingual service

Arizona

32.1% Latino pop.

Phoenix metro · Tier 1 ACS profile

Official voting information and ballot verification in Phoenix metro

Texas

39.8% Latino pop.

Houston / Dallas / RGV · Tier 2 ACS profile

District races in Houston, Dallas, and the Rio Grande Valley

California

39.5% Latino pop.

Los Angeles / Central Valley · Tier 2 ACS profile

Competitive House districts and ballot context

Florida

27.3% Latino pop.

Miami-Dade · Tier 2 ACS profile

Governor race and South Florida turnout

State countdowns

State indicators for the next primary round.

State

Georgia

General election day in key states

Check registration deadline
Days to election 22 days left

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Registration No date
Latino population 10.5%
Arizona Secretary of State

State

California

General election day in key states

Check registration deadline
Days to election 22 days left

Confirm registration deadlines and voting options with your state election authority.

Registration No date
Latino population 39.5%
Arizona Secretary of State

State

Arizona

General election day in key states

Check registration deadline
Days to election 22 days left

Confirm registration deadlines and voting options with your state election authority.

Registration No date
Latino population 32.1%
Arizona Secretary of State

2026 election calendar

Key primary, voter registration, and general election dates in the states we are following closely.

31 monitored dates 35 official links

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OCT
19

Texas general election early voting begins

In-person early voting for the Texas general election begins October 19.

TX early voting
OCT
22

Florida general mail ballot request deadline

A request for a Florida general election ballot to be mailed must be received by October 22.

FL mail ballot
OCT
23

Texas general mail ballot request deadline

A Texas ballot-by-mail application must be received, not just postmarked, by October 23.

TX mail ballot
OCT
24

Florida required general early voting begins

Florida's mandatory general early voting period runs October 24 through October 31.

FL early voting
DEC
01

Georgia general election runoff

Georgia's general and special election runoff is scheduled for December 1, 2026.

GA runoff
MAR
03

Historical date · 2026

Texas primary election

Register by February 2, 2026. Early voting starts February 17.

TX primary
MAY
19

Historical date · 2026

Georgia general primary and nonpartisan election

Register by April 20, 2026. The general primary runoff is June 16.

GA primary
APR
20

Historical date · 2026

Georgia general primary registration deadline

Regular registration deadline for Georgia's May 19 general primary and nonpartisan election.

GA registration
MAY
19

Historical date · 2026

California same-day registration begins

Same-day registration is available May 19 through June 2, 2026 for the California primary.

CA same-day registration
MAY
22

Historical date · 2026

Texas primary runoff early voting ends

In-person early voting for the Texas primary runoff runs May 18 through May 22, 2026.

TX early voting
MAY
23

Historical date · 2026

California vote centers open

Voter's Choice Act counties open vote centers for the California primary.

CA vote centers
MAY
26

Historical date · 2026

Texas primary runoff election

Register by April 27, 2026. Early voting runs May 18 through May 22.

TX runoff
JUN
02

Historical date · 2026

California statewide primary election

Same-day registration is available through election day. Polls are open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

CA primary
JUN
09

Historical date · 2026

California mail ballot receipt deadline

Mail ballots must be postmarked by June 2 and received by the county elections office by June 9.

CA mail ballot
JUN
16

Historical date · 2026

Georgia general primary and nonpartisan runoff

The regular registration deadline was April 20, 2026.

GA runoff
MAY
12

Historical date · 2026

Nevada primary mail registration deadline

Mail, email, or fax registration requests for Nevada's primary must be received by May 12, 2026. Nevada's online system remains available through election day.

NV registration
MAY
23

Historical date · 2026

Nevada primary early voting begins

Early voting for Nevada's primary begins May 23 and runs through June 5, 2026.

NV early voting
JUN
09

Historical date · 2026

Nevada primary election

Nevada's primary is June 9, 2026. Early voting runs May 23 through June 5.

NV primary
JUN
22

Historical date · 2026

Arizona primary registration deadline

Register by June 22, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. to vote in the Arizona primary.

AZ registration
JUN
24

Historical date · 2026

Arizona primary early voting begins

Early voting begins and early ballots are mailed for the Arizona primary.

AZ early voting
JUL
20

Historical date · 2026

Florida primary registration deadline

Register or change party by July 20, 2026 for the Florida primary.

FL registration
JUL
21

Historical date · 2026

Arizona primary election

Register by June 22, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Early voting starts June 24.

AZ primary
AUG
06

Historical date · 2026

Florida primary mail ballot request deadline

A request for a Florida primary ballot to be mailed must be received by August 6.

FL mail ballot
AUG
08

Historical date · 2026

Florida required primary early voting begins

Florida's mandatory primary early voting period runs August 8 through August 15.

FL early voting
AUG
18

Historical date · 2026

Florida primary election

Register or change party by July 20, 2026. Required early voting starts August 8.

FL primary
OCT
05

Historical date · 2026

Arizona general election registration deadline

Register by October 5, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. to vote in the Arizona general election.

AZ registration
OCT
05

Historical date · 2026

Florida general election registration deadline

Register by October 5, 2026 to vote in the Florida general election.

FL registration
OCT
05

Historical date · 2026

Georgia general election registration deadline

Register by October 5, 2026 to vote in the Georgia general election.

GA registration
OCT
05

Historical date · 2026

Texas general election registration deadline

Register by October 5, 2026 to vote in the Texas general election.

TX registration
OCT
07

Historical date · 2026

Arizona general election early voting begins

Early voting begins and early ballots are mailed for the Arizona general election.

AZ early voting