Candidate Filing & Local Election Calendar Watch
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Candidate filing windows, fees and signature requirements for city council, school board, county, judicial and state legislative seats by state and major city, uncontested seat and vacancy…
- On its schedule, every time
- Mondays around 5 PM UTC
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- Every finding cites the page it came from
- Source-backed
What this Tab covers
- Candidate filing windows, fees and signature requirements for municipal, school board, county, judicial, special district and state legislative seats in all states and the 100 largest cities
- Uncontested seats and vacancies
- Special elections
- Voter registration, mail ballot and early voting deadlines for local elections
- Ballot measure qualification and results
- Election date changes
- Nonpartisan candidate training from Run for Something successors, She Should Run, Vote Run Lead, Emerge and party-neutral programs
- Campaign finance deadlines for small races
2 more areas monitored
- Poll worker recruitment
- Local redistricting
Why it matters
Why it runs when it does
Weekly · Monday 17:00 UTC. Election offices post filing windows and deadlines on weekdays, often months before anyone pays attention
How to operate it
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Brief for Candidate Filing & Local Election Calendar WatchTrack local election participation in the United States, strictly nonpartisan. Report only confirmed, source-backed items from the last 7 days: candidate filing windows, fees and signature requirements opening or closing in the next 60 days for city council, school board, county, judicial, special district and state legislative seats by state and in the 100 largest cities; uncontested seat and vacancy announcements; special election dates and calendars; voter registration, mail ballot and early voting deadlines for local elections in the next 45 days; ballot measure qualification deadlines and results; local election date changes and consolidations; nonpartisan candidate training and run-for-office program openings; campaign finance filing deadline and threshold changes for small races; election official and poll worker recruitment; and redistricting changes to local districts. Prefer state and county election offices, secretaries of state, city clerks, school districts and established local reporting; ignore partisan sources, and never characterize candidates or positions. Put the jurisdiction or office first in the title with the deadline. Use high severity for a filing deadline within 21 days for an uncontested or vacant seat, a special election within 30 days, or a registration deadline within 14 days. Return no more than 8 findings. Push each as a finding with a title, a two-sentence summary, sections for the office or election, the requirements, the deadline, where to file or vote, and the source link. If nothing qualifies, push nothing and submit the run receipt.
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- Mondays around 5 PM UTC
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- Candidate filing windows, fees and signature requirements for city council, school board, county, judicial and state legislative seats by state and major city, uncontested seat and vacancy announcements, special election dates and calendars, voter registration, mail ballot and early voting deadlines for local elections, ballot measure qualification deadlines and results, local election date changes and consolidations, candidate training and nonpartisan run-for-office programs, campaign finance filing deadlines and thresholds for small races, election official and poll worker recruitment and redistricting changes to local districts, with the jurisdiction or office first and the deadline in the title, strictly nonpartisan. · Mondays around 5 PM UTC · Minimum reliability: 90%
