Election Day is Every Tuesday: Mar 30 - Apr 5, 2026
Small but mighty election day!
This week’s elections are pretty lowkey, but, as always, that doesn’t mean they don’t matter. We got two Dem legislative runoffs in AR. They’re both Dem seats already, so it’s a great chance to just get the right candidate. DE, IA, MA, and SC all have municipal elections, and we know how important those are now, right?
And, at the end of the week there’s a City Council race in Houston, Texas as well.
There’s also early voting starting in Georgia and Missouri.
Do you have an election this week? Are you gonna vote?
Early Voting
GEORGIA
(4/7 Congress in GA-14) DEM SHAWN HARRIS
In person Monday, March 30 through Friday, April 3. During early vote you can vote at ANY EARLY VOTE LOCATION in your county.
MISSOURI
(4/7 municipals) already started 3/24-4/6 in person
March 31
Arkansas
Voter Registration Deadline: 30 days prior to Election Day
Early Voting: March 24 - 30
Confirm voter registration status/polling
Democratic Primary Runoff
State Senate
District 15
Tara Shephard Priorities: improving support for veterans, ensuring they receive proper physical and mental health care; advancing policies that protect and support children, particularly by addressing childhood trauma and improving reading outcomes in public schools; expanding access to affordable, quality healthcare; and pursuing criminal justice reform aimed at reducing mass incarceration and investing more resources in communities
Charity Smith-Allen Priorities: increasing funding for public schools, universities, and early literacy programs, improving opportunities for students from under-resourced communities, and linking education to workforce development and economic growth, advocating for safer neighborhoods through community-driven public safety approaches and expanding family-focused healthcare, including childcare, maternal and mental health care, support for veterans and seniors, and policies such as paid family leave to help caregivers and working families
State House
District 35
Joyce Gray Priorities: quality education, public safety, economic opportunities, access to health care, accountability, transparent leadership
Audrey Willis Priorities: expanding technology training and digital-skills programs, increasing broadband access, and building partnerships that create good-paying jobs and apprenticeships, strengthening public education through early-childhood learning, STEM and career-readiness programs, and better support for teachers, while promoting economic development by supporting small businesses, attracting new industries, and investing in infrastructure that helps communities grow and thrive
Delaware
Voter Registration Deadline: 4th Saturday before Election Day
Confirm voter registration status/polling
Viola (pop: 145)
Cheswold (pop: 2,537)
Iowa
Polk County
Council Member at Large
Ian Nichols
Anthony Hess
Massachusetts
Voter Registration Deadline: 10 days before Election Day
Early Voting: None
Confirm voter registration status
5th Essex Representative District
Christina Delisio REPUBLICAN
Andrew Tarr DEMOCRAT Priorities: expanding housing solutions so local families can afford to live and remain in the area, strengthening public schools and opportunities for children, improving coastal resilience to protect neighborhoods and the working waterfront, and building partnerships that bring state resources and support to local organizations and communities.
Gilbert Frieden TRANSPARENCY INCLUSION ENVIRONMENT
South Carolina
Voter Registration Deadline: 30 days before Election Day
Early Voting: 10 days prior to Election Day
Confirm voter registration status
Darlington County
Dems - Cynthia Lighty and Keion Mack
Newberry County
Dems - El Murray Bookman, Eric Hallman and Ethan McCullough
Spartanburg
Pop: 1,063
Calhoun Falls
Special election
Dem - Charlie Paul Tillman
Orangeburg County
Elloree Town Council Special Election
Pop: 548
Springfield Town Council Spec Election
Pop: 437
Woodford Town Council Spec Election
Pop: 156
April 4
Texas
Voter Registration Deadline: 30 days before Election Day
Early Voting: March 18-31
Houston
City Council
District C – Candidate overview
Sophia Campos – Priorities: defending immigrant and LGBTQ residents from state-level political pressures, improving safe and dignified housing and working conditions, and advancing humane solutions to homelessness through expanded housing and coordinated services, protecting infrastructure and flood-mitigation funding, improving basic city services, and ensuring greater transparency and accountability in how city funds are used
Laura Gallier Priorities: improve oversight of the city budget and ensure tax dollars are spent effectively on services residents rely on; crisis response and violence prevention rather than solely policing, while also prioritizing infrastructure improvements like flood mitigation, safer transportation, water system repairs, and disaster preparedness; affordable housing solutions, environmental sustainability initiatives, and protecting civil rights and democratic participation in local government.
Nick Hellyar Priorities: strengthening public safety by supporting police recruitment and community-based programs, while also expanding mental-health response efforts; address everyday issues such as trash pickup, street repairs, traffic problems, and nuisance businesses, improving sidewalks, streets, and transit safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers, advancing regional solutions to flooding and drainage, and encouraging policies—such as tax incentives and zoning changes—to increase the supply of affordable housing
Angelica Kaufman Priorities: improving basic city services, strengthening public safety, and delivering accountable, results-driven local government, street and sidewalk repairs, drainage problems, and 311 service requests, while also streamlining permitting and improving efficiency in city departments; improved intersections, better sidewalks, protected bike lanes, and enhanced lighting, and stresses responsible budgeting and long-term infrastructure planning to ensure neighborhoods receive reliable services and sustainable investments
Audrey Nath Priorities: increasing funding and access to special education and services for students with disabilities, protecting resources that directly benefit students rather than administrative spending, and advocating for policies that support teachers and families; prioritizes preserving school libraries, improving student learning resources, and ensuring decisions in the district are transparent, accountable, and focused on student outcomes.
Patrick Oathout Priorities: expanding housing by streamlining permitting and development processes, improving budget transparency and oversight, and ensuring taxpayer funds are used effectively; safer neighborhoods through police recruitment, violence-prevention programs, and expanded mental-health crisis response, along with faster action on issues such as illegal dumping and dangerous intersections; infrastructure improvements—including drainage, flood protection, street and sidewalk repairs, and better tracking of 311 service requests—while advocating for strong constituent services, protection of LGBTQ+ residents, and defending local control for Houston communities.
Joe Panzarella Priorities: improving sidewalks, transit access, and road design to reduce traffic injuries and make walking, biking, and driving safer, while also investing in drainage and flood-resilience projects, expanding affordable housing by reforming development rules and encouraging mixed-income projects, addressing Houston’s budget challenges through transparent financial planning, and protecting critical infrastructure such as water systems and energy supply and stronger constituent services, heat-mitigation efforts like tree planting, and protecting the rights and safety of LGBTQ+ residents and immigrant communities
I hope this helped you vote easier!
Remember, your vote is your voice and that voice is your superpower!