2011 local electoral calendar

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This local electoral calendar for the year 2011 lists the subnational elections held in 2011 in the de jure and de facto sovereign states. By-elections and sub-national referendums are also included.

## January

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* 2 January: Federated States of Micronesia, Kosrae, Governor and Lieutenant Governor (2nd round)[1][2]
* 20 January: Barbados, St. John, House of Assembly by-election
* 26 January: Bangladesh, Brahmanbaria-3 and Habiganj-1, House of the Nation by-elections[3]

## February

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* 6 February: Brazil, Dourados, mayoral special election [pt]
* 13 February: Switzerland
* Aargau, referendums [de]
* Appenzell Ausserrhoden, referendum [de]
* Basel-Landschaft, referendum [de]
* Basel-Stadt, referendums [de]
* Bern, referendums [de]
* Geneva, referendums[4]
* Lucerne, referendum [de]
* Nidwalden, referendum [de]
* Schaffhausen, referendum [de]
* Solothurn, referendums [de]
* St. Gallen, referendums [de]
* Thurgau, referendums [de]
* Uri, referendums [de]
* Zürich, referendums [de]
* 20 February: Hamburg (Germany), Parliament
* 22 February: United States
* Chicago, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[5]
* Kansas City, MO, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[6]

## March

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* 1 March: United States
* Oklahoma City, City Council (1st round)[7]
* Tampa, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[8]
* Wichita, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[9]
* 2 March: Netherlands, Provincial
* 3 March: Wales (United Kingdom), Devolution referendum
* 8 March:
* Federated States of Micronesia, Chuuk, House of Representatives[10]
* United States, Los Angeles, City Council (1st round)[11]
* 12 March: Philippines, Cagayan's 2nd district special election
* 13 March: Catamarca (Argentina), Governor, Chamber of Deputies and Senate
* 15 March: United States, Miami-Dade County, Mayor recall election[12]
* 17 March: Sri Lanka, Local elections
* 19 March: Jordan, Amman's 1st district, House of Representatives by-election[13]
* 20 March:
* Saxony-Anhalt (Germany), Diet
* Chubut (Argentina), Governor and Legislature
* 20 and 27 March: France, Cantonal elections
* 22 March: United States
* Jacksonville, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[14]
* Kansas City, MO, Mayor and City Council (2nd round)[6]
* Tampa, Mayor and City Council (2nd round)[15]
* 26 March: New South Wales (Australia), Parliament
* 27 March:
* Germany
* Baden-Württemberg, Parliament
* Frankfurt, City Council and Borough Councils [de][16]
* Rhineland-Palatinate, Parliament
* Switzerland, Basel-Landschaft, Executive Council and Landrat [de][17]

## April

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* 3 April: Switzerland, Zürich, Executive Council and Cantonal Council[18]
* 4 April: Jamaica, Saint Catherine South Western, House of Representatives by-election[19]
* 5 April: United States
* Anchorage, Assembly[20]
* Chicago, City Council (2nd round)[5]
* Colorado Springs, Mayor (1st round) and City Council[21]
* Las Vegas, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[22]
* Oklahoma City, City Council (2nd round)[23]
* St. Louis, Board of Aldermen[24]
* Wichita, Mayor and City Council (2nd round)[25]
* 10 April:
* Salta (Argentina), Governor, Chamber of Deputies and Senate
* Japan, Local elections (1st phase, Prefectures and Designated cities)
* Switzerland, Ticino, Council of State and Grand Council[26]
* 16 April: Switzerland, Lucerne, Executive Council (1st round) and Cantonal Council[27]
* 24 April: Japan, Local elections (2nd phase, Municipalities)

## May

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* 1 May: Switzerland
* Appenzell Innerrhoden
* Council of States by-election [de]
* Landsgemeinde[28]
* Glarus, Landsgemeinde [de]
* 3 May: United States, Denver, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[29]
* 5 May: United Kingdom:
* Local elections
* Wales, National Assembly
* Northern Ireland, Assembly
* Scotland, Parliament
* 8 May:
* San Juan (Argentina), Referendum
* Albania, Local elections
* India, Bastar and Kadapa, House of the People by-elections[30][31]
* 13 May (results): India:
* Assam, Legislative Assembly
* Kerala, Legislative Assembly
* Pondicherry, Legislative Assembly
* Tamil Nadu, Legislative Assembly
* West Bengal, Legislative Assembly
* 14 May: United States
* Arlington, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[32]
* Austin, City Council (1st round)[33]
* Dallas, Mayor and City Council[34]
* Fort Worth, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[35]
* San Antonio, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[36]
* 15 May: Switzerland
* Aargau, referendum [de]
* Basel-Stadt, referendums [de]
* Bern, referendum [de]
* Fribourg, referendum [de]
* Geneva, referendums[37]
* Jura, referendums[38]
* Lucerne, referendum [de]
* Schwyz, referendums [de]
* Thurgau, referendums [de]
* Uri, referendum [de]
* Vaud, referendums[39]
* Zürich, referendums [de]
* 17 May: United States
* Colorado Springs, Mayor (2nd round)
* Jacksonville, Mayor and City Council (2nd round)[14]
* Los Angeles, City Council (2nd round)[40]
* 18 May: South Africa, municipal elections
* 21 May: Switzerland, Lucerne, Executive Council (2nd round)[27]
* 22 May:
* Bremen (Germany), Lander parliament
* Spain, Local and regional
* 24 May: United States, Miami-Dade County, Mayor (1st round)
* 28 May: Philippines, Ilocos Sur's 1st district special election
* 29 May: La Rioja (Argentina), Governor and Legislature

## June

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* 5 June: Switzerland, Ticino, referendums[41]
* 7 June: United States
* Denver, Mayor and City Council (2nd round)[29]
* Las Vegas, Mayor and City Council (2nd round)[22]
* 11 June: United States, San Antonio, City Council (2nd round)[42]
* 12 June: Neuquén (Argentina), Governor and Legislature
* 18 June: United States
* Arlington, City Council (2nd round)[32]
* Austin, City Council (2nd round)[43]
* Fort Worth, Mayor and City Council (2nd round)[44]
* 19 June: Switzerland
* Basel-Stadt, referendum [de]
* Neuchâtel, referendums[45]
* 26 June:
* Argentina
* Tierra del Fuego, Governor (1st round) and Legislature
* Misiones, Governor and House of Representatives
* United States, Cherokee Nation, Principal Chief, Deputy Chief and Tribal Council (1st round)[46][47]
* 28 June: United States, Miami-Dade County, Mayor (2nd round)

## July

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* 1 July: India, Jamshedpur, House of the People by-election[48]
* 3 July:: Tierra del Fuego (Argentina), Governor (2nd round)
* 10 July: Buenos Aires City (Argentina), Chief of Government (1st round) and Legislature
* 23 July:
* Sri Lanka, Local elections
* United States, Cherokee Nation, Deputy Chief and Tribal Council (2nd round)[47]
* 24 July: Santa Fé (Argentina), Governor, Chamber of Deputies and Senate
* 31 July: Buenos Aires City (Argentina), Chief of Government (2nd round)

## August

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* 4 August: United States, Nashville, Mayor and Metropolitan Council (1st round)[49]
* 7 August: Córdoba (Argentina), Governor and Legislature
* 16 August: United States, King County, Council (1st round)[50]
* 24 August:
* Federated States of Micronesia, Chuuk, Governor special election[51][52]
* Seoul (South Korea), free lunch referendum
* 28 August: Tucumán (Argentina), Governor and Legislature
* 30 August: United States, Phoenix, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[53]

## September

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* 4 September:
* Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (Germany), Diet
* Switzerland
* Vaud, referendums[39]
* Zürich, referendums [de]
* 11 September: Germany, Hanover Region, Assembly [de]
* Hanover, City Council and Borough Councils [de][54]
* 12 September: Norway, Local elections
* 13 September: United States, Tulsa, City Council (1st round)[55]
* 15 September: United States, Nashville, Metropolitan Council (2nd round)[56]
* 18 September:
* Argentina
* Chaco, Governor and Chamber of Deputies
* Corrientes, Chamber of Deputies
* Berlin (Germany), House of Representatives
* 25 September:
* Río Negro (Argentina), Governor and Legislature
* Switzerland, Schaffhausen, referendums [de]
* 27 September: United States, Boston, City Council (1st round)

## October

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* 3 October:
* Prince Edward Island (Canada), Legislative Assembly
* Northwest Territories (Canada), Legislative Assembly
* 4 October:
* Manitoba (Canada), Legislative Assembly
* United States, Albuquerque, City Council[57]
* 6 October:
* Ontario (Canada), Legislative Assembly
* United States, Memphis, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[58][59]
* 8 October: Sri Lanka, Local elections
* 9 October: Madeira (Portugal), Legislative Assembly
* 11 October:
* Newfoundland and Labrador (Canada), House of Assembly
* Yukon (Canada), Legislative Assembly
* United States, Raleigh, Mayor and City Council[60]
* 13 October: India, Hisar, House of the People by-election[61]
* 16 October: Åland (Finland), Lagting
* 23 October:
* Argentina
* Buenos Aires, Governor, Chamber of Deputies and Senate
* Entre Ríos, Governor, Chamber of Deputies and Senate
* Formosa, Governor and Chamber of Deputies
* Jujuy, Governor and Legislature
* La Pampa, Governor and Chamber of Deputies
* Mendoza, Governor, Chamber of Deputies and Senate
* San Juan, Governor and Chamber of Deputies
* San Luis, Governor, Chamber of Deputies and Senate
* Santa Cruz, Governor and Chamber of Deputies
* Switzerland
* Appenzell Ausserrhoden, Executive Council, Cantonal Council and referendum [de][62]
* Jura, referendum[38]
* Neuchâtel, Council of State[45]
* Obwalden, referendum [de]
* Thurgau, referendum [de]
* Valais, referendum [fr]
* 30 October:
* Bangladesh, Narayanganj, Mayor and City Corporation[63]
* Colombia, Regional

## November

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* 1 November: United States
* Aurora, CO, Mayor and City Council[64]
* Miami, City Commission[65]
* 6 November: Hong Kong (China), District councils
* 7 November: Saskatchewan (Canada), Legislative Assembly
* 8 November:
* Federated States of Micronesia, Pohnpei, Governor and State Legislature[66]
* United States of America, Gubernatorial elections
* Baltimore, Mayor and City Council[67]
* Boston, City Council (2nd round)
* Charlotte, Mayor and City Council[68]
* Columbus, Mayor and City Council[69]
* Houston, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[70]
* Indianapolis, Mayor and City-County Council
* King County, Council (2nd round)[50]
* Philadelphia, Mayor and City Council[71]
* Phoenix, Mayor and City Council (2nd round)[53]
* Pittsburgh, City Council[72]
* San Francisco, Mayor, District Attorney, Sheriff and Referendums
* Seattle, City Council[73]
* Tucson, Mayor and City Council[74]
* Tulsa, City Council (2nd round)[75]
* 10 November: United States, Memphis, City Council (2nd round)[59]
* 13 November: Switzerland, Fribourg, Council of State (1st round) and Grand Council[76]
* 27 November: Switzerland
* Aargau, referendums [de]
* Basel-Landschaft, referendums [de]
* Basel-Stadt, referendums [de]
* Geneva, referendums[77]
* Lucerne, referendum [de]
* Neuchâtel, referendum[45]
* Schwyz, referendums [de]
* St. Gallen, referendum [de]
* Uri, Council of States by-election[78]
* Zug, referendums [de]
* Zürich, referendums [de]
* 30 November: India, Kolkata Dakshin, House of the People by-election[79]

## December

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* 4 December: Switzerland, Fribourg, Council of State (2nd round)[76]
* 10 December: United States, Houston, City Council (2nd round)[70]
* 12 December: Syria, Local councils
* 29 December: Jordan, Karak's 5th district, House of Representatives by-election[80]

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