2016 local electoral calendar

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This local electoral calendar for 2016 lists the subnational elections held in 2016. Referendums, retention elections, and national by-elections (special elections) are also included.

## January

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* 1 January: Himachal Pradesh, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils (1st phase)[1]
* 2 January: Nigeria, Zamfara, Local Government Councils and Chairmen[2]
* 3 January: Himachal Pradesh, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils (2nd phase)[1]
* 5 January: Himachal Pradesh, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils (3rd phase)[1]
* 9 January: Nigeria, Bayelsa, Governor (revote) in Southern Ijaw)[3]
* 10 January: India
* Haryana, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils (1st phase)[4]
* Himachal Pradesh, Municipal Councils[5]
* 11 January: India, Manipur, Municipal Councils and Town Councils[6]
* 16 January: Nigeria, Niger, Local Government Councils and Chairmen[7]
* 17 January:
* India, Haryana, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils (2nd phase)[4]
* Mexico, Colima, Governor special election [es]
* 18 January: Pakistan, NA-218, National Assembly by-election[8]
* 24 January: India, Haryana, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils (3rd phase)[4]
* 25 January: Bhutan, District Heads, District Agents, District Councillors, Block Heads, Block Deputies and Block Councils (1st round 1st phase)[9]

## February

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* 2 February: India, Telangana, Hyderabad Metropolitan Region, Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation[10]
* 4 February: Bermuda, Devonshire North Central, House of Assembly by-election[11]
* 7 February: Costa Rica, Mayors, Municipal Councils, District Councils and District Council Presidents
* San José, Mayor, Deputy Mayors, Aldermen, Trustees and District Council
* 8 February: Rwanda, Cell Councils and Village Executive Committees[12]
* 9 February: Rwanda, School and Business Community Representatives[13]
* 12–13 February: Rwanda, Youth Councils[13]
* 13 February: India, Karnataka, District Councils and Township Councils (1st phase)[14]
* 16 February: United States, Milwaukee, Mayor and Common Council (1st round)[15]
* 20 February:
* India, Karnataka, District Councils and Township Councils (2nd phase)[14]
* Kuwait, Third District, National Assembly by-election[16]
* 21 February: Comoros[17]
* Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Governor (1st round)
* Autonomous Island of Grande Comore, Governor (1st round)
* Autonomous Island of Mohéli, Governor (1st round)
* 22 February: Rwanda, District Councils[18][19]
* 28 February:
* Austria, Tyrol, Mayors and Municipal Councils [de]
* Hong Kong, New Territories East, Legislative Council by-election
* Switzerland
* Aargau, referendum [de]
* Basel-Stadt, referendums[20]
* Bern, referendum [de]
* Geneva, referendums[21]
* Jura, referendum[22]
* Lucerne, referendum [de]
* Neuchâtel, referendum[23]
* Schaffhausen, referendums[24]
* Schwyz, referendum [de]
* Solothurn, referendum [de]
* St. Gallen, Government (1st round) and Cantonal Council[25][26]
* Thurgau, Executive Council[27]
* Ticino, referendum[28]
* Uri, Executive Council, Landrat and referendum [de][29]
* Zürich, referendums [de]

## March

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* 1 March: United States, Arkansas, Supreme Court and Court of Appeals (1st round)[30]
* 5 March: Zimbabwe, Mhondoro-Mubaira, House of Assembly by-election[31]
* 6 March:
* Germany, Hesse, County Councils, Mayors, Municipal Councils and Local Advisory Boards [de]
* Frankfurt, City Council and Borough Councils [de][32]
* Poland, senatorial constituency No. 59, Senate by-election
* 7 March: Kenya[33]
* Malindi, National Assembly by-election
* Kericho, Senate by-election
* 9 March: Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha, Tristan da Cunha, Chief Islander and Island Council[34]
* 12 March: Nigeria, Sokoto, Local Government Councils and Chairmen[35]
* 13 March:
* France, Aisne, Nord and Yvelines, National Assembly by-elections (1st round) [fr]
* Germany
* Baden-Württemberg, Parliament
* Rhineland-Palatinate, Parliament
* Saxony-Anhalt, Parliament
* 17 March: Pakistan, NA-153, National Assembly by-election[36]
* 18 March: Guyana, Municipal Councils and Neighborhood Democratic Councils[37][38]
* 19 March: Australia, Queensland, Referendum, Mayors, Regional Councils, City Councils, Aboriginal Shire Councils and Shire Councils[39][40]
* Brisbane, Lord Mayor and City Council
* 20 March:
* France, Aisne, Nord and Yvelines, National Assembly by-elections (2nd round) [fr]
* Kazakhstan, Regional Councils and City Councils[41]
* Laos, Provincial People's Councils[42]
* Switzerland
* Schwyz, Executive Council and Cantonal Council[43][44]
* Vaud, referendum[45]
* Tanzania, Zanzibar, President, House of Representatives, District Councils, Town Councils and Municipal Council[46]
* 22 March:
* Bangladesh, Union Councils (1st phase)[47]
* Pakistan, NA-101, National Assembly by-election
* 23 March: Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha, Saint Helena, Legislative Council by-election[48]
* 27 March:
* Japan, Kumamoto, Governor[49]
* Kyrgyzstan, City Councils and Village Councils[50]
* Ukraine, Kryvyi Rih, Mayor (revote) [uk][51]
* 31 March: Bangladesh, Union Councils (2nd phase)[47]

## April

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* 3 April:
* Abkhazia, District Assemblies and Sukhumi City Council
* Ecuador, Las Golondrinas, Join Which Province referendum[52]
* 4 April:
* Canada, Saskatchewan, Legislative Assembly
* India
* Assam, Legislative Assembly (1st phase)
* West Bengal, Legislative Assembly (1st phase-a)
* 5 April: United States
* Anchorage, Assembly[53]
* Wisconsin, Supreme Court and Court of Appeals[54]
* Milwaukee, Mayor and Common Council (2nd round)[15]
* 7 April: Pakistan, NA-245, National Assembly by-election
* 9 April: Nigeria, Federal Capital Territory, Local Government Councils and Chairmen[55]
* 10 April:
* Comoros[56]
* Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Governor (2nd round)
* Autonomous Island of Grande Comore, Governor (2nd round)
* Autonomous Island of Mohéli, Governor (2nd round)
* Switzerland, Thurgau, Grand Council[57]
* 11 April: India
* Assam, Legislative Assembly (2nd phase)
* West Bengal, Legislative Assembly (1st phase-b)
* 11–13 April: Sudan, Darfur, Administrative Status referendum
* 12 April: United States, Long Beach, City Council (1st round)[58]
* 13 April: Nigeria, Federal Capital Territory, Local Government Councils and Chairmen (revotes)[59]
* 16 April: Nigeria, Ondo, Local Government Councils and Chairmen[60][61]
* 17 April:
* France, Loire-Atlantique, National Assembly by-election (1st round) [fr]
* India, West Bengal, Legislative Assembly (2nd phase)
* 19 April: Canada, Manitoba, Legislative Assembly
* 21 April: India, West Bengal, Legislative Assembly (3rd phase)
* 23 April: Bangladesh, Union Councils (3rd phase)[47]
* 24 April:
* France, Loire-Atlantique, National Assembly by-election (2nd round) [fr][62]
* India, Bihar, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils (1st phase)[63]
* Japan, Hokkaido 5th district and Kyoto 3rd district, House of Representatives by-elections
* Serbia, Municipal Assemblies
* Vojvodina, Assembly
* Switzerland
* Appenzell Innerrhoden, Landsgemeinde[64][65]
* St. Gallen, Government (2nd round)[25]
* 25 April: India, West Bengal, Legislative Assembly (4th phase)
* 28 April:
* India, Bihar, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils (2nd phase)[63]
* Isle of Man, Local Authority Commissioners and Local Authority Councils[66]
* Pakistan, NA-267, National Assembly by-election
* 30 April: India, West Bengal, Legislative Assembly (5th phase)

## May

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* 1 May: Switzerland, Glarus, Landsgemeinde [de]
* 2 May: India, Bihar, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils (3rd phase)[63]
* 5 May:
* India, West Bengal, Legislative Assembly (6th phase)
* United Kingdom, Local elections
* Ogmore and Sheffield Brightside and Hillsborough, House of Commons by-elections
* England, Metropolitan Borough Councils, Unitary Authorities, District Councils, Mayors and Police Commissioners
* Birmingham, City Council
* Bristol, Mayor and City Council
* Greater London, Mayor and Assembly
* Leeds, City Council
* Liverpool, Mayor and City Council
* Manchester, City Council
* Northern Ireland, Assembly
* Scotland, Parliament
* Wales, National Assembly
* Police Commissioners
* 6 May: India, Bihar, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils (4th phase)[63]
* 7 May:
* Australia, Tasmania, (Apsley and Elwick) Legislative Council
* Bangladesh, Union Councils (4th phase)[47]
* Malaysia, Sarawak, Legislative Assembly
* Singapore, Bukit Batok, Parliament by-election
* United States, Arlington, City Council[67]
* 8 May:
* Italy, Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol, Mayors and Municipal Councils (1st round)
* Lebanon, Mount Lebanon, Municipal Councils[68]
* Beirut City, Municipal Council
* 9 May:
* Canada, New Brunswick, Mayors and Municipal Councils
* Philippines, Governors, Provincial Councils, Mayors and Municipal Councils
* Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, Governor and Regional Assembly
* 10 May:
* India, Bihar, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils (5th phase)[63]
* United States, West Virginia, Supreme Court of Appeals[69]
* 11 May: Comoros, Autonomous Island of Anjouan, President (2nd round in 13 constituencies)[70]
* 14 May: India, Bihar, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils (6th phase)[63]
* 15 May:
* Dominican Republic, Mayors and District Councils
* Italy, Aosta Valley, Mayors and Municipal Councils
* Lebanon, Beirut and Beqaa, Municipal Councils[68]
* 16 May: India
* Tura, House of the People by-election[71]
* Kerala, Legislative Assembly
* Puducherry, Legislative Assembly
* Tamil Nadu, Legislative Assembly
* 17 May: United States
* Idaho, Supreme Court and Court of Appeals (1st round)[72]
* Portland, Mayor and City Commission (1st round)[73]
* 18 May: India, Bihar, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils (7th phase)[63]
* 22 May:
* Burkina Faso, Municipal Councils[74][75]
* France, Bas-Rhin and Alpes Maritimes, National Assembly by-elections (1st round) [fr]
* India
* Bihar, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils (8th phase)[63]
* Haryana, Municipal Councils[76]
* Italy, Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol, Mayors and Municipal Councils (2nd round)
* Lebanon
* Jezzine, Parliament by-election[77]
* Nabatieh and South, Municipal Councils[68]
* Vietnam, Provincial People's Councils, District People's Councils and Communal People's Councils [vi][78]
* 24 May: United States, Georgia, Supreme Court and Court of Appeals[79]
* 26 May: India, Bihar, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils (9th phase)[63]
* 28 May: Bangladesh, Union Councils (5th phase)[47]
* 29 May:
* France, Bas-Rhin and Alpes Maritimes, National Assembly by-elections (2nd round) [fr][80][81]
* Lebanon, Akkar and North, Municipal Councils[68]
* 30 May: India, Bihar, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils (10th phase)[63]

## June

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* 3 June: Australia, Norfolk Island, Regional Council[82]
* 4 June: Bangladesh, Union Councils (6th phase)[47]
* 5 June:
* France, Ain, National Assembly by-election (1st round) [fr]
* Italy, Mayors and Municipal Councils (1st round)
* Bologna, Mayor and City Council (1st round)
* Milan, Mayor, City Council, Borough Presidents and Borough Councils (1st round)
* Naples, Mayor and City Council (1st round)
* Rome, Mayor and City Council (1st round)
* Turin, Mayor and City Council (1st round)
* Japan, Okinawa, Prefectural Assembly
* Mexico, State elections
* Aguascalientes, Governor, Congress, Mayors and Municipal Councils [es]
* Baja California, Congress, Mayors and Municipal Councils [es]
* Chihuahua, Governor, Congress, Mayors, Trustees and Municipal Councils [es]
* Durango, Governor, Congress, Mayors and Municipal Councils [es]
* Hidalgo, Governor, Congress, Mayors and Municipal Councils [es]
* Mexico City, Constituent Assembly
* Oaxaca, Governor, Congress, Mayors and Municipal Councils [es]
* Puebla, Governor [es]
* Quintana Roo, Governor, Congress, Mayors, Trustees and Municipal Councils [es]
* Sinaloa, Governor, Congress, Mayors, Trustees and Municipal Councils [es]
* Tamaulipas, Governor, Congress, Mayors and Municipal Councils [es]
* Tlaxcala, Governor, Congress, Mayors and Municipal Councils [es]
* Veracruz, Governor and Congress [es]
* Zacatecas, Governor, Congress, Mayors and Municipal Councils [es]
* Romania, County Presidents, County Councils, Mayors, Local Councils, Sector Mayors and Sector Councils
* Switzerland
* Aargau, referendums [de]
* Basel-Landschaft, referendums [de]
* Basel-Stadt, referendums[20]
* Geneva, referendums[83]
* Jura, referendum[22]
* Nidwalden, referendum[84]
* Schwyz, referendums [de]
* St. Gallen, referendum [de]
* Thurgau, referendum [de]
* Ticino, referendums[28]
* Uri, referendums [de]
* Zürich, referendum [de]
* 7 June: United States
* Ohio's 8th congressional district, U.S. House of Representatives special election
* Bakersfield, Mayor (1st round)
* Fresno, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[85]
* Long Beach, City Council (2nd round)[58]
* Los Angeles County, Board of Supervisors (1st round)
* Orange County, CA, Board of Supervisors (1st round)[86]
* Riverside County, Board of Supervisors (1st round)[87]
* Sacramento, Mayor and City Council[88]
* San Bernardino County, Board of Supervisors (1st round)[89]
* San Diego County, Board of Supervisors (1st round)[90]
* San Diego, Mayor, City Attorney, Boards of Education, City Council (1st round) and Referendums
* Santa Clara County, Board of Supervisors[91]
* San Jose, City Council (1st round)[92]
* 12 June: France, Ain, National Assembly by-election (2nd round) [fr][93]
* 16 June: United Kingdom, Tooting, House of Commons by-election
* 18 June: Malaysia, Kuala Kangsar and Sungai Besar, House of Representatives by-elections
* 19 June: Italy, Mayors and Municipal Councils (2nd round)
* Bologna, Mayor and City Council (2nd round)
* Milan, Mayor, City Council, Borough Presidents and Borough Councils (2nd round)
* Naples, Mayor and City Council (2nd round)
* Rome, Mayor and City Council (2nd round)
* Turin, Mayor and City Council (2nd round)
* 26 June: France, Loire-Atlantique, Airport referendum [fr]
* 28 June: United States, Tulsa, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[94]
* 29 June:
* Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar, City Council[95]
* Tonga, District Councillors and Municipal Councillors [fr]
* Vanuatu, Malo/Aore, Parliament by-election[96]

## July

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* 3 July: Switzerland, Schaffhausen, referendums[24]
* 10 July: Japan, Kagoshima, Governor
* 14 July: Tonga, Vavaʻu 16, Parliament by-election
* 17 July: Ukraine, Volyn constituency 23, Dnipropetrovsk constituency 27, Ivano-Frankivsk constituency 85, Luhansk constituency 114, Poltava constituency 151, Kherson constituency 183 and Chernihiv constituency 206, Parliament by-elections
* 18 July: Bangladesh, Mymensingh-1 and Mymensingh-3, House of the Nation by-elections[97]
* 21 July: Pakistan, Azad Kashmir, Legislative Assembly
* 30 July: Nigeria, Adamawa, Local Government Councils and Chairmen[98]
* 31 July: Japan, Tokyo, Governor

## August

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* 3 August: South Africa, District Councils, Metropolitan Councils and Local Councils[99]
* 4 August: United States, Tennessee, Supreme Court, Court of Appeals and Court of Criminal Appeals retention elections[100]
* 6 August: Nigeria, Adamawa, Local Government Councils and Chairmen (revotes)[98]
* 11 August: Zambia, Mayors, District Councils, Council Chairs and Municipal Councils[101]
* 13 August: United States, Honolulu, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[102]
* 21 August: Turkmenistan, Regional Councils and District Councils[103]
* 27 August: Australia, Northern Territory, Legislative Assembly
* 28 August: Switzerland, Schaffhausen, Executive Council[24][104]
* 30 August: United States
* Mesa, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[105]
* Miami-Dade County, Mayor (1st round) and County Commission[106]
* 31 August: Pakistan, NA-63, National Assembly by-election[107]

## September

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* 1 September: Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha, Ascension Island, Council[108]
* 4 September:
* Cape Verde, Municipal Chambers and Municipal Assemblies
* Germany, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Parliament
* 7 September:
* Jersey, Saint Helier No. 1, Parliament by-election
* Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha, Saint Helena, Legislative Council by-election[109]
* 10 September: Australia, New South Wales, Local Councils[110]
* 11 September: Germany, Lower Saxony, County Administrators, County Councils, Mayors, Municipal Councils and Local Councils (1st round) [de]
* Hanover Region, Assembly [de]
* Hanover, City Council and Borough Councils [de][111]
* 18 September:
* Germany, Berlin, House of Representatives
* Russia, Federal Subject Heads, Federal Subject Legislatures, Municipal Heads, Municipal Councils, District Councils, Village Councils and Local referendums [ru]
* Adygea, State Council [ru]
* Altai Krai, Legislative Assembly [ru]
* Amur Oblast, Legislative Assembly [ru]
* Astrakhan Oblast, Duma [ru]
* Chechnya, Head [ru] and Parliament [ru]
* Chukotka Autonomous Okrug, Duma [ru]
* Chuvashia, State Council [ru]
* Dagestan, People's Assembly [ru]
* Ingushetia, People's Assembly [ru]
* Jewish Autonomous Oblast, Legislative Assembly [ru]
* Kaliningrad Oblast, Duma [ru]
* Kamchatka Krai, Legislative Assembly [ru]
* Karelia (Republic), Legislative Assembly [ru]
* Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, Duma [ru]
* Kirov Oblast, Legislative Assembly [ru]
* Komi Republic, Head special election [ru]
* Krasnoyarsk Krai, Legislative Assembly [ru]
* Kursk Oblast, Duma [ru]
* Leningrad Oblast, Legislative Assembly [ru]
* Lipetsk Oblast, Council of Deputies [ru]
* Mordovia, State Assembly [ru]
* Moscow Oblast, Duma [ru]
* Murmansk Oblast, Duma [ru]
* Nizhny Novgorod Oblast, Legislative Assembly [ru]
* Novgorod Oblast, Duma [ru]
* Omsk Oblast, Legislative Assembly [ru]
* Orenburg Oblast, Legislative Assembly [ru]
* Oryol Oblast, Council of People's Deputies [ru]
* Perm Krai, Legislative Assembly [ru]
* Primorsky Krai, Legislative Assembly [ru]
* Pskov Oblast, Assembly of Deputies [ru]
* Saint Petersburg, Legislative Assembly [ru]
* Samara Oblast, Duma [ru]
* Stavropol Krai, Duma [ru]
* Sverdlovsk Oblast, Legislative Assembly [ru]
* Tambov Oblast, Duma [ru]
* Tomsk Oblast, Legislative Assembly [ru]
* Tula Oblast, Governor
* Tuva, Head [ru]
* Tver Oblast, Governor [ru] and Legislative Assembly [ru]
* Tyumen Oblast, Duma [ru]
* Ulyanovsk Oblast, Governor [ru]
* Vologda Oblast, Legislative Assembly [ru]
* Zabaykalsky Krai, Governor special election [ru]
* 19 September: Pakistan, NA-162, National Assembly by-election[112]
* 25 September:
* Bosnia and Herzegovina, Republika Srpska, National Day referendum
* Germany, Lower Saxony, Mayors (2nd round) [de][113]
* Spain
* Basque Country, Parliament
* Galicia, Parliament
* Switzerland
* Geneva, referendums[114]
* Lucerne, referendum [de]
* Neuchâtel, referendums[23]
* Nidwalden, referendum[115]
* Obwalden, referendum[116]
* Schaffhausen, Cantonal Council[24]
* Schwyz, referendums [de]
* St. Gallen, referendum [de]
* Ticino, referendums[28][117]
* Uri, referendums [de]
* Valais, referendums[118]
* Zug, referendums [de]
* Zürich, referendum [de]
* 27 September: Bhutan, District Heads, District Agents, District Councillors, Block Heads, Block Deputies and Block Councils (1st round 2nd phase)[9]
* 28 September: Nigeria, Edo, Governor

## October

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* 1 October: Brazil, Paraná, Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina, South Region Separatist referendum
* 2 October:
* Bosnia and Herzegovina[119]
* Brčko District, Assembly
* Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Mayors and Municipal Councils
* Republika Srpska, Mayors and Municipal Assemblies
* Brazil, Mayors and Municipal Councils (1st round)
* São Paulo, Mayor
* 7–8 October: Czech Republic, Regional Assemblies
* 8 October:
* Georgia, Adjara, Supreme Council
* New Zealand, Regional Councils, Mayors, Territorial Authority Councils and District Health Boards
* Auckland, Mayor, Council and Local Boards
* Wellington, Mayor and Council
* Nigeria, Ogun, Local Government Councils and Chairmen[120]
* 13 October: Cook Islands, Arutanga-Reureu-Nikaupara, Parliament by-election
* 15 October:
* Australia, Australian Capital Territory, Legislative Assembly
* Canada, Nova Scotia, Mayors and Municipal Councils
* Halifax, Mayor, Regional Council and School Boards
* 16 October:
* Japan, Niigata, Governor [ja]
* Portugal, Azores, Legislative Assembly
* 19 October:
* Guernsey, Vale, Parliament by-election[121]
* Mongolia, Provincial Assemblies, District Assemblies and Subdistrict Assemblies[122]
* 20 October: United Kingdom, Batley and Spen and Witney, House of Commons by-elections
* 21 October: Bhutan, District Heads, District Agents, District Councillors, Block Heads, Block Deputies and Block Councils (2nd round)[9]
* 22 October:
* Australia, Victoria, Mayors, City Councils, Shire Councils and Borough Council[123]
* City of Melbourne, Lord Mayor and City Council
* Zimbabwe, Norton, House of Assembly by-election[124][125]
* 23 October:
* Chile, Mayors and Municipal Councils [es]
* Japan
* Fukuoka 6th district and Tokyo 10th district, House of Representatives by-elections
* Okayama, Governor[126]
* Toyama, Governor[127]
* Switzerland
* Aargau, Executive Council and Grand Council[128][129]
* Basel-Stadt, Executive Council (1st round) and Grand Council
* 24 October: Canada, Medicine Hat—Cardston—Warner, House of Commons by-election
* 26 October: Canada, Saskatchewan, Mayors and Municipal Councils
* 27 October – 7 November: Canada, Prince Edward Island, Electoral Reform referendum
* 29 October: East Timor, Village Chiefs and Community Chiefs (1st round)[130]
* 30 October: Brazil, Mayors and Municipal Councils (2nd round)

## November

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* 4 November: Bhutan, Thimphu, North Thimphu, National Assembly by-election[131]
* 6 November: Switzerland, Fribourg, Council of State (1st round) and Grand Council[132]
* 7 November: Canada, Yukon, Legislative Assembly
* 8 November:
* Guam, Mayors and Vice-Mayors[133]
* Northern Mariana Islands, Municipal Councils and Boards of Education[134]
* Puerto Rico, Mayors and Municipal Legislatures[135]
* United States of America, Quadrennial elections
* Hawaii's 1st congressional district, U.S. House of Representatives special election
* Kentucky's 1st congressional district, U.S. House of Representatives special election
* Pennsylvania's 2nd congressional district, U.S. House of Representatives special election
* Washington, D.C., Council[136]
* Alabama[137]
* Board of Education[138] and Public Service Commission
* Supreme Court
* Remove Age Restrictions for Government Officials, Right to Work, and Two-Thirds Supermajority for Impeachment constitutional referendums
* Alaska[139]
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Supreme Court and Court of Appeals retention elections
* Automatic Voter Registration via Permanent Fund Dividend referendum
* Arizona[140]
* Corporation Commission
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Supreme Court and Court of Appeals retention elections
* Public Pension Reform constitutional referendum, and Marijuana Legalization and Minimum Wage/Sick Time referendums
* Maricopa County, Board of Supervisors and Sheriff[141]
* Mesa, City Council (2nd round)[105]
* Arkansas[142]
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Court of Appeals (2nd round)
* Medical Marijuana referendum
* California[143]
* Assembly and Senate
* Corporate Political Spending, Criminal Sentences/Juvenile Prosecution, Firearms/Ammunition Regulations, Marijuana Legalization, Multilingual Education, Plastic Bag Ban, Repeal of Death Penalty and State Prescription Drug Purchase referendums
* Bakersfield, Mayor (2nd round) and City Council[144]
* Fresno, Mayor and City Council (2nd round)[85]
* Los Angeles County, Board of Supervisors (2nd round)
* Oakland, City Council[145]
* Orange County, Board of Supervisors (2nd round)[86]
* Riverside County, Board of Supervisors (2nd round)[146]
* San Bernardino County, Board of Supervisors (2nd round)[89]
* San Diego County, Board of Supervisors (2nd round)[90]
* San Diego, City Attorney, City Council (2nd round) and Referendums
* San Francisco, Board of Supervisors
* San Jose, City Council (2nd round)[92]
* Colorado[147]
* Board of Education[148]
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Supreme Court and Court of Appeals retention elections
* ColoradoCare, Minimum Wage and Requirements for Citizen-Initiated Amendments constitutional referendums, and Open Presidential Primaries, Physician-Assisted Suicide and Unaffiliated Electors in Primaries referendums
* Connecticut[149]
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Delaware[150]
* Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Insurance Commissioner
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Florida[151]
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Supreme Court and District Courts of Appeal retention elections
* Medical Marijuana and Solar Energy Choice constitutional referendums
* Broward County, Commission[152]
* Miami-Dade County, Mayor (2nd round)
* Georgia[153]
* Public Service Commission
* House of Representatives and Senate
* New Judicial Commission and State Intervention in Failing Schools constitutional referendums
* Hawaii[154]
* Office of Hawaiian Affairs Board of Trustees[155]
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Honolulu, Mayor and City Council (2nd round)[102]
* Idaho[156]
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Supreme Court (2nd round)
* Legislative Oversight of Administrative Rules constitutional referendum
* Illinois[157]
* Comptroller special election
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Appellate Court retention elections, and Appellate Court
* Cook County, Board of Review, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Recorder of Deeds, State's Attorney, Water Reclamation District Board, and Earned Sick Time and Eliminate the Recorder of Deeds referendums
* Indiana[158]
* Governor, Attorney General and Superintendent of Public Instruction
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Court of Appeals retention elections
* Iowa[159]
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Supreme Court and Court of Appeals retention elections
* Kansas[160]
* Board of Education[161]
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Supreme Court and Court of Appeals retention elections
* Kentucky[162]
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Supreme Court
* Louisville, Metropolitan Council[163]
* Louisiana[164]
* Public Service Commission
* Supreme Court and Circuit Courts of Appeal
* Authority of College Boards to Establish Tuition constitutional referendum
* Maine[165]
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Gun Background Checks, Marijuana Legalization, Minimum Wage and Ranked-Choice Voting referendums
* Maryland[166]
* Court of Appeals and Court of Special Appeals retention elections
* Political Party Affiliation Requirement to Fill Vacancies constitutional referendum
* Baltimore, Mayor and City Council[167]
* Massachusetts[168]
* Governor's Council[169]
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Charter School Expansion, Conditions for Farm Animals and Marijuana Legalization referendums
* Michigan[170]
* Board of Education[171]
* House of Representatives
* Supreme Court and Court of Appeals
* Wayne County, Commission[172]
* Minnesota[173]
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Supreme Court and Court of Appeals
* Missouri[174]
* Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State and Treasurer
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Supreme Court and Court of Appeals retention elections
* Judicial Campaign Contribution Limits, Prohibition on Extending Sales Tax and Voter ID constitutional referendums
* Montana[175]
* Governor, Attorney General, Auditor, Public Service Commission, Secretary of State and Superintendent of Public Instruction
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Supreme Court
* Medical Marijuana referendum
* Nebraska[176]
* Board of Education[177] and Public Service Commission
* Legislature
* Supreme Court and Court of Appeals retention elections
* Death Penalty referendum
* Nevada[178]
* Assembly and Senate
* Supreme Court and Court of Appeals
* Gun Background Checks and Marijuana Legalization referendums
* Clark County, County Commission[179]
* New Hampshire[180]
* Governor and Executive Council
* House of Representatives and Senate
* New Mexico[181]
* Public Education Commission and Public Regulation Commission, and Secretary of State special election
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Supreme Court and Court of Appeals retention elections, and Supreme Court and Court of Appeals
* New York[182]
* Assembly and Senate
* North Carolina[183]
* Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Agriculture Commissioner, Attorney General, Auditor, Insurance Commissioner, Labor Commissioner, Secretary of State, Superintendent of Public Instruction and Treasurer
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Supreme Court and Court of Appeals
* North Dakota[184]
* Governor, Auditor, Insurance Commissioner, Public Service Commission, Superintendent of Public Instruction and Treasurer
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Supreme Court
* Medical Marijuana referendum
* Ohio[185]
* Board of Education[186]
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Supreme Court and Courts of Appeal
* Oklahoma[187]
* Corporation Commission
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Supreme Court, Court of Civil Appeals and Court of Criminal Appeals retention elections
* Public Money for Religious Purposes constitutional referendum
* Tulsa, City Council (2nd round)[94]
* Oregon[188]
* Governor special election, Attorney General, Secretary of State and Treasurer
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Supreme Court and Court of Appeals
* Wildlife Trafficking Prevention referendum
* Portland, City Commission (2nd round)[73]
* Pennsylvania[189]
* Attorney General, Auditor and Treasurer
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Rhode Island[190]
* House of Representatives and Senate
* South Carolina[191]
* House of Representatives and Senate
* South Dakota[192]
* Public Utilities Commission
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Establish Nonpartisan Elections, Governance of Technical Schools and Independent Redistricting Commission constitutional referendums, and Campaign Finance/Lobbying Laws, Decreased Youth Minimum Wage and Short-Term Loan Interest Rate Cap referendums
* Tennessee[193]
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Texas[194]
* Board of Education[195] and Railroad Commissioner
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Supreme Court, Court of Criminal Appeals and Courts of Appeals
* Austin, City Council (1st round)[196]
* Bexar County, Commissioners Court[197]
* Dallas County, Commissioners Court[198]
* Harris County, Commissioners Court[199]
* Tarrant County, Commissioners Court[200]
* Utah[201]
* Governor, Attorney General, Auditor, Board of Education[202] and Treasurer
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Vermont[203]
* Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Auditor, Secretary of State and Treasurer
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Virginia[204]
* Right to Work constitutional referendum
* Virginia Beach, Mayor and City Council[205]
* Washington[206]
* Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Auditor, Insurance Commissioner, Public Lands Commissioner, Secretary of State, Superintendent of Public Instruction and Treasurer
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Supreme Court and Court of Appeals
* Carbon Emissions Tax, Democracy Credits, Individual Gun Access Prevention, Minimum Wage and Rights of Corporations referendums
* West Virginia[207]
* Governor, Agriculture Commissioner, Attorney General, Auditor, Secretary of State and Treasurer
* House of Delegates and Senate
* Wisconsin[208]
* Assembly and Senate
* Wyoming[209]
* House of Representatives and Senate
* Supreme Court retention elections
* 13 November: East Timor, Village Chiefs and Community Chiefs (2nd round)[130]
* 19 November: India, Cooch Behar, Lakhimpur, Shahdol and Tamluk, House of the People by-elections[210][211][212]
* 20 November:
* Japan, Tochigi, Governor [ja]
* Mali, Municipal Councils[213]
* Moldova, Gagauzia, People's Assembly (1st round) [ru][214]
* 26 November:
* Guernsey, Alderney, President[215] and Parliament
* Nigeria, Ondo, Governor[216]
* 27 November: Switzerland
* Aargau, Executive Council (2nd round) and referendums [de][217]
* Basel-Landschaft, referendums [de]
* Basel-Stadt, Executive Council (2nd round)
* Bern, referendum [de]
* Fribourg, Council of State (2nd round)[132]
* Geneva, referendums[218]
* Lucerne, referendum [de]
* Obwalden, referendums[219]
* Schaffhausen, referendum[24]
* Thurgau, referendum [de]
* Zug, referendum [de]
* Zürich, referendums [de]
* 28 November:
* India, Maharashtra, Municipal Councils and Town Councils (1st phase)
* Jamaica, Mayors, Municipal Councils, Parish Mayors and Parish Councils[220][221]
* Pakistan, NA-258, National Assembly by-election
* Trinidad and Tobago, Trinidad, Regional Councils and Municipal Councils

## December

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* 1 December: United Kingdom, Richmond Park, House of Commons by-election
* 3 December: New Zealand, Mount Roskill, House of Representatives by-election
* 4 December: Moldova, Gagauzia, People's Assembly (2nd round) [ru][214]
* 8 December: United Kingdom, Sleaford and North Hykeham, House of Commons by-election
* 10 December:
* Nigeria, Rivers, House of Representatives, Senate and House of Assembly (revote in 10 LGAs)[222]
* United States, Louisiana[223]
* U.S. Senate (2nd round)
* Louisiana's 3rd congressional district, U.S. House of Representatives (2nd round)
* Louisiana's 4th congressional district, U.S. House of Representatives (2nd round)
* 13 December: United States, Austin, City Council (2nd round)[196]
* 14 December:
* Guernsey, Sark, Parliament
* India, Maharashtra, Municipal Councils and Town Councils (2nd phase)
* 15 December: India, Assam[224]
* Jorhat District, Thengal Kachari Autonomous Council
* Lakhimpur District, Deori Autonomous Council
* 18 December:
* Cyprus, Municipal Councils and Community Councils[225]
* India, Maharashtra, Municipal Councils and Town Councils (3rd phase)
* 20 December: Bermuda, Warwick South Central, House of Assembly by-election[226]
* 21 December: Nigeria, Abia, Local Government Councils and Chairmen[227]
* 22 December: Bangladesh, Narayanganj, Mayor and City Corporation[228]
* 25 December:
* Republic of Macedonia, Tearce, Parliament by-election
* Oman, Municipal Councils[229]
* 27 December: India, Gujarat, Village Councils[230]

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