2025 United States local elections

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2025 United States local elections

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Mayoral elections

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27 mayors in the top 100 most populous cities
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Party  | Democratic | Republican | Libertarian
Mayors before  | 65[a] | 25[1] | 1[1]
Mayors up  | 21  | 6  | 0
Mayors elected  | 4  | 2  | 0

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Party  | Independents | Undeclared
Mayors before  | 2[1] | 7[1]
Mayors up  | 0  | 0
Mayors elected  | 0  | 1

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New York

San Antonio

Fort Worth

Seattle

Omaha*

Miami

Clv.

Cincinnati

St. Louis

Plano

Garland*

Oakland (sp)

Atlanta

New Orleans

Detroit

Minneapolis

Saint Paul

Charlotte

Durham

Greensboro

J.C.

Albuquerque

Buffalo

Boston

Tol.

Pittsburgh

Hialeah

New York

Omaha*

Cleveland

Cincinnati

St. Louis

Detroit

Minneapolis

Saint Paul

Durham

Greensboro

Jersey City

Buffalo

Boston

Toledo

Pittsburgh

Cities in the top 100 with mayoral elections. Click on the city names to go to that city's election page. City names in italics have not yet taken place, an asterisk (*) denotes a flip. Blue pins denote partisan or nonpartisan Democratic incumbents or winners; red pins partisan or nonpartisan Republican; gray pins independent or undeclared. Smaller cities are included further down the page.

The 2025 United States local elections will be held throughout the year to elect officers of municipal and county governments.

## Municipal election summary

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Consolidated city-counties will also be listed here.

### Mayoral elections

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City  | Date  | Incumbent[1] | Status  | Candidates

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Party  | Mayor  | Elected
Albuquerque, NM | Nov 4, 2025[2] |  | Dem[c] | Tim Keller | 2017
2021 | Incumbent running.[3] |

* ▌Alex Uballez (Dem)[4]
* ▌Mayling Armijo (Dem)[5]
* ▌Tim Keller (Dem)[3]
* ▌Louie Sanchez (Rep)[6]
* ▌Eddie Varela (Rep)[7]
* ▌Darren White (Rep)[8]

Atlanta, GA | Nov 4, 2025[9] |  | Dem[c] | Andre Dickens | 2021 | Incumbent running.[10] |

* ▌Andre Dickens (Dem)[10]
* ▌Helmut Domagalski
* ▌LaMar Marcus[11]
* ▌Walter Reeves[11]
* ▌Ocean Zotique[12]

Boston, MA | Nov 4, 2025[13] |  | Dem[c] | Michelle Wu | 2021 | Incumbent running.[14] |

* ▌Domingos DaRosa (Ind)[15]
* ▌Josh Kraft (Dem)[16]
* ▌Jorge Mendoza-Iturralde (Ind)
* ▌Michelle Wu (Dem)[14]

Buffalo, NY | June 24, 2025 (primary)
Nov 4, 2025 (general)[17] |  | Dem | Christopher Scanlon | 2024 (acting) | Incumbent returning to Buffalo Common Council seat.[18] |

* ▌Michael Gainer (Ind)[18]
* ▌▌James Gardner (Rep, Con)[18]
* ▌▌Sean Ryan (Dem, WFP)[18]

Cincinnati, OH | May 6, 2025 (primary)
Nov 4, 2025 (general)[19] |  | Dem[c] | Aftab Pureval | 2021 | Incumbent running.[20] |

* ▌Cory Bowman (Rep)
* ▌Aftab Pureval (Dem)[21]

Charlotte, NC | Sep 9, 2025 (primary)
Nov 4, 2025 (general)[22] |  | Dem | Vi Lyles | 2017
2019
2022
2023 | Incumbent's intent unknown.[23] |
Cleveland, OH | Sep 9, 2025 (primary)
Nov 4, 2025 (general)[24] |  | Dem[c] | Justin Bibb | 2021 | Incumbent running.[25] |

* ▌Justin Bibb (Dem)[25]
* ▌LaVerne Gore (Rep)[26]

Detroit, MI | Nov 4, 2025  |  | Dem[c] | Mike Duggan | 2013
2017
2021 | Incumbent retiring to run for governor.  |

* ▌Solomon Kinloch[27]
* ▌Mary Sheffield (Dem)[28]

Durham, NC | Oct 7, 2025 (primary)
Nov 4, 2025 (general)[29] |  | Dem[c] | Leonardo Williams | 2023 | Incumbent's intent unknown.  |
Fort Worth, TX | May 3, 2025[30] |  | Rep[c] | Mattie Parker | 2021 | Incumbent re-elected.[31] |

Unofficial results:

* ▌Y Mattie Parker (Rep) 66.6%
* ▌Josh Lucas (Dem) 17.8%
* ▌Alyson Kennedy (SWP) 4.2%
* ▌Chris Wood (NP) 3.0%
* ▌Donnell Ballard (NP) 2.7%
* ▌Lawrence Walker (NP) 2.6%
* ▌Millennium Woods Jr. (NP) 2.6%
* ▌Jeremy F. Labelle (NP) 0.5%[32]

Garland, TX | May 3, 2025 (first round)
June 7, 2025 (runoff)  |  | Rep[c] | Scott LeMay | 2019
2021
2023 | Incumbent term-limited.
New mayor elected.
Mayor's partisan affiliation undeclared.  |

* Incomplete results:
* ▌Y Dylan Hedrick (NP) 51.7%[33]
* ▌Deborah S. Morris (NP) 48.3%

Greensboro, NC | Nov 4, 2025  |  | Dem[c] | Nancy Vaughan | 2013
2015
2017
2022 | Incumbent retiring.[34] |

* ▌Robbie Perkins[34]
* ▌Marikay Abuzuaiter[34]

Hialeah, FL | Nov 4, 2025 (primary)
Dec 9, 2025 (general)[35] |  | Rep[c] | Esteban Bovo | 2021 | Incumbent's intent unknown.  |
Jersey City, NJ | Nov 4, 2025[36] |  | Dem[c] | Steven Fulop | 2013
2017
2021 | Incumbent retiring to run for governor.[37] |

* ▌Mussab Ali[37]
* ▌Flash Gordon[37]
* ▌Jim McGreevey (Dem)[37]
* ▌Bill O'Dea[37]
* ▌James Solomon[37]
* ▌Joyce Watterman[37]

Miami, FL | Nov 4, 2025 (general)
Dec 9, 2025 (runoff)[38] |  | Rep[c] | Francis Suarez | 2017
2021 | Incumbent term-limited.  |

* ▌Eileen Higgins (Dem)[39]
* ▌Ken Russell (Dem)[40]
* ▌Emilio Gonzalez (Rep)[41]

Minneapolis, MN | Nov 4, 2025[42] |  | DFL[c] | Jacob Frey | 2017
2021 | Incumbent running.[43] |

* ▌DeWayne Davis (DFL)[43]
* ▌Howard Dotson[d][44]
* ▌Omar Fateh (DFL)[43]
* ▌Jacob Frey (DFL)[43]
* ▌Jazz Hampton (DFL)[45]
* ▌Brenda Short (DFL)[46]

New Orleans, LA | Oct 11, 2025 (primary)
Nov 15, 2025 (general)[47] |  | Dem | LaToya Cantrell | 2017
2021 | Incumbent term-limited.[48] |

* ▌Renada Collins (NP)[48]
* ▌Arthur Hunter[48]
* ▌Helena Moreno (Dem)[48]
* ▌Tyrell Morris[48]
* ▌Oliver Thomas (Dem)[48]
* ▌Ricky Twiggs (NP)[48]

New York, NY | June 24, 2025 (primary)
Nov 4, 2025 (general)[17] |  | Dem[e] | Eric Adams | 2021 | Incumbent running.[49] |

* ▌Eric Adams (Ind)[49]
* ▌Andrew Cuomo (Ind)
* ▌▌Zohran Mamdani (Dem)[49]
* ▌Curtis Sliwa (Rep)[50]
* ▌Jim Walden (Ind)[49]

Oakland, CA
(special) | Apr 15, 2025[51] |  | Dem[c] | Kevin Jenkins  | 2025 (acting)[52] | Incumbent retired.
New mayor elected.
Democratic hold.  |

Unofficial results:

* ▌Y Barbara Lee (Dem) 50.1%
* ▌Loren Taylor (Dem) 45.0%
* ▌Tyron Jordan (NP) 1.1%
* ▌Mindy Pechenuk (NP) 0.9%
* ▌Renia Webb (NP) 0.8%
* ▌Suzanne Robinson (NP) 0.8%
* ▌Eric Sampson (SWP)[53] 0.6%
* ▌Elizabeth Swaney (NP) 0.3%
* ▌Peter Liu (NP) 0.3%
* ▌Cristina Grappo (Dem) 0.2%

Omaha, NE | Apr 1, 2025 (primary)
May 13, 2025 (general)[54] |  | Rep[c] | Jean Stothert | 2013
2017
2021 | Incumbent lost re-election.
Democratic gain. |

* ▌Y John Ewing Jr. (Dem) 56.3%
* ▌Jean Stothert (Rep) 43.7%[55]

Pittsburgh, PA | May 20, 2025 (primary)
Nov 4, 2025 (general)[56] |  | Dem | Ed Gainey | 2021 | Incumbent running.[57] |

* ▌Tony Moreno (Rep)[58]
* ▌Corey O'Connor (Dem)[57]

Plano, TX | May 3, 2025 (first round)[59] |  | Rep[c] | John Muns | 2021 | Incumbent re-elected.[60] |

Unofficial results:

* ▌Y John Muns (Rep) 100%[61]

St. Louis, MO | Mar 4, 2025 (primary)
Apr 8, 2025 (general)[62] |  | Dem[c] | Tishaura Jones | 2021 | Incumbent lost re-election.
Democratic hold.[63] |

* ▌Y Cara Spencer (Dem) 64.2%
* ▌Tishaura Jones (Dem) 35.8%[64]

Saint Paul, MN | Nov 4, 2025[65] |  | DFL[c] | Melvin Carter | 2017
2021 | Incumbent running.[66] |

* ▌Melvin Carter (DFL)[66]
* ▌Mike Hilborn (Rep)[67]

San Antonio, TX | May 3, 2025 (first round)
June 7, 2025 (runoff)  |  | Dem[c] | Ron Nirenberg | 2017
2019
2021
2023 | Incumbent term-limited.
New mayor elected.
Democratic hold.  |

* Incomplete results:
* ▌Y Gina Ortiz Jones (Dem) 54.3%
* ▌Rolando Pablos (Rep) 45.7%[33]

Seattle, WA | Aug 5, 2025 (primary)
Nov 4, 2025 (general)[68] |  | Dem[c] | Bruce Harrell | 2021 | Incumbent running.[69] |

* ▌Bruce Harrell (Dem)[69]
* ▌Katie Wilson (Dem)[70]

### Councils

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City  | Date  | Type  | Last election  | Seats up  | Incumbents  | Elected

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Anchorage, AK |  | Nonpartisan  | 2023  | 6 of 12 seats  |  | [data missing] | 12 seats  | TBD
Atlanta, GA | Nov 4, 2025 (general)
Dec 2, 2025 (runoff)[71] | Nonpartisan  | 2023  | 16 seats  |  | [data missing] | 16 seats  | TBD
Aurora, CO | Nov 5, 2025[72] | Nonpartisan  | 2023  | 5 of 10 seats  |  | [data missing] | 10 seats  | TBD
Boston, MA |  | Nonpartisan  | 2023 | 13 seats  |  | Democratic | 13 seats | TBD
Charlotte, NC |  | Partisan  | 2023 | 11 seats  |  | Democratic | 9 seats | TBD
| Republican | 2 seats  | TBD
Cleveland, OH |  | Nonpartisan  | 2021 | 17 seats  |  | Democratic | 17 seats | TBD
Colorado Springs, CO | Apr 1, 2025[73] | Nonpartisan  | 2023  | 6 of 9 seats  |  | [data missing] | 9 seats  | TBD
Columbus, OH |  | Nonpartisan  | 2023 | 4 of 9 seats  |  | Democratic | 9 seats | TBD
Fresno, CA
(special) | Mar 18, 2025 | Nonpartisan  | 2024  | 1 of 7 seats  |  | [data missing] | 6 seats  | TBD
| Vacant  | 1 seat
Hialeah, FL | Nov 4, 2025 (primary)
Nov 11, 2025[74] | Nonpartisan  | 2023  | 4 of 7 seats  |  | [data missing] | 6 seats  | TBD
| Vacant  | 1 seat
Irvine, CA
(special) | Apr 15, 2025 | Nonpartisan  | 2024  | 1 of 6 seats  |  | [data missing] | 5 seats  | TBD
| Vacant  | 1 seat
Jacksonville, FL |  | Partisan  | 2023  | 19 seats  |  | Republican | 14 seats | TBD
| Democratic | 5 seats | TBD
Miami, FL | Nov 4, 2025 (general)
Dec 9, 2025 (runoff)[75] | Nonpartisan  | 2023 | 2 of 5 seats  |  | [data missing] | 5 seats  | TBD
Minneapolis, MN | Nov 4, 2025  | Nonpartisan  | 2023 | 13 seats  |  | Democratic (DFL) | 12 seats | TBD
| Independent socialist | 1 seat  | TBD
New Orleans, LA |  | Partisan  | 2021 | 7 seats  |  | Democratic | 7 seats | TBD
New York, NY | Nov 4, 2025  | Partisan  | 2023 | 51 seats  |  | Democratic | 45 seats[76] | TBD
| Republican | 6 seats  | TBD
Oakland, CA
(special) |  | Nonpartisan  | 2024  | 1 of 8 seats  |  | Democratic | 8 seats | TBD
Oklahoma City, OK |  | Nonpartisan  | 2023 | 4 of 9 seats[77] |  | [data missing] | 9 seats  | TBD
Omaha, NE | Apr 1, 2025 (primary)
May 13, 2025 (general)[54] | Nonpartisan  | 2021 | 7 seats  |  | Democratic | 4 seats[78] | 4 seats[79]
| Republican | 3 seats[80] | 3 seats[81]
Orlando, FL | Nov 4, 2025 (general)
Dec 9, 2025 (runoff)[82] | Nonpartisan  | 2023  | 3 of 6 seats  |  | [data missing] | 6 seats  | TBD
Pittsburgh, PA |  | Partisan  | 2023 | 4 of 5 seats  |  | Democratic | 9 seats[83] | TBD
Seattle, WA | Nov 4, 2025 | Nonpartisan  | 2023 | 2 of 10 seats  |  | Democratic | 9 seats | TBD
| Vacant  | 1 seat
St. Louis, MO | Mar 3, 2025 (primary)
Apr 8, 2025 (general)  | Nonpartisan  | 2023 | 7 of 15 seats[84] |  | Democratic | 15 seats[f] | TBD
San Jose, CA
(special)  | Apr 8, 2025 (general)
Jun 24, 2025 (runoff)  | Nonpartisan  | 2024  | 1 of 11 seats[g] |  | Democratic | 8 seats  | TBD
| Independent | 3 seats
Tucson, AZ | Aug 5, 2025 (primary)
Nov 4, 2025 (general)[84] | Partisan  | 2023 | 3 of 7 seats[84] |  | Democratic | 7 seats[g] | TBD

## County election summary

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### Executives

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Prince George's, MD
(special) |  | Dem. | Tara Jackson | 2024 (acting) | Incumbent retired.
Democratic hold.  |

* ▌Y Aisha Braveboy (Dem.)
* ▌ Jonathan White (Rep.)

Bronx, NY |  | Dem. | Vanessa Gibson | 2021 | Incumbent running.  |

* ▌Vanessa Gibson (Dem, inc.)

Kings, NY |  | Dem. | Antonio Reynoso | 2021 | Incumbent running.  |

* ▌Khari Edwards (Dem.)
* ▌Kevin Parker (Dem.)
* ▌Antonio Reynoso (Dem, inc.)

Nassau, NY |  | Rep. | Bruce Blakeman | 2021 | Incumbent's intent unknown.  |
New York, NY |  | Dem. | Mark Levine | 2021 | Incumbent retiring to run for New York City Comptroller.  |

* ▌Brad Hoylman-Sigal (Dem.)
* ▌Keith Powers (Dem.)

Orange, NY |  | Rep. | Steven Neuhaus | 2013 | Incumbent's intent unknown.  |
Queens, NY |  | Dem. | Donovan Richards | 2021 | Incumbent running.  |
Rensselaer, NY |  | Rep. | Steven McLaughlin | 2017
2021 | Incumbent's intent unknown.
Richmond, NY |  | Rep. | Vito Fossella | 2021 | Incumbent running.  |
Rockland, NY |  | Rep. | Ed Day | 2017
2017
2021 | Incumbent's intent unknown.  |
Westchester, NY
(special) |  | Dem. | George Latimer | 2017
2021 | Incumbent retired to run for U.S. House.
Democratic hold.[85] |

* ▌Y Ken Jenkins (Dem.) 63.6%
* ▌Christine Schulti (Rep.) 36.4%

Westchester, NY |  | Dem. | Ken Jenkins | 2025 (special) | Incumbent's intent unknown.  |
King, WA |  | Dem. | Dow Constantine | 2009  | Incumbent retiring.  |

* ▌Claudia Balducci (Dem.)
* ▌Girmay Zahilay (Dem.)

### County legislatures

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Erie, NY | June 24, 2025 (primary)
Nov 4, 2025 (general)[17] | Partisan  | 2023 | 11 seats  |  | Democratic | 7 seats[86] | TBD
| Republican | 4 seats
King, WA | Aug 5, 2025 (primary)
Nov 4, 2025 (general)[87] | Nonpartisan  | 2023 | ? of 9 seats  |  | Democratic | 7 seats | TBD
| Republican | 2 seats
Monroe, NY | June 24, 2025 (primary)
Nov 4, 2025 (general)[17] | Partisan  | 2023 | 29 seats  |  | Democratic | 16 seats[88] | TBD
| Republican | 13 seats
Nassau, NY | June 24, 2025 (primary)
Nov 4, 2025 (general)[17] | Partisan  | 2023 | 19 seats  |  | Republican | 12 seats[89] | TBD
| Democratic | 7 seats
Oklahoma, OK
(special) | Feb 11, 2025 (primary)
Apr 1, 2025 (general)[90] | Partisan  | 2024 | 1 of 3 seats  |  | Republican | 2 seats | TBD
| Vacant  | 1 seat
San Diego, CA
(special) | Apr 8, 2025 (primary)
Jul 1, 2025 (general)[91] | Nonpartisan  | 2024 | 1 of 5 seats  |  | Democratic | 2 seats  | TBD
| Republican | 2 seats
| Vacant  | 1 seats
Suffolk, NY | June 24, 2025 (primary)
Nov 4, 2025 (general)[17] | Partisan  | 2023 | 18 seats  |  | Republican | 10 seats[92] | TBD
| Democratic | 6 seats
| Conservative | 2 seats
Westchester, NY | June 24, 2025 (primary)
Nov 4, 2025 (general)[17] | Partisan  | 2023 | 17 seats  |  | Democratic | 15 seats[93] | TBD
| Conservative | 1 seat
| Republican | 1 seat

### Sheriffs

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Erie, NY |  | Rep. | John C. Garcia | 2021  | Incumbent's intent unknown.  |

Suffolk, NY |  | Dem. | Errol D. Toulon Jr. | 2017[94]
2021[95] | Incumbent's intent unknown.  |

## List of elections by state

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Due to the large quantity of populated places throughout the United States, only the top 100 cities were listed previously on the page.

* Alabama (details)
* Birmingham – August 26[96]
* Dothan – August 5[96]
* Mobile – August 26[96]
* Tuscaloosa – March 4[96]
* Other municipalities – August 26[96]

* Alaska
* Anchorage (city council, ballot measures) – April 1
* Arizona
* Tucson – March 11[97]

* California
* Redondo Beach Mayoral and City Council and Redondo Beach Unified School District Board of Education - March 4
* Oakland (special) – April 15
* San Francisco (Joel Engardio recall) – September 16
* Colorado
* Aspen – March 4[98]

* Connecticut
* Stamford (mayor) – November 4
* Florida
* Hialeah – Nov. 4, TBD
* Miami – Nov. 4, Nov. 18

* District of Columbia
* Washington, D.C. (council sp) – July 15
* Georgia (U.S. state)
* Atlanta – November 4
* Centerville (sp.) – Mar. 18, Apr. 15[99]
* Sandy Springs – November 4

* Illinois
* Aurora – April 1
* Bloomington – April 1
* Calumet City – Feb. 25, Apr. 1[100]

* Iowa
* Cedar Rapids – November 4

* Louisiana
* New Orleans – Oct. 11, Nov. 15

* Maryland
* Annapolis – November 4
* Prince George's County (executive sp) – June 3
* Massachusetts
* Boston – November 4

* Michigan
* Dearborn Heights – Aug. 5, Nov. 4[101]
* Detroit – November 4
* Lansing – November 4

* Minnesota
* Minneapolis – November 4
* Mayor, council
* Saint Paul – November 4
* Bloomington – November 4

* Mississippi (details) – Apr. 1, Apr. 22, Jun. 3[102]
* Biloxi
* Gulfport
* Hattiesburg
* Jackson
* Madison
* Meridian
* Olive Branch
* Philadelphia
* Southaven
* Tupelo
* Missouri
* Columbia – Apr. 8[103]
* Springfield – Apr. 8
* St. Louis – Mar. 4, Apr. 8

* Montana
* Billings – Sep. 9, Nov. 5
* Bozeman – Sep. 9, Nov. 5
* Great Falls – Sep. 9, Nov. 5
* Helena – Sep. 9, Nov. 5
* Kalispell – Sep. 9, Nov. 5
* Missoula – Sep. 9, Nov. 5

* Nebraska
* Omaha – Apr. 1, May 13
* Mayor, city council

* New Jersey
* Atlantic City – November 4
* Hoboken – November 4
* Jersey City – November 4

* New Mexico
* Albuquerque – November 4
* Santa Fe – November 4

* New York
* Albany – Jun. 24, Nov. 4
* Binghamton – Jun. 24, Nov. 4
* Buffalo – Jun. 24, Nov. 4
* New York – Jun. 24, Nov. 4
* Mayor, borough presidents, comptroller, council, public advocate
* Syracuse – Jun. 24, Nov. 4
* Westchester County (executive sp) – February 11

* North Carolina
* Charlotte – Sep. 9, Nov. 4
* Durham – Oct. 7, Nov. 4
* Greensboro

* Ohio
* Cleveland – Nov. 4
* Cincinnati – Nov. 4
* Toledo – Nov. 4

* Oklahoma (details)
* Norman – February 11
* Oklahoma City – Feb. 11, Apr. 1
* Oklahoma County – Feb. 11, Apr. 1

* Pennsylvania
* Allegheny County – November 4
* Bucks County – November 4
* Delaware County – November 4
* Luzerne County (council) – November 4
* Allentown (mayor) – November 4
* Harrisburg (mayor) – November 4
* Philadelphia – November 4
* Pittsburgh – November 4
* Mayor, city council, school board
* Scranton (mayor) – November 4
* South Carolina
* Columbia – November 4

* Tennessee
* Chattanooga – March 4

* Texas
* Garland (mayor) – May 3
* Fort Worth (mayor) – May 3
* Plano – May 3
* Mayor, city council
* San Antonio (mayor) – May 3

* Washington
* Seattle – Aug. 3, Nov. 4
* Mayor, city attorney
* King County (executive) – Aug. 3, Nov. 4

* Wisconsin
* Dane County (executive) – April 1
* Winnebago County (executive) – April 1

## Notes

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1. ^ As of April 7, 2024[1]
2. ^ Votes for party-affiliated candidates in final round
3. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u Election officially nonpartisan.
4. ^ Party affiliation currently unknown
5. ^ Adams is running for re-election as an independent, but remains a registered Democrat.
6. ^ including the board president
7. ^ a b including the mayor

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