Short, timestamped items on elections in progress: filings, withdrawals, certified counts, recount triggers, registration deadlines and emergency court orders affecting how a vote is run. Context is limited to what changed. Built for campaign teams, election officials and reporters working against a deadline.
A dated feed of electoral developments: certified results, candidate filings, registration deadlines, court orders on maps and procedure changes.
California's measures had to qualify by June 25, Ohio's by July 1 — and with roughly 131 initiatives already certified nationally, the 2026 ballot-measure season is largely locked.
California, New Jersey and New Mexico voted June 2; Maine, Nevada, North Dakota and South Carolina followed June 9 — with California's open governor's race the cycle's largest contest to date.
Kentucky, Oregon and Pennsylvania shared the cycle's biggest primary date so far, running the same democratic function through a closed-primary, all-mail and hybrid system respectively.
Ohio's open governor's race — Republican Mike DeWine is term-limited — tops a two-state primary slate that begins the competitive core of the 2026 midterm calendar.
Court of Appeals Judge Chris Taylor defeated Judge Maria Lazar in the April 7 election, moving the court's balance from 4–3 to 5–2 as county canvasses certify the spring results.