A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | |
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1 | Jurisdiction | State | Race (with incumbent control) | Filing Deadline | Primary/ 1st Round | General/ 2nd Round | Election Procedure | Population |
2 | Phoenix | AZ | Mayor (D) | 8-Aug-2018 | 6-Nov-2018 | 12-Mar | Special election | 1.6 million |
3 | Tucson | AZ | Mayor (D) | 29-May | 27-Aug | 5-Nov | Party primary winners advance to general | 536,000 |
4 | San Francisco | CA | Mayor (D) | 11-Jun | 5-Nov | Instant runoff race: All candidates compete on one ballot | 884,000 | |
5 | Aurora | CO | Mayor (R) | 27-Aug | 5-Nov | 366,323 | ||
6 | Colorado Springs | CO | Mayor (R) | 22-Jan | 2-Apr | Second round averted if one candidate wins >50%, otherwise top two candidates advance | 464,474 | |
7 | Denver | CO | Mayor (D) | 13-Mar | 7-May | 4-Jun | Second round averted if one candidate wins >50%, otherwise top two candidates advance | 704,621 |
8 | Jacksonville | FL | Mayor (R) | 11-Jan | 19-Mar | Second round averted if one candidate wins >50%, otherwise top two candidates advance | 892,062 | |
9 | Tampa | FL | Mayor (D) | 18-Jan | 5-Mar | 23-Apr | Second round averted if one candidate wins >50%, otherwise top two candidates advance | 385,430 |
10 | Boise | ID | Mayor (D) | 6-Sep | 5-Nov | All candidates compete on one ballot | 226,570 | |
11 | Chicago | IL | Mayor (D) | 26-Nov-2018 | 26-Feb | 2-Apr | Second round averted if one candidate wins >50%, otherwise top two candidates advance | 2.7 million |
12 | Indianapolis | IN | Mayor (D) | 8-Feb | 7-May | 5-Nov | Party primary winners advance to general | 872,680 |
13 | Wichita | KS | Mayor (R) | 3-Jun | 6-Aug | 5-Nov | Top two candidates advance to second round | 390,591 |
14 | Statewide | KY | Gubernatorial (R), statewides | 29-Jan | 21-May | 5-Nov | Party primary winners advance to general | 4.5 million |
15 | Statewide | LA | Gubernatorial (D), statewides, state legislature (R) | 8-Aug | 12-Oct | 16-Nov | Second round averted if one candidate wins >50%, otherwise top two candidates advance | 4.7 million |
16 | Kansas City | MO | Mayor (D) | 1-Feb | 2-Apr | 18-Jun | Top two candidates advance to second round | 488,943 |
17 | Statewide | MS | Gubernatorial (R), statewides, state legislature (R) | 1-Mar | 6-Aug | 5-Nov | Party primary winners advance to general; primary runoff Aug. 27 if no candidate wins >50% | 3 million |
18 | Charlotte | NC | Mayor (D) | 19-Jul | 10-Sep | 5-Nov | Party primary winners advance to general; primary runoff Oct. 8 if no candidate wins >50% | 859,035 |
19 | Raleigh | NC | Mayor (I) | 19-Jul | 8-Oct | 5-Nov | Second round averted if one candidate wins >50%, otherwise top two candidates advance | 464,758 |
20 | NC-03 | NC | Congress (R) | 8-Mar | 30-Apr | 10-Sep | Special election. Party primary winners advance to general; Because no candidate won more than 30% of the vote in the April 30 Republican primary, a runoff between the top two vote-getters will be held on July 9 | 749,823 |
21 | NC-09 | NC | Congress (R) | 15-Mar | 14-May | 10-Sep | Special election. Party primary winners advance to general; primary runoffs were not required | 778,477 |
22 | Manchester | NH | Mayor (D) | 19-Jul | 17-Sep | 5-Nov | Top two candidates advance to second round | 111,196 |
23 | Statewide | NJ | State Assembly (D) | 1-Apr | 4-Jun | 5-Nov | Party primary winners advance to general | 9 million |
24 | Las Vegas | NV | Mayor (I) | 8-Feb | 2-Apr | 11-Jun | Second round averted if one candidate wins >50%, otherwise top two candidates advance | 641,676 |
25 | New York City | NY | Public advocate (D) | 14-Jan | 26-Feb | Special election. All candidates compete on one ballot | 8.6 million | |
26 | Suffolk County | NY | County executive (D) | 8-Apr | 25-June | 5-Nov | Party primary winners advance to general | 1.5 million |
27 | Columbus | OH | Mayor (D) | 6-Feb | 7-May | 5-Nov | Top two candidates advance to second round | 879,170 |
28 | Philadelphia | PA | Mayor (D) | 12-Mar | 21-May | 5-Nov | Party primary winners advance to general | 1.6 million |
29 | PA-12 | PA | Congress (R) | 21-May | Special election. Party comittees select nominees | 703,764 | ||
30 | Memphis | TN | Mayor (D) | 18-Jul | 3-Oct | All candidates compete on one ballot | 652,236 | |
31 | Nashville | TN | Mayor (D) | 16-May | 1-Aug | 12-Sep | Second round averted if one candidate wins >50%, otherwise top two candidates advance | 667,560 |
32 | Arlington | TX | Mayor (R) | 15-Feb | 4-May | Second round averted if one candidate wins >50%, otherwise top two candidates advance | 396,394 | |
33 | Fort Worth | TX | Mayor (R) | 15-Feb | 4-May | Second round averted if one candidate wins >50%, otherwise top two candidates advance | 874,168 | |
34 | Houston | TX | Mayor (D) | 26-Aug | 5-Nov | 14-Dec | Second round averted if one candidate wins >50%, otherwise top two candidates advance | 2.3 million |
35 | San Antonio | TX | Mayor (I) | 15-Feb | 4-May | 8-Jun | Second round averted if one candidate wins >50%, otherwise top two candidates advance | 1.5 million |
36 | Dallas | TX | Mayor (D) | 15-Feb | 4-May | 8-Jun | Second round averted if one candidate wins >50%, otherwise top two candidates advance | 1.3 million |
37 | Salt Lake City | UT | Mayor (D) | 7-Jun | 13-Aug | 5-Nov | Top two candidates advance to second round | 200,544 |
38 | Prince William County | VA | Board of Supervisors Chair (R) | 28-Mar | 11-Jun | 5-Nov | Party primary winners advance to general | 463,023 |
39 | Statewide | VA | State legislature (R) | 28-Mar | 11-Jun | 5-Nov | Party primary winners advance to general | 8.5 million |
40 | Statewide | WI | Supreme court | 2-Jan | 2-Apr | Primary averted because only two candidates filed | 5.8 million |