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- 1Maryland's 2026 gubernatorial race draws early attention▼Maryland gubernatorial election | 2026 Voter's Guide
Maryland's 2026 gubernatorial election is already in the spotlight, with local outlets publishing early voter's guides to help residents follow the race. The coverage signals growing interest in who will run and what the leading candidates stand for, well ahead of the primary and general elections next year.
- 2Thai court dismisses challenge to 2026 election legality▼Thai court dismisses petition challenging legality of 2026 election
A Thai court has dismissed a petition challenging the legality of the general election scheduled for 2026, removing a potential legal obstacle to the vote going ahead. The ruling means the election timetable stands as planned, though the specific grounds for the dismissal and details of who filed the petition were not immediately available.
- 3Chicago Tribune endorses candidates for 2026 Illinois election●Tribune Editorial Board endorsements for the 2026 Illinois general election
The Chicago Tribune's Editorial Board has begun issuing endorsements for the 2026 Illinois general election. The board's picks are a traditional influence in Illinois politics, particularly in Chicagoland races, and voters often weigh them ahead of primaries. Attention is on which candidates for state and local offices will receive the newspaper's backing.
- 4California mails 2026 general election ballots to San Diego voters▼Ballots for 2026 California general election mailed to San Diego voters
County election officials in San Diego have begun mailing ballots to registered voters for the 2026 California general election. The mailing marks the start of voting under California's universal vote-by-mail system, which sends a ballot to every registered voter. Voters can return ballots by mail, at drop boxes, or in person, with officials urging early returns ahead of election day.
- 5Voter registration deadline for 2026 General Election is October 5▼Voter registration deadline for the 2026 General Election is October 5
The voter registration deadline for the 2026 General Election is October 5, meaning voters must be registered by that date to take part. Local outlets are reminding residents to check their registration status and update details like address or party affiliation before the cutoff.
- 6Arkansas 2026 General Election Guide Outlines Who's on the Ballot▼Arkansas 2026 General Election Guide: Who's on the ballot
A new guide lays out the races and candidates Arkansas voters will face in the 2026 general election. It covers which statewide, legislative and local offices are up for grabs and who is running, giving residents a single reference point as campaigning picks up ahead of Election Day next year.
- 7Michigan voter returns 2026 midterm ballot by drop box●2026 # Midterm # General # Election # Ballot State: # Michigan Mailed out: 9/24/2026 Received: Today - 9/28/2026 Destina
A Michigan voter reports receiving their 2026 midterm general election ballot on September 28, 2026, just four days after it was mailed on September 24, and returning it the same day to an early voting drop box. The post encourages others to register and vote in the midterm elections.
- 82026 Election Guide Ahead of November 3 General Election▼2026 Election Guide | Everything you need to know about the Nov. 3 general election
A Pennsylvania news outlet has published a comprehensive guide to the November 3, 2026 general election, covering what voters need to know. The guide joins a wider wave of early coverage as Americans begin preparing for the 2026 midterm elections, with expected races for congressional seats, governorships, and state offices drawing attention.
- 9Who is running for Texas Court of Criminal Appeals in 2026●Texas Court of Criminal Appeals 2026 election: Who is running and what to know
The 2026 elections for the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, the state's highest criminal court, are drawing attention to which judges and candidates will compete for seats on the nine-member bench. Coverage is laying out the declared candidates, the seats up for grabs, and what the races could mean for criminal justice policy in Texas ahead of the primary and general elections.