Filing deadlines

[Oryxslayer]

Jackson Lee did end up filing after her loss. Amanda Edwards is still in though and could make the primary the first serious one Jackson Lee has had in a long time.

[Minnesota Mike]

A half hour after filing closed no announced primary challenger to Henry Cuellar. Maybe some paperwork in the pipeline but as of now he looks to have avoided another big primary battle.

[Minnesota Mike]

Last minute filings continue to trickle in in Texas. The filing deadline was yesterday but there is a short window for the parties to transmit their final lists to the SOS. From what I assume is the nearly final candidate list:

- 35 of 38 House incumbents filed for re-election. No surprise retirements, only the previously announced retirements of Granger (TX-12), Burgess (TX-26), and Allred (TX-32, running for Senate) did not file.

- No Democrats filed in TX-01, TX-11, TX-13, TX-19, and TX-25. No Republicans filed in TX-09, TX-16, TX-20, and TX-30.

- Next closing up is the extended filing period in CA tomorrow. North Carolina closes Friday.

[Minnesota Mike]

North Carolina- Filing closed at noon today. No surprise retirements just the 5 previously announced ones, Dems NC-06, NC-13, NC-14 and Republicans in NC-08 and NC-10. No Democrats filed in NC-03 or NC-06 which means due to the new maps NC-06 becomes our first guaranteed flip of the cycle.

California- Extended filing ended Wednesday but we still do not have an official candidate list. It appears they process candidate filings as fast as they count absentee ballots in CA.

Next up Ohio next Wednesday.

[Benjamin Frank 2.0]

Likely final slate in Texas
https://politics1.com/tx.htm

[Minnesota Mike]

Today was filing deadline in Ohio. House candidates file at the county level and there is no comprehensive list yet but here are the candidates in the senate race.

https://www.ohiosos.gov/media-center/press-releases/2023/2023-12-20/

Matt Dolan (R)
Frank LaRose (R)
Bernie Moreno (R)
Doug Stuart (R)
Sherrod Brown (D)

[SnowLabrador]

Today was filing deadline in Ohio. House candidates file at the county level and there is no comprehensive list yet but here are the candidates in the senate race.

https://www.ohiosos.gov/media-center/press-releases/2023/2023-12-20/

Matt Dolan (R)
Frank LaRose (R)
Bernie Moreno (R)
Doug Stuart (R)
Sherrod Brown (D)

No third parties here, it seems. Just like the last two Ohio Senate races.

[Minnesota Mike]

Today was filing deadline in Ohio. House candidates file at the county level and there is no comprehensive list yet but here are the candidates in the senate race.

https://www.ohiosos.gov/media-center/press-releases/2023/2023-12-20/

Matt Dolan (R)
Frank LaRose (R)
Bernie Moreno (R)
Doug Stuart (R)
Sherrod Brown (D)

No third parties here, it seems. Just like the last two Ohio Senate races.

Independent candidates have until March 18th to file so this is not a final final list.

[Benjamin Frank 2.0]

Ohio, not finally final:

https://politics1.com/oh.htm

[Minnesota Mike]

Unofficial list of candidates in California. This should be nearly 100% accurate but the official official list does not come out until Dec 28.

Senate (Full Term):

https://elections.cdn.sos.ca.gov/statewide-elections/2024-primary/notice-to-candidates-us-senate-ft.pdf

Senate (Partial Term):

https://elections.cdn.sos.ca.gov/statewide-elections/2024-primary/notice-to-candidates-us-senate-pt.pdf

House:

https://elections.cdn.sos.ca.gov/statewide-elections/2024-primary/congress-1-52.pdf

[Minnesota Mike]

Interesting that there are 27 candidates for the full Senate term (10 Rep, 11 Dem, 6 other) but only 7 candidates running for the partial term (2 Rep, 5 Dem). Good chance we have different matchups in each race.

[Minnesota Mike]

Filing deadline is today in Kentucky. With a few hours left all the incumbents have filed. So far no Democrats have filed in KY-04 or KY-05.

https://web.sos.ky.gov/CandidateFilings/default.aspx?elecid=82&id=4

Next up Utah on Monday.

[Benjamin Frank 2.0]

Filing deadline was yesterday in West Virginia.
https://politics1.com/wv.htm

Don Blankenship is back trying to run for the U.S Senate as a Democrat. I suspect he'll badly lose in the primary to Glenn Elliott, the mayor of Wheeling.

[Benjamin Frank 2.0]

Filing Deadline was February 6 in New Mexico
These are the candidates according to Politics1.com
https://politics1.com/nm.htm
The Republicans have credible candidates on paper in the Senate race and the second and third U.S House districts anyway.


The filing deadline is tomorrow in Indiana and Maryland.

[Benjamin Frank 2.0]

Candidates in Indiana, both parties have a full slate:
https://politics1.com/in.htm

The candidate list has not been finalized in Pennsylvania yet.

Next up in Nebraska on March 1.

[Minnesota Mike]

Pennsylvania: Senate race is going to be Casey/McCormick. Casey is unopposed and McCormick only faces a some dude I can not find anything about. In the House all races are contested by both parties except PA-03 (Philly, Dwight Evans) where no Republicans ran. Evans does face a couple primary opponents including a state rep.

https://www.pavoterservices.pa.gov/ElectionInfo/electioninfo.aspx

[Pres Mike]

What are the filing deadlines in Arizona?

[Benjamin Frank 2.0]

What are the filing deadlines in Arizona?

For the non presidential races, from politics1.com
Filing Deadline (Major Parties): April 8, 2024
https://politics1.com/az.htm

This is the U.S election calendar
https://politics1.com/calendar.htm

[Pres Mike]

What are the filing deadlines in Arizona?

For the non presidential races, from politics1.com
Filing Deadline (Major Parties): April 8, 2024
https://politics1.com/az.htm

This is the U.S election calendar
https://politics1.com/calendar.htm

That site is even more confusing. It has both July 30th and August 6th as primary dates

[Benjamin Frank 2.0]

What are the filing deadlines in Arizona?

For the non presidential races, from politics1.com
Filing Deadline (Major Parties): April 8, 2024
https://politics1.com/az.htm

This is the U.S election calendar
https://politics1.com/calendar.htm

That site is even more confusing. It has both July 30th and August 6th as primary dates

Ron Gunzburger, the webmaster/owner of politics1.com isn't perfect. From the Arizona Secretary of State website it's August 6th. I should email him on his error.

[Minnesota Mike]

What are the filing deadlines in Arizona?

For the non presidential races, from politics1.com
Filing Deadline (Major Parties): April 8, 2024
https://politics1.com/az.htm

This is the U.S election calendar
https://politics1.com/calendar.htm

That site is even more confusing. It has both July 30th and August 6th as primary dates

Ron Gunzburger, the webmaster/owner of politics1.com isn't perfect. From the Arizona Secretary of State website it's August 6th. I should email him on his error.

July 30th is the correct date. Arizona recently passed a bill that moves everything up one week.

https://apnews.com/article/arizona-elections-vote-count-hobbs-bill-signed-3b42ca244d8d2c6224e7d7deb2304491

[Pres Mike]

What are the filing deadlines in Arizona?

For the non presidential races, from politics1.com
Filing Deadline (Major Parties): April 8, 2024
https://politics1.com/az.htm

This is the U.S election calendar
https://politics1.com/calendar.htm

That site is even more confusing. It has both July 30th and August 6th as primary dates

Ron Gunzburger, the webmaster/owner of politics1.com isn't perfect. From the Arizona Secretary of State website it's August 6th. I should email him on his error.

July 30th is the correct date. Arizona recently passed a bill that moves everything up one week.

https://apnews.com/article/arizona-elections-vote-count-hobbs-bill-signed-3b42ca244d8d2c6224e7d7deb2304491

Wikipedia doesn't even have the date, its that confusing

So itss July 30th, but they have until August 6 to count votes?

When is the deadline to apply to run? Politico says April 8th, Ballotpedia says April 1st

[Steve from Lambeth]

In the future, there will be a human being who understands how the 2024 Arizona primary timetable works.

[Minnesota Mike]

I'm little behind on updating this, sorry.

Nebraska: Filing deadline was March 1. Both Senate seats are up including a special to fill the last two years of the Sasse/Ricketts seat. No Democrat filed for the full term seat held by Deb Fischer, Democrats are expected to get behind Independent Dan Osborn. Osborn does not have to submit petitions to get on the ballot until this fall. As for the House all 3 races are contested with the highlight being a 2022 rematch in NE-02 between Bacon(R) and Vargas (D).

Next up Georgia tomorrow (March 8 ). Things get busy the rest of March with 10 states on deck after Georgia.

[Minnesota Mike]

Georgia: All incumbents are running except for previously announced retiring Drew Ferguson (R). Lines have changed and a couple members are running in different numbered districts but the only real competitive district will be GA-02 where incumbent Sanford Bishop (D) will be favored. All districts have candidates from both parties.

Next up Montana tomorrow (March 11) and Oregon on Tuesday (March 12).