By
Adam Troy
Did you know there are still many states gearing up to head to the polls this month? By mid-August most states will have finished their primary election season. Below, we’re breaking down the August primary dates and giving you voter resources that may be helpful in getting out the vote!
August 2nd
Governor; U.S. Senate; U.S. House; State Legislature; State Executive Offices; Municipal Government
Governor; U.S. Senate; U.S. House; State Legislature; State Executive Offices; Municipal Government
Governor; State Legislature; U.S. House; State Legislature; State Executive Offices; Municipal Government
Governor; U.S. Senate; U.S. House; State Legislature; State Executive Offices; Municipal Government
U.S. Senate; U.S. House; State Supreme Court; Court of Appeals; State Legislature
August 4th
Governor; U.S. Senate; U.S. House; State Legislature; State Executive Offices; Municipal Government
August 9th
Governor; U.S. Senate; U.S. House; State Executive Offices; State Legislature; Municipal Government
Governor; U.S. House; State Legislature; Municipal Government; School Board
Governor; U.S. Senate; State Executive Offices; Municipal Government
Governor; US Senate; U.S. House; Municipal Government; State Executive Offices; State Legislature
August 13th
Governor; U.S. Senate; U.S. House; State Legislature; Municipal Government; Office of Hawaiian Affairs Board of Trustees
August 16th
Governor; U.S. Senate; Alaska At-large Congressional District; State Legislature
Governor; State Executive Offices; State Legislature; Wyoming At-Large Congressional District
August 23rd
Governor; U.S. Senate; State Executive Offices; U.S. House; School Board; Municipal Government
U.S. House; State Senate
Whether you’re excited to be voting for school board, Governor or U.S. Congress – you need to be up to speed on your state’s voting policies and what will be up on the ballot. If you’re in any of the states listed above, we’ve gathered a few helpful resources as you get ready to participate in your primary.
P.S. We’ve also got a great suite of GOTV templates for your direct mail and digital ads.
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