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Primary elections
Spring of even years. Vote in party to pick nominee, but it doesn’t bind you to one party. Before general election
General elections
November of even years (2026). Between the nominees of different parties
off year elections
odd years, varies state to state
Bond measure
Standing measure of $$ loan for libraries, parks, etc in the form of taxes
Open primary
Voters decide on election day which party ballot to vote on for contestants. Good for independents who are not sure, higher voter turnout
Closed primary
Only people who registered in advance with the party can vote for that party’s contestants. Only dedicated party members!
Runoff primary
In certain states, the top 2 candidates have another election and voters can return to cast second vote.
November of even years: midterms, presidential elections and down ballot general elections
Early Tuesday in November every 2 years
Congressional, state & local
Midterms
elections in middle of prs term
Lame duck
They’ll be leaving soon, can be very crazy about pushing forward ideas since nothing to lose, yet not very powerful
split ticket
not necessarily voting same party on everything