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Cleveland City Hall - By: Erik Drost

Justin Bibb, a nonprofit executive, will be the next mayor of Cleveland, Ohio. Bibb defeated Cleveland City Council President Kevin Kelley by 26 percentage points to become the city’s second-youngest mayor.

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Mississippi State Capitol - by Ken Lund

In a very close race, Kelvin Butler defeats Gary Brumfield to win the special election for Mississippi Senate District 38. Butler previously represented District 38 until he resigned in 2016 to run for Pike County Chancery Clerk. Butler had also […]

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November 3, 2021  •  

Mississippi Senate Heads to Runoff

Mississippi State Capitol - by Ken Lund

With no candidate securing a majority, the Mississippi Senate District 32 race is heading for a runoff election. Rob Hickman and Dr. Minh Duong will face each other in the special runoff election scheduled for November 23.

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November 3, 2021  •  

Youngkin Wins Gubernatorial Bid

Glenn Youngkin from Virginia, United States, CC BY-SA

In a close race which garnered national attention, Republican candidate Glenn Youngkin will be Virginia’s next governor after defeating Terry McAuliffe. Youngkin becomes the first Republican to win a gubernatorial bid since 2009.

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November 3, 2021  •  

Connecticut Special Election Announced

Connecticut State Capitol - John Phelan

Connecticut Gov. Lamont announced a special election be held on December 14 for the 116th House District. The seat became vacant when Rep. Michael DiMassa resigned following charges he stole federal COVID-19 relief funds. The winner of the special election […]

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Arkansas State Capitol

Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson set a February 8 special election date to replace Sen. Lance Eads of Springdale. Eads resigned to take a lobbying job. Former state Rep. Jim Bob Duggar is the only announced candidate so far. The governor’s […]

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North Dakota State Capitol - By Bobak Ha'Eri

North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum has called a special session of the Legislature to begin November 8. Lawmakers had announced a special session in September to begin November 8 but Burgum’s announcement means lawmakers will not be limited to the […]

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November 3, 2021  •  

Special Session Adjourns

Tennessee State Capitol Building

The Tennessee General Assembly adjourned the third special session on October 30. Lawmakers passed several bills limiting COVID-19 restrictions and mandates. In addition to these measures, lawmakers also introduced and passed Senate Bill 9009 making school board elections partisan elections. […]

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November 3, 2021  •  

Florida Special Session Dates Set

Florida Capitol Building

Gov. Ron DeSantis has set the dates for the November Florida Legislature’s special session concerning COVID-19 vaccine mandates. Lawmakers will convene the special session on November 15 and can adjourn no later than November 19.

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Iowa Senate - by Alexander LoGrasso

The Iowa Legislature adjourned sine die October 28 after a one-day session in which lawmakers passed the second redistricting plan after rejecting the first one in a special session on October 5. The plan passed the Senate 48-1, with one […]

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Cincinnati City Hall - EEJCC

Cincinnati City Council voted unanimously to approve two ordinances addressing corruption in city government. Ordinance 0415-2021 prohibits City Council members from soliciting campaign contributions from developers who have an interest in any ordinance before the council. The ordinance will be […]

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October 28, 2021  •  

Special Elections Finally Scheduled

Florida Capitol Building

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has announced special election dates for Senate District 33, House District 88, and House District 94. The special primary election will be held on January 11, 2022, followed by the special general election on March 8, […]

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October 27, 2021  •  

Idaho to Return to Regular Session

Idaho Capitol Building - JSquish

Speaker of the House Scott Bedke announced the Idaho Legislature will reconvene November 15 to address Federal Covid-19 rules for employers and consider an ethics complaint against Rep. Priscilla Giddings. Normally, only Idaho’s Governor has the power to call a […]

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October 26, 2021  •  

Connecticut Legislator Resigned

Connecticut State Capitol - John Phelan

Connecticut State Rep. Michael DiMassa resigned following his indictment for stealing $636,000 in federal funds. The governor is expected to call a special election to fill the vacant seat in the 116th Assembly District for the remainder of the term […]

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