January 19, 2021 •
Louisiana House District 35 special elections cancelled, Rep Brett Geymann to be Sworn In
Louisiana State Capitol
The Louisiana February 6 special primary election and March 20 special general election for House District 35 are canceled. A special primary election was originally scheduled for February 6 followed by a special general election on March 20 to fill […]
The Louisiana February 6 special primary election and March 20 special general election for House District 35 are canceled.
A special primary election was originally scheduled for February 6 followed by a special general election on March 20 to fill the vacancy in House District 35.
Stephen Dwight, who previously held the seat, resigned December 1, 2020, following his November election as Calcasieu Parish District Attorney.
Brett Geymann, a former state representative, was the only one to file for the House District 35 seat and qualify before the filing deadline of January 8.
A Republican, Geymann was the District 35 state representative from 2004 until he was term-limited in 2016. Louisiana does not have lifetime term limits, allowing Geymann to run again for the House seat.
Geymann will be sworn in on January 19.
April 14, 2020 •
Three In-Person Voting Centers for April 28 Special Election
Maryland Capitol Building - Jimmy Emerson
The Maryland Board of Elections has announced there will be three in-person voting centers for the 7th Congressional District special general election on April 28. The centers are for voters who are unable to cast their ballots by mail. One […]
The Maryland Board of Elections has announced there will be three in-person voting centers for the 7th Congressional District special general election on April 28.
The centers are for voters who are unable to cast their ballots by mail.
One voting center will be located in each local jurisdiction: Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and Howard County.
The board is recommending all 7th district voters who can vote by mail do so.
Voting by mail is the safest way to vote.
However, concerns over safeguarding the voting rights of those unable to vote by mail led to the decision to open the three in-person voting centers.
The local elections boards will select the location of the in-person voting centers.
Locations will be announced no later than April 20.
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