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The U.S. general elections to elect members for Congress will be held the first Tuesday, November 2010.

Contents 1 Congressional primary calendar 2 Resources and articles 2.1 See also 2.2 References 2.3 External articles

Congressional primary calendar

State	Senate Election?	Congressional Primary	Congressional Runoff	Filing Deadline for Primary Ballot Access	Filing Deadline for General Election
Alabama	Yes	6/01	7/13	4/02	6/01
Alaska	Yes	8/24		6/01	6/01
American Samoa	n/a		n/a	n/a	9/01
Arizona	Yes		8/24	5/26	5/26
Arkansas	Yes	5/18	6/8	3/8 Noon	5/1 Noon (Independent)
California	Yes	6/8		3/12	8/6
Colorado	Yes	8/10		5/27	5/27 (Third Minor) 6/15(Independent)
Connecticut	Yes	8/10 [1]		5/25(or 14th day after convention)	8/4
Delaware	Yes	9/14 [2]		7/30	9/1
D.C.		9/14		7/7	8/25
Florida	Yes	8/24		4/30	3/29(Noon)
Georgia	Yes	7/20	8/10	4/30	7/13
Guam		9/4		7/6	7/6
Hawaii	Yes	9/18		7/20	7/20
Idaho	Yes	5/25		3/19	3/19
Illinois	Yes	2/2		11/2	6/21
Indiana	Yes	5/4[3]		2/19 Noon	7/15 Noon
Iowa	Yes	6/8		3/19	8/13
Kansas	Yes	8/3[4]		6/10 Noon	8/2 Noon (Independent)
Kentucky	Yes	5/18		4/26 4pm	7/25 4pm (Independent)
Louisiana	Yes	8/28	10/2	7/9	7/9
Maine		6/8		3/25 5pm	5/25 5pm
Maryland	Yes	9/14[5]		7/6	8/2
Massachusetts		9/14		6/1	8/31
Michigan		8/3[6]		5/11 4pm	7/15 4pm (Independent)
Minnesota		8/10		6/1	6/1
Mississippi		6/1	6/22	3/1	3/1
Missouri		8/3		3/30	7/26
Montana		6/8		3/15	3/8
Nebraska		5/11		3/1	9/1
Nevada	Yes	6/8		3/12	2/4
New Hampshire	Yes	9/14		6/11	9/1
New Jersey		6/8		6/11	9/1
New Mexico		6/1		2/9	6/2(Independent) 6/22(Third/Minor)
New York	Yes	9/14[7]		7/15	8/17
North Carolina	Yes	5/4	6/22	2/26	6/25 Independent 8/1 Third/Minor
North Dakota	Yes	6/8		4/9 4pm	9/3 4pm
Northern Mariana Islands	n/a		n/a	8/4
Ohio	Yes	5/4		2/18	2/18 (Third/Minor) 5/3 (Independent)
Oklahoma	Yes	7/27	8/24	6/9	6/9 (Independent)
Oregon	Yes	5/18[8]		3/9	8/24
Pennsylvania	Yes	5/18		3/9	8/2
Puerto Rico		n/a[9]
Rhode Island		9/14		6/30	6/30(Independent)
South Carolina	Yes	6/8[10]	6/22	3/30 Noon	7/15 Noon (Independent)
South Dakota	Yes	6/8	6/29	3/30	6/8 (Independent)
Tennessee		8/5		4/1	4/1 (Independent)
Texas		3/2[11]	4/13	1/4	5/13(Independent) 5/23 (Third Minor)
Utah	Yes	6/22[12]		3/19 5pm	3/19 5pm
Vermont	Yes	8/24		6/17	6/17
Virginia		6/8[13]		4/9 5pm	6/8 7pm (Independent) 6/14 5pm (Third/Minor)
Virgin Islands		9/11		8/3	8/3
Washington	Yes	8/17		6/11	6/11
West Virginia		5/11		1/30	7/30
Wisconsin	Yes	9/14		7/13	7/13
Wyoming		8/17[14]		5/28	8/23 (Independent)

Resources and articles

See also

• 110th Congress
• U.S. congressional elections in 2006
• U.S. congressional elections in 2008
• U.S. presidential election, 2008 / U.S. presidential election, 2008: Campaign Issues
• U.S. House of Representatives
• U.S. Senate

References

1. ↑ [In Connecticut, conventions are held by the Democratic and Republican parties prior to the primary. The Democratic convention date for U.S. House districts is 5/21/2010. The Republican convention date for U.S. Senate and U.S. House if 5/21/2010.]
2. ↑ [In Delaware, the U.S. Senate election of for an Unexpired Term.]
3. ↑ In Indiana, the Libertarian party convention date is 4/24/10. The caucus date for the Indiana Democratic Party to select its U.S. Senate nominee is 5/15/10.
4. ↑ In Kansas, the Libertarian party convention date is 4/24/10. The Reform party convention is peinding.
5. ↑ In Maryland, the Libertarian party convention date is 3/13/10, and the Green party convention date is 5/22/10. The caucus date for the Constitution Party of Maryland is 7/17/2010. The convention date for the Independent party is pending.
6. ↑ In Michigan, the Libertarian party convention date is 5/22/2010, the U.S. Taxpayer party convention date is 6/26/2010, and the Green party convention date is 8/1/10. The Natural Law party convention date is pending.
7. ↑ New York has two U.S. Senate seats up in 2010. One is for an Unexpired Term.
8. ↑ In Oregon, the Constitution, Independent, Libertarian, Pacific Green, Progressive and Working Families parties may nominate by convention. Convention dates are pending.
9. ↑ In Puerto Rico, the general election for Resident Commissioner to the U.S. House of Representatives is held every four years, coinciding with the U.S. Presidential electon.
10. ↑ In South Carolina, the United Citizens party convention date is 3/20/10, the Libertarian party convention date is 4/17/10, the Green party convention date is 5/1/10, and the convention date for the Constitution, Independence, and Working Families parties is 5/15/10.
11. ↑ In Texas, the Libertarian party convention date is 3/13/10 for Single Country U.S. Congressional Districts 7, 16, 18, 20, 29, 30, and 32. The convention date is 3/20/10 for Multi-Country U.S. Congressional Districts 1-16, 8-15, 17, 19, 21-28 and 31.
12. ↑ In Utah, conventions are held by the political parties prior to the primary. The convention date for the Democratic, Republican and Constitution parties is 5/8/10. The Libertarian party convention date is 5/15/10.
13. ↑ In Virginia, parties may choose to nominate by convention rather than by primary election. Democrats: Conventions will be held on 5/18/10 for U.S. House Districts 1 and 2 (caucus), 5/15/10 for Districts 7 and 9, and on 6/5/10 for District 5. The convention for District 6 was canceled. Republicans: Conventions will be held on 5/22/10 for U.S. House Districts 3 and 9. All other Congressional districts will nominate by primary election on 6/8/10.
14. ↑ In Wyoming, the Libertarian party convention date is 8/16/10.

External articles

• Kos, "2010, another good Democratic map," The Daily Kos, August 22, 2007.

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