State Election Information

Are you running for mayor, city council, state representative, or other public office? Learn more about voter registration deadlines, filing deadlines, contribution limits, and other election information specific to your state:

Your state election office (usually the Secretary of State or a state board of elections) is the authoritative source for candidate filing deadlines and fees, petition and signature requirements, campaign finance registration and reporting rules, and contribution limits. Select your state below for election details and candidate resources; the phone numbers reach the office that administers elections in each state.

Election office contact information by state
State Phone
Alabama (800) 274-VOTE
Alaska (907) 465-4611
Arizona (877) 843-8683
Arkansas (800) 482-1127
California (800) 345-8683
Colorado (303) 894-2200
Connecticut (800) 540-3764
Delaware (302) 739-4277
District of Columbia (202) 727-2525
Florida (850) 245-6200
Georgia (404) 656-2871
Hawaii (808) 453-8683
Idaho (208) 334-2852
Illinois (217) 782-4141
Indiana (317) 232-3939
Iowa (888) 767-8683
Kansas (785) 296-4561
Kentucky (502) 564-3490
Louisiana (225) 342-4970
Maine (207) 626-8400
Maryland (800) 222-VOTE
Massachusetts (800) 462-VOTE
Michigan (517) 373-2540
Minnesota (651) 215-1440
Mississippi (800) 829-6786
Missouri (573) 751-2301
Montana (888) 884-8683
Nebraska (402) 471-2555
Nevada (775) 684-5705
New Hampshire (603) 271-3242
New Jersey (609) 292-3760
New Mexico (800) 477-3632
New York (800) 367-8683
North Carolina (919) 814-0700
North Dakota (800) 352-0867 ext. 8-4146
Ohio (614) 466-2585
Oklahoma (405) 521-2391
Oregon (503) 986-1518
Pennsylvania (877) 868-3772
Rhode Island (401) 222-2345
South Carolina (803) 734-9060
South Dakota (605) 773-3537
Tennessee (615) 741-7956
Texas (800) 252-VOTE
Utah (800) 995-VOTE
Vermont (800) 439-8683
Virginia (804) 864-8901
Washington (360) 902-4180
West Virginia (304) 558-6000
Wisconsin (608) 266-8005
Wyoming (307) 777-7186

Running for a local office such as city council, school board, or county commission? You may file with your county or city clerk rather than the state, but your state election office can point you to the right place. Wherever you file, confirm the deadlines early. Filing windows are strict, and missing one is the most common way new candidates end up off the ballot.

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