2018 Midterm Elections are Over!

Learn more about the 2018 midterm election exit polling

OneVote understands that decisions are made by those who show up. We want to help people & families who live with disability as well as those who care about disability issues to know the views of candidates for Federal and State Office on those issues. Unlike years where the President is being elected, 2018 would be consider a “Midterm Election” year, because these elections are taking place in the middle of a Presidential term. These election years tend to focus more on Congressional, Senate and State-wide races like Governor and/or state legislatures.

Voting percentages are historically lower in midterm years than Presidential election years, which means every vote in a midterm election has a opportunity to play a bigger role in deciding which candidates get elected and which ballot initiatives pass, because there are fewer votes to go around. We will be updating this page throughout the election with Primary, Early Voting, and General Election dates as well as candidate information related to disability issues. We also encourage you to visit the sites of our partners, RespectAbility, and AAPD for additional coverage of the 2018 Midterm Election.

Midterms Election News

Rewire News (June 25, 2018) – Three Candidates This Year Are Embracing the Disability Community, But Others Are Still Catching Up

Rewire News (May 31, 2018) – People With Disabilities Are ‘Severely Underrepresented in Elected Office’, These Candidates Hope to Change That

Huffington Post – Opinion (May 12, 2018) – Disability Is No Reason To Strip A Person’s Voting Rights

STATE  PRIMARIES: (Red = Past Primaries, Green = Future Primaries)

Aug 28th

Arizona – Governor, Senate, House

Florida – Governor, Senate, House

Oklahoma – Primary Runoff

Aug 21st

Alaska – Governor, House

Wyoming – Governor, Senate, House

Aug 14th

Connecticut – Governor, Senate, House

Minnesota – Governor, Senate, House

Vermont – Governor, Senate, House

Wisconsin – Governor, Senate, House

Aug 11th

Hawaii – Governor, Senate, House

Aug 7th

Kansas – Governor, House

Michigan – Governor, Senate, House

Missouri – Senate, House

Ohio – 12th House District Special Election

Washington – Senate, House

Aug 2nd

Tennessee – Governor, Senate, House

July 24th – Georgia Primary Runoff

July 17th – Alabama Primary Runoff

June 26th

Colorado – Governor, House

Maryland – Governor, Senate, House

Mississippi Primary Runoff

New York Federal Primary – Senate, House

Oklahoma – Governor, House

South Carolina Primary Runoff

Utah – Senate, House

June 19th

Washington DC

June 12th

Maine – Governor, Senate, House

Nevada – Governor, Senate, House

North Dakota – Senate, House

South Carolina – Governor, House

Virginia – Senate, House

June 5th (Super Tuesday)

Alabama – Governor, House

California – Governor (Open Seat), House, Senate

Iowa – Governor, House

Mississippi – Senate, House

Montana – Senate, House

New Jersey – Senate, House

New Mexico – Governor (Open Seat), Senate, House

South Dakota – Governor (Open Seat), House

May 22nd

Arkansas – Governor, House

Georgia – Governor, House

Kentucky – House

Texas – Primary Runoff Election

May 7th – May 21st

Early Voting – Arkansas Primary

April 30th – May 21st

Early Voting  – Georgia Primary

May 14th – May 18th

Early Voting – Texas Primary Runoff Elections

May 15th

Idaho – Governor, House

Nebraska – Governor, Senate, House

Oregon – Governor, House

Pennsylvania – Governor, Senate, House

May 8th

Indiana  – House, Senate

North Carolina – House

Ohio – Governor, House, Senate, Special Election for 12th Congressional District

West Virginia – House, Senate