



WNDC-Supported Candidates
US SENATE
Mark Kelly
US HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Dr. Hiral Tiperneni
Election Timelines*
Sat, Sep 19 – Military and Overseas Ballots Mailed
Mon, Oct 5 – Voter registration deadline
Wed, Oct 7 – Ballots mailed, in-person voting available
Fri, Oct 23 – Last day to request a ballot in the mail
Sat, Oct 24 – Weekend voting available
Tues, Oct 27 – Last day to mail back your ballot
*each county runs its own election program. These dates are based on Maricopa County Elections, the state’s most populous county and the county in which Dr. Tiperneni is running.
Though numbers are so good that many pundits are suggesting Colorado can be safely tucked in the Democratic column, both Biden and Trump campaigns say they plan to fight hard. Trump has had an operation there for over a year and recently boasted of contacting its 2 millionth CO voter contact. That doesn’t seem to have translated into much of a polling bump for the GOP…and Democrats are just getting started! Help WNDC help Colorado keep its Blue momentum!
WNDC-Supported Candidate
US SENATE
John Hickenlooper
Election Timelines
Sat, Sep 19 – Military and Overseas Ballots Mailed
Sat, Sep 19 – First day a county clerk may begin issuing a mail ballot for the 2020 General Election to any eligible elector who requests one in person at the county clerk’s office
Fri, Oct 2 – County clerk must begin issuing mail ballots for the 2020 General Election to any eligible elector who requests one in person at the county clerk’s office
Fri, Oct 9 – First day that mail ballots for the 2020 General Election may be mailed to voters
Tues, Oct 13 – Voter registration deadline
Tues, Oct 26 – Last day for an individual to submit a voter registration application and still receive a ballot in the mail for the 2020 General Election
Stacey Abrams made a strong showing in 2018, when gun control advocate Lucy McBath flipped a traditionally red Congressional seat. Vice President Biden continues to make inroads against Trump. Is this the year Georgia turns blue? Let’s make it so, as its 16 electoral votes are significant.
There are challenges. Massive voter suppression in Georgia in 2018 is now creating worries particularly among Black voters that their votes won’t be counted. The GOP has a history of closing polls in Democratic areas and purging voter rolls. What’s more, parts of GA are experiencing heavy health and economic consequences of COVID-19. Reaching low-income, low-propensity voters is difficult but important, and WNDC is teaming up particularly with Reclaim Our Vote to inform and mobilize these communities.
The good news is that, while Stacey Abrams lost her 2018 Senate bid by 55,000 votes (often attributed to voter suppression), more than 700,000 Georgians have since registered to vote—and that number increases by about 1250 each day. It’s a young and diverse crowd which Democrats expect to vote blue—similar to demographic changes in many southern states. Democratic voter turnout was exceptionally high for the primaries…leading to Blue dreams for November.
WNDC-Supported Candidates
US SENATE
Jon Ossoff
US HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Lucy McBath
Election Timelines
Thurs May 7 – First day to request an absentee ballot
Mon, Oct 5 – Voter registration deadline
Mon, Oct 12 – Advanced in-person early voting begins
Thurs, Oct 15 – First day of in-person voting
Sat, Oct 24 – Weekend voting available
Fri, Oct 30 – Last day to request an absentee ballot


WNDC-Supported Candidate
US SENATE
Dr. Barbara Bollier
Election Timelines
Sat, Sep 19 – Military and Overseas Ballots Mailed
Tues, Oct 13 – Voter registration deadline
Wed, Oct 14 – Begin mailing Advance Voter Ballots
Mon, Oct 19 – Advance Voting in the office begins (8:00 am to 7:00 pm)
Tues, Oct 27 – Advance Mail Ballot request deadline
Fri, Oct 30 – Last full day of Advance Voting in the office
Mon, Nov 2 – Advance Voting in the office ends at 12:00 pm


WNDC-Supported Candidate
US SENATE
Sara Gideon
Election Timelines
Information coming soon.
An early August Emerson College poll found Trump leading Biden, but with undecideds breaking for Biden 3:1 and independents also favoring Biden. The poll further noted that Biden seems to be gaining the votes of people who went third party in 2016. Trump won Montana by 20 points in 2016, but most current polls have him leading Biden by considerably less in 2020 — between four and nine points. Most pollsters attribute this drop to Montanans’ perception of Trump’s handling of COVID to be poor. Montanans are famously independent, so let’s help them reject Trump and his ilk.
WNDC-Supported Candidate
US SENATE
Steve Bullock
Election Timelines
Sat, Sep 19 – Military and Overseas Ballots Mailed
Fri, Oct 2 – Date by which absentee ballots must be available for voting in person for those counties that “opt-in” to conduct a mail ballot election.
Mon, Oct 5 – Date by which absentee ballots must be available for voting in person for those counties that are conducting a polling place election.
Thurs, Oct 8 – Date by which ballots are mailed to electors on the absentee list. For those counties that are conducting a mail ballot election, date by which ballots are mailed to all active registered voters.
Mon, Oct 26 – Close of regular voter registration
Tues, Oct 27 – Beginning of late registration
Mon, Nov 2 – Noon – Deadline for election administrator to receive application for absentee ballot.
Mon, Nov 2 – Deadline for election administrators to enter into statewide voter registration system all voter registration applications received by regular registration deadline


WNDC-Supported Candidates
US SENATE
Cal Cunningham
US HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Kathy Manning
Pat Timmons-Goodson
Election Timelines
Fri, Sept 4 – Absentee by mail ballots will start being mailed on September 4, 2020, to voters who have requested a ballot.
Fri, Oct 9 – Regular voter registration deadline
Thur, Oct 15 – First day of in-person early voting
Tues, Oct 27 – Last day to request a mail-in ballot
Sat, Oct 31 – Last day of in-person early voting.


WNDC-Supported Candidates
US SENATE
MJ Hegar
US HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Wendy Davis
Sri Preston Kulkarni
Gina Ortiz-Jones
Candace Valenzuela
Election Timelines
Mon, Oct 5 – Last day to register to vote
Tues, Oct 13 – First day of in-person early voting
Fri, Oct 23 – Last day to apply to vote by mail; applications must be received by 10/23, not postmarked
Fri, Oct 30- Last day of in-person early voting