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This local electoral calendar for 2013 lists the subnational elections held in 2013. Referendums, recall and retention elections, and national by-elections (special elections) are also included.
January
- 6 January: Thailand, Chonburi constituency 2, House of Representatives by-election[1]
- 17 January: Bangladesh, Chittagong-12, House of the Nation by-election[2]
- 20 January:
- Bolivia, Beni, Governor special election [es]
- Germany, Lower Saxony, Parliament
- 21 January: Trinidad and Tobago, Tobago, House of Assembly
- 22 January:
- 26 January: Singapore, Punggol East, Parliament by-election
- 27 January:
- 29 January:
- Cook Islands, Tamarua, Parliament by-election
- Indonesia, Papua, Governor[6]
- 30 January: India, Assam, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils (1st phase)[7]
February
- 3 February:
- 6 February: India, Assam, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils (2nd phase)[7]
- 9 February: Thailand, Lopburi constituency 4, House of Representatives by-election [th]
- 11 February: Uganda, Butaleja, Parliament by-election[11]
- 12 February: India, Assam, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils (3rd phase)[7]
- 14 February: India, Tripura, Legislative Assembly
- 17 February: Germany, Leipzig, Lord Mayor (2nd round)[4]
- 23 February:
- 24 February: Indonesia, West Java, Governor [id]
- 24–25 February: Italy
- 26 February: United States, Wichita, City Council (1st round)[13]
- 27 February: Solomon Islands, Nggela, Parliament by-election[14]
- 28 February:
- United Kingdom, Eastleigh, House of Commons by-election
- Zambia, Mpongwe, National Assembly by-election[15]
March
- 3 March:
- Austria
- Carinthia, Parliament
- Lower Austria, Parliament
- Switzerland
- Aargau, referendum [de]
- Appenzell Ausserrhoden, referendum [de]
- Basel-Landschaft, referendums [de]
- Basel-Stadt, referendum [de]
- Bern, referendum [de]
- Geneva, referendums[16]
- Grisons, referendums [de]
- Jura, referendum[17]
- Neuchâtel, referendum[18]
- Nidwalden, referendum [de]
- Obwalden, referendums [de]
- Schaffhausen, referendums [de]
- Schwyz, referendum [de]
- Solothurn, Executive Council (1st round) and Cantonal Council[19]
- Ticino, referendums[20]
- Valais, Council of State (1st round) and Grand Council [fr]
- Zürich, referendums [de]
- Thailand, Bangkok, Governor
- Austria
- 4 March: Kenya, Governors and County Assemblies
- 5 March:
- Federated States of Micronesia, Chuuk, Governor (1st round), House of Representatives and Senate[21]
- United States
- Los Angeles, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[22]
- Oklahoma City, City Council (1st round)[23]
- 7 March:
- India, Karnataka, City Corporations, Municipal Councils and Town Councils[24][25]
- Indonesia, North Sumatra, Governor [id]
- United Kingdom, Mid Ulster, House of Commons by-election
- 9 March:
- Australia, Western Australian, Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council
- Malta, Local Councils[26]
- 14 March: Zambia, Livingstone, National Assembly by-election[27]
- 16 March: Nigeria, Federal Capital Territory, Local Government Councils and Chairmen[28]
- 17 March:
- France, Oise's 2nd constituency and Wallis and Futuna's 1st constituency, National Assembly by-elections (1st round)
- Japan, Chiba, Governor [ja]
- Peru, Lima, Mayor and Metropolitan Municipal Council recall election [es]
- Switzerland, Valais, Council of State (2nd round) [fr]
- 22 March:
- Antigua and Barbuda, Barbuda, Council[29]
- Turks and Caicos, Cheshire Hall and Richmond Hill, House of Assembly by-election[30]
- 23 March: Nigeria, Bayelsa, Local Government Councils and Chairmen[31]
- 24 March:
- France, Oise's 2nd constituency and Wallis and Futuna's 1st constituency, National Assembly by-elections (2nd round)
- Republic of Macedonia, Mayors and Municipal Councils (1st round)
- 27 March: Ireland, Meath East, Assembly by-election
April
- 2 April:
- Federated States of Micronesia, Chuuk, Governor (2nd round)[32][33][34]
- Greenland, Municipal Councils and Settlement Councils[35][36]
- United States
- Anchorage, Assembly[37][38]
- Colorado Springs, City Council[39]
- Las Vegas, City Council (1st round)[40]
- Oklahoma City, City Council (2nd round)[41]
- Omaha, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[42]
- St. Louis, Mayor and Board of Aldermen[43]
- Wichita, City Council (2nd round)[44]
- Wisconsin, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Supreme Court and Court of Appeals[45][46]
- 4 April: The Gambia, Area Councils and City Councils [de]
- 6 April: Botswana, Letlhakeng West, National Assembly by-election[47]
- 7 April:
- France, Alsace, Single Territorial Collectivity referendum
- India, Jharkhand, Municipal Corporations[48]
- Japan, Akita, Governor[49]
- Republic of Macedonia, Mayors and Municipal Councils (2nd round)
- Northern Cyprus, North Nicosia Mayor and Municipal Council[50]
- 9 April: United States, Illinois's 2nd congressional district, U.S. House of Representatives special election
- 14 April:
- Ethiopia, City Councils, District Councils and Neighborhood Councils (1st phase)[51]
- Switzerland
- 17 April: India, Mizoram, Chakma Autonomous District, Council[53]
- 20 April:
- 21 April:
- Ethiopia, City Councils, District Councils and Neighborhood Councils (2nd phase)[51]
- Ivory Coast, Regional Councils, Mayors and Municipal Councils [fr]
- Japan, Nagoya, Mayor [ja]
- Paraguay, Governors and Departmental Councils [es]
- Poland, senatorial constituency No. 73, Senate by-election [pl]
- Thailand
- Chiang Mai constituency 3, House of Representatives by-election [th]
- Ranong, Senate by-election[57]
- 21–22 April: Italy, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Regional Council, Mayors and Municipal Councils (1st round)
- 23 April: Zambia, Kapiri Mposhi and Lukulu West, National Assembly by-election[58]
- 24 April:
- Germany, Bavaria, Abolish Tuition referendum [de]
- South Korea, Busan Yeongdo, Seoul Nowon 5 and South Chungcheong Buyeo–Cheongyang, National Assembly by-elections [ko]
- 28 April:
- Austria, Tyrol, Parliament
- India, Uttarakhand, Municipal Corporations, Municipal Councils and Town Councils
- Japan, Yamaguchi at-large district, House of Councillors by-election [ja]
- Switzerland, Appenzell Innerrhoden, Landsgemeinde[59][60]
May
- 2 May: United Kingdom
- South Shields, House of Commons by-election
- England, County Councils, Unitary Authorities and Mayors
- Buckinghamshire, County Council
- Cambridgeshire, County Council
- Cornwall, Council
- Cumbria, County Council
- Derbyshire, County Council
- Devon, County Council
- Dorset, County Council
- Durham, County Council
- East Sussex, County Council
- Essex, County Council
- Gloucestershire, County Council
- Hampshire, County Council
- Hertfordshire, County Council
- Isle of Wight, Council
- Isles of Scilly, Council
- Kent, County Council
- Lancashire, County Council
- Leicestershire, County Council
- Lincolnshire, County Council
- Norfolk, County Council
- North Yorkshire, County Council
- Northamptonshire, County Council
- Northumberland, County Council
- Nottinghamshire, County Council
- Oxfordshire, County Council
- Shropshire, Council
- Somerset, County Council
- Staffordshire, County Council
- Suffolk, County Council
- Surrey, County Council
- Warwickshire, County Council
- West Sussex, County Council
- Wiltshire, Council
- Worcestershire, County Council
- Wales, Isle of Anglesey, County Council
- 4 May: Nigeria, Kogi, Local Government Councils and Chairmen[61]
- 5 May:
- Armenia, Yerevan, City Council
- Austria, Salzburg, Parliament
- India, Karnataka, Legislative Assembly
- Malaysia, Legislative Assemblies
- Switzerland, Glarus, Landsgemeinde [de]
- 5–6 May: Italy, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Mayors and Municipal Councils (2nd round)
- 6 May: Australia, Tasmania, (Montgomery, Nelson and Pembroke) Legislative Council
- 7 May: United States, South Carolina's 1st congressional district, U.S. House of Representatives special election
- 11 May:
- Pakistan
- United States
- Arlington, Mayor and City Council[62]
- Dallas, City Council (1st round)[63]
- El Paso, Mayor (1st round)
- Fort Worth, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[64]
- San Antonio, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[65]
- 13 May:
- 14 May:
- Canada, British Columbia, Legislative Assembly
- United States, Omaha, Mayor and City Council (2nd round)[42]
- 15 May: Indonesia, Bali, Governor [id]
- 16 May:
- India, Arunachal Pradesh, Municipal Councils, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils[66]
- Tonga, District Councillors and Municipal Councillors [fr]
- 19 May:
- Croatia, County Prefects, County Councils, Mayors and Municipal Councils (1st round)
- India, Punjab, District Councils and Township Councils[67]
- Pakistan, Karachi, National Assembly revote[68]
- Switzerland, Neuchâtel, Council of State (2nd round)[52]
- 20 May: India, Assam, North Cachar Hills, Autonomous District Council[69]
- 21 May: United States, Los Angeles, Mayor and City Council (2nd round)[70]
- 23 May: Isle of Man, Douglas West, House of Keys by-election[71]
- 25 May:
- Bangladesh, Naogaon-5, House of the Nation by-election[72]
- France, First constituency for French residents overseas, National Assembly by-elections (1st round)
- 26 May:
- Equatorial Guinea, Municipal Councils[73]
- France, Eighth constituency for French residents overseas, National Assembly by-elections (1st round)
- Germany, Schleswig-Holstein, County Councils, Mayors and Municipal Councils [de]
- Indonesia, Central Java, Governor
- Italy, Aosta Valley, Regional Council
- 26–27 May:Italy, Mayors and Municipal Councils (1st round)
- 27 May: Vanuatu, Tanna, Parliament by-election
- 28 May: Indonesia, Malang, Mayor [id]
June
- 1 June: Latvia, Municipal Councils[74][75]
- 2 June:
- 4 June: United States
- Missouri's 8th congressional district, U.S. House of Representatives special election
- Las Vegas, City Council (2nd round)[40]
- 6 June:
- Indonesia, South Sumatra, Governor [id]
- Uganda, Butebo, Parliament by-election[81]
- 8 June: France, First constituency for French residents overseas, National Assembly by-elections (2nd round)
- 9 June:
- France, Eighth constituency for French residents overseas, National Assembly by-elections (2nd round)
- Switzerland
- Aargau, referendum [de]
- Basel-Landschaft, referendums [de]
- Lucerne, referendum [de]
- Nidwalden, referendum [de]
- Obwalden, Referendum [de]
- Schaffhausen, Referendum [de]
- Solothurn, referendum [de]
- St. Gallen, referendum [de]
- Ticino, referendum[20]
- Uri, referendum [de]
- Vaud, referendums[82]
- Zug, referendum [de]
- Zürich, referendums [de]
- 9–10 June: Italy
- 11 June:
- Indonesia, Maluku, Governor (1st round) [id]
- United States, Tulsa, Mayor (1st round)[83]
- 14 June: Iran, City Councils and Village Councils
- 15 June:
- Bangladesh[84]
- Barisal, Mayor and City Corporation
- Khulna, Mayor and City Corporation
- Rajshahi, Mayor and City Corporation
- Sylhet, Mayor and City Corporation
- United States
- Dallas, City Council (2nd round)[63]
- El Paso, Mayor (2nd round)
- Fort Worth, City Council (2nd round)[85]
- San Antonio, City Council (2nd round)[86]
- Bangladesh[84]
- 16 June:
- France, Lot-et-Garonne's 3rd constituency, National Assembly by-elections (1st round)
- Japan, Shizuoka, Governor [ja]
- Tanzania, Chambani, National Assembly by-election
- Thailand, Bangkok constituency 12, House of Representatives by-election
- 20 June:
- Iraq
- United Kingdom, Scotland, Aberdeen Donside, Scottish Parliament by-election
- Zambia, Feira, National Assembly by-election[87]
- 22 June: United States, Cherokee Nation, Tribal Council (1st round)[88]
- 23 June:
- France, Lot-et-Garonne's 3rd constituency, National Assembly by-elections (2nd round)
- India, Mandi, House of the People by-election[89]
- Indonesia, Bandung, Mayor
- Japan, Tokyo, Metropolitan Assembly
- Northern Cyprus, Municipal Councils, Village Heads and Village Councils[90]
- 23–24 June: Italy, Sicily, Mayors and Municipal Councils (2nd round)
- 25 June: United States, Massachusetts, U.S. Senate special election
- 28 June: Tuvalu, Nukufetau, Parliament by-election
- 29 June:
- New Zealand, Ikaroa-Rāwhiti, Parliament by-election
- Nigeria, Imo, Oguta, House of Assembly revote[91]
- 30 June: Argentina, Misiones, House of Representatives and Private Prosecutors in Criminal Cases constitutional referendum[92][93]
July
- 1 July: Indonesia, North Maluku, Governor (1st round) [id]
- 3 July:
- Bangladesh, Kishoreganj-4, House of the Nation by-election[94]
- India, Punjab, Village Heads and Village Councils[95]
- 4 July: Gibraltar, Parliament by-election
- 6 July: Bangladesh, Gazipur, Mayor and City Corporation[96]
- 6 July – 9 August: Papua New Guinea, Local-Level Governments[97][98][99]
- 7 July:
- Mexico, State elections
- Aguascalientes, Congress, Mayors and Municipal Councils [es]
- Baja California, Governor, Congress, Mayors and Municipal Councils [es]
- Chihuahua, Congress, Mayors, Trustees and Municipal Councils [es]
- Coahuila, Mayors and Municipal Councils [es]
- Durango, Congress, Mayors and Municipal Councils [es]
- Hidalgo, Congress [es]
- Oaxaca, Congress, Mayors and Municipal Councils [es]
- Puebla, Congress, Mayors and Municipal Councils [es]
- Quintana Roo, Congress, Mayors, Trustees and Municipal Councils [es]
- Sinaloa, Congress, Mayors and Municipal Councils [es]
- Tamaulipas, Congress, Mayors and Municipal Councils [es]
- Tlaxcala, Congress, Mayors and Municipal Councils [es]
- Veracruz, Congress, Mayors, Trustees and Municipal Councils [es]
- Zacatecas, Congress, Mayors and Municipal Councils [es]
- Ukraine, Sevastopol constituency 224, Parliament by-election
- Mexico, State elections
- 11 July: India, West Bengal, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils (1st phase)[100]
- 15 July: India, West Bengal, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils (2nd phase)[100]
- 17 July: Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha, Saint Helena, Legislative Council
- 19 July: India, West Bengal, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils (3rd phase)[100]
- 21 July: Japan, Hyōgo, Governor [ja]
- 22 July: India, West Bengal, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils (4th phase)[100]
- 23 July: India, Andhra Pradesh, Village Councils (1st phase)[101]
- 25 July:
- India, West Bengal, District Councils, Township Councils and Village Councils (5th phase)[100]
- Zambia, Chipata Central, Kafulafuta, Mkushi North and Solwezi East, National Assembly by-elections[102]
- 27 July:
- India, Andhra Pradesh, Village Councils (2nd phase)[101]
- Kenya, Makueni, Senate by-election[103]
- United States, Cherokee Nation, Tribal Council (2nd round)[88]
- 29 July: Trinidad and Tobago, Chaguanas West, House of Representatives by-election[104]
- 31 July:
- India, Andhra Pradesh, Village Councils (3rd phase)[101]
- Zimbabwe, Urban Councils, District Councils and Ward Councils[105]
August
- 1 August: United Kingdom, Wales, Ynys Môn, Welsh Parliament by-election
- 5 August: Indonesia, East Nusa Tenggara, Governor[106]
- 6 August: United States, King County, Executive and Council (1st round)[107]
- 21 August: India, Mandya and Bangalore Rural, House of the People by-elections[108]
- 22 August:
- India, Ladakh, Kargil District, Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council[109]
- Pakistan, NA-1, NA-5, NA-13, NA-27, NA-48, NA-68,[110] NA-71, NA-83,[111] NA-103,[112] NA-129,[113] NA-177,[114] NA-235,[115] NA-237,[116] NA-254[117] and NA-262,[118] National Assembly by-elections
- 25 August: Japan, Yokohama, Mayor[119]
- 27 August:
- Jordan, Mayors and Municipal Councils
- United States, Phoenix, City Council (1st round)[120]
- 29 August: Indonesia, East Java, Governor [id]
- 31 August: Indonesia, Tangerang, Mayor [id]
September
- 4 September: Indonesia, Riau, Governor (1st round) [id]
- 5 September: Zambia, Mkaika, National Assembly by-election[121]
- 8 September:
- Japan, Ibaraki, Governor [ja]
- Poland, senatorial constituency No. 55, Senate by-election [pl]
- Russia, Federal Subject Heads, Federal Subject Legislatures, Municipal Heads, Municipal Councils, District Councils, Village Councils and Local referendums [ru]
- Arkhangelsk Oblast, Assembly of Deputies [ru]
- Bashkortostan, State Assembly [ru]
- Buryatia, People's Khural [ru]
- Chechnya, Parliament [ru]
- Chukotka Autonomous Okrug, Governor [ru]
- Irkutsk Oblast, Legislative Assembly [ru]
- Ivanovo Oblast, Duma [ru]
- Kalmykia, People's Khural [ru]
- Kemerovo Oblast, Council of People's Deputies [ru]
- Khabarovsk Krai, Governor [ru]
- Khakassia, Head [ru] and Supreme Council [ru]
- Leningrad Oblast, Legislative Assembly [ru]
- Magadan Oblast, Governor [ru]
- Moscow (City), Mayor special election
- Moscow Oblast, Governor special election
- Rostov Oblast, Legislative Assembly [ru]
- Sakha, State Assembly [ru]
- Smolensk Oblast, Duma [ru]
- Ulyanovsk Oblast, Legislative Assembly [ru]
- Vladimir Oblast, Governor [ru] and Legislative Assembly [ru]
- Yaroslavl Oblast, Duma [ru]
- Yekaterinburg, Head [ru]
- Zabaykalsky Krai, Governor [ru] and Legislative Assembly [ru]
- 8–9 September: Norway, Sámi Parliament
- 10 September:
- Indonesia, East Kalimantan, Governor [id]
- Tuvalu, Nui, Parliament by-election
- United States, Colorado, Senate recall election
- 14 September: Indonesia, Bogor, Mayor [id]
- 15 September:
- Argentina, Corrientes, Governor, Chamber of Deputies and Senate [es]
- Germany, Bavaria, Parliament, Regional Assemblies [de] and Debt Brake, EU Affairs, Municipality Funding, Promotion of Living and Working Conditions, and Promotion of Volunteer Work referendums [de]
- 18 September:
- 19 September:
- Cook Islands, Murienua, Parliament by-election
- India, Odisha, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Councils and Notified Area Councils[123]
- 21 September:
- 22 September:
- Germany
- Hamburg, Energy Network referendum[125]
- Hanover, Lord Mayor (1st round)[126]
- Hesse, Parliament
- Switzerland
- Aargau, referendums [de]
- Basel-Landschaft, referendum [de]
- Basel-Stadt, referendums [de]
- Geneva, referendum[127]
- Grisons, referendum [de]
- Lucerne, referendums [de]
- Nidwalden, referendum [de]
- Obwalden, Referendum [de]
- Schaffhausen, Referendum [de]
- Solothurn, referendum [de]
- Ticino, referendums[20][128]
- Uri, referendums [de]
- Zug, referendums [de]
- Zürich, referendum [de]
- Germany
- 24 September:
- 28 September: Kuwait, Municipal Council[129]
- 29 September: Portugal, Municipal Chambers, Municipal Assemblies and Parish Assemblies
- 30 September:
- Cameroon, Mayors and Municipal Councils [fr]
- India, Assam, Dibrugarh District, Sonowal Kachari Autonomous Council[130]
October
- 2 October: Indonesia, Lampung, Governor[131]
- 3 October:
- Bangladesh, Barguna-2, House of the Nation by-election[132]
- India, Assam, Dhemaji District, Mising Autonomous Council (1st phase)[130]
- 5 October: Nigeria
- Delta Central, Senate by-election[133]
- Ebonyi, Local Government Councils and Chairmen[134]
- 6 October:
- Germany, Hanover, Lord Mayor (2nd round)[126]
- Switzerland, Geneva, Council of State (1st round) [fr] and Grand Council[135]
- 7 October: India, Assam, Dhemaji District, Mising Autonomous Council (2nd phase)[130]
- 8 October:
- Canada, Nova Scotia, House of Assembly
- United States
- Albuquerque, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[136]
- Raleigh, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[137]
- 12 October: New Zealand, Regional Councils, Mayors, Territorial Authority Councils and District Health Boards[138]
- Auckland, Mayor, Council and Local Boards
- Wellington, Mayor and Council
- 16 October: United States, New Jersey, U.S. Senate special election
- 17 October: Kenya, Kibwezi West and Matungulu, National Assembly by-elections[139]
- 19 October: Australia
- Christmas Island, Shire Council[140]
- Cocos (Keeling) Islands, Shire Council[141]
- Western Australia, Mayors, Regional Councils, City Councils and Shire Councils[142]
- 20 October: Estonia, Municipal Councils
- 21 October:
- 22 October: Israel, Municipal Heads, Municipal Councils, Local Heads and Local Councils (1st round) [he]
- 24 October: United Kingdom, Scotland, Dunfermline, Scottish Parliament by-election
- 26 October: Nigeria, Kwara, Local Government Councils and Chairmen[143]
- 27 October:
- Argentina
- Buenos Aires, Chamber of Deputies and Senate[144]
- Buenos Aires City, City Legislature[145]
- Catamarca, Chamber of Deputies and Senate[146]
- Chaco, Chamber of Deputies[147]
- Formosa, Chamber of Deputies[148]
- Jujuy, Provincial Legislature[149]
- La Rioja, Provincial Legislature[150]
- Mendoza, Chamber of Deputies and Senate[151]
- San Luis, Chamber of Deputies, Senate, Mayors and Municipal Councils[152]
- Santiago del Estero, Chamber of Deputies [es]
- Italy
- Japan, Miyagi, Governor[153]
- Kazakhstan, Regional Councils and City Councils[154]
- Argentina
- 27–28 October: Sudan, Abyei, Status referendum
- 28 October:
- 30 October:
- Indonesia, Padang, Mayor (1st round) [id]
- South Korea, Gyeonggi Gyeonggi and North Gyeongsang Pohang–Ulleung, National Assembly by-elections [ko]
- 31 October:
- Indonesia, North Maluku, Governor (2nd round) [id]
- Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha, Ascension Island, Council[155]
- Uganda, Buhweju, Parliament by-election[156]
November
- 2 November: Nigeria, Enugu, Local Government Councils and Chairmen[157]
- 3 November:
- 4 November: Trinidad and Tobago, St. Joseph, House of Representatives by-election[159]
- 5 November:
- Israel, Municipal Heads and Local Heads (2nd round) [he]
- United States, State and Local elections
- New Jersey, Governor, General Assembly, Senate and Minimum Wage referendum[160]
- New York, Allow Casinos referendum
- Pennsylvania, Supreme Court and Superior Court retention elections, and Superior Court[161]
- Virginia, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General and House of Delegates
- Washington, Court of Appeals and Genetically Modified Food Labels referendum[162][163]
- Atlanta, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[164]
- Aurora, CO, City Council[165]
- Boston, Mayor and City Council (2nd round)
- Charlotte, Mayor and City Council
- Cincinnati, Mayor and City Council[166]
- Cleveland, Mayor and City Council[167]
- Columbus, City Council[168]
- Detroit, Mayor and City Council[169]
- Houston, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[170]
- King County, Executive and Council (2nd round)[107]
- Seattle, Mayor and City Council[171]
- Miami, Mayor and City Commission (1st round)[172]
- Minneapolis, Mayor, City Council, Board of Estimate and Taxation and Park and Recreation Board
- New York City, Mayor, Comptroller, Public Advocate, Borough Presidents and City Council
- Phoenix, City Council (2nd round)[173]
- Pittsburgh, Mayor and City Council[174]
- Raleigh, City Council (2nd round)[137]
- San Francisco, Assessor-Recorder, City Attorney, Treasurer, Board of Supervisors and Referendums
- Tucson, City Council[175]
- 9 November:
- Jordan, Amman's 1st district, House of Representatives by-election[176]
- Slovakia, Governors and Regional Councils
- 10 November:
- Argentina, Salta, Chamber of Deputies and Senate[92]
- Japan, Hiroshima, Governor [ja]
- Switzerland, Geneva, Council of State (2nd round) [fr]
- 11 November: India, Chhattisgarh, Legislative Assembly (1st phase)
- 12 November: United States, Tulsa, Mayor (2nd round)[177]
- 13 November: India, Assam, Goalpara District and Kamrup District, Rabha Hasong Autonomous Council (1st phase)[178]
- 16 November:
- India, Assam, Goalpara District and Kamrup District, Rabha Hasong Autonomous Council (2nd phase)[178]
- Nigeria, Anambra, Governor[179]
- United States, Louisiana's 5th congressional district, U.S. House of Representatives special election
- 17 November:
- 17–18 November, Italy, Basilicata, Regional Council
- 19 November:
- Denmark, Regional Councils and Municipal Councils
- India, Chhattisgarh, Legislative Assembly (2nd phase)
- United States
- Albuquerque, City Council (2nd round) and Abortion referendum[136][180][181]
- Miami, City Commission (2nd round)[172]
- San Diego, Mayor special election (1st round)
- 20 November: Mozambique, Mayors and Municipal Councils [de]
- 22 November: Zambia, Mansa Central, National Assembly by-election[182]
- 23 November: Mauritania, Municipal Councils (1st round)[183]
- 24 November:
- Honduras, Mayors and Municipal Councils [es]
- Peru, Lima, Mayor and Metropolitan Municipal Council special election [es]
- Switzerland
- Aargau, referendum [de]
- Basel-Stadt, referendum [de]
- Bern, Bernese Jura, Grand Jura referendum [fr]
- Jura, Grand Jura referendum[17]
- Lucerne, referendums [de]
- Neuchâtel, referendums[18]
- Schaffhausen, referendums [de]
- 25 November:
- Canada, Bourassa, Brandon—Souris, Provencher and Toronto Centre, House of Commons by-elections
- India
- Goalpara District and Kamrup District, Rabha Hasong Autonomous Council (3rd phase)[178]
- Madhya Pradesh, Legislative Assembly
- Mizoram, Legislative Assembly
- 27 November: Indonesia, Riau, Governor (2nd round) [id]
- 30 November: New Zealand, Christchurch East, Parliament by-election
December
- 1 December:
- 3 December: United States, Atlanta, City Council (2nd round)[164]
- 4 December: India, Delhi, Legislative Assembly
- 7 December:
- Mauritania, Municipal Councils (2nd round)[183]
- Pakistan, Balochistan, Metropolitan Corporations, Municipal Corporations, Municipal Committees, District Councils and Unions Councils (1st phase)[184]
- 8 December: Venezuela, Mayors and Municipal Councils
- 10 December: United States, Massachusetts's 5th congressional district, U.S. House of Representatives special election
- 14 December:
- Gabon, Departmental Councils and Municipal Councils[185]
- Indonesia, Maluku, Governor (2nd round) [id]
- United States, Houston, City Council (2nd round)[170]
- 15 December:
- 17 December: United States, Alabama's 1st congressional district, U.S. House of Representatives special election
- 19 December: Kenya
- Bomachoge Borabu, National Assembly by-election[186]
- Bungoma, Senate by-election[187]
- 24 December: Israel, Regional Heads and Regional Councils (2nd phase 1st round) [he]
- 28 December: Nigeria, Yobe, Local Government Councils and Chairmen[188]
- 30 December: Kenya, Nyaribari Chache, National Assembly by-election[189]
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