DemDaily: The Last Elections of 2024
July 12, 2024
At 116 days out from the November 2024 elections, all presidential primaries have been completed, but there are still two dozen regularly scheduled state and federal primaries yet to be held -- including in several battleground states.
| 34 of the 100 US Senate seats are up for election in 2024, with Democrats defending 23 seats, including three Independents that caucus with the Democrats. Republicans are defending 11 seats. |

JULY 2024
July 15–18: Republican National Convention, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
July 16: New Jersey 10th Congressional District Special Primary Election
July 23: Vice Presidential Debate/CBS (TBC)
July 30: Arizona Statewide Primary
July 30: South Dakota Statewide Primary Runoff
AUGUST 2024
August 1: Tennessee Statewide Primary
August 3: Guam Territory-Wide Primary
August 3: Virgin Islands Territory-Wide Primary
August 6: Michigan Statewide Primary
August 6: Missouri Statewide Primary
August 6: Washington Statewide Primary

August 10: Hawaii Statewide Primary
August 13: Connecticut Statewide Primary
August 13: Minnesota Statewide Primary
August 13: Vermont Statewide primary
August 13: Wisconsin Statewide primary
Wisconsin 8th Congressional District Special Primary Election
August 19-22: Democratic National Convention, Chicago, Illinois
August 20: Alaska statewide primary
August 20: Florida statewide primary
August 20: Wyoming Statewide Primary
August 27: Oklahoma Statewide Primary
SEPTEMBER 2024
September 3: Massachusetts Statewide Primary
September 10: Delaware Statewide Primary
September 10: New Hampshire Statewide Primary
September 10: Rhode Island Statewide Primary

September 10: Second Presidential Debate/ABC (TBC)
September 18: New Jersey's 10th Congressional
District Special General Election
NOVEMBER 2024
November 5: Election Day!
November 5: Wisconsin 8th Congressional
District Special General Election
November 19: Guam Territorial Runoff
November 19: Virgin Islands Territorial Runoff
November 26: Mississippi General Election Runoff
| The partisan breakdown of the 118th Congress of the US House of Representatives stands at 214 Democrats to 221 Republicans. That includes one Democratic vacancy (NJ-10) and one Republican vacancy (WI-8). There are six additional non-voting members of Congress from DC and the Territories. |
DECEMBER 2024
December 3: Georgia General Election Runoff
December 7: Louisiana Statewide General Election
December 11: "Safe Harbor" Deadline (at least six days prior to the first Monday after the second Wednesday in December) under the Electoral Count Act, when states must finally resolve any controversies over the selection of their electors of the Electoral College.

December 17: State Electors Meet (the first Monday after the second Wednesday in December), in their respective state capitals and the District of Columbia to formally vote for President and Vice President.
JANUARY 2025
January 6: Electoral votes are formally counted before a joint session of Congress; the President of the Senate officially announces the electoral result.
January 20: Inauguration Day!
| A July 9-10, 2024 Marist College/NPR/PBS poll of registered voters showed the parties in a statistical dead heat on the generic congressional ballot, with 46% of voters preferring Democrats to control Congress to 44% who want Republicans in charge (MOE:±3.3%). |
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