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  • 2023
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Primary Date
Primary Runoff
General Election
Other Elections
  • Oklahoma
    Primary Date: June 28, 2022 
    Primary Runoff: August 23 
    General Election: November 8 
    Other Elections: Board of Education Primary: February 8/General April 5 
  • Misssissippi
    Primary Date: June 7, 2022 
    Primary Runoff: June 28 
    General Election: November 8 
    Other Elections:  
  • South Carolina
    Primary Date: June 14, 2022 
    Primary Runoff: June 28 
    General Election: November 8 
    Other Elections:  
  • Alabama
    Primary Date: May 24, 2022 
    Primary Runoff: June 21 
    General Election: November 8 
    Other Elections:  
  • Arkansas
    Primary Date: May 24, 2022 
    Primary Runoff: June 21 
    General Election: November 8 
    Other Elections:  
  • Georgia
    Primary Date: May 24, 2022 
    Primary Runoff: June 21 
    General Election: November 8 
    Other Elections: Special Election: March 15/Runoff April 22; General Election Runoff: December 6 
  • Texas
    Primary Date: March 1, 2022 
    Primary Runoff: May 24 
    General Election: November 8 
    Other Elections: Uniform Election Date: May 7 
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electionline Weekly
September 21, 2023

Guns and voting
New report looks at how to protect elections from gun violence

While incidents of gun violence at polling places or elections offices remain rare, the heated political climate and threats to elections workers and the democratic process has pushed more and more states to include voting locations in legislation that prohibits guns in “sensitive places.”

Currently only 12 states and the District of Columbia prohibit both open and concealed carry of firearms at poll sites. According to the Movement Advancement Project, 43% of the voting-eligible population lives in states that have a clear prohibition against guns in polling places while 57 % of voting-eligible population lives in states that have no clear prohibition against guns in polling places.

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