ELECTION 2020
ELECTION 2020

Election 2020: Key remaining dates

Here are 2020's important election dates. Iowa causes - 2/3. New Hampshire primary - 2/11. Nevada caucuses - 2/22. South Carolina primary - 2/29 Super Tuesday - 3/3 Idaho, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, & Washington primaries, N.D. caucuses - 3/10. Arizona, Florida, Illinois & Ohio primaries - 3/17. Georgia primary - 3/24 Alaska, Hawaii, Louisiana primaries & Wyoming caucuses - 4/4. Wisconsin primary - 4/7. Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania & Rhode Island primaries - 4/28  Kansas
By Tim Darnell
Updated Oct 11, 2020

The race for president is in its home stretch. Here are the key remaining dates:

  • October 15: Second presidential debate, Miami (canceled)
  • October 22: Third presidential debate, Nashville, Tennessee
  • November 3: Presidential election

RELATED: Key 2020 election dates in Atlanta and Georgia

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