This year promises yet another historic series of presidential primaries, caucuses, debates and elections. Georgia’s presidential primary is open, meaning voters have a choice whether to vote in either the Democratic or Republican contests.
Here’s a list of 2020’s upcoming crucial election-related events:
- March 24 (postponed): Georgia primary (rescheduled to June 9)
- April 26: Puerto Rico primary
- April 28: Ohio (mail-in voting only) primary
- May 2: Kansas primary; Guam caucuses
- May 12: Nebraska and West Virginia primaries
- May 19: Oregon primary
- May 22: Hawaii primary (entirely by mail)
- June 2: Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Indiana, Maryland, Montana (mail-in voting only), New Mexico, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and South Dakota primaries
- June 6: U.S. Virgin Islands caucuses
- June 9: Georgia primary
- June 20: Louisiana primary
- June 23: New York and Kentucky primaries
- July 2: New Jersey primary
- August 17-20: 2020 Democratic National Convention, Milwaukee
- August 24-27: 2020 Republican National Convention, Charlotte, N.C.
- September 29: First presidential debate, South Bend, Ind.
- October 7: Vice presidential debate, Salt Lake City
- October 15: Second presidential debate, Ann Arbor, Mich.
- October 22: Third presidential debate, Nashville, Tenn.
- November 3: Presidential election