While 2025 is considered an ‘off-year election,’ without the high-profile presidential showdown of last year or the competitive midterm elections that could shift the congressional balance of power next year, there are more than a dozen local races across the country this year.<\/p>\n
Election Day is on Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025. Whether voting early or in-person on Election Day, it’s important to review your ballot before you head to the polls to research candidates and make an informed decision.<\/p>\n
Here’s how to find your sample ballot ahead of Election Day 2025.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
This year, Virginians will vote for governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, Virginia House of Delegates and local offices.<\/p>\n
The Virginia Department of Elections has an easy, one-stop shop to look up your polling site and what’s on your ballot.<\/p>\n
Start by entering your full address and zip code to see the specific ballot information for your precinct.<\/p>\n
For more information, visit the Virginia Department of Elections’ official website.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
In New Jersey, voters will cast their ballots for governor, lieutenant governor, state senate and general assembly.<\/p>\n
The Department of State, Division of Elections, has created a 2025 Election Information guide, including links to the official candidate lists.<\/p>\n
Jersey City voters will also select a new mayor. For sample ballots, visit your local county clerk’s website.<\/p>\n
California is hosting a special election on Nov. 4, where voters will decide whether to allow the state legislature to redraw congressional districts.<\/p>\n
Los Angeles County has provided an online interactive sample ballot for the special election.<\/p>\n
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s website has information about voting and sample ballots for this year’s local Supreme Court race.<\/p>\n
Visit your individual county for a sample ballot.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Texas’ 18th Congressional District is holding a special election on Nov. 4.<\/p>\n
Texas is also hosting a special election on constitutional amendments and for a local state Senate race.<\/p>\n
Visit the Texas Secretary of State’s website for more information.<\/p>\n
To access a sample ballot in New York City, simply enter your address into this form.<\/p>\n
New York City voters will choose a new mayor on Nov. 4.<\/p>\n
New Yorkers will also vote on citywide public advocates, city comptroller, district attorney, borough presidents and several amendment proposals, among others.<\/p>\n
Click here to view Miami’s sample ballot from the City of Miami’s website.<\/p>\n
Voters will select a new mayor and commissioners.<\/p>\n
In Ohio, Cincinnati voters will elect a new mayor on Nov. 4.<\/p>\n
To view your sample ballot, visit the Hamilton County Board of Elections website.<\/p>\n
Ohio’s Secretary of State’s office also provides an interactive map to access sample ballots by county.<\/p>\n
In Michigan, Detroit voters will also vote for a new mayor, city council members and police commissioners this Election Day.<\/p>\n
To access your sample ballot, visit Michigan’s Voter Information Center on the Department of State’s website, and enter your county, jurisdiction and precinct.<\/p>\n
Voters in Minneapolis will also cast their ballot for mayor this Election Day.<\/p>\n
Visit the Office of the Minnesota Secretary of State’s website, and type in your address to access your sample ballot.<\/p>\n
Seattle voters will also vote for mayor on Nov. 4, while Washington state voters will vote on measures, local city council members and executives, legislative and judicial candidates.<\/p>\n
For access to your Seattle sample ballot, visit this King County website, or go to the Washington Secretary of State voters’ guide.<\/p>\n
Don’t see your state, city or county on the list? When in doubt, check your official election office’s website.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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