2010 local electoral calendar

This local electoral calendar for the year 2010 lists the subnational elections held in 2010 in the de jure and de facto sovereign states. By-elections and sub-national referendums are also included.

January

• 17 January: Switzerland, Neuchâtel, Council of States by-election[1]
• 24 January: Switzerland, Solothurn, Council of States by-election[2][3]

February

• 6 February: United States, New Orleans, Mayor and City Council (1st round)

March

• 2 March: United States, Oklahoma City, Mayor[4]
• 3 March: Netherlands, Municipal
• 5 March: New Zealand, Botany
• 6 March: United States, New Orleans, City Council (2nd round)
• 7 March: Switzerland
  • Appenzell Ausserrhoden, referendum
  • Basel-Landschaft, referendum
  • Basel-Stadt, referendum
  • Fribourg, referendums
  • Geneva, referendum[5]
  • Glarus, Executive Council[6]
  • Grisons, referendum
  • Jura, referendum[7]
  • Lucerne, referendum
  • Nidwalden, Executive Council (1st round) and Landrat[8]
  • Obwalden, Executive Council and Cantonal Council[9]
  • Schaffhausen, referendums
  • Solothurn, referendum
  • St. Gallen, referendum
  • Thurgau, referendum
  • Ticino, referendum[10]
  • Uri, Council of States by-election[11]
  • Zug, referendums
  • Zürich City, Council[12]
• 14 March: Novosibirsk, Council of Deputies[13]
• 28 March: Switzerland, Bern, Executive Council and Grand Council[14]
  • Bernese Jura, Council[15]

April

• 6 April: United States, Anchorage, Assembly[16]
• 9 April: India, Assam, Bodoland, Territorial Council[17]
• 13 April: United States, Long Beach, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[18]
• 24 April: Bangladesh, Bhola-3, House of the Nation by-election[19]
• 25 April: Switzerland, Appenzell Innerrhoden, Landsgemeinde[20]

May

• 2 May: Switzerland
  • Glarus, Landsgemeinde
  • Nidwalden, Executive Council (2nd round) and referendum[8]
• 3 May: India, Tripura, Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District, Council
• 6 May: United Kingdom
• 8 May: United States, Arlington, City Council[21]
• 9 May:
  • Germany, Dortmund, Lord Mayor[22]
  • Uruguay, Municipal
• 10 May: Philippines, Governors
• 18 May: United States, Portland, City Commission (1st round)[23]
• 24 May: Papua New Guinea, Bougainvillean president
• 26 May: India, Manipur[24]
  • Chandel Autonomous District, Council
  • Churachandpur Autonomous District, Council
  • Sadar Hills Autonomous District, Council
• 27 May: Isle of Man, Douglas East, House of Keys by-election[25]
• 30 May: Glarus, Landrat[6]

June

• 1 June: Egypt, Shoura
• 2 June: India, Manipur[24][26]
  • Senapati Autonomous District, Council
  • Tamenglong Autonomous District, Council
  • Ukhrul Autonomous District, Council
• 7 June: India, Assam
  • Jorhat District, Thengal Kachari Autonomous Council[27]
  • Kamrup District, Morigaon District and Nagaon District, Tiwa Autonomous Council[27]
  • Lakhimpur District, Deori Autonomous Council[28]
• 8 June:
  • Egypt, Shoura
  • United States
    • Fresno, City Council (1st round)[29]
    • Long Beach, City Council (2nd round)[18]
    • Los Angeles County, Board of Supervisors
    • Orange County, CA, Board of Supervisors (1st round)[30]
    • Riverside County, Board of Supervisors[31]
    • Sacramento, City Council[32]
    • San Bernardino County, Board of Supervisors (1st round)[33]
    • San Diego County, Board of Supervisors (1st round)[34]
      • San Diego, City Council (1st round) and Referendums
    • San Francisco, Referendums
    • Santa Clara County, Board of Supervisors (1st round)[35]
      • San Jose, Mayor and City Council (1st round)[36]
• 10 June: Bangladesh, Chittagong, Mayor and City Corporation
• 13 June: Switzerland
  • Aargau, referendums
  • Appenzell Ausserrhoden, referendums
  • Basel-Landschaft, referendums
  • Basel-Stadt, referendums
  • Grisons, Executive Council and Grand Council (1st round)[37][38]
  • Lucerne, referendums
  • Solothurn, referendums
  • Uri, referendums
  • Zürich, referendums
• 18 June: Trinidad and Tobago

July

• 4 July: Switzerland, Grisons, Grand Council (2nd round)[38]
• 16 July: Jersey, Senatorial by-election

August

• 24 August: United States
  • Mesa, City Council[39]
  • Miami-Dade County, County Commission (1st round)[40]
• 29 August: Switzerland, Schaffhausen, referendum

September

• 17 September: Auckland, New Zealand
• 18 September: United States, Honolulu, City Council (1st round)[41]
• 26 September: Switzerland
  • Basel-Landschaft, referendums
  • Basel-Stadt, referendum
  • Bern, referendum
  • Geneva, referendums[42]
  • Lucerne, referendum
  • Neuchâtel, referendum[43]
  • Nidwalden, referendum
  • Obwalden, referendums
  • Schwyz, referendum
  • Solothurn, referendums
  • St. Gallen, referendums
  • Uri, referendums
  • Vaud, referendums[44]
  • Zürich, referendums

October

• 3 October:
  • Hungary, Local elections
  • Switzerland, Zug, Executive Council and Cantonal Council[45]
• 16 October: India, Ladakh, Leh District, Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council[46]
• 21, 24, 28 October, 1, 9, 20 November: India, Bihar state assembly
• 24 October: Switzerland, Jura, Government (1st round) and Parliament[47][48]
• 25 October: Philippines, Local
• 31 October: Ukraine, Local

November

• 1 November: India, Banka, House of the People by-election[49]
• 2 November:
  • Federated States of Micronesia
    • Kosrae, Governor, Lieutenant Governor (1st round) and State Legislature[50]
    • Yap, Governor and State Legislature[51]
  • United States, Governors (36/50)
    • Navajo Nation, President, Board of Education, Board of Election Supervisors, Council and Referendum[52]
    • Washington, D.C., Mayor and Council[53]
    • Bakersfield, City Council[54]
    • Bexar County, Commissioners Court[55]
    • Broward County, Commission[56]
    • Clark County, County Commission[57]
    • Cook County, Assessor, Board of Commissioners, Board of Commissioners President, Board of Review, Clerk, Sheriff, Treasurer and Water Reclamation District Board
    • Dallas County, Commissioners Court[58]
    • Fresno, City Council (2nd round)[29]
    • Harris County, Commissioners Court[59]
    • Honolulu, City Council (2nd round)[41]
    • Louisville, Mayor and Metropolitan Council[60]
    • Miami-Dade County, County Commission (2nd round)[40]
    • Oakland, Mayor and City Council[61]
    • Orange County, Board of Supervisors (2nd round)[30]
    • Portland, City Commission (2nd round)[23]
    • San Bernardino County, Board of Supervisors (2nd round)[33]
    • San Diego County, Board of Supervisors (2nd round)[34]
      • San Diego, City Council (2nd round) and Referendums
    • San Francisco, Board of Supervisors, Assessor-Recorder, Public Defender and Referendums
    • Santa Clara County, Board of Supervisors (2nd round)[35]
      • San Jose, City Council (2nd round)[36]
    • Tarrant County, Commissioners Court[62]
    • Virginia Beach, City Council[63]
    • Wayne County, Executive and Commission[64]
• 7 November: Greece, Municipalities
• 14 November: Switzerland, Jura, Government (2nd round)[47]
• 18 November: India, Mizoram, Lai Autonomous District, Council[65]
• 28 November:
  • Catalonia (Spain), Parliament
  • Switzerland, Basel-Landschaft, referendum
    • Basel-Stadt, referendum
    • Geneva, referendums[66]
    • Jura, referendums[7]
    • Schaffhausen, referendum
    • Ticino, referendums[10]
    • Uri, referendums
    • Zug, referendums

December

• 5 December: Venezuela, Regional
• 20 December: Jamaica, Saint Ann North Eastern, House of Representatives by-election[67]

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