Nicole Itzkowitz

ALT 34 Senate seats 435 House seats 39 governor’s races (36 states + Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, and U.S. Virgin Islands) 33 lt governor’s races (30 states + Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, and U.S. Virgin Islands) 33 attorney general seats (30 states + Guam and Northern Mariana Islands + D.C) 27 secretary of state seats 307 state executive seats 88 of the country's 99 state legislative chambers will hold regularly-scheduled elections. 5 legislative chambers, in the American Samoa House of Representatives, the Guam Legislature, the Northern Mariana Islands Senate and House of Representatives, and the U.S. Virgin Islands Legislature, will hold regularly-scheduled elections for 76 seats in 2022. 84 state supreme court seats 300 state intermediate appellate court seats. 140 statewide ballot measures are certified for the ballot in 38 states. Mayors, County Elections and Municipal Elections! Learn more about what you’re voting on this year at votesaveamerica.com/beavoter

ALT Ballot Measures are questions that appear on a ballot for voters to decide. Governors are the chief executive officers of the states. They create executive orders & budgets, make state judicial appointments, and sign — or veto — state legislation. Secretaries of State serve as the chief election official in their states. In the fight for our democracy, secretaries of state are on the frontlines. Attorneys General are the chief legal officers of the states. The attorney general is responsible for enforcing state law and advising the state government on legal matters. Each state has 2 Senators and anywhere from 1 to 53 Representatives. We need to hold the House and Save the Senate. Each state also has State Senators and/or State Representatives who are responsible for state legislation. Learn more about what you’re voting on this year at votesaveamerica.com/beavoter Sources: National Governors Association, Ballotpedia, Democracy Docket, National Association of Attorneys General