| Antigua and Barbuda | Results imported; completion checks remain | Barbuda Council’s 2025/2023/2021 renewals have candidate marks and elected-seat totals. Different staggered cohorts and multi-mark ballots prevent ordinary CI. The formal 2027 call, exact renewal roster and primary certificates remain pending. |
| Argentina | Results imported; completion checks remain | All 24 provincial jurisdictions are screened; 3,440 current provincial/local or shared-ballot units are registered. Recovered archives now cover all provinces. All 804 previously inaccessible Córdoba tribunal tables are restored, adding local histories and replacing provincial secondary vote transcriptions. Several local tiers have inventories or winner-only evidence without three full returns. Corrientes and Santiago del Estero executive cycles outside the window are excluded. Partial chamber renewals, Santa Fe commune reform, conventions and replacements remain distinct. Older local votes, selected certificates and 2027 office calls remain incomplete. Ten 2023 Catamarca local returns are recovered from DINE provisional table data through exact single-municipality department bridges; they remain excluded from complete-cycle metrics pending final-tally reconciliation. |
| Bahamas | Office register only; histories missing | The Local Government Act 2024 section 43(1) sets ordinary direct polling for 16 June 2027. All 33 scheduled district councils are registered: 20 directly elected and 13 formed through town committees. Individual town committees, 2025/2022/2017 histories and revised polling-division boundaries remain missing. |
| Barbados | Appointed local councils; no elected tier identified | The Constituency Councils Act establishes ministerial appointments. These appointments are not electoral races. Later reforms still require monitoring. |
| Belize | Results imported; completion checks remain | Three city/town cycles include mayoral votes, councillor marks and elected flags. San Lazaro has a confirmed single-member village vacancy poll on 4 October 2026, with 2019/2022/2025 member-cohort context retained separately from a comparable single-seat series. The 2022 cohort was uncontested. Council marks are not voter shares. Minor affiliations, other intervening events, current control and the 2027 municipal call remain to be verified. The ordinary village cycle is expected in May–July 2028, outside the window, from the statutory three-year term; this is not a formal call. |
| Bolivia | Ordinary March 2026 cycle outside window; special and indigenous calls remain open | TSE resolution 0510/2025 called departmental, regional and municipal voting for 22 March 2026 and the 2026–2031 term. This ordinary cohort is before the fixed window. Indigenous authorities selected under their own procedures, delayed or repeated polls and later replacements require a separate call check; no unverified absence of those races is claimed. This is an as-of-13-September-2026 screen; an unannounced future exception is a monitoring condition, not a missing historical result. |
| Brazil | Results imported; completion checks remain | 54 state ballots plus eight specifically called municipal mayor/vice tickets. Municipal dates are 25 October or 6 December 2026. State and local actual-event sequences, annulments, source comparability and current control retain office-specific review gaps. Roraima 2010 is recovered from official section files; the June 2026 supplementary proclamation remains unresolved. Rio’s 2022 votes and seats are verified against the signed March 2026 recount, with 70 named elected deputies. |
| Chile | Ordinary regional and municipal cycle outside window; no in-window exceptional call verified as of snapshot | Ordinary regional and municipal elections fall in October 2028, after the fixed cutoff. Municipal Law 18.695 article 106 sets four-year October cycles. BCN confirms four-year governor terms and alignment of governor, regional-council and municipal voting from October 2024. Mayoral vacancies normally use council selection under article 62; annulment repeats require a specific call. No in-window extraordinary public ballot was verified in the reviewed sources as of 13 September 2026. |
| Colombia | Results imported; completion checks remain | Ordinary regional/municipal returns are supplemented by 38 published replacement/repeat events and the Cartago September 2026 call. Four previously missing office records are added. Putumayo and Vichada bulletins are preliminary; most new event outcomes lack certified vote vectors. Six ordinary assembly returns, the national JAL register and histories, certified seats and the legal relationship between new and superseded polls remain incomplete. The certified-results service blocked access. Legislative aggregation reviewed across 3,388 histories: 95 existing vote totals changed, including 94 with duplicated positive closed-list rows; mixed-list classifications remain excluded. Bogotá mayor cycles 2015/2019 and Santiago council cycles 2015/2019 are recovered by explicit name/code bridges. Bogotá and Cali 2015 council data are flagged partial; no full three-cycle comparison is claimed for them. Cali now has 37 registered JAL boards and 824 named membership records across three directory snapshots; these are not three election cycles. Its 2025 roster contains 300 names. The national historical download portal also presents a security-screening block. |
| Costa Rica | Results imported; completion checks remain | All 1,973 imported 2016/2020/2024 returns now reconcile seats against 18,155 named elected people, including vice-officers and substitutes. The missing Cartagena 2020 result and eight spelling joins are recovered. Final proclamations replace 17 initial seat allocations. Fifty-two party-acronym joins are explicitly inferred and documented. New-canton predecessors stay separate; replacements, the 2028 call and current incumbents remain to be verified. |
| Cuba | Office register only; histories missing | All 168 municipal assemblies are registered against the official territorial directory. The 2026 electoral-law revision restored five-year terms; the 2027 cycle awaits a formal call. Municipal candidate returns remain unavailable. National 2022 figures are context only. Partisan CI is inapplicable. |
| Dominica | Results imported; completion checks remain | Twenty-five councils are entered for confirmed or expected rolling renewals; Woodford Hill is called for 20 October 2026. Anniversary dates are estimates. Older outcomes, ties, ward allocation and conflicting source dates remain flagged. Candidate marks do not support ordinary partisan CI. |
| Dominican Republic | Results imported; completion checks remain | All 786 current ballot records have definitive 2024 votes; 785 match elected/seat records. The 2016 and valid March 2020 results are retained. Jinova’s director roster, older combined-ballot comparisons, replacements and current governing control remain unresolved. |
| Ecuador | Results imported; completion checks remain | The ordinary register is reconciled: 23 prefectures, 222 mayoralties, 222 municipal councils and 825 parish boards match the signed July 2026 call/list and August CNE codes. Borbón’s mayor/council and Miss Ecuador’s parish board are separate March 2027 first contests. Historical boundary comparability and some new-parish final returns remain open. Calacalí has final completion evidence but only preliminary rounded shares and secondary seat affiliations. Six first-election party vectors and elected rosters are recovered for the four 2024 parishes and Sevilla Don Bosco in 2025. Four small ballot-total discrepancies remain explicit. Shuar Pastaza remains preliminary. Fifteen July/August parish electorate differences are retained as dated observations. |
| El Salvador | Results imported; completion checks remain | All 44 current municipalities now have full official 2024 votes, 284 titular seats and 460 elected people including substitutes. All 262 predecessor municipalities are mapped to the new geography. The 88 geographic vote aggregates for 2018/2021 are analytical references, not actual elections of the new offices or eligible three-event histories. Current incumbents, replacements and older source discrepancies remain to be checked. |
| Grenada | No elected local tier in dated profile; current reform check open | The CLGF profile reports no implemented elected local government, while describing proposed Carriacou/Petite Martinique arrangements. Implementation since that dated profile has not been verified; no race is assumed. |
| Guatemala | Results imported; completion checks remain | All 340 municipalities have certified 2015/2019/2023 evidence, including valid repeated polls. Three usable vote series are available for 324 offices. Thirteen vote discrepancies, thirteen seat discrepancies and four mayor-proclamation issues remain flagged. Superseded initial polls are not extra cycles. Current incumbents and later replacements remain to be checked. |
| Guyana | Results imported; completion checks remain | All 80 GECOM LAAs have reviewed 2023 PR results, including unopposed declarations. 51 have three numeric PR cycles; 21 historical name bridges are documented. 32 full council allocations are separately reconciled. Next local call, changed boundaries, remaining constituency seats and present council control remain unresolved. A separate 252-entry Indigenous community directory is included as evidence, not a verified count of elected village councils. Two 2016 handwritten PR returns, Enmore/Hope and Golden Grove/Diamond Place, have been visually resolved, including the explicit manuscript correction in the latter. |
| Haiti | Results imported; completion checks remain | The conditional calendar schedules territorial polling for 21 February 2027. The register contains 149 municipalities and 502 provisionally numbered CASEC/ASEC sections per tier. Sixty-nine winning-slate extracts are not complete vote vectors. The definitive section map, losing votes, distinct historical sequences and conditions for polling remain unresolved. |
| Honduras | Ordinary cycle screened outside window; election service unavailable for call review | The official constitutional text confirms elected municipal corporations under article 294. The saved ordinary-cycle screen remains provisional: municipal term rules, the latest election cycle and exceptional calls still need reconciliation. The CNE website returned HTTP 402 during this check, so it did not support an updated absence-of-specials claim. |
| Jamaica | Results imported; completion checks remain | All 228 electoral divisions now have individual ward records alongside the 15 council/mayor records, with three ordinary cycles and eight identified by-elections. Greater Portmore North 2017 has a certified final return; seven other by-elections retain preliminary or incomplete evidence and are unscored. Ward and whole-council totals overlap. The Portmore boundary bridge, full intervening-event audit and current control remain unresolved. |
| Mexico | Results imported; completion checks remain | Municipal and governor votes plus 26 state legislative series are registered; 21 legislative histories pass the recovered district checks. Some 1,365 district requests were blocked. Sinaloa’s August 2026 interim appointment is recorded as an indirect legislative decision, with popular CI withheld. Third governor cycles, full seats, some municipal registers, supplementary polls and customary/community elections remain incomplete. |
| Nicaragua | Ordinary cycle outside window; special-call check open | Ordinary municipal cycle screened outside the fixed window under the 2025 six-year constitutional term. Exceptional calls and any later enacted term changes still require monitoring. |
| Panama | Current municipal term 2024–2029; special-call check open | AMUPA’s municipal directory identifies the elected local authorities’ term as 2024–2029 and was updated in March 2026. The ordinary renewal is therefore expected outside this project’s window. Exceptional elections and any boundary or legal changes still need monitoring. |
| Paraguay | Results imported; completion checks remain | 526 current mayor/council offices. Named-geography mapping repairs changing historical district codes; original labels retained. Distinct source list numbers fix three acronym-collision vote discrepancies. Numeric totals reconcile, but boundary changes, intervening events and current control are not certified country-wide; the blanket CI clearance is removed. |
| Peru | Results imported; completion checks remain | 1,942 main regional/municipal ballots plus 3,086 provisionally tracked populated-centre slates: 3,085 in INEI’s 2026 directory plus one unresolved older-directory entry. Restored 102 unaffected 2022 returns excluded by an overly broad malformed-row rule; five affected units remain quarantined. Pión’s failed 2022–2025 attempts are excluded from completed cycles; Cajamarca Ninabamba’s final 2025 election replaces its failed attempts in the selected series. Official centre calls, seat proclamations and current control remain open. JNE 0590-2025 resolves Ninabamba with final 2025 votes and six elected authorities, and Pión with a final annulment and continuation of its 2018 authorities. Finally annulled attempts are not counted as unresolved decisions or valid mandates. The 2026 directory adds 78 office records, a documented Manitea Alta code/district bridge, three name corrections and 3,085 dated mayor records as of 13 March 2026. It is not the 3,382-roll election register; 26 cohort matches remain separately corroborated. |
| Saint Kitts and Nevis | Results imported; completion checks remain | Nevis Assembly and all five elected constituencies are registered. The March 2020 Nevis 5 by-election replaces 2013 in that constituency’s selected sequence. Two 2022 constituency printed totals conflict with candidate sums and are unscored. Primary full ordinary certificates, appointed membership and formal 2027 timing remain open. |
| Saint Lucia | Appointed local councils; no elected tier identified | The published Constituency Councils Act, section 5, provides for ministerial appointment of councils and their chairs or mayors. Appointments are not electoral races. Later reforms still require monitoring. |
| Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | No elected local tier in dated profile; current reform check open | The CLGF 2017–18 profile describes appointed local administration despite legislation allowing elections. Later implementation has not been verified; no race is assumed. |
| Suriname | Ordinary local cycle outside window; specific statutory exceptions monitored | The 2025 consolidated Kiesregeling articles 10–11 give ressort and district councils five-year terms; ASV confirms the 25 May 2025 local election. Ordinary renewal is therefore beyond March 2028. Article 137(5) provides a new ressort election when an outgoing member is the only or last candidate on the list, while article 138 covers insufficient nominations. These exceptions require actual calls, not a blanket no-election assumption. This is an as-of-13-September-2026 screen; an unannounced future exception is a monitoring condition, not a missing historical result. |
| Trinidad and Tobago | Results imported; completion checks remain | All 14 corporations and 141 current electoral districts are registered. Five rejected-ballot OCR corrections reconcile the 2016 total: 361,178 valid plus 1,082 rejected equals 362,260 ballots. The signed Lengua declaration resolves the summary seat misprint. Its valid 2024 replacement and the Quinam 2024 by-election are retained. Ward and corporation votes overlap. Older boundaries, some candidate names, other intervening events, current control and the formal future call remain open. |
| Uruguay | Ordinary departmental cycle outside window; special-call check open | The Electoral Court dates the last departmental and municipal election to 11 May 2025. Constitution article 266 provides five-year terms for intendants, supporting an ordinary departmental renewal after this window. Municipal terms and exceptional calls require their own check. Montevideo’s Concejos Vecinales are described by Municipio B as autonomous social-participation organizations; they are distinct from municipal government councils and are not entered as government-control races. Municipal Law 19.272 article 9 sets elected five-member municipalities and departmental-style substitutes; article 11 provides succession for prolonged or permanent mayoral absence. A vacancy therefore does not by itself establish a new public ballot. This is an as-of-13-September-2026 screen; an unannounced future exception is a monitoring condition, not a missing historical result. |
| Venezuela | 2025 ordinary cohort supports 2029 renewal; exceptional transition calls unverified | Regional and municipal ordinary renewals were held in May and July 2025. Constitutional articles 160, 162 and 174 provide four-year subnational executive/legislative terms; municipal law article 82, amended in Gazette 6.015 of 28 December 2010, retains four-year mayor/council terms. These support an ordinary 2029 cycle outside the fixed window. The Assembly catalog lists the municipal law as in force. The 2010 Gazette reproduction was used to read article 82 because the Assembly scan had no extractable text. Current exceptional or transition-related calls remain unverified; zero imported offices is not a claim that no early election can be called. |