ELECTION 2005 FCPA Deadlines January 18 Certified/registered mail deadline for 10/5-Day report due January 20 January 20 10/5-Day report due for elections to be held on January 25 January 25 Special General Elections for State House of Representatives District 65 & State Senate District 24. Special Primary Runoff Election for State House of Representatives District 82 January 27 Certified/registered mail deadline for 45-day report due January 31 January 29 Certified/registered mail deadline for Annual Report January 31 Last day to file Annual Report covering contributions/expenditures for the 2004 calendar year 45-day report due for election scheduled for March 15 March 1 Certified/registered mail deadline for 10/5-Day report due March 3 March 3 10/5-Day report due for election to be held on March 8 March 8 Special General Election for State House of Representatives District 82 Certified/registered mail deadline for 10/5-Day report due March 10 March 10 10/5-Day report due for election to be held on March 15 March 15 Special Primary Election for State House of Representatives District 46 March 17 Certified/registered mail deadline for 45-Day report due March 21 March 21 45-day report due for election scheduled for May 3 April 19 Certified/registered mail deadline for 10/5-Day report due April 21 April 21 10/5-day report due for election scheduled for April 26 April 26 Special Primary Runoff Election for State House of Representatives District 46*** Certified/registered mail deadline for 10/5-Day report due April 28 April 28 10/5-day report due for election scheduled for May 3 May 3 Special Primary Election for State House of Representatives District 72*** June 6 Candidates participating in the 2006 primary election may begin raising campaign funds. All state candidates must stop fund raising during legislative sessions except during the 120 days prior to an election. ***Upon the conclusion of the House 46 special primary runoff election and House 72 special primary election, the Secretary of State, pursuant to Amendment 97 of the Alabama Constitution of 1901, made a finding that a legally qualified candidate for election to each vacancy was unopposed. Therefore, under that amendment, the special general election for each of these vacancies was not to be held and the unopposed candidate was to be issued a certificate of election. Prepared by the Elections Division, Office of the Secretary of State, State of Alabama Last Revised May 23, 2005 .