Today there are special elections in the 25th District of California, and the 7th District of Wisconsin. Plus, primaries in Nebraska.

California's 25th District has a special election tomorrow, to replace former Democratic Rep. Katie Hill. Plus, Oklahoma's legislature reinstated a notary requirement for absentee ballots, after the State Supreme Court temporarily removed it for the pandemic.

It's the last day of National Teachers Appreciation Week, but the National Education Association says teachers should be more involved in the process of reopening the economy. Advocates are concerned about Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos's new guidelines on Title IX.

Foreign interference is still a huge concern for election security experts, in addition to the safety concerns of the coronavirus in primaries, special elections, and the general in November.

Dr. Rick Bright, former head of the Health and Human Services division developing a coronavirus vaccine, filed an official whistleblower complaint yesterday. And the R Institute, a generally conservative policy group, was involved in a report about how much funds are needed to secure this year's elections.

The Census Bureau is launching a phased restart of operations in 13 states, but the 2020 Census is behind, and has implications for the next decade of redistricting.

Former VP Joe Biden won the Kansas Democratic primary this weekend. Biden also addressed a sexual assault allegation against him by a former Senate aide, Tara Reade. Also, a Kentucky District Judge from the Federalist Society is up for appointment to the DC Circuit Court, a common stepping stone to the Supreme Court.

Tomorrow's the Kansas Democratic primary, and the Guam Democratic caucuses. And Justin Amash, Republican-turned-Independent Congressman from Michigan, will likely launch a Libertarian bid for president. Former VP Joe Biden launched his vice presidential vetting committee, and plans to address sexual assault allegations against him on MSNBC today.

There have been some stay-at-home order protests in recent weeks, some in battleground states and funded by groups connected to the Council for National Policy, an umbrella organization for conservative activists.

Ohio had its primaries yesterday, and Maryland's 7th district had its special election to replace the late Rep. Elijah Cummings. And Delaware is allowing electronic voting for voters with disabilities in next month's primaries, following West Virginia's example.