Uh, lemme think. I had to make a cheat-sheet to remember it all.
-President & VP
-US senator
-US representative (i.e., two congresscritters)
-State councillor, this is like a cabinet of advisors, only for our state governor
-State & representative senator in general court, which are basically members of the state legislature
-State register of probate. Don't ask me why this is even an electable office, it has to do with running the bureaucracy of family & probate courts. Mostly they act as an administrator and occasional mediator. Their primary function appears to be collecting court fees and making fancy websites.
-A couple of counties, not mine, are also voting for Clerk of Courts, Register of Deeds, assistant dog catcher or something similar. Really minor gov't jobs that probably don't need to be elected offices, which more sensible states long ago made into hired positions.
Also we have three ballot questions here, which is basically when a bunch of people don't like something but can't get any elected officials to do anything about it--they get a petition signed by all their friends and neighbors to put it on the ballot, the idea being that a bunch of votes will demonstrate to the elected officials that they need to actually do work. So our ballot questions are:
1. Should we repeal the state income tax?
2. Should we make simple possession of less than an ounce of marijuana punishable by a fine + community service instead of the current punishment, which is, I don't know, death by firing squad or something. No, it's not that bad, I don't know what it is really though.
3. Should we ban dog racing?
They try to get all the voting done at once because if you do happen to be in a crummy district with inadequate voting systems, dragging people out to wait in line for several hours really is an imposition and will have bad turnout. Also, they can't afford to have ballots printed and distributed and counted, and set up polling stations and so forth all that often. It's expensive, plus most of the polling workers are volunteers, not paid, and they are basically shutting down the schools and churches and places for the day everywhere to be polling locations. Yes, I know, it's hard to believe that out of ALL the government spending to cut, they choose to cheap out on VOTING of all things. My suspicion is that the gov't would prefer we didn't vote at all, but that's a rant for another day...