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5 changes to the candidate list.
by TheGreenPapers.com Staff

5 changes to the candidate list:

Kentucky: House CD 2: Poet Tribble (Write-in) - added.

New Mexico: House CD 1: Cameron Alton Chick, Sr. (Independent [Democratic]) - apparently not a candidate.

Pennsylvania: President: Howie Hawkins (Green) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 12: Liz Terwilliger (Write-in [Libertarian]) - added.

Utah: House CD 3: Trey Robinson (Write-in) - added.

9 changes to the candidate list.
by TheGreenPapers.com Staff

9 changes to the candidate list:

Alaska: President: Brock Jeffrey Pierce (Petition [Independent]) - previously listed as Independent. Senate Class 2: Al Gross (Democratic [Nonpartisan]) - previously listed as Democratic, Nonpartisan. House At-Large: Alyse S. Galvin (Democratic [Nonpartisan]) - previously listed as Democratic, Nonpartisan.

Arizona: Senate Class 3 Special: Barry Hess (Write-in [Libertarian]) - apparently not a candidate; Joshua Rodriguez (Write-in [United Party]) - added; Alan Ashley Alexander White (Write-in [Libertarian]) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 5: Karen Stephens (Write-in) - added.

District of Columbia: Delegate to the House of Representatives: Patrick Hynes (Libertarian) - added.

Ohio: House CD 15: Shane Hoffman (Write-in) - added.

40 changes to the candidate list. Delaware primary re-cap.
by TheGreenPapers.com Staff

40 changes to the candidate list:

Alaska: President: Roque "Rocky" De La Fuente, Jr. (Alliance Party) - added; Dario David Hunter (Write-in [Progressive]) - added; Albert Raley (Write-in [Republican]) - added. Senate Class 2: Christopher Charles "Chris" Cumings (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Al Gross (Democratic, Nonpartisan) - previously listed as Democratic, Non Affiliated. House At-Large: Alyse S. Galvin (Democratic, Nonpartisan) - previously listed as Democratic, Non Affiliated; Gerald L. "Jer" Heikes (Write-in [Republican]) - re-added, previously listed as Republican.

Colorado: President: Don Blankenship (American Constitution) - added; Howie Hawkins (Green) - added; Jordan "Cancer" Scott (Unaffiliated) - added. House CD 2: Alexander "Alex" Johnson (Unaffiliated) - removed.

Delaware (15 September Primary re-cap): Senate Class 2: Senator Christopher A. "Chris" Coons (Democratic) - Renominated; James "Jim" DeMartino (Republican) - lost Primary; Jessica "Jess" Scarane (Democratic) - lost Primary. Governor: Governor John Charles Carney, Jr. (Democratic) - Renominated; state Senator Colin Bonini (Republican) - lost Primary; David Joseph "Dave" Bosco (Republican) - lost Primary; David C. Graham (Republican) - lost Primary; state Senator Bryant L. Richardson (Republican) - lost Primary; Scott Walker (Republican) - lost Primary; David Lamar Williams, Jr. (Democratic) - lost Primary. House At-Large: Matthew Michael Hathaway Morris (Republican) - lost Primary. Commissioner of Insurance: Insurance Commissioner Trinidad Navarro (Democratic) - Renominated; Kayode Abegunde (Democratic) - lost Primary.

Georgia: House CD 2: JaMelle Hill (Write-in) - added. House CD 8: James L. "Jimmy" Cooper, III (Write-in [Green]) - previously listed as Green.

Massachusetts: Senate Class 2: David Michael Armas (Independent) - removed; Edward James Mazzuchelli (Independent) - removed. House CD 6: Matthew "Matt" Mixon (No Party Affiliation) - removed. House CD 7: Roy A. Owens, Sr. (Independent) - added. House CD 8: Jonathan D. Lott (Healthcare Environment Stability) - added. House CD 9: Michael Manley (Coach Team America) - added.

Ohio: House CD 3: Nicholas D. Moss (Write-in [Independent]) - previously listed as Nonparty. House CD 4: Chris Gibbs (Nonparty) - apparently not a candidate.

Texas: Senate Class 2: David Bruce Collins (Green) - added. House CD 21: Tommy Wakely (Green) - added. Railroad Commissioner 3: Katija Assana "Kat" Gruene (Green) - added.

Wisconsin: President: Howie Hawkins (Write-in [Green]) - added.

Presidential Candidates: Princess Khadijah Maryam Jacob-Fambro (Independent) - previously listed as Unaffiliated; Jordan "Cancer" Scott (Unaffiliated) - added.

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2020 General Election for Governors, U.S. Senate, and U.S. House AK AL AR AS AZ CA CO CT DC DE FL GA GU HI IA ID IL IN KS KY LA MA MD ME MI MN MO MP MS MT NC ND NE NH NJ NM NV NY OH OK OR PA PR RI SC SD TN TX UT VA VI VT WA WI WV WY President Electoral Votes - 270 to win (undetermined) 538 Total 538 Electoral Vote Breakdown (undetermined): AK:3, AL:9, AR:6, AZ:11, CA:55, CO:9, CT:7, DC:3, DE:3, FL:29, GA:16, HI:4, IA:6, ID:4, IL:20, IN:11, KS:6, KY:8, LA:8, MA:11, MD:10, ME:4, MI:16, MN:10, MO:10, MS:6, MT:3, NC:15, ND:3, NE:5, NH:4, NJ:14, NM:5, NV:6, NY:29, OH:18, OK:7, OR:7, PA:20, RI:4, SC:9, SD:3, TN:11, TX:38, UT:6, VA:13, VT:3, WA:12, WI:10, WV:5, WY:3 Incumbents Governors Republican 26 Democratic 24 Total 50 116^th Senate Republican 53 Democratic 45 Independent 2 Total 100 116^th House Democratic 232 Republican 198 (vacant offices) 4 Libertarian 1 Total 435 3 November 2020 General Election Results (undetermined = to be elected) Governors Democratic 20 Republican 19 (undetermined) 11 Total 50 117^th Senate Democratic 33 Republican 32 Independent 2 (undetermined) 33 Total 100 117^th House (undetermined) 435 Total 435

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