This table is updated after each state completes its nominating process. Currently, 58 jurisdictions have completed their nominating processes: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Guam, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Dakota, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virgin Islands, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming.
Parties appear in parenthesis and italics when a candidate receives the endorsement of a given Party and/or official sources indicate a candidate's association with a particular Party but only where the Party in question does not appear on the actual ballot as such.
Office | Total |
---|---|
Congressman | 44 |
Senator | 4 |
Governor | 7 |
Totals | 55 |
Arizona
- House CD 1
- Democratic - former state Senator Tom O'Halleran
- Republican - Pinal County Sheriff Paul Raymond Babeu
- Green - Ray C. Parrish
- Write-in; (Libertarian) - Kim Lee Allen
- House CD 5
- Republican - state Senator Andy Biggs
- Democratic - Talia Fuentes
- Write-in; (Libertarian) - Nolan Daniels
California
- Senate Class 3
- Democratic - Attorney General Kamala D. Harris
- Democratic - Congressman Loretta L. Sanchez
- House CD 20
- Democratic - Monterey County Deputy District Attorney James Varni "Jimmy" Panetta
- Republican - Pacific Grove City Councilwoman Casey J. Lucius
- House CD 24
- Democratic - Santa Barbara County Supervisor Salud Carbajal
- Republican - Justin Donald Fareed
- House CD 44
- Democratic - Hermosa Beach City Councilwoman Nanette Diaz Barragán
- Democratic - state Senator Isadore Hall, III
- House CD 46
- Democratic - former state Senator Jose Luis "Lou" Correa
- Democratic - Garden Grove Mayor Bao Quoc Nguyen
Delaware
- Governor
- Democratic - Congressman John Charles Carney, Jr.
- Republican - state Senator Colin R. J. Bonini
- Green - Andrew R. Groff
- Libertarian - Sean Louis Goward
- House At-Large
- Democratic - former state Secretary of Labor Lisa Blunt Rochester
- Republican - former Wyoming Mayor Hans Reigle
- Green - Mark J. Perri
- Libertarian - Scott A. Gesty
- (Democratic); Write-in - Scott Walker
Florida
- House CD 1
- Republican - state Representative Matt Gaetz
- Democratic - Steven K. Specht
- House CD 2
- Republican - Neal Patrick Dunn
- Democratic - Walter T. "Walt" Dartland
- Libertarian - Robert B. "Rob" Lapham
- House CD 4
- Republican - former Duval County Sheriff John Rutherford
- Democratic - David Edward "Dave" Bruderly
- No Party Affiliation - Gary L. Koniz
- House CD 5
- Democratic - former state Senator Alfred "Al" Lawson, Jr.
- Republican - Gloreatha "Glo" Scurry-Smith
- House CD 9
- Democratic - state Senator Darren Soto
- Republican - Wayne Kurt Liebnitzky
- House CD 10
- Democratic - Valdez "Val" Demings
- Republican - Thuy Lowe
- House CD 18
- Republican - Brian Mast
- Democratic - Randy Perkins
- (Republican); No Party Affiliation - Carla Arlene Spalding
- House CD 19
- Republican - former Vatican ambassador Francis Rooney
- Democratic - Robert M. Neeld, Jr.
- Write-in; (No Party Affiliation) - David Francis Byron, II
Georgia
- House CD 3
- Republican - West Point Mayor Anderson Drew "Drew" Ferguson, IV
- Democratic - Angela Pendley
Hawaii
- House CD 1
- Democratic - former Congressman Colleen Wakako Hanabusa
- Republican - Shirlene D. "Shirl" "Kilena" Ostrov
- Libertarian - Alan J. K. Yim
- (Green); Nonpartisan - Calvin G. Griffin
Illinois
- House CD 8
- Democratic - former Deputy Treasurer S. Raja Krishnamoorthi
- Republican - County Commissioner Peter "Pete" DiCianni
- (Republican); Write-in - Andrew U. D. Straw
Indiana
- Senate Class 3
- Republican - Congressman Todd Christopher Young
- Democratic - former Senator Evan Bayh
- Libertarian - Lucy Brenton
- Governor
- Republican - Lieutenant Governor Eric Joseph Holcomb
- Democratic - former state Representative John R. Gregg
- Libertarian - Rex Bell
- Write-in; (Independent) - Jack Adam "Adam" Adkins
- Write-in; (Independent) - Christopher Stried
- House CD 3
- Republican - state Senator James E. "Jim" Banks
- Democratic - Thomas Allen "Tommy " Schrader
- Libertarian - Pepper Snyder
- House CD 9
- Republican - Joseph A. "Trey" Hollingsworth, III
- Democratic - Shelli Yoder
- Libertarian - Russell Brooksbank
Kentucky
- House CD 1
- Republican - former Agriculture Commissioner James R. Comer
- Democratic - Samuel Lewis "Sam" Gaskins
Maryland
- Senate Class 3
- Democratic - Congressman Christopher "Chris" Van Hollen, Jr.
- Republican - state Delegate Kathy Szeliga
- Green - Margaret Flowers
- (Unaffiliated); Write-in - Greg Dorsey
- (Democratic); Write-in - Ed Tinus
- (Democratic); Write-in - Lih Young
- Write-in; (Democratic) - Charles Ulysses Smith
- (Democratic); Write-in - Bob Robinson
- (Democratic); Write-in - Jeffrey Binkins
- House CD 4
- Democratic - former Lieutenant Governor Anthony Gregory Brown
- Republican - George E. McDermott
- Green - Kamesha T. Clark
- Libertarian - Benjamin Lee "Ben" Krause
- Write-in; (Democratic) - Adrian Petrus
- House CD 8
- Democratic - state Senator Jamin B. "Jamie" Raskin
- Republican - Dan Cox
- Green - Nancy Wallace
- Libertarian - Jasen Wunder
- Write-in; (Independent) - Kevin Levester Little
Michigan
- House CD 1
- Republican - John W. "Jack" Bergman
- Democratic - Lonnie Barton "Lon" Johnson
- Libertarian - Diane Evelyn Bostow
- Green - Ellis Boal
- House CD 10
- Republican - Paul Mitchell, III
- Democratic - Frank Accavitti, Jr.
- Libertarian - Lisa Lane Gioia
- Green - Benjamin Nofs
Minnesota
- House CD 2
- Republican - Jason Mark Lewis
- Democratic-Farmer Labor - Angela Dawn "Angie" Craig
- Independence - Paula Mirare Overby
Missouri
- Governor
- Republican - Eric Greitens
- Democratic - Attorney General Chris Koster
- Libertarian - Cisse W. Spragins
- Independent - Lester Benton "Les" Turilli, Jr.
- Green - Don Fitz
Nevada
- Senate Class 3
- Democratic - former Attorney General Catherine Marie Cortez-Masto
- Republican - Congressman Joseph John "Joe" Heck
- Independent American - Thomas Franklin "Tom" Jones
- No Poliitical Party - Thomas Lamont "Tom" Sawyer
- No Poliitical Party - Antonino "Tony" Gumina
- No Poliitical Party; (Socialist Party USA) - Jarrod Michael Williams
- House CD 3
- Democratic - Jacklyn S. "Jacky" Rosen
- Republican - Danny Tarkanian
- Independent American - Warren Markowitz
- No Poliitical Party - David Scott Goossen
New Hampshire
- Governor
- Republican - Chris Sununu
- Democratic - Executive Councilor Colin Van Ostern
- Libertarian - state Representative Max Abramson
New York
- House CD 3
- Democratic - former Nassau County Executive Thomas R. "Tom" Suozzi
- Republican; Conservative; Reform - state Senator Jack M. Martins
- House CD 13
- Democratic - state Senator Adriano Espaillat
- Republican; Independence - Robert Anthony "Tony" Evans, Jr.
- Green - Daniel "Danny" Vila Rivera
- Transparent Gov't - Scott Lloyd Fenstermaker
- House CD 19
- Republican; Conservative; Independence; Reform - former state Assemblyman John J. Faso
- Working Families; Democratic - Zephyr Teachout
- House CD 22
- Republican; Conservative - Assemblywoman Claudia Tenney
- Democratic; Working Families - Broome County Legislator Kim A. Myers
- Upstate Jobs; Reform - Martin Babinec
North Carolina
- House CD 13
- Republican - Theodore Paul "Ted" Budd
- Democratic - former Guilford County Commissioner Bruce Edward Davis, Sr.
North Dakota
- Governor
- Republican - Doug Burgum
- Democratic-Nonpartisan League - state Representative Marvin E. Nelson
- Libertarian - Marty Riske
Pennsylvania
- House CD 2
- Democratic - state Representative Dwight Evans
- Republican - James A. Jones
- House CD 8
- Republican - Brian K. Fitzpatrick
- Democratic - state Representative Steven J. "Steve" Santarsiero
- (Socialist Party USA); Write-in - Eli David Sadoff
- House CD 16
- Republican - state Senator Lloyd K. Smucker
- Democratic - Christina Marie Hartman
- Libertarian - Shawn Patrick House
Tennessee
- House CD 8
- Republican - David Kustoff
- Democratic - Rickey Hobson
- Independent - Shelia L. Godwin
- Independent - James Hart
- Independent - Adrian M. Montague
- (Constitution); Independent - Mark J. Rawles
- Independent - Karen Free Spirit Talley-Lane
Texas
- House CD 15
- Democratic - Vicente Gonzalez
- Republican - Timmy Lee "Tim" Westley
- Green - Vanessa S. Tijerina
- Libertarian - Ross Lynn Leone
- House CD 19
- Republican - Jodey Cook Arrington
- Libertarian - Troy Arthur Bonar
- Green - Mark Lawson
Vermont
- Governor
- Republican - Lieutenant Governor Phil Scott
- Democratic - former state Representative Sue Minter
- Liberty Union - Bill "Spaceman" Lee
Virginia
- House CD 2
- Republican - state Delegate Scott W. Taylor
- Democratic - Shaun Denise "Kool Beans" Brown
- House CD 4
- Democratic - state Senator Aston Donald "Donald" McEachin
- Republican - Henrico County Sheriff Michael Leo "Mike" Wade
- House CD 5
- Republican - state Senator Thomas Alexander "Tom" Garrett, Jr.
- Democratic - Albemarle County Supervisor Jane DeSimone Dittmar
- Write-in; (Independent Greens) - Ken Hildebrandt
Washington
- House CD 7
- Democratic - state Senator Pramila Jayapal
- Democratic - state Representative Brady Piñero Walkinshaw
West Virginia
- Governor
- Democratic - Jim Justice
- Republican - state Senator William P. "Bill" Cole, III
- Mountain - Charlotte Jean Pritt
- Libertarian - David Moran
- Constitution - Phil Hudok
Wisconsin
- House CD 8
- Republican - Michael John "Mike" Gallagher
- Democratic - Outagamie County Executive Thomas M. "Tom" Nelson
- (Green); Write-in - Wendy Gribben
- Write-in; (Democratic) - Jerry Kobishop
Wyoming
- House At-Large
- Republican - Elizabeth "Liz" Cheney
- Democratic - Ryan Greene
- Constitution - Daniel Clyde Cummings
- Libertarian - Lawrence Gerard "Larry" Struempf
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