This table is updated after each state completes its nominating process. Currently, 53 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 York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, 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 |
|---|---|
| Senator | 3 |
| Congressman | 63 |
| Governor | 17 |
| Totals | 83 |
Arizona
- Senate Class 1
- Democratic - Congressman Kyrsten Sinema
- Republican - Congressman Martha E. McSally
- Green - Angela Green
- (Libertarian); Write-in - Barry Hess
- (The Old Republic); Write-in - Jonathan Ringham B
- (None); Write-in - Michael DeCarlo
- (Democratic); Write-in - Sheila May Bilyeu
- (Republican); Write-in - Robert Kay
- (Independent); Write-in - Jeff Pearce
- House CD 2
- Democratic - former Congressman Ann Kirkpatrick
- Republican - Lea Marquez Peterson
- (Independent); Write-in - Jordan Flayer
- Write-in; (Republican) - Melissa Grable
- House CD 9
- Democratic - former Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton
- Republican - Stephen L. "Steve" Ferrara
California
- Governor
- Democratic - Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom
- Republican - John H. Cox
- House CD 39
- Democratic - Gilbert "Gil" Cisneros
- Republican - former Assemblywoman Young Kim
- House CD 49
- Democratic - Mike Levin
- Republican - Board of Equalization member Diane L. Harkey
Colorado
- Governor
- Democratic - Congressman Jared Polis
- Republican - Treasurer Walker Stapleton
- Libertarian - Scott Helker
- Unity - William "Bill" Hammons
- House CD 2
- Democratic - Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Executive Director Joseph "Joe" Neguse
- Republican - Peter Yu
- Independent - Nicholas Stephen Dreselly "Nick" Thomas
- Libertarian - Roger Barris
- (Green); Write-in - Kevin Alumbaugh
Connecticut
- Governor
- Democratic; Working Families - former Greenwich Selectman Edward "Ned" Lamont
- Republican; Independent Party of Connecticut - Robert "Bob" Stefanowski
- Griebel Frank for CT - Richard "Oz" Griebel
- Libertarian - Rodney "Rod" Hanscomb
- House CD 5
- Democratic; Working Families - Jahana Hayes
- Republican; Independent Party of Connecticut - former Meriden Mayor Manny Santos
- (Republican); Write-in - John Pistone
Florida
- Governor
- Republican - former Congressman Ronald D. "Ron" DeSantis
- Democratic - Tallahassee Mayor Andrew D. Gillum
- Reform - Darcy G. Richardson
- No Party Affiliation - Kyle Chaderwick "KC" Gibson
- No Party Affiliation - Ryan Christopher Foley
- (Green); No Party Affiliation - Bruce Stanley
- House CD 6
- Republican - Michael "Mike" Waltz
- Democratic - former Ambassador Nancy Soderberg
- House CD 15
- Republican - state Representative Vincent Ross "Ross" Spano
- Democratic - Kristen Carlson
- (No Party Affiliation); (Green); Write-in - Dave Johnson
- (Democratic); Write-in - Jeffrey G. "Jeff" Rabinowitz
- House CD 17
- Republican - state Senator Greg W. Steube
- Democratic - Allen L. Ellison
- House CD 27
- Democratic - former Secretary of Health and Human Services Donna Elvira Shalala
- Republican - Maria Elvira Salazar
- No Party Affiliation - Mayra Joli
Georgia
- Governor
- Republican - Secretary of State Brian Porter Kemp
- Democratic - former state Representative Stacey Abrams
- Libertarian - Ted Metz
Hawaii
- House CD 1
- Democratic - former Congressman Edward E. "Ed" Case
- Republican - former state Representative Campbell "Cam" Cavasso
- Libertarian - Michelle Rose Tippens
- Green - Zachary B. "Zach" Burd
- Nonpartisan - Calvin C. Griffin
Idaho
- Governor
- Republican - Lieutenant Governor Brad Little
- Democratic - former state Representative Paulette E. Jordan
- Libertarian - Bev "Angel" Boeck
- Constitution - Walter L.. Bayes
- Write-in; (Independent) - Lisa Marie
- House CD 1
- Republican - former state Senator Russ Fulcher
- Democratic - Cristina Ana McNeil
- Independent - Natalie M. Fleming
- Libertarian - William Scott "W. Scott" Howard
- Independent - Paul Farmer
- Constitution - Marvin Thomas "Pro-Life" Richardson
- Independent - Gordon Joe Counsil
- Write-in; (Independent) - Michael J. Rath
Illinois
- House CD 4
- Democratic - Cook County Commissioner Jesus G. "Chuy" Garcia
- Republican - Mark Wayne Lorch
Indiana
- House CD 4
- Republican - state Representative James R. "Jim" Baird
- Democratic - Tobi Beck
- House CD 6
- Republican - Gregory J. "Greg" Pence
- Democratic - Jeannine Lee Lake
- Libertarian - Thomas G. "Tom" Ferkinhoff
- Write-in; (Independent) - John Miller
- Write-in; (Independent) - Heather Leigh Meloy
Kansas
- Governor
- Democratic - state Senator Laura Kelly
- Republican - Secretary of State Kris W. Kobach
- Independent - Greg Orman
- Libertarian - Jeff Caldwell
- Independent - Richard "Rick" Kloos
- House CD 2
- Republican - Steve Watkins
- Democratic - former state Representative Paul T. Davis
- Libertarian - Kelly Don Standley
Maine
- Governor
- Democratic - state Attorney General Janet T. Mills
- Republican - University of Maine System Trustee Shawn H. Moody
- Independent - state Treasurer Teresea M. "Terry" Hayes
- Independent - Alan Caron
- (Independent); Write-in - Kenneth A. Capron
- (Independent); Write-in - former state Senator John T. Jenkins
- Write-in; (Unenrolled) - J. Martin Vachon
Maryland
- House CD 6
- Democratic - David Trone
- Republican - Amie Hoeber
- Libertarian - Kevin Terome Caldwell
- Green - George Gluck
Massachusetts
- House CD 3
- Democratic - Lori Loureiro Trahan
- Republican - Rick Green
- Independent - Michael P. "Mike" Mullen
- House CD 7
- Democratic - Boston City Council Member Ayanna S. Pressley
Michigan
- Governor
- Democratic - forner state Senator Gretchen Whitmer
- Republican - Attorney General William D. "Bill" Schuette
- Libertarian - William H. "Bill" Gelineau
- U.S. Taxpayers - Todd M. Schleiger
- Green - Jennifer V. Kurland
- Natural Law - Keith Butkovich
- House CD 9
- Democratic - Andy Levin
- Republican - Candius Stearns
- Working Class - Andrea Kirby
- Green - John V. McDermott
- House CD 11
- Democratic - Haley Stevens
- Republican - Lena Rose Epstein
- Libertarian - Leonard Charles Schwartz
- - Cooper Jon Nye
- House CD 13
- Democratic - Rashida Tlaib
- Working Class - Sam Johnson
- Green - D. Etta Wilcoxon
- Write-in; (Democratic) - Brenda Jones
- Write-in; (Democratic) - John Conyers, III
Minnesota
- Governor
- Democratic-Farmer Labor - Congressman Timothy J. "Tim" Walz
- Republican - Hennepin County Commissioner Jeff Johnson
- Grassroots - Legalize Cannabis - Thomas Christopher "Chris" Wright
- Libertarian - Josh Welter
- (Socialist Workers Party); Write-in - Jacquie Henderson
- (Republican); Write-in - Jeffrey Wharton
- House CD 1
- Republican - James "Jim" Hagedorn
- Democratic-Farmer Labor - Daniel "Dan" Feehan
- House CD 5
- Democratic-Farmer Labor - state Representative Ilhan Omar
- Republican - Jennifer L. "Jen" Zielinski
- (Green); Write-in - Les Lester
- House CD 8
- Republican - St. Louis County Commissioner Pete Stauber
- Democratic-Farmer Labor - former state Representative Joseph "Joe" Radinovich
- (Green); Independence - Ray Henry John "Skip" Sandman
Mississippi
- House CD 3
- Republican - District Attorney Michael Patrick Guest
- Democratic - state Representative Michael Ted Evans
- Reform - Matthew Holland
Nevada
- Governor
- Democratic - Clark County Commissioner Stephen F. "Steve" Sisolak
- Republican - Attorney General Adam Paul Laxalt
- No Political Party - Ryan Bundy
- Independent American - Russell J. Best
- Libertarian - Jared Lord
- House CD 3
- Democratic - Susan Kelley "Susie" Lee
- Republican - Daniel John "Danny" Tarkanian
- Libertarian - Steven Paul "Steve" Brown
- No Political Party - David Scott Goossen
- Independent American - Harry Lee Vickers
- No Political Party - Gilbert "Gil" Eisner
- No Political Party - Tony Gumina
- House CD 4
- Democratic - former Congressman Steven Alexzander Horsford
- Republican - former Congressman Cresent Leo Hardy
- Independent American - Warren Ross Markowitz
- No Political Party - Rodney C. Smith
- Libertarian - Gregg Luckner
- No Political Party - Dean Anthony McGonigle
New Hampshire
- House CD 1
- Democratic - Executive Councilor Christopher C. "Chris" Pappas
- Republican - former Liquor Commission Enforcement and Licensing Director Eddie Edwards
- Libertarian - Dan Belforti
New Jersey
- House CD 2
- Democratic - state Senator Jeff Van Drew
- Republican - former Atlantic County Freeholder Seth Grossman
- Libertarian - John Ordille
- Time for Truth - Steven Fenichel
- Cannot Be Bought - Anthony Parisi Sanchez
- Other - William R. Benfer
- House CD 11
- Democratic - Rebecca Michelle "Mikie" Sherrill
- Republican - Assemblyman Jay Webber
- Honesty, Integrity, Compassion - Robert F. Crook
- Libertarian - Ryan Martinez
New Mexico
- Governor
- Democratic - Congressman Michelle Lujan Grisham
- Republican - Congressman Stevan E. "Steve" Pearce
- House CD 1
- Democratic - Debra A. "Deb" Haaland
- Republican - Janice E. Arnold-Jones
- Libertarian - Lloyd Joseph Princeton
- House CD 2
- Democratic - Xochitl Torres Small
- Republican - state Representative Stella Yvette "Yvette" Herrell
New York
- House CD 25
- Women's Equality; Independence; Democratic; Working Families - state Assemblyman Joseph D. "Joe" Morelle
- Reform; Republican; Conservative - James T. "Jim" Maxwell
North Carolina
- House CD 9
- Republican - Mark Everette Harris
- Democratic - Daniel Kent "Dan" McCready
- Libertarian - Jeffery "Jeff" Scott
North Dakota
- House At-Large
- Republican - state Senator Kelly M. Armstrong
- Democratic-Nonpartisan League - former state Senator Mac Schneider
- Independent - Charles Tuttle
Ohio
- Governor
- Republican - Attorney General Michael "Mike" DeWine
- Democratic - former First Director of the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Richard "Rich" Cordray
- Libertarian - Travis M. Irvine
- Green - Constance Gadell-Newton
- House CD 16
- Republican - Anthony E. Gonzalez
- Democratic - Susan Moran Palmer
Oklahoma
- Governor
- Republican - Kevin Stitt
- Democratic - former state Attorney General Drew Edmondson
- Libertarian - Chris Powell
- House CD 1
- Republican - Congressman-elect Kevin R. Hern
- Democratic - Tim Gilpin
Pennsylvania
- House CD 4
- Democratic - state Representative Madeleine Dean Cunnane
- Republican - Daniel E. "Dan" David
- House CD 5
- Democratic - former Wallingford-Swarthmore School Board Member Mary Gay Scanlon
- Republican - Pearl Kim
- House CD 6
- Democratic - Christina Jampoler "Chrissy" Houlahan
- Republican - Gregory Michael "Greg" McCauley, Sr.
- House CD 7
- Democratic - former Allentown City Solicitor Susan Ellis Wild
- Republican - Lehigh County Commissioner Martin W. "Marty" Nothstein
- Libertarian - Tim Silfies
- Write-in; (Green) - Brianna Lee Johnston
- House CD 9
- Republican - former state Revenue Secretary Daniel P. "Dan" Meuser
- Democratic - former state Agriculture Secretary Dennis "Denny" Wolff
- House CD 13
- Republican - John Joyce
- Democratic - former Hollidaysburg School Board Member Brent M. Ottaway
- House CD 14
- Republican - state Senator Guy L. Reschenthaler
- Democratic - Bibiana Boerio
South Carolina
- House CD 1
- Democratic - Joseph K. "Joe" Cunningham
- Republican - state Representative Katherine Elizabeth "Katie" Arrington
- House CD 4
- Republican - state Senator William R. Timmons, IV
- Democratic - Brandon Pendarvis Brown
- American - Guy V. Furay
South Dakota
- Governor
- Republican - Congressman Kristi Lynn Noem
- Democratic - state Senator Billie H. Sutton
- Libertarian - Kurt Evans
- House At-Large
- Republican - former Public Utilities Commissioner Dustin "Dusty" Johnson
- Democratic - former state Court Judge Timothy W. "Tim" Bjorkman
- Independent - Ronald Lee "Ron" Wieczorek
- Libertarian - George D. Hendrickson
Tennessee
- Senate Class 1
- Republican - Congressman Marsha Blackburn
- Democratic - former Governor Philip N. "Phil" Bredesen
- Independent - former Morgan County Commissioner Trudy A. Austin
- Independent - former Nashville Mayor Dean Hill
- Independent - Kris L. Todd
- Independent - John "Jae" Carico
- Independent; (Republican) - Robert Breton "Breton" Phillips
- Independent - Kevin Lee McCants
- Governor
- Republican - Bill Lee
- Democratic - former Nashville Mayor Karl Dean
- Independent; (Libertarian) - Sherry L. Clark
- Independent - Mark Wright
- Independent - Patrick Whitlock
- Independent; (Green) - Yvonne Neubert
- Independent; (Libertarian) - Heather Scott
- Independent - Mark "Coonrippy" Brown
- Independent - Joe B. Wilmoth
- Independent; (Libertarian) - George Blackwell Smith, IV
- Independent; (Libertarian) - Cory King
- Independent; (Libertarian) - Tracy C. Yaste Tisdale
- Independent; (Libertarian) - Justin Cornett
- Independent - Chad Riden
- Independent - Robert Sawyers, Sr.
- Independent; (Libertarian) - Vinnie Vineyard
- Independent - Rick Tyler
- Independent; (Libertarian) - Gabriel Fancher
- Independent; (Libertarian) - Sean Bruce Fleming
- Independent; (Libertarian) - Alfred Shawn Rapoza
- Independent - Jessie D. McDonald
- Independent - Toney Randall Mitchell
- Independent; (Libertarian) - Mike Toews
- Independent; (Libertarian) - Matthew Koch
- Independent; (Libertarian) - Jeremy Allen Stephenson
- Independent - Tommy Ray McAnally
- Independent; (Libertarian) - Jaron D. Weidner
- Independent; (Libertarian) - William Andrew "Andrew" Helmstetter
- House CD 2
- Republican - Knox County Mayor Tim Burchett
- Democratic - Renee Hoyos
- (Libertarian); Independent - William Gregory "Greg" Samples
- Independent - Jeffrey Alan Grunau
- (Republican); Independent - Marc Robert Whitmire
- Independent - Keith A. LaTorre
- House CD 6
- Republican - former state Agriculture Commissioner John W. Rose
- Democratic - Dawn Barlow
- (Libertarian); Independent - David Ross
- Independent - Lloyd Dunn
- House CD 7
- Republican - state Senator Mark E. Green
- Democratic - Justin Kanew
- Independent - Leonard D. "Lenny" Ladner
- Independent - Brent Legendre
Texas
- House CD 2
- Republican - Daniel "Dan" Crenshaw
- Democratic - Todd Catlett Litton
- Libertarian - Stephen Patrick "Patrick" Gunnels
- Independent - Scott Ralston Cubbler
- House CD 3
- Republican - state Senator Nicholas V. "Van" Taylor
- Democratic - Lorie Louise Burch
- Libertarian - Christopher John "Chris" Claytor
- House CD 5
- Republican - state Representative Lance Gooden
- Democratic - Danny Eugene "Dan" Wood, Jr.
- (Libertarian); Write-in - Phil Gray
- House CD 6
- Republican - former Arlington City Council Member Ron Wright
- Democratic - Jana Lynne Sanchez
- Libertarian - Jason Allen Harber
- House CD 16
- Democratic - former El Paso County Judge Veronica Escobar
- Republican - Rick Seeberger
- Independent - Ben Mendoza
- (Independent); Write-in - Samuel Lee "Sam" Williams, Jr.
- House CD 21
- Republican - Chip Roy
- Democratic - Joseph Kopser
- Libertarian - Lee Santos
- House CD 29
- Democratic - state Senator Sylvia R. Garcia
- Republican - Phillip Arnold Aronoff
- Libertarian - Cullen Bryan Burns
Utah
- Senate Class 1
- Republican - former Massachusetts Governor Willard "Mitt" Romney
- Democratic - Salt Lake County Councilwoman Jenny Wilson
- Constitution - Timothy Noel "Tim" Aalders
- Libertarian - Craig R. Bowden
- Independent American - Reed C. McCandless
- Write-in; (Unaffiliated) - Caleb Dan Reeve
- (Unaffiliated); Write-in - Tyrone Jensen
- Write-in; (Unaffiliated) - Ryan Daniel Jackson
- (Unaffiliated); Write-in - Hektor Madison Köppre Reiksthegn
- (Unaffiliated); Write-in - Glade G. Fitzgerald
- (Unaffiliated); Write-in - Cody Robert Judy
- Write-in; (Unaffiliated) - Abe Korb
Virginia
- House CD 5
- Republican - Denver Lee Riggleman, III
- Democratic - Leslie C. Cockburn
- House CD 6
- Republican - state Delegate Benjamin Lee "Ben" Cline
- Democratic - Jennifer Lynn Lewis
Washington
- House CD 8
- Democratic - Kim Schrier
- Republican - state Senator Dino Rossi
West Virginia
- House CD 3
- Republican - state Delegate Carol Devine Miller
- Democratic - state Senator Richard Neece Ojeda, II
Wisconsin
- House CD 1
- Republican - University of Wisconsin Regent Bryan George Steil
- Democratic - Randy Bryce
- Independent - Ken Yorgan
- Write-in; (Independent) - Joseph Kexel
Wyoming
- Governor
- Republican - Treasurer Mark Gordon
- Democratic - former state Representative Mary A. Throne
- Constitution - Rex "T-Rex" Rammell
- Libertarian - Lawrence Gerard Struempf
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