276 changes to the candidate list:

Alabama (19 May Primary results): Senate Class 2: Matthew Seth "Seth" Burton (Republican) - lost Primary; Dale Shelton Deas, Jr. (Republican) - lost Primary; Morgan W. W. Murphy (Republican) - lost Primary; Kyle Sweetser (Democratic) - lost Primary; Rodney Walker (Republican) - lost Primary; Mark Shannon Wheeler, II (Democratic) - lost Primary. Governor: former Greenville Illinois City Council Member Will Boyd (Democratic) - lost Primary; Jamel Jermaine "Ja'Mel" Brown (Democratic) - lost Primary; Yolanda Rochelle Flowers (Democratic) - lost Primary; Chad "Chig" Martin (Democratic) - lost Primary; former state Representative Nathan "Nate" Mathis (Democratic) - lost Primary; Ken McFeeters (Republican) - lost Primary; "Alabama" Will Santivasci (Republican) - lost Primary. Lieutenant Governor: Patrick "Pat" Bishop (Republican) - lost Primary; George A. Childress (Republican) - lost Primary; Agriculture and Industries Commissioner Rick Pate (Republican) - lost Primary; former Wilcox County Commissioner Darryl D. Perryman (Democratic) - lost Primary; Stewart Hill Tankersley (Republican) - lost Primary; Nicole Jones Wadsworth (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 3: Member of Congress Michael Dennis "Mike" Rogers (Republican) - Renominated; Terri LaPoint (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 4: Member of Congress Robert Brown Aderholt (Republican) - Renominated; Colbert County Commissioner Thomas Gary "Tommy" Barnes (Republican) - lost Primary; Michael Shane "Shane" Weaver (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 5: Jeremy Devito (Democratic) - lost Primary. Secretary of State: Christopher Christian "Christian" Horn (Republican) - lost Primary; Glenda S. Jackson (Republican) - lost Primary. Attorney General: Blount County District Attorney Pamela L. Casey (Republican) - lost Primary. Treasurer: Treasurer Young Boozer (Republican) - Renominated; Steve Lolley (Republican) - lost Primary. Auditor: Auditor Andrew Sorrell (Republican) - Renominated; Derek Chen (Republican) - lost Primary. Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries: state Senator John "Jack" W. Williams (Republican) - lost Primary.

Alaska: House At-Large: Eric Hafner (Democratic) - added.

District of Columbia (readied for 16 June Primary): Mayor: Yaida O. Ford (Write-in [Democratic]) - re-added, previously listed as Democratic; former Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner Anthony ADC Muhammad (Write-in [Democratic]) - re-added, previously listed as Democratic; Melodie V. Shuler (Write-in [Democratic]) - re-added, previously listed as Democratic. Delegate to the House of Representatives: Samuel Greenfield (Write-in [Democratic]) - re-added, previously listed as Democratic; Kelly Mikel Williams (Write-in [Democratic]) - re-added, previously listed as Democratic.

Georgia (19 May Primary results): Senate Class 2: Member of Congress Earl Leroy "Buddy" Carter (Republican) - lost Primary; John Francis Coyne, III (Republican) - lost Primary; Jonathan McColumn (Republican) - lost Primary. Governor: Olu Brown (Democratic) - lost Primary; Attorney General Christopher Michael "Chris" Carr (Republican) - lost Primary; Clark Headrick Dean (Republican) - lost Primary; Amanda Duffy (Democratic) - lost Primary; former Lieutenant Governor Geoffrey Lynn "Geoff" Duncan, Jr. (Democratic) - lost Primary; former state Senator Jason Fernando Esteves (Democratic) - lost Primary; state Representative Derrick L. Jackson (Democratic) - lost Primary; Gregg Rodne Kirkpatrick (Republican) - lost Primary; Chase Russell Oliver (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate; Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger (Republican) - lost Primary; former DeKalb County Chief Executive Michael "Mike" Thurmond (Democratic) - lost Primary; Thomas E. "Tom" Williams (Republican) - lost Primary; Ken Yasger (Republican) - lost Primary. Lieutenant Governor: state Representative David Timothy Clark (Republican) - lost Primary; state Senator Steve Gooch (Republican) - lost Primary; Brenda Lynn Nelson-Porter (Republican) - lost Primary; Takosha Misheal Swan (Republican) - lost Primary; state Senator Michael Blake "Blake" Tillery (Republican) - lost Primary; Richard N. Wright (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 1: Defonsio Daniels (Democratic) - lost Primary; Chatham County Commissioner Patrick K. "Pat" Farrell (Republican) - lost Primary; Ernest Michael "Michael" McCord (Democratic) - lost Primary; Brian Allen Montgomery (Republican) - lost Primary; Joseph "Joey" Palimeno (Democratic) - lost Primary; Krista Penn (Republican) - lost Primary; Sharon Stokes-Williamson (Democratic) - lost Primary; Kandiss S. Taylor (Republican) - lost Primary; Patrick J. "Pat" Wilver (Democratic) - lost Primary; Eugene Chin Yu (Republican) - lost Primary; former Fayetteville, Arkansas City Council Member Randall Jay "Randy" Zurcher (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 3: George Melville "Melville" Johnson (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 4: Member of Congress Henry Calvin "Hank" Johnson, Jr. (Democratic) - Renominated; Ansel Postell (Democratic) - lost Primary; Benedict "Ben" Truman, II (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 5: Member of Congress Nikema Natassha Williams (Democratic) - Renominated; Arnetress Elaine Beatty (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 6: Justin Lee Pinker (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 7: Larry D. Long (Democratic) - lost Primary; Jayson Toweh (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 8: Worth County School Board Member Justin M. Lucas (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 9: Member of Congress Andrew S. Clyde (Republican) - Renominated; Nicholas Francis "Nick" Alex (Democratic) - lost Primary; Gainesville Mayor Warren Samuel "Sam" Couvillon (Republican) - lost Primary; Hall County Commissioner Joel Gregory "Gregg" Poole (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 10: Jeffrey Dwayne "Jeff" Baker (Republican) - lost Primary; Alexandra "Lexy" Doherty (Democratic) - lost Primary; John B. Dority (Democratic) - lost Primary; Ryan Christopher Millsap (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 11: Lisa Anne Carlquist (Republican) - lost Primary; Uloma Stacy Ekpete Kama (Republican) - lost Primary; John Hobbs (Republican) - lost Primary; Chris Mora (Republican) - lost Primary; Public Service Commissioner Tricia R. Pridemore (Republican) - lost Primary; Barry Craig Wolfert (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 12: Member of Congress Richard Wallen "Rick" Allen (Republican) - Renominated; Tori Brett Branum (Republican) - lost Primary; Tracell Peace-Nichols (Democratic) - lost Primary; Robert Christopher "Chris" Stephens (Democratic) - lost Primary; Brianna Courtney Estelle "Bri" Woodson (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 13: former Gwinnett County Board of Education Member Everton Blair (Democratic) - lost Primary; Jeffree Monroe "Jeff" Fauntleroy (Democratic) - lost Primary; state Senator Emanuel D. Jones (Democratic) - lost Primary; Heavenly Elaine Kimes (Democratic) - lost Primary; Joe Nathan Lester (Democratic) - lost Primary; Member of Congress David Albert Scott (Democratic) - lost Primary - passed away but remained on the ballot. House CD 14: Member of Congress Clayton McLean "Clay" Fuller (Republican) - Renominated; Star Black (Republican) - lost Primary; Reagan Christane Box (Republican) - lost Primary; Timothy "Beau" Brown (Republican) - lost Primary; Eric Brad Cunningham (Republican) - lost Primary; Thomas Jonathan Jackson "Tom" Gray (Republican) - lost Primary; Dalton City Council Member Nicky Lama (Republican) - lost Primary; former state Senator Colton Moore (Republican) - lost Primary; former Paulding County Commissioner Brian C. Stover (Republican) - lost Primary; James Edward "Jim" Tully, Jr. (Republican) - lost Primary. Secretary of State: Cam Thi Ashling (Democratic) - lost Primary; Adrian Consonery, Jr. (Democratic) - lost Primary; Kelvin D. King (Republican) - lost Primary; Edward Tecumseh "Ted" Metz (Republican) - lost Primary; Robert Gabriel "Gabriel" Sterling (Republican) - lost Primary. Attorney General: state Senator William Stone "Bill" Cowsert (Republican) - lost Primary; former state Representative Bob Trammell (Democratic) - lost Primary. Comptroller General/Commissioner of Insurance: Clarence Blalock (Democratic) - lost Primary; Thomas Gabriel Dean (Democratic) - lost Primary; Ambuj "AJ" Jain (Democratic) - lost Primary. Commissioner of Agriculture: Sedrick Kent Rowe, Jr. (Democratic) - lost Primary. Superintendent of Education: former state Representative Mesha Mainor (Republican) - lost Primary; Nelva Melissa Lee (Republican) - lost Primary; Randell Eugene Trammell (Republican) - lost Primary. Commissioner of Labor: Brett A. Hulme (Democratic) - lost Primary; Jason Matthew Moon (Democratic) - lost Primary; Christian D. Wise Smith (Democratic) - lost Primary.

Idaho (19 May Primary results): Senate Class 2: Senator James E. "Jim" Risch (Republican) - Renominated; Nickolas 007 "Nick" Bonds (Democratic) - lost Primary; Joe Evans (Republican) - lost Primary; Denny LaVé (Republican) - lost Primary; Brad Moore (Democratic) - lost Primary; Joshua S. "Josh" Roy (Republican) - lost Primary. Governor: Governor Brad Little (Republican) - Renominated; Sean Calvert Crystal (Republican) - lost Primary; Maxine Durand (Democratic) - lost Primary; Mark David Fitzpatrick (Republican) - lost Primary; Daniel C. Fowler (Republican) - lost Primary; Ethan Giles (Republican) - lost Primary; Ron James (Republican) - lost Primary; Jill C. Kirkham (Democratic) - lost Primary; Lisa Marie (Republican) - lost Primary; Justin R. Plante (Republican) - lost Primary; Chanelle Torrez (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 1: Member of Congress Russell "Russ" Fulcher (Republican) - Renominated; Andy Briner (Republican) - lost Primary; Kenneth Francis "Ken" Brungardt, Jr. (Democratic) - lost Primary; Joseph Perkins "Joe" Morrison (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 2: Member of Congress Michael Keith "Mike" Simpson (Republican) - Renominated; Brian Keene (Republican) - lost Primary; Perry Shumway (Republican) - lost Primary; Julie Marisa Wiley (Democratic) - lost Primary.

Kentucky (19 May Primary results): Senate Class 2: Joshua Blanton, Sr. (Democratic) - lost Primary; former Attorney General Daniel Cameron (Republican) - lost Primary; Anissa Catlett (Republican) - lost Primary; James D. Duncan (Republican) - lost Primary; Michael James "Mike" Faris (Republican) - lost Primary; Logan Forsythe (Democratic) - lost Primary; Valerie "Dr Val" Fredrick (Republican) - lost Primary; Jonathan M. Holliday (Republican) - lost Primary; Jimmy I. Leon (Republican) - lost Primary; Amy McGrath (Democratic) - lost Primary; Nate Morris (Republican) - lost Primary; Dale Lewis Romans (Democratic) - lost Primary; Andrew Nicholas "A. Nick" Shelley (Republican) - lost Primary; state Representative Pamela "Pam" Stevenson (Democratic) - lost Primary; Hardin County Conservation District Board Member Vincent Anthony Thompson (Democratic) - lost Primary; George Washington (Republican) - lost Primary; Donald Ray Wenzel (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 1: Member of Congress James R. Comer (Republican) - Renominated; Penny Arcos (Republican) - lost Primary; David Sims (Republican) - lost Primary; Robert James "Bob" Sutherby (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 2: Member of Congress Steven Brett "Brett" Guthrie (Republican) - Renominated; William Dakota Compton (Democratic) - lost Primary; Joshua M. Ferguson (Republican) - lost Primary; Pippa Passes City Council Member David S. Hatfield (Democratic) - lost Primary; Hank Linderman (Democratic) - lost Primary; G. "Shay" Perry-Adelmann (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 3: Daniel Cobble (Republican) - lost Primary; David Joseph "Dave" Nichter (Republican) - lost Primary; Donald Pay (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 4: Member of Congress Thomas H. Massie (Republican) - Lost Primary; Jesse Russell Brewer (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 5: Member of Congress Harold Dallas "Hal" Rogers (Republican) - Renominated; Brandon R. Monhollen (Republican) - lost Primary; Benjamin Lee Ruvolo-Hurley (Republican) - lost Primary; Crab Orchard City Commissioner Jerry Lee Shelton (Republican) - lost Primary; Kevin Smith (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 6: Adam Perez Arquette (Republican) - lost Primary; Jimmy Clifton Ausbrooks (Democratic) - lost Primary; Harvey Carroll, Jr. (Democratic) - lost Primary; state Representative Ryan Dotson (Republican) - lost Primary; Corey Edwards (Democratic) - lost Primary; former Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council Member David Kloiber (Democratic) - lost Primary; Erin Petrey (Democratic) - lost Primary; Gregory George "Greg" Plucinski (Republican) - lost Primary; Steve Shannon (Republican) - lost Primary; former state Representative Cherlynn Stevenson (Democratic) - lost Primary.

Minnesota: House CD 1: Oliver Roderick Morlan (Republican) - previously listed as Independent. House CD 5: Angie Windhauser (Republican) - re-added. Attorney General: David J.S. Madgett (Democratic-Farmer Labor) - added.

Oklahoma (readied for 16 June primary): House CD 5: Member of Congress Stephanie Bice (Republican) - Renominated.

Oregon (19 May Primary results): Senate Class 2: Senator Jeffrey Alan "Jeff" Merkley (Democratic) - Renominated; Deborah C. Brown (Republican) - lost Primary; David A. Burch (Republican) - lost Primary; Russell McAlmond (Republican) - lost Primary; Timothy William "Tim" Skelton (Republican) - lost Primary; Paul Damian Wells (Democratic) - lost Primary. Governor: Governor Tina Kotek (Democratic) - Renominated; Forest "Fora" Alexander (Democratic) - lost Primary; James Atkinson, IV (Democratic) - lost Primary; Donald M. Beckwith (Democratic) - lost Primary; David W. Beem (Democratic) - lost Primary; Marion County Commissioner Danielle Bethell (Republican) - lost Primary; Hope A. Dalrymple (Republican) - lost Primary; state Representative Edwin L. "Ed" Diehl, III (Republican) - lost Primary; Chris Dudley (Republican) - lost Primary; Kyle M. Duyck (Republican) - lost Primary; Brittany Jones (Democratic) - lost Primary; Khaled K. "Cal" Kishawi (Democratic) - lost Primary; Steve William Laible (Democratic) - lost Primary; David Medina (Republican) - lost Primary; Robert Neuman (Republican) - lost Primary; Brad T. Peters (Republican) - lost Primary; Paul J. Romero, Jr. (Republican) - lost Primary; Tristan Sheppard (Democratic) - lost Primary; Deangelo Leroy Turner (Republican) - lost Primary; Wendy "Wed" Waddell (Republican) - lost Primary; Martin D. Ward (Republican) - lost Primary; Miranda R. Weigler (Democratic) - lost Primary; Timothy O. "Tim" Youker (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 1: Member of Congress Suzanne M. Bonamici (Democratic) - Renominated; Jamil O. Chaudhry-Ahmad (Democratic) - lost Primary; John Verbeek (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 2: Member of Congress Cliff Bentz (Republican) - Renominated; Andrea M. Carr (Republican) - lost Primary; Mary Doyle (Democratic) - lost Primary; Peter James Larson (Republican) - lost Primary; Rebecca McKay Mueller (Democratic) - lost Primary; Peter L. Quince (Democratic) - lost Primary; Dawn L. Rasmussen (Democratic) - lost Primary; Patricia K. "Patty" Snow (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 3: Member of Congress Maxine E. Dexter (Democratic) - Renominated; Andrew Castilleja (Democratic) - lost Primary; Jessica Salas (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 4: Member of Congress Valerie "Val" Hoyle (Democratic) - Renominated; Daniel B. Bahlen (Democratic) - lost Primary; Melissa Bird (Democratic) - lost Primary; Stefan G. Strek (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 5: Member of Congress Janelle S. Bynum (Democratic) - Renominated; Jonathan A. Lockwood (Republican) - lost Primary; Zeva T. Rosenbaum (Democratic) - lost Primary. Commissioner of Labor and Industries: Chris Lynch (Nonpartisan [Democratic]) - lost Primary; Labor and Industries Commissioner Christina E. Stephenson (Nonpartisan [Democratic]) - elected.

Pennsylvania (19 May Primary results): Lieutenant Governor: John Ventre (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 1: Lucia Dora Simonelli (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 3: Shaun D. Griffith (Democratic) - lost Primary; Ala Stanford (Democratic) - lost Primary; state Senator Sharif T. Street (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 7: Ryan Robert Crosswell (Democratic) - lost Primary; Northampton County Executive Lamont G. McClure (Democratic) - lost Primary; Carol Obando-Derstine (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 10: Dauphin County Commissioner Justin Douglas (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 12: Member of Congress Summer Lynn Lee (Democratic) - Renominated; William "Will" Parker (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 17: Jesse James Vodvarka (Republican) - lost Primary.

Wyoming: Governor: Rebecca Bextel (Constitution) - added. Treasurer: Treasurer Curtis E. "Curt" Meier, Jr. (Republican) - added as candidate.

ALABAMA State and Federal Primaries
Polling hours 7 AM to 7 PM local time [1200 to 0000 GMT]
Runoffs (where no candidate gets a majority of the Primary vote) are scheduled for Tuesday 16 June 2026

NOTE:There will only be Primaries for U.S. House of Representatives in the 3rd, 4th, and 5th Congressional Districts. A Special Primary Election for House seats in the 1st, 2nd, 6th, and 7th Congressional Districts is scheduled for Tuesday 11 August 2026.

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GEORGIA State and Federal Primaries
Polling hours 7 AM to 7 PM local time [1100 to 2300 GMT]
Runoffs (where no candidate gets a majority of the Primary vote) are scheduled for Tuesday 16 June 2026

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IDAHO State and Federal Primaries
Polling hours generally 8 AM to 8 PM local time [1400 to 0200 GMT re: Mountain Time/1500 to 0300 re: Pacific Time]

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KENTUCKY Federal Primaries
Polling hours 6 AM to 6 PM local time [1000 to 2200 GMT re:Eastern Time/1100 to 2300 GMT re: Central Time]

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OREGON State and Federal Primaries
Oregon votes by mail. Ostensible Polling ends at 8 PM local time [0200 GMT re:Mountain Time/0300 re: Pacific Time] by which time Ballots must have been received.

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PENNSYLVANIA State and Federal Primaries
Polling hours 7 AM to 8 PM local time [1100 to 0000 GMT]

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17 changes to the candidate list:

Connecticut: Governor: former state Representative Harry Arora (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; former New York Lieutenant Governor Betsy McCaughey (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Lieutenant Governor: state Representative Tim Ackert (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Lieutenant Governor Susan Bysiewicz (Democratic) - added as candidate; Michael Walker (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 1: Mark Stewart Greenstein (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Thomas "Tom" McCormick (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 2: Sean Randall (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 4: John J. Flynn (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 5: Michele L. Botelho (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; John Anthony Bucciarelli, III (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Florida: House CD 9: Benjamin "Ben" Butler (Republican) - added.

Hawaii: Governor: Kenneth "Ken" Fujiyama (Nonpartisan, Republican) - previously listed as Nonpartisan; Governor Joshua B. "Josh" Green (Democratic) - added as candidate.

Michigan: House CD 13: Martell D. Bivings (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Detroit City Council Member Mary Waters (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Wyoming: Superintendent of Public Instruction: Steve Harshman (Republican) - added.

60 changes to the candidate list:

Alabama: House CD 6: Jacob Henry Bouma-Sims (Democratic) - added.

Florida: Governor: state Senator Jason W. B. Pizzo (No Party Affiliation) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 14: Mike Beltran (Republican) - added; state Representative Kevin M. Steele (Republican) - re-added. House CD 20: Brent Andersen (Republican) - added. House CD 22: Steve Avila (Republican) - added; Belinda Keiser (Republican) - added. House CD 25: Oliver Adams Larkin (Democratic) - previously listed as a candidate for House CD 23.

Louisiana (16 May primary update): Senate Class 2: Senator William M. "Bill" Cassidy (Republican) - Lost Primary; Mark Spencer (Republican) - lost Primary. The Democrats and Republicans parties will require a 27 June run-off

New Jersey: House CD 9: Terrisa Bukovinac (Independent) - added.

New York: Senate Class 3: Heidi Cochran (Democratic) - added.

Tennessee (filing has closed for the new congressional districts): House CD 1: William Eugene "Billy" Cody (Independent [Republican]) - re-added, previously listed as Republican. House CD 3: Bryan B. Martin (Democratic) - re-added. House CD 4: Jacob Kristopher Anders (Independent [Democratic]) - re-added, previously listed as Democratic; Nashville Metropolitan Council Member Mike Cortese (Democratic) - previously listed as a candidate for House CD 5; Clay Faircloth (Independent) - added; Cliff Huffman (Democratic) - added; Joshua James (Republican) - added; Timothy "Tim" Lanier (Democratic) - added; Joyce Elaine Neal (Democratic) - previously listed as a candidate for House CD 5; Rishi K. Saxena (Republican) - added. House CD 5: Yolanda Cooper-Sutton (Democratic) - added; DeVante R. Hill (Democratic) - previously listed as a candidate for House CD 9; Rachel Hurley (Democratic) - added; Carrie Ann Iacomini (Democratic) - added; James A. Johnson (Independent) - added; Micheál "Me-Haul" O'Leary (Independent [Republican]) - re-added, previously listed as Republican; Patrick Smith (Republican) - added. House CD 6: Christopher Martin Finley (Democratic) - re-added; Miriam Leibowitz (Democratic) - added; Angus Purdy (Independent) - added. House CD 7: Darden Hunter Copeland (Democratic) - added; Vincent Dixie (Democratic) - re-added; Brant Edward Hall, II (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Saletta Holloway (Democratic) - added; Andrew Jordon Koontz (Independent) - previously listed as a candidate for House CD 6; Lowell Andre Reynolds (Independent) - previously listed as a candidate for House CD 5. House CD 8: Adam D. Austill (Independent) - added; Wendell "Wells" Blankenship (Independent) - previously listed as a candidate for House CD 9; Antonio Futch (Independent) - added; Jordan D. Hinders (Democratic) - added; Heidi Kuhn (Democratic) - added; Henry J. Ward, III (Independent) - added. House CD 9: Member of Congress Stephen Ira "Steve" Cohen (Democratic) - Open Seat - 15 May 2026 - "This morning I announced my decision not to run in any of the three gerrymandered congressional districts carved out of the 9th District ...."; Michelle Davis Head (Independent) - added; state Senator London Lamar (Democratic) - added; James Anthony "Jim" Torino (Democratic) - previously listed as a candidate for House CD 5; Brenda Woods (Democratic) - previously listed as a candidate for House CD 8.

Virgin Islands: Governor: former island Senator Positive Nelson (Independent) - running for Lieutenant Governor. Delegate to the House of Representatives: Shelley Moorhead (Independent) - added.

Wyoming: Senate Class 2: Jill M. Edwards (Republican) - added; John Allan Holtz (Republican) - added. Governor: Kenneth R. Casner (Democratic) - added. Secretary of State: Rachel Rodriguez-Williams (Republican) - added. Auditor: Auditor Kristi Racines (Republican) - added as candidate. Superintendent of Public Instruction: Chad Auer (Republican) - added; Ana Cordova (Democratic) - added; Thomas Martin "Tom" Kelly (Republican) - added; Sergio A. Maldonado, Sr. (Democratic) - added.

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2026 Calendar

• Louisiana - For U.S. House: The Saturday 16 May U.S. House races previously scheduled under the closed party primary system are cancelled. All U.S. House candidates from all parties will appear on the open primary ballot on Tuesday 3 November. If no candidate receives a majority (50% of the vote plus 1), a Saturday 12 December runoff is held between the top two vote getters. Filing is Wednesday 5 August to Friday 7 August 2026.
  • Party Primary Runoff (2nd Party Primary, US Senate D, R) on 27 June 2026 is updated.
  • Filing - U.S. House on 5 - 7 August 2026 is added.
  • Open Primary / Congressional on 3 November 2026 is updated.
  • General Election Runoff (US House) on 12 December 2026 is added.
• Tennessee - redistricting per maps adopted on 4 May 2026.
  • Filing Deadline - US House on 15 May 2026 is added.