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Capito to face progressive activist in West Virginia
West Virginia Democrats picked progressive activist Paula Jean Swearengin to take on Republican Sen. Shelley Moore Capito in November.
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West Virginia Democrats picked progressive activist Paula Jean Swearengin to take on Republican Sen. Shelley Moore Capito in November.
House Foreign Affairs Chairman Eliot Engel, first elected in 1988, faces a challenger backed by the same groups that helped upset Rep. Joe Crowley in 2018.
Former Rep. Karen Handel will rematch Rep. Lucy McBath, but challenger to GOP Sen. David Perdue still not set, and other races headed to runoffs.
State Rep. Nancy Mace won a four-way GOP primary with support from the anti-tax Club for Growth, defeating the House Freedom Fund-backed Kathy Landing.
Support from Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for Democrat Charles Booker in the Kentucky Senate primary could help him raise money.
The mishaps were caused by new voting machines, fewer polling places because of the pandemic, and voters complaining that absentee ballots never arrived.
The 2020 election will likely be all about President Donald Trump, as was the 2018 midterms. This will work to Democrats' advantage, Stu Rothenberg writes.
Kansas Senate seat is in play because GOP nominee could be Kris Kobach, loser of 2018 governor's race, elections analyst Nathan L. Gonzales says.
South Carolina Republicans will choose their nominee for a House district they see as one of their biggest 2020 pick-up opportunities on Tuesday while Georgia Democrats make their pick for one of two Peach State Senate seats up this year. And in Nevada, a former professional wrestler is vying for the GOP nomination to take on Democratic Rep. Susie Lee.
Former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper, the Democrats' leading candidate to take on Sen. Cory Gardner, was cited for trips he took as governor.
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The Iowa Republican who was stripped of his committee assignments for racist comments lost Tuesday's primary after the party establishment opposed him.
A surge in mail-in ballots and disruption caused by police protests and curfews leave several battleground races uncalled, and they may be for days.
Matchups are set for competitive congressional races in Montana, including the competitive Senate contest between Steve Daines and Steve Bullock.
The fight for control of the House in 2020 continues to favor Democrats, partly because of the president, but also due to campaign fundamentals.
With Iowa Rep. Steve King out of the race for the 4th District, the Inside Elections race rating changes from Tilt Republican to Solid Republican.
King had been stripped of his committee assignments last year by party leaders in the House after questioning why white supremacy was controversial.
Democrats are more hopeful about challenging for Brooks seat in Indianapolis suburbs than Republicansare about Visclosky near Chicago.
Yvette Herrell won a nasty Republican primary to earn a rematch against New Mexico Rep. Xochitl Torres Small, the Democrat who narrowly beat her in 2018.
Democrat Theresa Greenfield will take on Iowa Republican Sen. Joni Ernst in what will be one of the most hotly contested Senate races in November.