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2026 Midterms: Primaries, Key Races and Election Results

Name: U.S. Election 2024
Start: 2024-11-05T00:00:01-05:00
End: 2024-11-05T23:59:59-05:00
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Candidates	Votes	%
Massachusetts Senate Primary RRepublican September 1
R John Deaton	-	-
This candidate is running unopposed.
Polls close at 8:00 PM ET

Massachusetts Senate Primary DDemocrat September 1
D Edward Markey In	0	0
D Seth Moulton	0	0
Polls close at 8:00 PM ET Reporting 0% in

Massachusetts 1st District Primary DDemocrat September 1
D Richard Neal In	0	0
D Jeromie Whalen	0	0
Polls close at 8:00 PM ET Reporting 0% in

Massachusetts 2nd District Primary DDemocrat September 1
D James McGovern In	-	-
This candidate is running unopposed.
Polls close at 8:00 PM ET

Massachusetts 3rd District Primary RRepublican September 1
R Gary Grossi	-	-
This candidate is running unopposed.
Polls close at 8:00 PM ET

Massachusetts 3rd District Primary DDemocrat September 1
D Lori Trahan In	-	-
This candidate is running unopposed.
Polls close at 8:00 PM ET

Massachusetts 4th District Primary RRepublican September 1
R Thomas Stalcup	-	-
This candidate is running unopposed.
Polls close at 8:00 PM ET

Massachusetts 4th District Primary DDemocrat September 1
D Jake Auchincloss In	0	0
D Jason Poulos	0	0
Polls close at 8:00 PM ET Reporting 0% in

Massachusetts 5th District Primary DDemocrat September 1
D Katherine Clark In	0	0
D Jonathan Paz	0	0
D Tarik Samman	0	0
Polls close at 8:00 PM ET Reporting 0% in

Massachusetts 6th District Primary RRepublican September 1
R Micah Jones	-	-
This candidate is running unopposed.
Polls close at 8:00 PM ET

Massachusetts 6th District Primary DDemocrat September 1
D Bethany Andres-Beck	0	0
D John Beccia	0	0
D Jamie Belsito	0	0
D Dan Koh	0	0
D Mariah Lancaster	0	0
D Tram Nguyen	0	0
Polls close at 8:00 PM ET Reporting 0% in

Massachusetts 7th District Primary DDemocrat September 1
D Ayanna Pressley In	-	-
This candidate is running unopposed.
Polls close at 8:00 PM ET

Massachusetts 8th District Primary RRepublican September 1
R Robert Burke	-	-
This candidate is running unopposed.
Polls close at 8:00 PM ET

Massachusetts 8th District Primary DDemocrat September 1
D Stephen Lynch In	0	0
D Patrick Roath	0	0
Polls close at 8:00 PM ET Reporting 0% in

Massachusetts 9th District Primary RRepublican September 1
R R. MacAllister	-	-
This candidate is running unopposed.
Polls close at 8:00 PM ET

Massachusetts 9th District Primary DDemocrat September 1
D Bill Keating In	0	0
D Craig Swallow	0	0
Polls close at 8:00 PM ET Reporting 0% in

Massachusetts Governor Primary RRepublican September 1
R Michael Minogue	0	0
R Brian Shortsleeve	0	0
Polls close at 8:00 PM ET Reporting 0% in

Massachusetts Governor Primary DDemocrat September 1
D Maura Healey In	-	-
This candidate is running unopposed.
Polls close at 8:00 PM ET

Source: The Associated Press

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Candidates	Votes	%
New Hampshire Senate Primary DDemocrat September 8
D David Jarvis	-	-
D Karishma Manzur	-	-
D Chris Pappas	-	-
D Maxwell Saal	-	-
D Total Write-ins	-	-
D John Vail	-	-
Polls open at 6:00 AM ET

New Hampshire Senate Primary RRepublican September 8
R Tom Alciere	-	-
R Scott Brown	-	-
R Sky Danley	-	-
R Andy Martin	-	-
R Mary Maxwell	-	-
R Richard McMenamon	-	-
R Sabrina Smith	-	-
R John Sununu	-	-
R Total Write-ins	-	-
Polls open at 6:00 AM ET

New Hampshire 1st District Primary DDemocrat September 8
D Carleigh Beriont	-	-
D Sarah Chadzynski	-	-
D Bill Conlin	-	-
D Matthew Emerson	-	-
D Heath Howard	-	-
D Stefany Shaheen	-	-
D Sarah Spinosa	-	-
D Maura Sullivan	-	-
D Total Write-ins	-	-
D Christian Urrutia	-	-
Polls open at 6:00 AM ET

New Hampshire 1st District Primary RRepublican September 8
R Lindsey Anderson	-	-
R Melissa Bailey	-	-
R Brian Cole	-	-
R Anthony DiLorenzo	-	-
R Hollie Noveletsky	-	-
R Total Write-ins	-	-
Polls open at 6:00 AM ET

New Hampshire 2nd District Primary DDemocrat September 8
D Paige Beauchemin	-	-
D Maggie Goodlander In	-	-
D Total Write-ins	-	-
Polls open at 6:00 AM ET

New Hampshire 2nd District Primary RRepublican September 8
R Michael Callis	-	-
R Dan Nicholson	-	-
R Victor Orlando	-	-
R Lily Tang Williams	-	-
R Total Write-ins	-	-
Polls open at 6:00 AM ET

New Hampshire Governor Primary DDemocrat September 8
D Cinde Warmington	-	-
This candidate is running unopposed.
Polls open at 6:00 AM ET

New Hampshire Governor Primary RRepublican September 8
R Kelly Ayotte In	-	-
R Shaun Fife	-	-
R Bob McClory	-	-
R Total Write-ins	-	-
Polls open at 6:00 AM ET

Source: The Associated Press

Candidates	Votes	%
Alaska Governor All-Party Primary August 18
D Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins	37,006	22.52%
D Tom Begich	34,172	20.80%
R Bernadette Wilson	16,468	10.02%
R Dave Bronson	13,364	8.13%
R Treg Taylor	11,928	7.26%
R Click Bishop	11,527	7.02%
R Adam Crum	8,922	5.43%
R Shelley Hughes	8,776	5.34%
O Bill Walker	7,341	4.47%
R Matt Heilala	4,330	2.64%
O Meda DeWitt	4,184	2.55%
R Edna DeVries	2,167	1.32%
R Lesil McGuire	2,098	1.28%
R Michael Gilbert	675	<1%
R James Parkin	638	<1%
O Destry Payne	372	<1%
R Henry Kroll	335	<1%
Polls are closed Reporting 100% in

Alaska Senate All-Party Primary August 18
D Mary Peltola	82,244	49.54%
R Dan Sullivan In	68,726	41.40%
R Daniel Sullivan	4,107	2.47%
D David Leslie	1,850	1.11%
R Gerald Heikes	1,741	1.05%
D Carol Hafner	1,009	<1%
R Heather McElwain	972	<1%
R Dustin Darden	808	<1%
O Earl Southworth	803	<1%
O Scott Kohlhaas	794	<1%
R Richard Mayers	609	<1%
O Reece Roberts	602	<1%
O Sidney Hill	522	<1%
R Fred Grauberger	479	<1%
O Richard Grayson	432	<1%
O Shirley Saucerman	306	<1%
Polls are closed Reporting 100% in

Alaska 1st District All-Party Primary August 18
R Nick Begich In	72,696	44.62%
O Bill Hill	53,008	32.53%
D Eric Hafner	6,175	3.79%
D John Williams	4,413	2.71%
D Matt Schultz	13,149	8.07%
R Clay Strickland	3,681	2.26%
D Yaquelin Reynoso	2,928	1.80%
O James McDermott	1,951	1.20%
O Melanie Salazar	1,181	<1%
R Eddie Goldfarb	943	<1%
O Lady Donna Dutchess	715	<1%
O Matthew Williams	632	<1%
O David Richey	579	<1%
O David Ambrose	523	<1%
O John Foddrill	358	<1%
Polls are closed Reporting 100% in

Wyoming 1st District Primary DDemocrat August 18
D Lisa Kinney	9,344	76.53%
D Elena Del Real	2,660	21.79%
D Total Write-ins	206	1.69%
Polls are closed Reporting 100% in

Wyoming 1st District Primary RRepublican August 18
R Chuck Gray	31,224	25.34%
R Steve Friess	25,059	20.34%
R Kevin Christensen	21,633	17.56%
R Jillian Balow	12,591	10.22%
R Reid Rasner	10,808	8.77%
R David Giralt	10,131	8.22%
R Bo Biteman	6,257	5.08%
R Keith Goodenough	3,343	2.71%
R Richard Dodson	1,777	1.44%
R Total Write-ins	386	<1%
Polls are closed Reporting 100% in

Wyoming Governor Primary DDemocrat August 18
D Kenneth Casner	-	-
This candidate is running unopposed.
Polls are closed

Wyoming Governor Primary RRepublican August 18
R Eric Barlow	58,825	44.98%
R Megan Degenfelder	38,746	29.63%
R Brent Bien	30,850	23.59%
R Curt Blake	2,161	1.65%
R Total Write-ins	193	<1%
Polls are closed Reporting 100% in

Wyoming Senate Primary RRepublican August 18
R Harriet Hageman	83,807	64.66%
R Sam Mead	35,879	27.68%
R Jimmy Skovgard	3,527	2.72%
R Jill Edwards	3,431	2.65%
R John Holtz	2,539	1.96%
R Total Write-ins	422	<1%
Polls are closed Reporting 100% in

Wyoming Senate Primary DDemocrat August 18
D James Byrd	9,591	77.58%
D Billy Benavidez	2,499	20.21%
D Total Write-ins	273	2.21%
Polls are closed Reporting 100% in

Nebraska Governor Primary RRepublican August 18
R Jim Pillen In	141,874	75.41%
R John Walz	18,005	9.57%
R Sheila Korth-Focken	14,580	7.75%
R Gary Rogge	6,962	3.70%
R Jacy Todd	5,102	2.71%
R Sal Holguin	1,602	<1%
Polls are closed Reporting 98.34% in

Nebraska Senate Primary RRepublican August 18
R Pete Ricketts In	160,057	81.47%
R Todd Knobel	15,872	8.08%
R Debb Schultz	11,684	5.95%
R Mac Stevens	5,187	2.64%
R Eric Mortimore	3,653	1.86%
Polls are closed Reporting 98.33% in