2026 Midterm Elections

Midterm election Tuesday, November 3, 2026 · 38 days to go

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U.S. Senate 35 races

Florida U.S. Senate (special)

Neil Gillespie

Independent

Ashley Moody

Republican Incumbent

Angie Nixon

Democratic

Ohio U.S. Senate (special)

Sherrod Brown

Democratic

Jon Husted

Republican Incumbent

Greg Levy

Independent

William Redpath

Libertarian

Alabama U.S. Senate

Barry Moore

Republican

Everett Wess

Democratic

Alaska U.S. Senate

Gerald Heikes

Republican

Mary Peltola

Democratic

Dan J. Sullivan

Republican

Dan S. Sullivan

Republican Incumbent

Arkansas U.S. Senate

Tom Cotton

Republican Incumbent

Hallie Shoffner

Democratic

Jeff Wadlin

Libertarian

Colorado U.S. Senate

Mark Baisley

Republican

Christopher Baum

Approval Voting

Bob Chew

Forward

John Hickenlooper

Democratic Incumbent

Blake Huber

Libertarian

Adam Withrow

Unity

Delaware U.S. Senate

Chris Coons

Democratic Incumbent

Michael Katz

Republican

Georgia U.S. Senate

Mike Collins

Republican

Jon Ossoff

Democratic Incumbent

Idaho U.S. Senate

Todd Achilles

Independent

Natalie Fleming

Independent

Matt Loesby

Libertarian

Jim Risch

Republican Incumbent

Illinois U.S. Senate

Whitfield Harrington Jr.

Independent

Juliana Stratton

Democratic

Don Tracy

Republican

Iowa U.S. Senate

Ashley Hinson

Republican

Thomas Laehn

Libertarian

Josh Turek

Democratic

Kansas U.S. Senate

David Graham

Libertarian

Adam Hamilton

Democratic

Roger Marshall

Republican Incumbent

Kentucky U.S. Senate

Andy Barr

Republican

Charles Booker

Democratic

Christopher Campbell

Independent

Louisiana U.S. Senate

Jamie Davis

Democratic

Julia Letlow

Republican

Maine U.S. Senate

Susan Collins

Republican Incumbent

Troy Jackson

Democratic

Massachusetts U.S. Senate

Shiva Ayyadurai

Independent

John Deaton

Republican

Ed Markey

Democratic Incumbent

Joe Tache

Socialism and Liberation

Michigan U.S. Senate

Lydia Christensen

Libertarian

Abdul El-Sayed

Democratic

Walter P. Kristy

Natural Law

Tim Long

U.S. Taxpayers

Douglas P. Marsh

Green

Mike Rogers

Republican

Minnesota U.S. Senate

Peggy Flanagan

DFL

Marisa Simonetti

Independent

Michele Tafoya

Republican

Rebecca Whiting

Libertarian

Mississippi U.S. Senate

Scott Colom

Democratic

Cindy Hyde-Smith

Republican Incumbent

Ty Pinkins

Independent

Montana U.S. Senate

Kurt Alme

Republican

Kyle Austin

Libertarian

Alani Bankhead

Democratic

Seth Bodnar

Independent

Nebraska U.S. Senate

Chuck Conboy

America First

Mike Marvin

Legal Marijuana Now

Dan Osborn

Independent

Robin Richards

Working People

Pete Ricketts

Republican Incumbent

New Hampshire U.S. Senate

Edmond LaPlante

Constitution

Chris Pappas

Democratic

John E. Sununu

Republican

New Jersey U.S. Senate

Cory Booker

Democratic Incumbent

Veronica Fernandez

Independent

Joanne Kuniansky

Socialist Workers

Justin Murphy

Republican

New Mexico U.S. Senate

Ben Ray Luján

Democratic Incumbent

Larry Marker

Republican

North Carolina U.S. Senate

Shannon Bray

Libertarian

Roy Cooper

Democratic

Michael Dublin

Green

Michael Whatley

Republican

Oklahoma U.S. Senate

Kevin Hern

Republican

Ron Meinhardt

Independent

Curtis Stinnett

Independent

N'Kiyla Jasmine Thomas

Democratic

Sevier White

Libertarian

Oregon U.S. Senate

Gary Lyndon Dye

Libertarian

Brett Smith

Pacific Green

Jeff Merkley

Democratic Incumbent

David Brock Smith

Republican

Rhode Island U.S. Senate

Michael Bahry

Independent

Raymond McKay

Republican

Jack Reed

Democratic Incumbent

South Carolina U.S. Senate

Annie Andrews

Democratic

Darline Graham

Republican

Mark Hackett

Constitution

Kasie Whitener

Libertarian

South Dakota U.S. Senate

Brian Bengs

Independent

Mike Rounds

Republican Incumbent

Tennessee U.S. Senate

Marquita Bradshaw

Democratic

Tharon Chandler

Independent

Andrew Gerena

Independent

Bill Hagerty

Republican Incumbent

Jeremy Hearn

Independent

Robert Jones

Independent

James Macon III

Independent

Yoshi Matthews

Independent

David Sutman Jr.

Independent

Catherine Whitson

Independent

Texas U.S. Senate

Ted Brown

Libertarian

Ken Paxton

Republican

James Talarico

Democratic

Virginia U.S. Senate

Bert Mizusawa

Republican

Mark Warner

Democratic Incumbent

West Virginia U.S. Senate

Rachel Fetty Anderson

Democratic

Shelley Moore Capito

Republican Incumbent

S. Marshall Wilson

Constitution

Wyoming U.S. Senate

James W. Byrd

Democratic

Harriet Hageman

Republican

Governor 36 races

Alabama Governor

Doug Jones

Democratic

Tommy Tuberville

Republican

Alaska Governor

Dave Bronson

Republican

Treg Taylor

Republican

Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins

Democratic

Bernadette Wilson

Republican

Arizona Governor

Andy Biggs

Republican

Katie Hobbs

Democratic Incumbent

Teri Hourihan

No Labels

Risa Lombardo

Green

Arkansas Governor

Fredrick Love

Democratic

Sarah Huckabee Sanders

Republican Incumbent

Colt Shelby

Libertarian

California Governor

Xavier Becerra

Democratic

Steve Hilton

Republican

Colorado Governor

Stephen Hamilton

American Constitution

Greg Lopez

Independent

Victor Marx

Republican

Eric Mulder

Libertarian

Jeff Peckman

Unity

Erik Underwood

Approval Voting

Phil Weiser

Democratic

Connecticut Governor

Ryan Fazio

Republican

Ned Lamont

Democratic Incumbent

Florida Governor

Dean Abrams

Independent

Charles Burkett

Independent

Jeffrey Datto

Independent

Moe Dimanche

Independent

Byron Donalds

Republican

Scott Jewett

Libertarian

David Jolly

Democratic

Frank Russo

Independent

Georgia Governor

Keisha Lance Bottoms

Democratic

Rick Jackson

Republican

Hawaii Governor

Gary Cordery

Republican

Josh Green

Democratic Incumbent

Idaho Governor

Brad Little

Republican Incumbent

Terri Pickens

Democratic

Pro-Life

Constitution

Paul Sand

Libertarian

John Stegner

Independent

Illinois Governor

Darren Bailey

Republican

Collin Corbett

Independent

JB Pritzker

Democratic Incumbent

Iowa Governor

Zach Lahn

Republican

Rob Sand

Democratic

Sondra Wilson

Independent

Kansas Governor

Cindy Holscher

Democratic

Ty Masterson

Republican

Maine Governor

Rick Bennett

Independent

Robert B. Charles

Republican

Hannah Pingree

Democratic

Maryland Governor

Dan Cox

Republican

Andy Ellis

Green

Wes Moore

Democratic Incumbent

Cathy White

Working Class

Massachusetts Governor

Maura Healey

Democratic Incumbent

Andrea James

Independent

Mike Minogue

Republican

Michigan Governor

Jocelyn Benson

Democratic

Donna Brandenburg

U.S. Taxpayers

Douglas Campbell

Green

Anthony Hudson

Libertarian

John James

Republican

Minnesota Governor

Lisa Demuth

Republican

Amy Klobuchar

DFL

Steven Young

Green

Nebraska Governor

Rick Beard

Legal Marijuana Now

Brett Lindstrom

America First

Jim Pillen

Republican Incumbent

Lynne Walz

Democratic

Nevada Governor

Aaron Ford

Democratic

Danielle Ford

Independent

Joe Lombardo

Republican Incumbent

New Hampshire Governor

Kelly Ayotte

Republican Incumbent

Jon Kiper

Community First

Cinde Warmington

Democratic

New Mexico Governor

Deb Haaland

Democratic

Gregg Hull

Republican

New York Governor

Bruce Blakeman

Republican

Kathy Hochul

Democratic Incumbent

Ohio Governor

Amy Acton

Democratic

Donald Kissick

Libertarian

Vivek Ramaswamy

Republican

Oklahoma Governor

Robert Brooks Sr.

Independent

Orlando Bush

Independent

Jerry Griffin

Independent

Mike Mazzei

Republican

Cyndi Munson

Democratic

Oregon Governor

Christine Drazan

Republican

Tina Kotek

Democratic Incumbent

Brett Smith

Pacific Green

Pennsylvania Governor

Stacy Garrity

Republican

Ken Krawchuk

Libertarian

Josh Shapiro

Democratic Incumbent

Rhode Island Governor

Ken Block

Independent

Helena Foulkes

Democratic

Jasjit Gotra

Independent

Aaron Guckian

Republican

CD Reynolds

Independent

South Carolina Governor

Michael Addison

United Citizens

Walid Hakim

Green

Jermaine Johnson

Democratic

Alan Wilson

Republican

South Dakota Governor

Dan Ahlers

Democratic

Larry Rhoden

Republican Incumbent

Tennessee Governor

Misam Abidi

Independent

Santiago Asconape

Independent

Marsha Blackburn

Republican

Dean Brewer

Independent

Ray Brown

Independent

Jerri Green

Democratic

Taylor Hafley

Independent

David Hatley

Independent

Wendell Jackson

Independent

Charles Van Morgan

Independent

Eddie Lee Murphy

Independent

Lauren Pinkston

Independent

Karl Smithson

Independent

L. Webb Taylor

Independent

Robert Vick

Independent

Texas Governor

Greg Abbott

Republican Incumbent

Pat Dixon

Libertarian

Gina Hinojosa

Democratic

Vermont Governor

June Goodband

Green Mountain

Amanda Janoo

Democratic

Brian Judd

Independent

Phil Scott

Republican Incumbent

Dean Roy

Freedom and Unity

Wisconsin Governor

David Crowley

Democratic

Tom Tiffany

Republican

Wyoming Governor

Eric Barlow

Republican

Kenneth Casner

Democratic

Joseph Kibler

Constitution

U.S. House 435 races

Alabama 7 districts

District 1 Jerry Carl (Republican) Clyde Jones Jr. (Democratic)
District 2 Shomari Figures (Democratic, incumbent) Rhett Marques (Republican)
District 3 Lee McInnis (Democratic) Mike Rogers (Republican, incumbent)
District 4 Robert Aderholt (Republican, incumbent) Amanda Pusczek (Democratic)
District 5 Andrew Sneed (Democratic) Dale Strong (Republican, incumbent)
District 6 Maurice Mercer (Democratic) Gary Palmer (Republican, incumbent)
District 7 Ammie Akin (Republican) Terri Sewell (Democratic, incumbent)

Alaska 1 district

At-large Nick Begich III (Republican, incumbent) Bill Hill (Independent) Eric Hafner (Democratic) Jim McDermott (Libertarian)

Arizona 9 districts

District 1 Monica Alponte (Libertarian) Jay Feely (Republican) Amish Shah (Democratic)
District 2 Eli Crane (Republican, incumbent) Curtis Goodwin (Libertarian) Jonathan Nez (Democratic)
District 3 Yassamin Ansari (Democratic, incumbent) Alan Aversa (No Labels) David Redkey (Green)
District 4 Tisha Benoit (No Labels) Zuhdi Jasser (Republican) Greg Stanton (Democratic, incumbent)
District 5 Mark Lamb (Republican) Elizabeth Lee (Democratic)
District 6 Juan Ciscomani (Republican, incumbent) JoAnna Mendoza (Democratic) Jereme Peters (Libertarian) Gary Swing (Green)
District 7 Daniel Butierez (Republican) Adelita Grijalva (Democratic, incumbent)
District 8 Abraham Hamadeh (Republican, incumbent) Bernadette Greene-Placentia (Democratic)
District 9 Paul Gosar (Republican, incumbent) Dani Sterbinsky (Democratic)

Arkansas 4 districts

District 1 Rick Crawford (Republican, incumbent) Terri Green (Democratic) Steve Parsons (Libertarian)
District 2 French Hill (Republican, incumbent) Chris Jones (Democratic)
District 3 Robb Ryerse (Democratic) Bobby Wilson (Libertarian) Steve Womack (Republican, incumbent)
District 4 James Russell (Democratic) Bruce Westerman (Republican, incumbent)

California 52 districts

District 1 James Gallagher (Republican, incumbent) Mike McGuire (Democratic)
District 2 Jared Huffman (Democratic, incumbent) Robin Littau (Republican)
District 3 Ami Bera (Democratic, incumbent) Robb Tucker (Republican)
District 4 Eric Jones (Democratic) Mike Thompson (Democratic, incumbent)
District 5 Michael Masuda (Democratic) Tom McClintock (Republican, incumbent)
District 6 Kevin Kiley (Independent, incumbent) Richard Pan (Democratic)
District 7 Doris Matsui (Democratic, incumbent) Mai Vang (Democratic)
District 8 John Garamendi (Democratic, incumbent) Rudy Recile (Republican)
District 9 Josh Harder (Democratic, incumbent) John McBride (Republican)
District 10 Mark DeSaulnier (Democratic, incumbent) Jeff Frese (Republican)
District 11 Connie Chan (Democratic) Scott Wiener (Democratic)
District 12 Jamie Joyce (Democratic) Lateefah Simon (Democratic, incumbent)
District 13 Adam Gray (Democratic, incumbent) Kevin Lincoln (Republican)
District 14 Melissa Hernandez (Democratic) Aisha Wahab (Democratic, incumbent)
District 15 Charles Hoelter (Republican) Kevin Mullin (Democratic, incumbent)
District 16 Sam Liccardo (Democratic, incumbent) Peter Soulé (Republican)
District 17 Ro Khanna (Democratic, incumbent) Ritesh Tandon (Republican)
District 18 Shane Lewis (Republican) Zoe Lofgren (Democratic, incumbent)
District 19 Jimmy Panetta (Democratic, incumbent) Peter Coe Verbica (Republican)
District 20 Vince Fong (Republican, incumbent) Sandra Van Scotter (Democratic)
District 21 Jim Costa (Democratic, incumbent) Kyle Kirkland (Republican)
District 22 David Valadao (Republican, incumbent) Randy Villegas (Democratic)
District 23 Tessa Lynn Hodge (Democratic) Jay Obernolte (Republican, incumbent)
District 24 Salud Carbajal (Democratic, incumbent) Bob Smith (Republican)
District 25 Joe Males (Republican) Raul Ruiz (Democratic, incumbent)
District 26 Sam Gallucci (Republican) Jacqui Irwin (Democratic)
District 27 Jason Gibbs (Republican) George Whitesides (Democratic, incumbent)
District 28 Judy Chu (Democratic, incumbent) April Verlato (Republican)
District 29 Angelica Dueñas (Democratic) Luz Rivas (Democratic, incumbent)
District 30 Laura Friedman (Democratic, incumbent) Scott Meyers (Republican)
District 31 Eric Ching (Republican) Gil Cisneros (Democratic, incumbent)
District 32 Brad Sherman (Democratic, incumbent) Larry Thompson (Republican)
District 33 Pete Aguilar (Democratic, incumbent) Stephanie Vargas (Republican)
District 34 Jimmy Gomez (Democratic, incumbent) Angela Gonzales-Torres (Democratic)
District 35 Mike Cargile (Republican) Norma Torres (Democratic, incumbent)
District 36 Houston Brignano (Republican) Ted Lieu (Democratic, incumbent)
District 37 Sydney Kamlager-Dove (Democratic, incumbent) Samantha Mota (Democratic)
District 38 Pedro Casas (Republican) Hilda Solis (Democratic)
District 39 Steve Manos (Republican) Mark Takano (Democratic, incumbent)
District 40 Ken Calvert (Republican, incumbent) Young Kim (Republican, incumbent)
District 41 Mitch Clemmons (Republican) Linda Sánchez (Democratic, incumbent)
District 42 Brian Burley (Republican) Robert Garcia (Democratic, incumbent)
District 43 Cristian Morales (Republican) Maxine Waters (Democratic, incumbent)
District 44 Genevieve Angel (Republican) Nanette Barragán (Democratic, incumbent)
District 45 Derek Tran (Democratic, incumbent) Chuong Vo (Republican)
District 46 Lou Correa (Democratic, incumbent) David Pan (Republican)
District 47 Jenny Le Roux (Republican) Dave Min (Democratic, incumbent)
District 48 Jim Desmond (Republican) Marni von Wilpert (Democratic)
District 49 Armen Kurdian (Republican) Mike Levin (Democratic, incumbent)
District 50 Steve Cohen (Republican) Scott Peters (Democratic, incumbent)
District 51 Ricardo Cabrera (Republican) Sara Jacobs (Democratic, incumbent)
District 52 Jeff Belle (Republican) Juan Vargas (Democratic, incumbent)

Colorado 8 districts

District 1 Shimon Blau (Independent) Chad Humphrey (Libertarian) Melat Kiros (Democratic) Critter Milton (Unity) Christy Peterson (Republican)
District 2 Kelley Dennison (Republican) Gaylon Kent (Libertarian) Joe Neguse (Democratic, incumbent)
District 3 Clifton Brown (Independent) Jeff Hurd (Republican, incumbent) Cory Robertson (Libertarian) Dwayne Romero (Democratic)
District 4 Lauren Boebert (Republican, incumbent) Eileen Laubacher (Democratic) Douglas Mangeris (Libertarian) Tim Veldhuizen (Independent)
District 5 Jeff Crank (Republican, incumbent) Mark Elworth (Libertarian) Jessica Killin (Democratic) Christopher Mitchell (Constitution)
District 6 Jason Clark (Republican) Jason Crow (Democratic, incumbent) Patty McMahon (Libertarian) Meredith Ryan (Unity) Samir Ezzeldin Witta (Independent)
District 7 Tim Bennett (Republican) Lawrence Clark (Constitution) Susan Hall (Unity) Joe Krzeczkowski (Independent) Brittany Pettersen (Democratic, incumbent) Dan Sallis (Libertarian)
District 8 Gabe Evans (Republican, incumbent) Manny Rutinel (Democratic) Dan Wood (Libertarian)

Connecticut 5 districts

District 1 Luke Bronin (Democratic) Amy Chai (Republican)
District 2 George Austin (Republican) Joe Courtney (Democratic, incumbent)
District 3 Rosa DeLauro (Democratic, incumbent) Chris Lancia (Republican)
District 4 Michael Goldstein (Republican) Jim Himes (Democratic, incumbent)
District 5 Jahana Hayes (Democratic, incumbent) Chris Shea (Republican)

Delaware 1 district

At-large Joseph Arminio (Republican) Sarah McBride (Democratic, incumbent)

Florida 28 districts

District 1 Tyler Davis (Independent) Jimmy Patronis (Republican, incumbent) Gay Valimont (Democratic)
District 2 Amanda Green (Democratic) Austin Rogers (Republican)
District 3 Kat Cammack (Republican, incumbent) Seth Harp (Democratic) Mike Klein (Independent)
District 4 Aaron Bean (Republican, incumbent) LaShonda Holloway (Democratic) Todd Schaefer (Independent) Mike Sell (Florida Forward)
District 5 Rachel Grage (Democratic) John Rutherford (Republican, incumbent)
District 6 Randy Fine (Republican, incumbent) Michael Gist (Independent) Andrew Parrott (Libertarian) Eric Yonce (Democratic)
District 7 Bale Dalton (Democratic) Christopher Dennison (Libertarian) Ryan Elijah (Republican)
District 8 Mike Haridopolos (Republican, incumbent) Jennifer Jenkins (Democratic)
District 9 Dan Green (Republican) Darren Soto (Democratic, incumbent)
District 10 Maxwell Frost (Democratic, incumbent)
District 11 Ralph Groves (Libertarian) James Pericola (Democratic) Joe Strada (Republican)
District 12 Gus Bilirakis (Republican, incumbent) Kimberly Overman (Democratic) Branden Scrivener (Independent)
District 13 Tony D'Arrigo (Independent) Leela Gray (Democratic) Anna Paulina Luna (Republican, incumbent)
District 14 Mike Beltran (Republican) Kathy Castor (Democratic, incumbent) Brian Lambert (Libertarian)
District 15 Laurel Lee (Republican, incumbent) Robert People (Democratic)
District 16 Mark Davis (Independent) Sydney Gruters (Republican) Kelly Kirschner (Democratic)
District 17 Matthew Montavon (Democratic) Michael Quirk (Independent) Greg Steube (Republican, incumbent)
District 18 Scott Franklin (Republican, incumbent) Curtis Gibson (Democratic) Deva Simmons (Independent)
District 19 Victor Arias (Democratic) Seth Haskin (Independent) Jim Schwartzel (Republican)
District 20 Brent Andersen (Republican) Kedner Maxime (Independent Party of Florida) Debbie Wasserman Schultz (Democratic, incumbent)
District 21 Alexander Cooke (Independent) James Martin (Democratic) Brian Mast (Republican, incumbent)
District 22 Casey Askar (Republican) Pia Dandiya (Democratic)
District 23 Deborah Adeimy (Republican) Lois Frankel (Democratic, incumbent)
District 24 Te Mayonna Brown (Republican) Oliver Gilbert (Democratic)
District 25 Peter Jassenoff (Libertarian) Jared Moskowitz (Democratic, incumbent) Scott Singer (Republican)
District 26 Mario Díaz-Balart (Republican, incumbent) Nicole Locklin (Democratic) Deborah Ann Meidinger Hosey (Independent)
District 27 Eliott Rodriguez (Democratic) María Elvira Salazar (Republican, incumbent)
District 28 Phil Ehr (Democratic) Carlos Giménez (Republican, incumbent) Eddy Rojas (Independent)

Georgia 14 districts

District 1 Amanda Hollowell (Democratic) Jim Kingston (Republican)
District 2 Sanford Bishop (Democratic, incumbent) Matt Day (Republican)
District 3 Brian Jack (Republican, incumbent) Maura Keller (Democratic)
District 4 James Duffie (Republican) Hank Johnson (Democratic, incumbent)
District 5 John Oscar Salvesen (Republican) Nikema Williams (Democratic, incumbent)
District 6 Kevin Martin (Republican) Lucy McBath (Democratic, incumbent)
District 7 Tony Kozycki (Democratic) Rich McCormick (Republican, incumbent)
District 8 Kelly Esti (Democratic) Austin Scott (Republican, incumbent)
District 9 Andrew Clyde (Republican, incumbent) Caitlyn Gegen (Democratic)
District 10 Pam Delancy (Democratic) Houston Gaines (Republican)
District 11 John Cowan (Republican) Chris Harden (Democratic)
District 12 Rick Allen (Republican, incumbent) Ceretta Smith (Democratic)
District 13 Jonathan Chavez (Republican) Jasmine Clark (Democratic)
District 14 Clay Fuller (Republican, incumbent) Shawn Harris (Democratic) Andrew Underwood (Libertarian)

Hawaii 2 districts

District 1 Nathan Berning (Independent) Ed Case (Democratic, incumbent) Jordan Conley (Green) Adriel Lam (Republican)
District 2 Brenton Awa (Republican) Edward Codelia (Independent) Randall Terry (Independent) Jill Tokuda (Democratic, incumbent)

Idaho 2 districts

District 1 Russ Fulcher (Republican, incumbent) Brendan Gomez (Constitution) Kaylee Peterson (Democratic) Sarah Zabel (Independent)
District 2 Ellie Gilbreath (Democratic) Emre Houser (Independent) Tripp Hutchinson (Independent) Will Johanson (Libertarian) Mike Simpson (Republican, incumbent)

Illinois 17 districts

District 1 Jonathan Jackson (Democratic, incumbent) Christian Maxwell (Republican)
District 2 Donna Miller (Democratic) Michael Noack (Republican)
District 3 Angel Oakley (Republican) Delia Ramirez (Democratic, incumbent)
District 4 Lupe Castillo (Republican) Patty Garcia (Democratic) Chris Getty (Independent) Ed Hershey (Working Class)
District 5 Tommy Hanson (Republican) Mike Quigley (Democratic, incumbent)
District 6 Sean Casten (Democratic, incumbent) Niki Conforti (Republican)
District 7 La Shawn Ford (Democratic) Chad Koppie (Republican)
District 8 Melissa Bean (Democratic) Jennifer Davis (Republican)
District 9 Daniel Biss (Democratic) John Elleson (Republican)
District 10 Carl Lambrecht (Republican) Brad Schneider (Democratic, incumbent)
District 11 Bill Foster (Democratic, incumbent) Jeff Walter (Republican)
District 12 Mike Bost (Republican, incumbent) Julie Fortier (Democratic)
District 13 Nikki Budzinski (Democratic, incumbent) Jeff Wilson (Republican)
District 14 James Marter (Republican) Lauren Underwood (Democratic, incumbent)
District 15 Mary Miller (Republican, incumbent) Jennifer Todd (Democratic)
District 16 Darin LaHood (Republican, incumbent) Paul Nolley (Democratic)
District 17 Eric Sorensen (Democratic, incumbent) Dillan Vancil (Republican)

Indiana 9 districts

District 1 Frank Mrvan (Democratic) Barb Regnitz (Republican)
District 2 Jamee Decio (Democratic) William Henry (Libertarian) Rudy Yakym (Republican, incumbent)
District 3 Marlin Stutzman (Republican, incumbent) Kelly Thompson (Democratic)
District 4 Jim Baird (Republican, incumbent) Drew Cox (Democratic)
District 5 J. D. Ford (Democratic) Victoria Spartz (Republican, incumbent)
District 6 Jefferson Shreve (Republican, incumbent) Cinde Wirth (Democratic)
District 7 André Carson (Democratic, incumbent) Patrick McAuley (Republican) James Sceniak (Libertarian)
District 8 Mary Allen (Democratic) Mark Messmer (Republican, incumbent)
District 9 Erin Houchin (Republican, incumbent) Tonya Hudson (Libertarian) Brad Meyer (Democratic)

Iowa 4 districts

District 1 Christina Bohannan (Democratic) Michael Bridgford (Independent) Mariannette Miller-Meeks (Republican, incumbent)
District 2 Dave Bushaw (Independent) Lindsay James (Democratic) Joe Mitchell (Republican) Rick Stewart (Libertarian)
District 3 Zach Nunn (Republican, incumbent) Sarah Trone Garriott (Democratic)
District 4 David Dawson (Democratic) Chris McGowan (Republican)

Kansas 4 districts

District 1 Steven Jacob (Libertarian) Tracey Mann (Republican, incumbent) Lauren Reinhold (Democratic)
District 2 Don Coover (Democratic) John Hauer (Libertarian) Derek Schmidt (Republican, incumbent)
District 3 Sharice Davids (Democratic, incumbent) Steven Hohe (Libertarian) Eric Jenkins (Republican)
District 4 Drew Cranmer (Libertarian) Ron Estes (Republican, incumbent) Katy Tyndell (Democratic)

Kentucky 6 districts

District 1 James Comer (Republican, incumbent) Drew Williams (Democratic)
District 2 Brett Guthrie (Republican, incumbent) Thomas Loecken (Independent) Megan Wingfield (Democratic)
District 3 Morgan McGarvey (Democratic, incumbent) Maria Rodriquez (Republican)
District 4 Ed Gallrein (Republican) Melissa Strange (Democratic) Jeremy Todd (Libertarian)
District 5 Ned Pillersdorf (Democratic) Hal Rogers (Republican, incumbent) Gerardo Serrano (Independent) Mikel Wein (Independent)
District 6 Ralph Alvarado (Republican) Jay Bowman (Independent) Zach Dembo (Democratic) Pete Lynch (Kentucky Party)

Louisiana 6 districts

District 1 Randall Arrington (Republican) Liddy Glass (Independent) Lauren Jewett (Democratic) Steve Scalise (Republican, incumbent)
District 2 Lisa Ballay (Libertarian) Walter Beach (Independent) Troy Carter (Democratic, incumbent) Renada Collins (Democratic) Peter Williams (Republican)
District 3 Kate Cotten (Republican) John Day (Democratic) Priscilla Gonzalez (Democratic) Clay Higgins (Republican, incumbent) Tia LeBrun (Democratic) Caleb Walker (Democratic)
District 4 Conrad Cable (Democratic) Matt Gromlich (Democratic) Gordon Heslop (Republican) Mike Johnson (Republican, incumbent) Mike Nichols (Republican)
District 5 Stewart Cathey Jr. (Republican) Misti Cordell (Republican) Omar Dantzler (Republican) Michael Echols (Republican) Gabe Firment (Republican) Austin Magee (Republican) Dan McKay (Democratic) Patricia Moore (Democratic) Antonio Wilson (Democratic)
District 6 Monique Appeaning (Republican) Rufus Craig (Libertarian) Larry Davis (Republican) Rick Edmonds (Republican) Pat Forbes (Democratic) Lindsay Garcia (Democratic) Chris Johnson (Republican) Michael Mebruer (Republican) Blake Miguez (Republican) Stephen Wagley (Republican)

Maine 2 districts

District 1 Chellie Pingree (Democratic, incumbent) Ronald Russell (Republican)
District 2 Matthew Dunlap (Democratic) Paul LePage (Republican)

Maryland 8 districts

District 1 Andy Harris (Republican, incumbent) Dan Schwartz (Democratic)
District 2 Johnny Olszewski (Democratic, incumbent) Dave Wallace (Republican)
District 3 Sarah Elfreth (Democratic, incumbent) Berney Flowers (Republican)
District 4 Sam Husseini (Green) Glenn Ivey (Democratic, incumbent) George McDermott (Republican)
District 5 Adrian Boafo (Democratic) Chris Chaffee (Republican)
District 6 Robin Ficker (Republican) April McClain Delaney (Democratic, incumbent) Moshe Landman (Green)
District 7 Scott Collier (Republican) Kweisi Mfume (Democratic, incumbent)
District 8 Jamie Raskin (Democratic, incumbent) Cheryl Riley (Republican) Nancy Wallace (Green)

Massachusetts 9 districts

District 1 Nadia Milleron (Independent) Richard Neal (Democratic, incumbent)
District 2 Jim McGovern (Democratic, incumbent)
District 3 Dennis Conlon (Independent) Gary Grossi (Republican) Lori Trahan (Democratic, incumbent)
District 4 Jake Auchincloss (Democratic, incumbent) Thomas Stalcup (Republican)
District 5 Katherine Clark (Democratic, incumbent)
District 6 Micah Jones (Republican) Dan Koh (Democratic)
District 7 Ayanna Pressley (Democratic, incumbent)
District 8 Robert Burke (Republican) Stephen Lynch (Democratic) Rasheed Walters (Independent)
District 9 Bill Keating (Democratic) Tyler MacAllister (Republican)

Michigan 13 districts

District 1 Callie Barr (Democratic) Jack Bergman (Republican, incumbent) LaVeta Davenport (Green) Zebulon Featherly (Independent) Liz Hakola (Working Class) Doc Kovaly (U.S. Taxpayers) Arnett Satterla (Libertarian)
District 2 Ben Ambrose (Democratic) Charlotte Magoon (Green) John Moolenaar (Republican, incumbent) Richard Sills (Natural Law)
District 3 Terri DeBoer (Republican) Joe Jock (Green) Hillary Scholten (Democratic, incumbent)
District 4 Shafina Che Barnett (Green) Bill Huizenga (Republican, incumbent) Sean McCann (Democratic)
District 5 Jim Bronke (Green) Sharon Marie Renier (U.S. Taxpayers) Ronald A Muszynski (Libertarian) Christian Vukasovich (Democratic) Tim Walberg (Republican, incumbent)
District 6 Debbie Dingell (Democratic, incumbent) Michael Mickevicius (U.S. Taxpayers) Linda Rayburn (Working Class) Clyde Shabazz (Green) Heather Smiley (Republican) Timothy A. Tegan (Libertarian)
District 7 Tom Barrett (Republican, incumbent) Shane Dedrick (Green) William Lawrence (Democratic)
District 8 Jim Casha (Green) Kathy Goodwin (Working Class) Kristen McDonald Rivet (Democratic, incumbent) Mia C. Pettus (Libertarian) Thomas Smith (Republican)
District 9 Destiny Clayton (Green) Lisa McClain (Republican, incumbent) Ray Pooley (Democratic) Kevin Vayko (Libertarian) John Vlahos (U.S. Taxpayers) Jim Walkowicz (Working Class)
District 10 Mike Bouchard (Republican) Christina Hines (Democratic) Andrea L. Kirby (Working Class) Kwabena Nkromo (Green) Mike Saliba (Libertarian)
District 11 Ethan Baker (Republican) Farid Ishac (Libertarian) Anil Kumar (Independent) Jeremy Moss (Democratic) Ryan Teasdale (Green)
District 12 James Hooper (Republican) Brenda K. Sanders (Green) Marc Joseph Sosnowski (U.S. Taxpayers) Rashida Tlaib (Democratic, incumbent) Gary Walkowicz (Working Class)
District 13 Simone R. Coleman (Working Class) Chris Dardzinski (U.S. Taxpayers) Raelyn Light (Green) Donavan McKinney (Democratic) T.P. Nykoriak (Republican)

Minnesota 8 districts

District 1 Brad Finstad (Republican, incumbent) Jake Johnson (DFL)
District 2 Matt Little (DFL) Eric Pratt (Republican)
District 3 Tyler Bass (Republican) Kelly Morrison (DFL, incumbent)
District 4 Betty McCollum (DFL, incumbent) Paul Wikstrom (Republican)
District 5 DeVelle Jackson (Independent) John Nagel (Republican) Ilhan Omar (DFL, incumbent)
District 6 Doug Chapin (DFL) Kelly Doss (Forward-Independence) Tom Emmer (Republican, incumbent)
District 7 Michelle Fischbach (Republican, incumbent) Erik Osberg (DFL)
District 8 Pete Stauber (Republican, incumbent) Trina Swanson (DFL)

Mississippi 4 districts

District 1 Cliff Johnson (Democratic) Trent Kelly (Republican, incumbent)
District 2 Ron Eller (Republican) Bennie Foster (Independent) Bennie Thompson (Democratic, incumbent)
District 3 Michael Chiaradio (Democratic) Michael Guest (Republican, incumbent) Erik Kiehle (Libertarian)
District 4 Carl Boyanton (Independent) Mike Ezell (Republican, incumbent) Jeffrey Hulum III (Democratic)

Missouri 8 districts

District 1 Wesley Bell (Democratic, incumbent) Paul Berry (Republican) Tom Schmitz (Libertarian)
District 2 Brandon Daugherty (Libertarian) Ann Wagner (Republican, incumbent) Fred Wellman (Democratic)
District 3 Jim Higgins (Libertarian) Bethany Mann (Democratic) Bob Onder (Republican, incumbent)
District 4 Mark Alford (Republican, incumbent) Jordan Herrera (Democratic) Thomas Holbrook (Libertarian)
District 5 Rick Brattin (Republican) Emanuel Cleaver (Democratic, incumbent) Randy Langkraehr (Libertarian)
District 6 Andy Maidment (Libertarian) Josh Smead (Democratic) Chris Stigall (Republican)
District 7 Eric Burlison (Republican, incumbent) Kevin Craig (Libertarian) Missi Hesketh (Democratic)
District 8 Chris Reichard (Democratic) Rebecca Sharpe Lombard (Libertarian) Jason Smith (Republican, incumbent)

Montana 2 districts

District 1 Aaron Flint (Republican) Sam Forstag (Democratic) Nick Sheehy (Libertarian)
District 2 Troy Downing (Republican, incumbent) Michael Eisenhauer (Independent) Patrick McCracken (Libertarian) Brian Miller (Democratic)

Nebraska 3 districts

District 1 Chris Backemeyer (Democratic) Mike Flood (Republican, incumbent) Daniel Hartong (America First) Nik Sandman (Libertarian)
District 2 Eric Foreman (Libertarian) Brinker Harding (Republican) Denise Powell (Democratic)
District 3 Macey Budke (Working People) Mark Cohen (Independent) David Else (Legal Marijuana Now) Adrian Smith (Republican, incumbent) Becky Stille (Democratic)

Nevada 4 districts

District 1 Carrie Buck (Republican) Bobby Khan (Independent) Steven St. John (Independent) Anthony Thomas (Independent) Dina Titus (Democratic, incumbent) Victor Willert (Independent)
District 2 Teresa Benitez-Thompson (Democratic) Lynn Chapman (Independent American) David Flippo (Republican)
District 3 David Anderson (Independent) Dean Johnson (Independent) Jon Kamerath (Independent American) Susie Lee (Democratic, incumbent) Martin O'Donnell (Republican)
District 4 Russell Best (Independent American) Steven Horsford (Democratic, incumbent) William Johnson (Independent) Gary Steele (Independent) Cody Whipple (Republican)

New Hampshire 2 districts

District 1 Anthony DiLorenzo (Republican) Stefany Shaheen (Democratic)
District 2 Maggie Goodlander (Democratic, incumbent) Robbie Mahrou (Independent) Lily Tang Williams (Republican)

New Jersey 12 districts

District 1 Damon Galdo (Republican) Donald Norcross (Democratic, incumbent)
District 2 Ramon Mora Jr. (Independent) Zack Mullock (Democratic) Jeff Van Drew (Republican, incumbent)
District 3 Herb Conaway (Democratic, incumbent) Ryan Kelly (Independent) Michael McGuire (Republican) Steven Welzer (Green)
District 4 Rachel Peace (Democratic) Chris Smith (Republican, incumbent)
District 5 Josh Gottheimer (Democratic, incumbent) Sean Kirrane (Republican) Adam Rueda (Independent)
District 6 Hillary Herzig (Republican) Frank Pallone (Democratic, incumbent)
District 7 Rebecca Bennett (Democratic) Thomas Kean Jr. (Republican, incumbent) Lana Leguía (Libertarian) Seamus O'Toole (Independent)
District 8 Aristotle Eliopoulos (Independent) Craig Honts (Independent) Da'Shone Hughey (Independent) Rob Menendez (Democratic, incumbent)
District 9 Terrisa Bukovinac (Independent) Rosie Pino (Republican) Nellie Pou (Democratic, incumbent)
District 10 Carmen Bucco (Republican) LaMonica McIver (Democratic, incumbent)
District 11 Alan Bond (Independent) Joe Hathaway (Republican) Analilia Mejia (Democratic, incumbent)
District 12 Adam Hamawy (Democratic) Andres Jinete (Green) Winston Jordan (Independent) Gregg Mele (Republican)

New Mexico 3 districts

District 1 Didi Okpareke (Republican) Melanie Stansbury (Democratic, incumbent)
District 2 Greg Cunningham (Republican) Gabe Vasquez (Democratic, incumbent)
District 3 Teresa Leger Fernández (Democratic) Martin Zamora (Republican)

New York 26 districts

District 1 Chris Gallant (Democratic) Nick LaLota (Republican, incumbent)
District 2 Andrew Garbarino (Republican, incumbent) Patrick Halpin (Democratic)
District 3 Mike LiPetri (Republican) Tom Suozzi (Democratic, incumbent)
District 4 Jeanine Driscoll (Republican) Laura Gillen (Democratic, incumbent) Blay Tarnoff (Libertarian)
District 5 George Marsh (Republican) Gregory Meeks (Democratic, incumbent)
District 6 Joseph Chou (Republican) Grace Meng (Democratic, incumbent)
District 7 Priscilla Ghaznavi (Independent) Melvin Rivera (Republican) Claire Valdez (Democratic)
District 8 Hakeem Jeffries (Democratic, incumbent) Lewis Mizrahi (Republican)
District 9 Joel Azumah (Republican) Yvette Clarke (Democratic, incumbent)
District 10 Brad Lander (Democratic) Jennifer Moore (Republican)
District 11 Michael DeCillis (Democratic) Nicole Malliotakis (Republican, incumbent)
District 12 Micah Lasher (Democratic) Wilneida Negron (Independent) Karen Ortiz (Independent) Caroline Shinkle (Republican)
District 13 Darializa Avila Chevalier (Democratic) Jomo Williams (Republican)
District 14 Diamant Hysenaj (Republican) Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Democratic, incumbent)
District 15 Gonzalo Duran (Conservative) Andre Easton (Independent) Stylo Sapaskis (Republican) Ritchie Torres (Democratic, incumbent) Jose Vega (Independent)
District 16 Joseph Cinquemani (Republican) George Latimer (Democratic, incumbent)
District 17 Cait Conley (Democratic) Mike Lawler (Republican, incumbent)
District 18 Jacqueline Auringer (Republican) Pat Ryan (Democratic, incumbent)
District 19 Peter Oberacker (Republican) Josh Riley (Democratic, incumbent)
District 20 Ralph Ambrosio (Republican) Paul Tonko (Democratic, incumbent)
District 21 Anthony Constantino (Republican) Blake Gendebien (Democratic)
District 22 Kailee Buller (Republican) John Mannion (Democratic, incumbent)
District 23 Aaron Gies (Democratic) Nick Langworthy (Republican, incumbent)
District 24 Alissa Ellman (Democratic) Claudia Tenney (Republican, incumbent)
District 25 Virginia McIntyre (Republican) Joseph Morelle (Democratic, incumbent)
District 26 Dennis Hannon (Republican) Tim Kennedy (Democratic, incumbent)

North Carolina 14 districts

District 1 Tom Bailey (Libertarian) Laurie Buckhout (Republican) Don Davis (Democratic, incumbent)
District 2 Eugene Douglass (Republican) Matthew Laszacs (Libertarian) Deborah Ross (Democratic, incumbent)
District 3 Daniel Cavender (Libertarian) Greg Murphy (Republican, incumbent) Raymond Smith Jr. (Democratic)
District 4 Valerie Foushee (Democratic, incumbent) Max Ganorkar (Republican) Guy Meilleur (Libertarian)
District 5 Virginia Foxx (Republican, incumbent) Chuck Hubbard (Democratic) Robert Luffman (Libertarian)
District 6 Cyril Jefferson (Democratic) Addison McDowell (Republican, incumbent)
District 7 Maad Abu-Ghazalah (Libertarian) Kimberly Hardy (Democratic) David Rouzer (Republican, incumbent)
District 8 Mark Harris (Republican, incumbent) Colby Watson (Democratic) Bo Whitehead (Green)
District 9 Richard Hudson (Republican, incumbent) Richard Ojeda (Democratic)
District 10 Ashley Bell (Democratic) Steve Feldman (Libertarian) Pat Harrigan (Republican, incumbent)
District 11 Jamie Ager (Democratic) Jennifer Balkcom (Republican) Travis Groo (Libertarian)
District 12 Alma Adams (Democratic, incumbent) Jack Codiga (Republican)
District 13 Paul Barringer (Democratic) Brad Knott (Republican, incumbent) Steven Swinton (Libertarian)
District 14 Tim Moore (Republican, incumbent) Lakesha Womack (Democratic)

North Dakota 1 district

At-large Julie Fedorchak (Republican, incumbent) Trygve Hammer (Democratic-NPL) Helene Neville (Independent) Charles Tuttle (Independent)

Ohio 15 districts

District 1 Eric Conroy (Republican) John Hancock (Libertarian) Greg Landsman (Democratic, incumbent)
District 2 Jennifer Mazzuckelli (Democratic) David Taylor (Republican, incumbent)
District 3 Joyce Beatty (Democratic, incumbent) Cleophus Dulaney (Republican)
District 4 Jim Jordan (Republican, incumbent) Joshua Kolasinski (Democratic) Tracey Tackett (Independent) Tamie Wilson (Independent)
District 5 Bob Latta (Republican, incumbent) Brian Shaver (Democratic)
District 6 Elizabeth Kirtley (Democratic) Michael Rulli (Republican, incumbent)
District 7 Max Miller (Republican, incumbent) Brian Poindexter (Democratic)
District 8 Warren Davidson (Republican, incumbent) Vanessa Enoch (Democratic)
District 9 Matthew Althaus (Libertarian) Marcy Kaptur (Democratic, incumbent) Derek Merrin (Republican)
District 10 Kristina Knickerbocker (Democratic) Thomas McMasters (Libertarian) Mike Turner (Republican, incumbent)
District 11 Shontel Brown (Democratic, incumbent) Mike Kirchner (Republican)
District 12 Troy Balderson (Republican, incumbent) Jerrad Christian (Democratic)
District 13 Carey Coleman (Republican) Emilia Sykes (Democratic, incumbent)
District 14 David Joyce (Republican, incumbent) Maria Jukic (Democratic)
District 15 Brennan Barrington (Libertarian) Mike Carey (Republican, incumbent) Don Leonard (Democratic)

Oklahoma 5 districts

District 1 John Croisant (Democratic) Mark Tedford (Republican)
District 2 Josh Brecheen (Republican, incumbent) Ronnie Hopkins (Independent) Brandon Wade (Democratic)
District 3 Suzie Byrd (Democratic) Frank Lucas (Republican, incumbent)
District 4 Rocco Bonacci (Independent) Tom Cole (Republican, incumbent) Mitchell Jacob (Democratic)
District 5 Stephanie Bice (Republican, incumbent) Robert Henri (Independent) Jena Nelson (Democratic) Austin Nieves (Independent)

Oregon 6 districts

District 1 Suzanne Bonamici (Democratic, incumbent) Barbara Kahl (Republican)
District 2 Chris Beck (Democratic) Cliff Bentz (Republican, incumbent)
District 3 Loran Ayles (Republican) Maxine Dexter (Democratic, incumbent)
District 4 Monique DeSpain (Republican) Justin Filip (Pacific Green) Val Hoyle (Democratic, incumbent)
District 5 Patti Adair (Republican) Janelle Bynum (Democratic, incumbent) Andrea Townsend (Pacific Green)
District 6 David Russ (Republican) Andrea Salinas (Democratic, incumbent)

Pennsylvania 17 districts

District 1 Brian Fitzpatrick (Republican, incumbent) Bob Harvie (Democratic)
District 2 Jessica Arriaga (Republican) Brendan Boyle (Democratic, incumbent)
District 3 Dennis Mahoney (Independent) Chris Rabb (Democratic)
District 4 Madeleine Dean (Democratic, incumbent) Aurora Stuski (Republican)
District 5 Nicholas Manganaro (Republican) Mary Gay Scanlon (Democratic, incumbent)
District 6 Chrissy Houlahan (Democratic, incumbent) Marty Young (Republican)
District 7 Bob Brooks (Democratic) Ryan Mackenzie (Republican, incumbent)
District 8 Rob Bresnahan (Republican, incumbent) Paige Cognetti (Democratic)
District 9 Dan Meuser (Republican, incumbent) Rachel Wallace (Democratic)
District 10 Scott Perry (Republican, incumbent) Janelle Stelson (Democratic)
District 11 Nancy Mannion (Democratic) Lloyd Smucker (Republican, incumbent)
District 12 James Hayes (Republican) Summer Lee (Democratic, incumbent)
District 13 Beth Farnham (Democratic) John Joyce (Republican, incumbent)
District 14 Alan Bradstock (Democratic) Guy Reschenthaler (Republican, incumbent)
District 15 Ray Bilger (Democratic) Glenn Thompson (Republican, incumbent)
District 16 Mike Kelly (Republican, incumbent) Justin Wagner (Democratic)
District 17 Chris Deluzio (Democratic, incumbent) Tony Guy (Republican)

Rhode Island 2 districts

District 1 Gabe Amo (Democratic, incumbent) Pedro DeSouza (Independent) Kellie Keenan (Republican)
District 2 Seth Magaziner (Democratic, incumbent) Vic Mellor (Republican)

South Carolina 7 districts

District 1 Jenny Costa Honeycutt (Republican) Nancy Lacore (Democratic) Bill Reeside (Libertarian)
District 2 Zyon Khalifa (Democratic) Dayna Alane Smith (Workers) Joe Wilson (Republican, incumbent)
District 3 Sheri Biggs (Republican, incumbent) Brian Corriea (Libertarian) Eunice Lehmacher (Democratic)
District 4 Jessica Ethridge (Libertarian) Courtney McClain (Democratic) William Timmons (Republican, incumbent)
District 5 Wes Climer (Republican) Mallory Dittmer (Democratic)
District 6 Jim Clyburn (Democratic, incumbent) John Peterson (Republican)
District 7 Russell Fry (Republican, incumbent) John Vincent (Democratic)

South Dakota 1 district

At-large Nikki Gronli (Democratic) Marty Jackley (Republican)

Tennessee 9 districts

District 1 Joshua Ashburn (Independent) Richard Baker (Independent) Kristi Burke (Democratic) Chris Campbell (Independent) Billy Cody (Independent) Diana Harshbarger (Republican, incumbent) Tyler McClain (Independent)
District 2 Michaela Barnett (Democratic) Tim Burchett (Republican, incumbent) Bruce Fine (Independent) Adam Heimerman (Independent)
District 3 Dean Arnold (Independent) Chuck Fleischmann (Republican, incumbent) Anna Golladay (Democratic) Jean Howard-Hill (Independent) Rodney Joe King (Independent) Donnie Ownby (Independent) Edward Roland (Independent)
District 4 Jacob Anders (Independent) Victoria Broderick (Democratic) Scott DesJarlais (Republican, incumbent)
District 5 Charlie Hatcher (Republican) James Johnson (Independent) Chaz Molder (Democratic) Micheál O'Leary (Independent)
District 6 Mike Croley (Democratic) Johnny Garrett (Republican) Christopher Monday (Independent) Angus Purdy (Independent)
District 7 Darden Copeland (Democratic) Andrew Koontz (Independent) Lowell Reynolds (Independent) Matt Van Epps (Republican, incumbent)
District 8 Adam Austill (Independent) Wells Blankenship (Independent) Antonio Futch (Independent) Heidi Kuhn (Democratic) David Kustoff (Republican, incumbent) Pamela Moses (Independent) Horace Taylor (Independent) Henry Ward III (Independent)
District 9 Dennis Clark (Independent) Michelle Head (Independent) Justin Pearson (Democratic) Brent Taylor (Republican)

Texas 38 districts

District 1 Nathaniel Moran (Republican, incumbent) Yolanda Prince (Democratic)
District 2 Shaun Finnie (Democratic) Steve Toth (Republican)
District 3 Evan Hunt (Democratic) Keith Self (Republican, incumbent)
District 4 Pat Fallon (Republican, incumbent) Jason Pearce (Democratic)
District 5 Lance Gooden (Republican, incumbent) Chelsey Hockett (Democratic)
District 6 Jake Ellzey (Republican, incumbent) Danny Minton (Democratic)
District 7 Lizzie Fletcher (Democratic, incumbent) Alexander Hale (Republican) Espoir Ngabo (Green)
District 8 Laura Jones (Democratic) Jessica Hart Steinmann (Republican)
District 9 Leticia Gutierrez (Democratic) Alex Mealer (Republican)
District 10 Chris Gober (Republican) Caitlin Rourk (Democratic)
District 11 August Pfluger (Republican, incumbent) Claire Reynolds (Democratic)
District 12 Craig Goldman (Republican, incumbent) Angela Rodriguez Prilliman (Democratic)
District 13 Ronny Jackson (Republican, incumbent) Mark Nair (Democratic)
District 14 Thurman Bartie (Democratic) Randy Weber (Republican, incumbent)
District 15 Monica De La Cruz (Republican, incumbent) Bobby Pulido (Democratic)
District 16 Adam Bauman (Republican) Veronica Escobar (Democratic, incumbent)
District 17 Pete Sessions (Republican, incumbent) Casey Shepard (Democratic)
District 18 Christian Menefee (Democratic, incumbent) Ronald Whitfield (Republican)
District 19 Kyle Rable (Democratic) Tom Sell (Republican)
District 20 Joaquin Castro (Democratic, incumbent) Edgardo Rafael Baez (Republican)
District 21 Kristin Hook (Democratic) Mark Teixeira (Republican)
District 22 Marquette Greene-Scott (Democratic) Trever Nehls (Republican)
District 23 Brandon Herrera (Republican) Ben Mendoza (Independent) Katy Padilla Stout (Democratic)
District 24 Kevin Burge (Democratic) Beth Van Duyne (Republican, incumbent)
District 25 Dione Sims (Democratic) Roger Williams (Republican, incumbent)
District 26 Brandon Gill (Republican, incumbent) Phil Gray (Libertarian) Steven Shook (Democratic)
District 27 Michael Cloud (Republican, incumbent) Tanya Lloyd (Democratic)
District 28 Henry Cuellar (Democratic, incumbent) Marlón Durán (Green) Tano Tijerina (Republican)
District 29 Martha Fierro (Republican) Sylvia Garcia (Democratic, incumbent)
District 30 Frederick Haynes III (Democratic) Everett Jackson (Republican)
District 31 John Carter (Republican, incumbent) Justin Early (Democratic) Greg Stoker (Green)
District 32 Dan Barrios (Democratic) Jace Yarbrough (Republican)
District 33 Colin Allred (Democratic) Patrick Gillespie (Republican)
District 34 Eddie Espinoza (Green) Eric Flores (Republican) Vicente Gonzalez (Democratic, incumbent) Chris Royal (Libertarian)
District 35 Carlos De La Cruz (Republican) Johnny Garcia (Democratic)
District 36 Brian Babin (Republican, incumbent) Rhonda Hart (Democratic)
District 37 Greg Casar (Democratic, incumbent) Lauren Peña (Republican)
District 38 Jon Bonck (Republican) Melissa McDonough (Democratic) Alex McMenemy (Green)

Utah 4 districts

District 1 Ben McAdams (Democratic) Elias Montgomery (Independent) Riley Owen (Republican) Jesse West (Libertarian)
District 2 Carlton Bowen (Independent American) Daniel Cottam (Libertarian) Peter Crosby (Democratic) Robert Moesinger (Independent) Blake Moore (Republican, incumbent)
District 3 Cassie Easley (Constitution) Adonis Hooslyn (Independent) Celeste Maloy (Republican, incumbent) Ayden Scott (Independent) Michael Stoddard (Libertarian) Kent Udell (Democratic)
District 4 Steven Burt (Independent) Mike Kennedy (Republican, incumbent) Jonny Larsen (Democratic) Taylor Wright (Libertarian)

Vermont 1 district

At-large Phoenix Altair (Independent) Becca Balint (Democratic, incumbent) Gerald Malloy (Republican) Adam Ortiz (Independent) Suz Seymour (Independent) Ryan Walton (Independent)

Virginia 11 districts

District 1 Shannon Taylor (Democratic) Rob Wittman (Republican, incumbent)
District 2 J. Matt Baker (Independent) Jen Kiggans (Republican, incumbent) Elaine Luria (Democratic) Geral Staten (Independent)
District 3 Makiba Gaines (Independent) Edwin Rivera (Republican) Bobby Scott (Democratic, incumbent) Stephen Woll (Independent)
District 4 Joan Bell (Independent) Jennifer McClellan (Democratic, incumbent) Robert Murray (Republican)
District 5 Cooke Harvey (Independent) John McGuire (Republican, incumbent) Tom Perriello (Democratic)
District 6 Ben Cline (Republican, incumbent) Beth Macy (Democratic)
District 7 Alaha Ahrar (Independent) Taner Demirci Lopez (Libertarian) Joshua Ertle (Independent) Doug Ollivant (Republican) Randall Terry (Independent) Eugene Vindman (Democratic, incumbent)
District 8 Shelly Arnoldi (Libertarian) Don Beyer (Democratic, incumbent) Tony Sabio (Republican) Tim Sharman (Independent)
District 9 Morgan Griffith (Republican, incumbent) Joy Powers (Democratic)
District 10 Dave Beckwith (Republican) Ahsen Malik (Independent) Suhas Subramanyam (Democratic, incumbent)
District 11 Dianne Blais (Green) Arthur Purves (Republican) James Walkinshaw (Democratic, incumbent)

Washington 10 districts

District 1 Suzan DelBene (Democratic, incumbent) Mary Silva (Republican)
District 2 Edwin Feller (Republican) Rick Larsen (Democratic, incumbent)
District 3 John Braun (Republican) Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (Democratic, incumbent)
District 4 John Duresky (Democratic) Amanda McKinney (Republican)
District 5 Michael Baumgartner (Republican, incumbent) Carmela Conroy (Democratic)
District 6 Teresa Fox (Republican) Emily Randall (Democratic, incumbent)
District 7 Pramila Jayapal (Democratic, incumbent) Nirav Sheth (Republican)
District 8 Spencer Meline (Republican) Kim Schrier (Democratic, incumbent)
District 9 Doug Basler (Republican) Adam Smith (Democratic, incumbent)
District 10 Chris Chung (Republican) Marilyn Strickland (Democratic, incumbent)

West Virginia 2 districts

District 1 Belinda Fox-Spencer (Constitution) Vince George (Democratic) Carol Miller (Republican, incumbent)
District 2 Riley Moore (Republican, incumbent) Ace Parsi (Democratic)

Wisconsin 8 districts

District 1 Mitchell Berman (Democratic) Bryan Steil (Republican, incumbent)
District 2 Mark Pocan (Democratic, incumbent)
District 3 Rebecca Cooke (Democratic) Alexander Kent (Independent) Rustin Provance (Independent) Derrick Van Orden (Republican)
District 4 Arthur Burks (Independent) Gwen Moore (Democratic, incumbent) Tim Rogers (Republican)
District 5 Andrew Beck (Democratic) Scott Fitzgerald (Republican, incumbent)
District 6 Matthew Arndt (Green) Elizabeth Fitzgibbon (Independent) Glenn Grothman (Republican, incumbent) Brad Smith (Democratic) Michael Thurow (Independent)
District 7 Michael Alfonso (Republican) Fred Clark (Democratic)
District 8 Rick Crosson (Democratic) Tony Wied (Republican, incumbent)

Wyoming 1 district

At-large Chuck Gray (Republican) Jeffrey Haggit (Constitution) Shawn Johnson (Libertarian) Lisa Kinney (Democratic)