2022 races to watch

In at least Texas and Georgia, there is a mandatory runoff if no candidate exceeds 50% of the vote.

Senate races

State	Race	Comment	Outcome
Alaska	Lisa Murkowski (R) vs Kelly Tshibaka (R) vs Patricia Chesbro (D)	RINO Lisa Murkowski succeeded in finishing first place because many Democrats voted for her in primary election. However since there is a Democratic candidate in the general election, there is a chance for Tshibaka to win
Arizona	Mark Kelly (D) vs Blake Masters (R)	RINO Minority leader Mitch McConnell decided to not fund Blake Masters campaign for unknown reason. Recent polls showing fake moderate Mark Kelly leading with lean margin
Florida	Marco Rubio (R) vs Val Demings (D)	Recent polls showing Marco Rubio leading safely
Georgia	Raphael Warnock (D) vs Herschel Walker (R)	Trusted polls like Trafalgar and Emerson college showing Walker leading
Nevada	Catherine Cortez Masto (D) vs Adam Laxalt (R)	Masto seems to be weakest incumbent senator in this election. Many trusted polls like Trafalgar showing former Nevada Attorney general leading with 3 points. Laxalt benefited from backing of entire GOP in country.
New Hampshire	Maggie Hassan (D) vs Donald Bolduc (R)	Due to low Biden approval rating in state, Republicans have chance to win this race in state that didnt like incumbents. However due to Bolduc's former statements for supporting war in Ukraine in state historically being anti war, Bolduc could lose. Bolduc retracted his statement on Ukraine War, and latest polls showing the race is to tied.
North Carolina	Ted Budd (R) vs Cheri Beasley (D)	Primary election showed that Ted Budd has high popularity in North Carolina. Most polls showing him lead with lean margin. Ted Budd would upgrade over RINO incumbent Richard Burr who will retire in 2023.
Ohio	JD Vance (R) vs Tim Ryan (D)	Populist JD Vance has better chance to win in state that Trump did better in 2020 than 2016. Tim Ryan portray himself as moderate while he vote with Biden 100%.
Pennsylvania	Mehmet Oz (R) vs John Fetterman (D)	Mehmet Oz still struggled to gain MAGA base due to being socially liberal in past, however his opponent is very unelectable candidate due being too far left and has poor health and mental condition
Washington	Patty Murray (D) vs Tiffany Smiley (R)	30 years incumbent Senator become very unpopular in blue state such Washington. Tiffany Smiley is leading good campaign, however polls still showing Murray leading with likely margin
Wisconsin	Ron Johnson (R) vs Mandela Barnes (D)	Ron Johnson has better chance to win, due his popularity in Wisconsin and due to that his opponent is very far left who hate Police.

Gubernatorial races

State	Race	Comment	Outcome
Arizona	Kari Lake (R) vs Katie Hobbs (D)	Most trusted polls like Trafalgar and Remington showing Lake lead with lean margin over corrupt incumbent Arizona secretary of state Katie Hobbs. Also Katie Hobbs cowardly refusing to debate Kari Lake showing that she is weak candidate.
Colorado	Jared Polis (D) vs Heidi Ganahl (R)	Jared Polis has better chance to win due to his approval ratting in state and due to third party candidates who would ruin Republican chances
Connecticut	Ned Lamont (D) vs Bob Stefanowoski (R)	The two candidates will face each other again. Ned Lamont barely won in 2018 in blue wave year against Stefanowoski.
Florida	Ron DeSantis (R) vs Charlie Crist (D)	Most polls showing DeSantis lead with likely margin against bigot former governor Charlie Crist.
Georgia	Brian Kemp (R) vs Stacey Abrams (D)	Brian Kemp has better chance to win due to that his opponent being too far left
Kansas	Laura Kelly (D) vs Derek Schmidt (R)	Derek Schmidt has better chance to win over incumbent partisan Laura Kelly
Maine	Janet Mills (D) vs Paul LePage (R)	Due to Mills's pro lockdown policies in Maine, the former Governor Paul LePage has chance to win
Michigan	Gretchen Whitmer (D) vs Tudor Dixon (R)	Most polls showing Whitmer has better chance to win, however Whitmer cowardly refusing to debate before early voting could cost her many votes.
Minnesota	Tim Walz (D) vs Scott Jensen (R)	Tim Walz leading most polls, however third party votes such as Legal Marijuana party could cost him many votes. Latest poll from Trafalgar had showing Jensen lead over incumbent Governor.
Nevada	Steve Sisolak (D) vs Joe Lombardo (R)	Joe Lombardo has good chance to win due to low approval ratting of incumbent governor. Most Trusted polls such as Trafalgar show Lombardo leading by lean margin
New Mexico	Michelle Lujan Grisham (D) vs Mark Ronchetti (R)	Grisham has low approval ratting and many scandals. Ronchetti lead in some polls.
New York	Kathy Hochul (D) vs Lee Zeldin (R)	Some polls showed this race is close, Zeldin could win because of low approval rating of Hochul.
Oregon	Tina Kotek (D) vs Christine Drazan (R) vs Betsy Johnson (I)	Oregon is very hard state for Republicans to win, but because of two far left candidates facing each other, Republican have very good chance to win this race first time since 1979.
Pennsylvania	Josh Shapiro (D) vs Doug Mastriano (R)	Corrupt Josh Shapiro and his Democrats allies falsely accusing Mastriano for being far Right, however Mastriano leading very good campaign. Shapiro cowardly also refuse to debate Mastriano. RGA leading by RINO Doug Ducey decide to not fund Mastriano, while they fund uncompetitive races like Ohio and Oklahoma.
Rhode Island	Dan McKee (D) vs Ashley Kalus (R)	Dan McKee is very unpopular Governor who barely won primary election. Republicans by Ashely Kalus have good chance to win this race
Texas	Greg Abbott (R) vs Beto O'Rourke (D)	Far left Beto O'Rourk thinking himself in blue wave year and has chance against Abbott. Most polls showing Abbott lead by safe margin.
Wisconsin	Tony Evers (D) vs Tim Michels (R)	Evers has bad approval ratting in state, Michels has good chance to win.

House of Representatives races

State	District	Race	Comment	Outcome
Alaska	At-large	Mary Peltola (D) vs Sarah Palin (R) vs Nick Begich III (R)	The race become harder for Republicans to win because of two Republicans facing each other which benefit Democrats and neither one of them want to drop.
Arizona	1st	David Schweikert (R) vs Devin Hodge (D)	Schweikert has the toughest primary in Arizona, however his far left socialist opponent who consider himself as "Incel" dont seem has chance against Schweikert.
Arizona	2nd	Tom O'Halleran (D) vs Eli Crane (R)	After redistricting, O'Halleran chance become very low to keep his seat.
Arizona	4th	Greg Stanton (D) vs Kelly Cooper (R)	America first candidate Kelly Cooper running very good campaign and he could win the election.
Arizona	6th	Kirsten Engel (D) vs Juan Ciscomani (R)	Ann Kirkpatrick representative of this district will retire. Republicans have good chance to flip this seat.
California	9th	Josh Harder (D) vs Tom Patti (R)	Recent polls show very competitive race between the two. Republicans have chance to flip this seat.
California	13th	Adam Gray (D) vs John Duarte (R)	New swing district, which Republicans can win.
California	21th	Jim Costa (D) vs Michael Maher (R)
California	22th	David Valadao (R) vs Rudy Salas (D)	David Valadao one of 10 impeachers barely won primary election, despite Trump didnt endorse any candidate against him. Valadao could lose the election due to many Trump supporters would refuse vote for him.
California	27th	Mike Garcia (R) vs Christy Smith (D)	Mike Gracia due to being in district that Biden won in 2020, he has very tough race.
Colorado	7th	Brittany Pettersen (D) vs Erik Aadland (R)	Due to retirement of Incumbent Ed Perlmutter, America first candidate Erik Aadland has chance to flip this seat.
Colorado	8th	Yadira Caravaeo (D) vs Barbara Kirkmeyer (R)	New district which Democrats choose far left to compete to this race, so Republicans have very good chance to win this seat.
Connecticut	2nd	Joe Courtney (D) vs Mike France (R)
Connecticut	5th	Jahana Hayes (D) vs George Logan (R)
Florida	7th	Karen Green (D) vs Cory Mills (R)	After redistricting, Republicans have good chance to win this seat.
Florida	13th	Eric Lynn (D) vs Anna Luna Paulina (R)	This district represented by Charlie Crist who run for Governor. Republicans have good chance to flip it.
Florida	15th	Laurel Lee (R) vs Alan Cohn (D)	New district the former Florida Secretary of State has better chance to win.
Georgia	6th	Bob Christian (D) vs Rich McCormick (R)	After redistricting McCormick has better chance to win.
Georgia	7th	Lucy McBath (D) vs Mark Gonsalves (R)	Despite being on blue district, Lucy McBath refused to show up to debate against her opponent which could lead to her possible lose.
Illinois	6th	Sean Casten (D) vs Keith Pekau (R)
Illinois	11th	Bill Foster (D) vs Catalina Lauf (R)	The primary turnout was very good in this district, Republicans have chance to flip this district.
Illinois	13th	Nikki Budzinski (D) vs Regan Deering (R)	New district which Republicans have good chance to win it
Illinois	14th	Lauren Underwood (D) vs Scott Gryder (R)
Illinois	17th	Eric Sorensen (D) vs Esther Joy King (R)	Due retirement of incumbent Cheri Bustos, Republicans have good chance to flip this district.
Indiana	1st	Frank Mrvan (D) vs Jennifer-Ruth Green (R)
Iowa	1st	Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R) vs Christina Bohannan (D)
Iowa	2nd	Ashley Hinson (R) vs Liz Mathis (D)
Iowa	3rd	Cindy Axne (D) vs Zach Nunn (R)
Kansas	3rd	Sharice Davids (D) vs Amanda Adkins (R)	Recent polls show Amanda Adkins lead
Maine	2nd	Jared Golden (D) vs Bruce Poliquin (R)
Maryland	6th	David Trone (D) vs Neil Parrott (R)
Michigan	3rd	John Gibbs (R) vs Hillary Scholten (D)
Michigan	7th	Elissa Slotkin (D) vs Tom Barrett (R)
Michigan	8th	Dan Kildee (D) vs Paul Junge (R)
Michigan	10th	Carl Marlinga (D) vs John James (R)
Minnesota	2nd	Angie Craig (D) vs Tyler Kistner (R)	Craig barely won in 2020, Tyler Kistner has good chance to win due to third party candidate
Nevada	1st	Dina Titus (D) vs Mark Robertson (R)
Nevada	3rd	Susie Lee (D) vs April Becker (R)
Nevada	4th	Steven Horsford (D) vs Sam Peters (R)
New Hampshire	1st	Chris Pappas (D) vs Karoline Leavitt (R)
New Hampshire	2nd	Annie Kuster (D) vs Robert Burns (R)
New Jersey	3rd	Andy Kim (D) vs Bob Healey (R)
New Jersey	5th	Josh Gottheimer (D) vs Frank Pallotta (R)
New Jersey	7th	Tom Malinowski (D) vs Thomas Kean Jr. (R)
New Mexico	1st	Melanie Stansbury (D) vs Michelle Garcia Holmes (R)
New Mexico	2nd	Yvette Herrell (R) vs Gabe Vasquez (D)
New Mexico	3rd	Teresa Leger Fernandez (D) vs Alexis Martinez Johnson (R)
New York	4th	Laura Gillen (D) vs Anthony D'Esposito (R)
New York	17th	Sean Patrick Maloney (D) vs Michael Lawler (R)
New York	18th	Pat Ryan (D) vs Colin Schmitt (R)
New York	19th	Josh Riley (D) vs Marc Molinaro (R)
New York	20th	Paul Tonko (D) vs Liz Joy (R)
North Carolina	1st	Don Davis (D) vs Sandy Smith (R)
North Carolina	13th	Bo Hines (R) vs Wiley Nickel (D)
Ohio	9th	Marcy Kaptur (D) vs J. R. Majewski (R)	After redistricting America first candidate J. R. Majewski has very good chance to flip this district
Ohio	13th	Emilia Sykes (D) vs Madison Gesiotto (R)
Oregon	4th	Val Hoyle (D) vs Alek Skarlatos (R)	The district could due to retirement of incumbent Peter DeFazio.
Oregon	5th	Jamie McLeod-Skinner (D) vs Lori Chavez-DeRemer (R)	Far left socialist Jamie McLeod-Skinner defeated incumbent representative Kurt Schrader, Republicans by Lori Chavez-DeRemer have good chance to flip it.
Oregon	6th	Andrea Salinas (D) vs Mike Erickson (R)
Pennsylvania	6th	Chrissy Houlahan (D) vs Guy Ciarrocchi (R)
Pennsylvania	7th	Susan Wild (D) vs Lisa Scheller (R)
Pennsylvania	8th	Matt Cartwright (D) vs Jim Bognet (R)
Pennsylvania	17th	Chris Deluzio (D) vs Jeremy Shaffer (R)
Rhode Island	2nd	Seth Magaziner (D) vs Allan Fung (R)
Tennessee	5th	Heidi Campbell (D) vs Andy Ogles (R)
Texas	15th	Michelle Vallejo (D) vs Monica de la Cruz (R)	Democrats choose far left socialist candidate to this race which increase Republican chance to get this seat.
Texas	28th	Henry Cuellar (D) vs Cassy Garcia (R)	Cuellar barely won primary election against far left socialist candidate, and due to being investigated by FBI, he could lose his seat with the Hispanic shift in southern Texas.
Texas	34th	Mayra Flores (R) vs Vicente Gonzalez (D)	Mayra Flores become first Republican to win this district in special election, however after redistricting the district become more blue and Flores upsetting many of her voters after voting for amnesty.
Virginia	2nd	Elaine Luria (D) vs Jen Kiggans (R)
Virginia	7th	Abigail Spanberger (D) vs Yesli Vega (R)
Virginia	10th	Jennifer Wexton (D) vs Hung Cao (R)
Washington	3rd	Joe Kent (R) vs Marie Perez (D)	Joe Kent successfully defeat RINO incumbent Jaime Herrera Beutler.
Washington	8th	Kim Schrier (D) vs Matt Larkin (R)
Wisconsin	3rd	Brad Pfaff (D) vs Derrick Van Orden (R)

Other races

State	Office	Race	Comment	Outcome
Georgia	Lieutenant Governor	Burt Jones (R) vs Charlie Bailey (D)	Trump endorsed Burt Jones will face Stacy Abrams endorsed Charlie Bailey.
Arizona	Attorney General	Abe Hamadeh (R) vs Kristin Mayes (D)
Illinois	Attorney General	Kwame Raoul (D) vs Tom DeVore (R)
Iowa	Attorney General	Tom Miller (D) vs Brenna Bird (R)
Kansas	Attorney General	Kris Kobach (R) vs Chris Mann (D)	Mainstream media falsely portray Kansas secretary of state as extremist, he is likely to win.
Michigan	Attorney General	Dana Nessel (D) vs Matthew DePerno (R)	Matthew DePerno has very good chance to defeat far left and corrupt Dana Nessel
Minnesota	Attorney General	Keith Ellison (D) vs Jim Schultz (R)	Jim Schultz has very good chance to defeat far left and Antifa supporter Keith Ellison
New York	Attorney General	Letitia James (D) vs Michael Henry (R)	Michael Henry has very good chance to defeat far left and anti police attorney general Letitia James, latest polls showing him lead over her.
Texas	Attorney general	Ken Paxton (R) vs Rochelle Garza (D)
Wisconsin	Attorney General	Josh Kaul (D) vs Eric Toney (R)
Arizona	Secretary of State	Adrian Fontes (D) vs Mark Finchem (R)	Mainstream media falsely claim Finchem as far Right, Finchem who got Trump endorsement has better to win.
Georgia	Secretary of State	Brad Raffensperger (R) vs Bee Nguyen (D)
Michigan	Secretary of State	Jocelyn Benson (D) vs Kristina Karamo (R)	Karamo got Trump endorsement and she could win against corrupt and Soros puppet secretary of state Benson
Nevada	Secretary of state	Jim Marchant (R) vs Cisco Aguilar (D)
Wisconsin	Secretary of state	Doug La Follette (D) vs Amy Loudenbeck (R)
Nevada	Treasurer of state	Zach Conine (D) vs Michelle Fiore (R)

Primary races

Date of election	State	Office	Race	Comment	Outcome
March 1	Texas	Governor	Gov. Greg Abbott v. Allen West v. Don Huffines (plus other, minor candidates)	Though endorsed by Trump, and polls show Abbott winning without a runoff, Abbott is not guaranteed to attain 50% and thereby avoid a runoff in which the more conservative West or Huffines could win.	Abbott moved to the right, even dramatically objecting to transgender operations in the last week of the campaign, and he won with about 68% of the vote.
March 1, runoff May 24	Texas	Attorney General	Ken Paxton v. George P. Bush v. Louis Gohmert v. Eva Guzman	A runoff between Paxton and another candidate is expected, Bush the likely runner-up	As expected, a runoff will occur between Paxton and Bush.
March 1	Texas	2d Congressional District - very conservative	Dan Crenshaw v. several conservatives	RINO-leaning Crenshaw vocally criticizes Marjorie Taylor Greene, and was booed after getting belligerent against a teenage girl who asked him why he was comparing the factual Jesus to the mythical Superman.	Dan Crenshaw won big.
March 1	Texas	3rd Congressional District - very conservative	Van Taylor v. several conservatives	Van Taylor voted for Liz Cheney's witchhunt (Jan. 6 commission), voted for certifying the last election when conservatives opposed it, and voted for the Convention of States (Con Con) when he was a state legislator. He refuses to help small inventors protect their property rights. Opponents of vaccine mandates also want him defeated. With the 3rd District being redrawn to remove the growing Democrat areas of Collin County, Taylor may not be conservative enough to win.	Van Taylor was forced into a runoff against Keith Self. However, it was reported that Taylor had engaged in an affair, and was shamed into dropping out; Self will represent the GOP in this heavily GOP district.
March 1	Texas	8th Congressional district (seat vacated by Kevin Brady)	Morgan Luttrell v. Christian Collins, and 9 additional candidates	Establishment supports Luttrell, while grassroots conservatives support Collins.	Luttrell wins this with establishment support.
March 1	Texas	23rd Congressional district (held by first-term incumbent Tony Gonzales)	Tony Gonzales v. Dr. Alma Arredondo-Lynch, and another candidate	Gonzales voted for Nancy Pelosi's January 6 Select Committee, which has engaged in a witch-hunt against Trump's family and supporters.	Gonzales wins this with establishment support.
May 3	Ohio	U.S. Senate	seven candidates view for the seat left vacant by the retiring Rob Portman (R-OH).	Trump endorsed J.D. Vance. One candidate (Matt Dolan) is attempting to win the plurality by being politically correct in supporting the Cleveland Indians' name-change, which his family owns, and anti-Trump, against many pro-Trump rivals.	J.D. Vance won easily.
May 10	West Virginia	House WV Dist. 2	Alex Mooney v. David McKinley	both are incumbents due to redistricting; Trump endorsed Mooney, who voted against the boondoggle infrastructure bill, while McKinley voted for it.	Alex Mooney won by 19 points.
May 17	North Carolina	U.S. Senate	Pat McCrory v. Ted Budd	RINO McCrory falsely accuses Trump-endorsed Budd of being pro-Putin, while former Rep. Mark Walker (R-N.C.) could play the role of a spoiler.	Ted Budd won easily.
May 17	North Carolina	House NC Dist. 11	Madison Cawthorn vs Chuck Edwards	The importance of the upcoming primaries just increased with news that the GOP Establishment—including a NC Senator—is trying to defeat young conservative Rep. Madison Cawthorn:	Madison Cawthorn lost his primary.
May 17	Pennsylvania	U.S. Senate	Mehmet Oz v. Dave McCormick vs Kathy Barnette	Trump dramatically endorsed Dr. Oz on April 8, when Oz was trailing the globalist hedge fund trader McCormick in the polls	Oz won barely.
	Pennsylvania House and Senate	More than 100 state House races involving Republican incumbents who opposed election integrity, while nearly two-dozen Senate races are contested in 2022 also.
May 17	Pennsylvania	Governor	Doug Mastriano vs Lou Barletta vs Bill McSwain	Doug Mastriano got late president Trump endorsement	Doug Mastriano won easily
May 24	Georgia	Governor	David Perdue v. Brian Kemp	Trump prioritizes this race to defeat the RINO Gov. Kemp, who refused to do anything to stop election fraud there.	Due to poor campaign of David Perdue, Kemp won easily.
May 24	Georgia	Secretary of State	Jody Hice vs Brad Raffensperger	Jody Hice has very good chance to defeat incumbent DIAN who tried falsely accuse president Trump to change elections result.	Due to votes of Democrats who interfere in Republican primary, Raffensperger won and avoided runoff
May 24	Georgia	House GA Dist. 6	Rich McCormick vs Jake Evans	Two America first candidate Jake Evans got President Trump endorsement and Rich McCormick who lead polls.	The two candidate went to runoff with Rich McCormick lead.
May 24	Georgia	House GA Dist. 10	Vernon Jones vs Timothy Barr vs Mike Collins	very important race between three America first candidates: Vernon Jones who was endorsed by President Trump, state representative Timothy Barr who was endorsed by incumbent representative Jody Hice and populist Mike Collins who lead polls.	Mike Collins and Vernon Jones went to runoff with Collins lead.
May 24	Alabama	Senate	Mo Brooks vs Katie Britt vs Mike Durant	Katie Britt and Mo Brooks went to runoff with Britt lead.
May 24	Minnesota	House Minnesota Dist. 1	Jennifer Carnahan vs Jeremy Munson vs Brad Finstad	Special election will be held for Minnesota Dist. 1 in August 9 due to death of former representative Jim Hagedorn. Hagedorn widow and former chairwoman of Republican party in Minnesota will run. She has challenger in primary Member of the Minnesota House of Representatives Jeremy Munson.	Brad Finstad won
May 24	Texas	House TX Dist. 28	Cassy Garcia vs Sandra Whitten		Cassy Garcia won.
May 24	Texas	House TX Dist. 28	Henry Cuellar vs Jessica Cisneros	Moderate Democrat Henry Cuellar has challenger who cost him to runoff a far left progressive and socialist Jessica Cisneros.	Henry Cuellar won barely.
June 7, 2022	New Jersey	House NJ Dist.4	RINO Chris Smith vs Mike Crispi	Crispi got endorsement from Michael Flynn, Rudy Giuliani, Kari Lake, Roger Stone and Wendy Rogers, while Smith got endorsement from House minority leader Kevin McCarthy.	Chris Smith won
June 14, 2022	Nevada	Governor	Joe Lombardo vs Dean Heller	Sheriff Joe Lombardo got President Trump endorsement against former RINO Senator Dean Heller	Joe Lombardo won easily
June 14, 2022	Nevada	US Senate	Adam Laxalt vs Sam Brown	Adam Laxalt got President Trump endorsement and many other major Republicans figures, Sam Brown got endorsement of Nevada Republican Party.	Adam Laxalt won
June 14, 2022	Nevada	NV Dist. 1	Danny Tarkanian vs Mark Amodei	RINO and Never Trump Mark Amodei has strong challenger Danny Tarkanian.	Mark Amodei won
June 14, 2022 (runoff June 28)	South Carolina	House seat in Congress	Tom Rice v. Russell Fry v. Mark McBride	Rep. Tom Rice (R-SC) voted for the second impeachment against Trump and recently doubled down in support his vote with Nancy Pelosi on that issue. Mark McBride is the real conservative in this race, while Trump-endorsed representative Russell Fry recently voted for holding a constitutional convention to rewrite the U.S. Constitution, which could allow Leftists such as George Soros to change it.	Russel Fry won easily and avoid run off
June 14, 2022 (runoff June 28)	South Carolina	SC Dist. 1	Nancy Mace vs Katie Arrington vs Lynz Piper Loomis	RINO Nancy Mace who vote for unconstitutional January 6 committee and supported sodomy pride month, she has hard race against Katie Arrington who got president Trump endorsement, while Lynz Piper Loomis withdrew from election and decide to endorse Arrington	Nancy Mace barely won, she get benefit from Open Primary.
June 28	Illinois	new 15th Congressional District	Mary Miller v. Rodney Davis	Mary Miller is strongly conservative and endorsed by Trump, while Rodney Davis is a RINO. Both are in Congress now as Illinois loses a seat and Dems redistricted the two Republicans into the same new district.	Mary Miller won easily
June 28	Colorado	U.S. Senate	Ron Hanks vs Joe Odea	Ron Hanks has stood out as promising to vote against Mitch McConnell as Majority Leader.	Joe Odea won
June 28	New York	Governor	Lee Zeldin vs Andrew Giuliani		Lee Zeldin won easily
June 28	Oklahoma	OK Dist. 5	Stephanie Bice vs Sabrina Banks		Stephanie Bice won easily due to poor campaign of her opponent
June 28	Utah	Utah Dist 1	Blake Moore vs Andrew Badger vs Tina Cannon	Incumbent RINO representative is challenged by populist and America first candidate Andrew Badger	Blake Moore won
June 28	Mississippi	3rd district (runoff)	Michael Cassidy vs RINO Michael Guest	Cassidy made a surprise and outperformed RINO incumbent Michael Guest who vote for January 6 committee. Cassidy consider himself as America first candidate and he is likely to win if he got President Trump endorsement.	Trump didnt endorse Cassidy, and Guest won by Open Primary advantage and McCarthy interference.
June 28	Mississippi	4th District (runoff)	Steven Palazzo vs Mike Ezzel	RINO incumbent Steven Palazzo got only %31 of votes, he is likely to lose.	Mike Ezzel won easily
August 2	Arizona	Governor	Kari Lake vs Karrin Taylor Robson	Kari Lake got president Trump endorsement and she is likely to win	Kari Lake won
August 2	Arizona	Senate	Jim Lamon vs Mark Brnovich vs Blake Masters	Three major contenders for this race, Solar power businessman Jim Lamon who currently lead polls, incumbent Attorney general Mark Brnovich who was disliked by president Trump and Blake Masters who is likely to get president Trump endorsement.	Blake Masters won
August 2	Michigan	Governor	Tudor Dixon vs Garret Soldano vs Kevin Rinke vs Ryan Kelly		Dixon got president Trump endorsement and won easily
August 2	Michigan	MC Dist.3	Peter Meijer vs John Gibbs	RINO incumbent Peter Meijer has a challenger John Gibbs who got president Trump endorsement.	John Gibbs won
August 2	Missouri	Senate	Eric Greitens vs Vicky Hartzler vs Eric Schmitt vs Billy Long		Eric Schmitt won easily after promising to not vote for Mitch McConnell as Majority leader
August 2	Washington	Washington Dist. 3	Jaime Herrera Beutler vs Joe Kent vs Heidi St Johns	RINO incumbent Jaime Herrera Beutler has an America first challenger Joe Kent who was endorsed by President Trump.	Joe Kent won
August 2	Washington	Washington Dist.4	Dan Newhouse vs Loren Culp vs Jerrod Sessler	Loren Culp got president Trump endorsement against incumbent RINO Dan Newhouse	Dan Newhouse benefited from RCV system and won the primary
August 8	Wisconsin	Governor	Rebecca Kleefisch vs Tim Michels	former lieutenant governor Rebecca Kleefisch has a challenger Tim Michels who got President Trump endorsement.	Tim Michels won
August 16	Alaska	US Senate	Kelly Tshibaka vs Lisa Morkowski	Kelly Tshibaka who got president Trump endorsement run against incumbent RINO Lisa Morkowski	Lisa Murkowski got many Democrats votes and benefited from Open pirmary
August 16	Wyoming	House of Representatives	Harriet Hageman v. Liz Cheney	Liberal, out-of-state donors pour in money to prop up the Never-Trump Liz Cheney.	Harriet Hageman won easily and Liz Cheney humiliated more than any other incumbent representative
August 23	Florida	FL House Dist.7	Anthony Sabatini vs Cory Mills		Cory Mills won
August 23	Florida	FL House Dist.11	Dan Webster vs Laura Loomer		Dan Webster barely won
September 13	New Hampshire	US Senate	Donald Bolduc vs Kevin Smith vs Chuck Morse	Donald Bolduc has best chance of winning. Trump didnt endorse any candidate in this race but Bolduc attracted MAGA voters, while Morse become establishment favorite and got endorsement from Governor Chris Sununu.	Donald Bolduc won
September 13	New Hampshire	NH Dist.1	Matt Mowers vs Tim Baxter vs Karoline Leavitt vs Gail Huff	Matt Mowers has best chances for wining according to polls	Due to Mowers being establishment favorite and got Kevin McCarthy endorsement, voters tend to elect Karoline Leavitt.

See also

• Trump endorsements
• Ballotpedia Heart of the Primaries
• Ballotpedia list of battleground GOP primaries
• Ballotpedia list of endorsements by Donald Trump