Difference between revisions of "August 2 primary"
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*Arizona (key races for governor and a [[U.S. Senate]] seat) | *Arizona (key races for governor and a [[U.S. Senate]] seat) | ||
*Kansas (includes an important [[abortion referenda|abortion referendum]]) | *Kansas (includes an important [[abortion referenda|abortion referendum]]) | ||
| − | *Michigan ([[Trump]] endorsed many primary candidates here) | + | *Michigan ([[Trump]] endorsed many primary candidates here, including Tudor Dixon for governor and John Gibbs against pro-[[impeachment and removal|impeachment]] [[Opposition to Donald Trump|Never-Trumper]] Rep. [[Peter Meijer]]) |
*Missouri (a hotly contested primary for an open [[U.S. Senate]] seat) | *Missouri (a hotly contested primary for an open [[U.S. Senate]] seat) | ||
*Ohio (state legislature) | *Ohio (state legislature) | ||
*Washington | *Washington | ||
[[category:politics]] | [[category:politics]] | ||
Revision as of 21:02, July 31, 2022
An August 2 primary is being held in 2022 in these states, which include several swing states:
- Arizona (key races for governor and a U.S. Senate seat)
- Kansas (includes an important abortion referendum)
- Michigan (Trump endorsed many primary candidates here, including Tudor Dixon for governor and John Gibbs against pro-impeachment Never-Trumper Rep. Peter Meijer)
- Missouri (a hotly contested primary for an open U.S. Senate seat)
- Ohio (state legislature)
- Washington