List Of Congressional Challengers In The 2020 Elections

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United States Congress elections, 2020
General Election
November 3, 2020
U.S. Senate elections, 2020
U.S. House elections, 2020
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This page contains a list of all challengers who ran in the 2020 Congress elections. Challenger refers to a candidate who was not a current incumbent in the U.S. House or U.S. Senate at the time of the election, except for those who ran for a different chamber. This list includes those who were elected officials from other offices, such as state legislators and state executive officials. Click on the individual state tabs below for candidate names, which are organized by state, chamber and party.

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States[edit]

Alabama[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

No challengers from this party filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Republican[edit]

  1. Stanley Adair
  2. Ruth Page Nelson
  3. John Paul Serbin
  4. Marty Preston Hatley
  5. Bradley Byrne
  6. Arnold Mooney

Other parties[edit]

  1. Michael Parrish (Alabama)
  2. Marcus Jejaun Williams (Alabama)

Independents[edit]

No independent challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Rick Neighbors
  2. Adia Winfrey
  3. James Averhart
  4. Kiani Gardner
  5. Frederick Collins (Alabama)
  6. Hannah Thompson
  7. Camron Devin Stokes

Republican[edit]

  1. Thomas Casson
  2. Chris Pringle
  3. Chris Lewis (Alabama)
  4. Terri Hasdorff
  5. Wes Lambert
  6. Jeff Coleman (Alabama)
  7. Anders Pope Allen
  8. Jessica Taylor (Alabama)
  9. John Castorani
  10. Thomas Brown Jr. (Alabama)

Other parties[edit]

  1. John Page (Alabama)

Independents[edit]

  1. Kaynen Pellegrino

Alaska[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Greg Fitch

Republican[edit]

  1. Adam Master Newman
  2. Jed Whittaker

Other parties[edit]

  1. Chris Cumings
  2. Karen Nanouk
  3. John Howe (Alaska)

Independents[edit]

  1. Al Gross
  2. David Matheny
  3. Larry Barnes
  4. David Darden (Alaska)
  5. Sid Hill
  6. Greg Fitch

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Alyse Galvin
  2. Carol Hafner
  3. Ray Sean Tugatuk

Republican[edit]

  1. Thomas Nelson (Alaska)
  2. Arianna Cocallas

Other parties[edit]

No third party challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Independents[edit]

  1. Alyse Galvin

Arizona[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Mohammad Arif
  2. Joshua Rodriguez (Colorado)
  3. Juan Angel Vasquez (Arizona)
  4. Bo Garcia
  5. Perry Kapadia
  6. Buzz Stewart
  7. Adam Chilton
  8. Josue Larose

Republican[edit]

  1. Craig Brittain
  2. Daniel McCarthy (Arizona)
  3. Joshua Rodriguez (Colorado)
  4. Floyd Getchell
  5. Paul Burton
  6. Mark Cavener
  7. Alan White (Arizona)
  8. Sean Lyons
  9. Debbie Simmons
  10. Patrick Thomas (Arizona)
  11. Edward Davida
  12. Nicholas Glenn
  13. Josue Larose

Other parties[edit]

  1. Matthew Dorchester

Independents[edit]

  1. William Decker
  2. Christopher Beckett
  3. Benjamin Rodriguez (Arizona)
  4. Mathew Haupt
  5. Frank Saenz
  6. Jim Stevens

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Anita Malik
  2. Larry Williams (Arizona)
  3. Bob Musselwhite
  4. Joan Greene
  5. Karl Gentles
  6. Jonathan Ireland
  7. Gene Scharer
  8. Nevin Kohler
  9. Peter Quilter
  10. Javier Garcia Ramos
  11. Robert Spry
  12. Kyle Martin
  13. Miko Jones
  14. Andres Portela
  15. Bob Olsen
  16. Delina DiSanto
  17. Eva Putzova
  18. Stephanie Rimmer
  19. Stuart Starky
  20. Nick Murray

Republican[edit]

  1. Chris Taylor (Arizona)
  2. Shay Stautz
  3. Brandon Martin (Arizona)
  4. Chris Hindle
  5. James Schmidt (Arizona)
  6. Michelle DePalma
  7. Jason Bacon
  8. Nicholas Tutora
  9. Irina Baroness Von Behr
  10. Juan Smith
  11. Jason Walker (Arizona)
  12. Nolan Reidhead
  13. Tim Taylor (U.S. representative candidate, Arizona)
  14. Steve Ronnebeck
  15. Daniel Wood (Arizona congressional candidate)
  16. Mike Boyd
  17. Doyel Shamley
  18. Nina Becker
  19. Mike Ligon
  20. Jordan Flayer
  21. Richard Jolley
  22. Joe Vess
  23. Jimmy Rodriguez
  24. Don Overholser
  25. Karen Stephens
  26. J.Travis Kirkham
  27. Roxanne Rodriguez
  28. Anne Marie Ward
  29. John W. Moore (Arizona)
  30. Joseph Morgan
  31. Josh Barnett
  32. Noran Ruden
  33. Tiffany Shedd
  34. Ryan Risselman

Other parties[edit]

  1. Brandon Schlass
  2. Brett Brennan

Independents[edit]

  1. Tom Lewellen
  2. Irina Baroness Von Behr
  3. Emily Robinson
  4. Gennaro Napolitano
  5. Ana Perez Gissy
  6. Taliban Hendrix
  7. Iman-Utopia Layjou Bah

Arkansas[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Joshua Mahony
  2. Dan Whitfield

Republican[edit]

No challengers from this party filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Other parties[edit]

  1. Ricky Dale Harrington Jr.

Independents[edit]

  1. Dan Whitfield

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Celeste Williams
  2. Raymond Dallas Redmond Jr.
  3. William Hanson (Arkansas)

Republican[edit]

No challengers from this party filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Other parties[edit]

No third party challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Independents[edit]

  1. J. Glenn Smith

California[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Audrey Denney
  2. Brynne Kennedy
  3. Shahid Buttar
  4. Tom Gallagher (California)
  5. Maebe A. Girl
  6. Jeff Burdick
  7. Chris Bubser
  8. Aaron Nettles
  9. Agatha Bacelar
  10. Sam Campbell
  11. Jason Kishineff
  12. Rishi Kumar
  13. Abdeli Sanchez
  14. Pablo Mendiolea
  15. David Kim (California)
  16. Courtney Berina
  17. Rachel Moniz
  18. David Rudnick
  19. Robert Lawton
  20. Nadia Smalley
  21. Adam Bolanos Scow
  22. Emanuel Gonzales
  23. Kim Mangone
  24. Paula Kahn
  25. James Ellars
  26. Aditya Pai
  27. Frances Motiwalla
  28. Meshal Kashifalghita
  29. Raul Madrigal
  30. Benjamin Emard
  31. Ritesh Tandon
  32. Robert Cooper (California)
  33. Chad Anderson (California)
  34. Regina Marston
  35. Nancy Casady
  36. Analilia Joya
  37. Ivan Torres
  38. Ara Khachig Manoogian
  39. Albert Maxwell Goldberg
  40. Bob Conaway
  41. Brian Carroll (U.S. House of Representatives)
  42. Tuan Phan
  43. John Tyler (California)
  44. Austin Intal
  45. Anthony Felix Jr.
  46. Robert Salas
  47. Rob Lydon
  48. Jalen McLeod
  49. Michael Tolar
  50. Stephen Forbes
  51. Enrique Petris
  52. Keanakay Scott
  53. James OGabhann III
  54. Selena Rose Martinez
  55. Gina Chapa
  56. Christopher Smith (California)
  57. Joaquín Vázquez
  58. Tom Wong (2020 congressional candidate)
  59. Zack Fields (California)
  60. Annette Meza
  61. Eric Kutner
  62. Joseph Fountain (California)
  63. Janessa Goldbeck
  64. Kim Williams (California)
  65. Ryan Blevins
  66. Dary Rezvani
  67. Getro Elize
  68. Anibal Valdez-Ortega
  69. Marisa Calderon
  70. Liz Barris
  71. Brian Forde
  72. Julia Peacock
  73. Mary Ann Lutz
  74. Andre Quintero
  75. Vanessa Aramayo
  76. Sean Frame
  77. Alex Balkin
  78. Cristos Goodrow
  79. Daniel Phillip Ferrara
  80. Simon Mark Alvarez (41st Congressional District of California)
  81. Josef Vernon Hodgkins (California)
  82. Shawn Roshan
  83. Angela Kennedy (California)
  84. Christopher Edgardo Martinez
  85. Jason Cienkus
  86. Nanci Nohely Navarro Serratos
  87. Jerlilia Ryans
  88. Alexis Medina
  89. Alfredo Ahumada
  90. Annette McDonald Trani
  91. Orion Paige Metzger
  92. Abdullah Issaq
  93. Peter Sharma
  94. Erik Estavillo
  95. Matthew Doyle
  96. Aeiramique Glass Blake
  97. Ammar Campa-Najjar
  98. Eric Garcia
  99. Grace Williams
  100. Hans Keirstead
  101. Jay Chen
  102. Michael Guzik
  103. Phil Arballo
  104. Ricardo De La Fuente
  105. Suzette Santori
  106. William O'Mara
  107. Angélica María Dueñas
  108. Aisha Wahab
  109. Esmeralda Soria
  110. Roque De La Fuente

Republican[edit]

  1. Caleb Sturges
  2. Brenton Woolworth
  3. Mara Fortin
  4. Buzz Patterson
  5. Amy Phan West
  6. Erin Cruz
  7. Mark Cripe
  8. Destiny Lovato
  9. Jennifer Barbosa
  10. Brian Burley
  11. DeAnna Lorraine
  12. Nikka Piterman
  13. Raul Matthew Ruiz
  14. Nathan Charette
  15. Jeremy Staat
  16. Julianne Benzel
  17. David Rudnick
  18. Eric Early
  19. James Griffin (California)
  20. Jacob Thomas
  21. Brian Perras
  22. Sean Feucht
  23. Tamika Hamilton
  24. George Papadopoulos
  25. Charles Patron
  26. Alison Hayden
  27. James Waters
  28. Larry Thompson (California)
  29. Antonio Amador
  30. Joanne Wright
  31. Paul Saulsbury
  32. Naora Ben-Dov
  33. Ritesh Tandon
  34. John Briscoe
  35. Billy Earley
  36. Justin David Whitehead
  37. John Schuesler
  38. William Martinek
  39. Phil Reynolds
  40. Joshua Scott
  41. Ronald Muwereza Lutalo Sr.
  42. Mike Cargile
  43. Albert Maxwell Goldberg
  44. Ignacio Cruz
  45. William Bodell
  46. Milo Stevanovich
  47. Sou Moua
  48. Johnny Nalbandian
  49. Aja Smith
  50. Jeff Gorman (California)
  51. Nisha Sharma
  52. Beatrice Cardenas
  53. C. Antonio Delgado (California)
  54. Courtney Lackey
  55. Scott Giblin
  56. Patrice Kimbler
  57. Sherwood Ellsworth Haisty Jr.
  58. Christine Bish
  59. Enrique Petris
  60. Jim DeBello
  61. Ran Petel
  62. Justin Aguilera
  63. Kenneth Swanson
  64. Ashur Gabriel
  65. Chris Stoddard
  66. Famela Ramos
  67. Ted Howze
  68. Kevin Cookingham
  69. Kenneth Jenks
  70. David Lozano
  71. Nathan Wilkins
  72. Jamie Byers
  73. Larry Wilske
  74. Bill Wells
  75. Angela Underwood Jacobs
  76. Michael Erin Woody
  77. Matt Rahn
  78. Ray Gennawey
  79. Charles Dossett
  80. Crystal Golden
  81. Mario Christopher Wilson
  82. Jesse Fallon Glick
  83. Christopher Michael Engels
  84. David Fritz
  85. William Raymond Orton
  86. Jon Hollis (California)
  87. Steven Craig Knoblock
  88. Julie Proctor
  89. Tami Murillo
  90. Gregory Van Dyke
  91. Hunter Spears Duncan
  92. Paul Cook (California)
  93. Jeff Denham
  94. Agnes Gibboney
  95. Alejandro Rodriguez (California)
  96. Andy Caldwell
  97. Bob Elliott (California)
  98. Brian Maryott
  99. Chris Mathys
  100. Danny Fabricant
  101. Errol Webber
  102. James P. Bradley (California)
  103. Joe Collins (Texas)
  104. Jon Ivy
  105. Michael Oristian
  106. Mimi Walters
  107. Sarah Sun Liew
  108. Stephen Knight
  109. Tim Donnelly (California State Assembly)
  110. Ronda Kennedy
  111. Marla Livengood
  112. Paul Irving Jones (California)
  113. Scott Baugh
  114. Carl DeMaio
  115. Peter Liu
  116. Suzette Martinez Valladares
  117. Daniel Mercuri
  118. Roque De La Fuente

Other parties[edit]

  1. Peter Mathisen
  2. Shannel Pittman
  3. Jose Cortes
  4. Charles Coppock
  5. Richard Mata
  6. Rodolfo Cortes Barragan
  7. Michael Graham Jr. (California)
  8. Bob Goodwyn
  9. Melissa Bradley
  10. Jacquetta Green
  11. Michael Ernest Kerr
  12. Joe Dehn
  13. Eugene Weems
  14. Anza Akram
  15. Royce Dorazio
  16. Juan Luis Rivera (California)
  17. Kie'Marr Saleh
  18. Chris Richardson (California)

Independents[edit]

  1. Ryan Doheny
  2. Jason Kishineff
  3. Jennifer Barbosa
  4. Brandon Fricke
  5. David Edick
  6. Robert Lawton
  7. Steve Cox (California)
  8. Larry Thompson (California)
  9. Joseph LeTourneau IV
  10. Jason Mallory
  11. Christian Daly
  12. Lucinda Jahn
  13. John Tyler (California)
  14. Eric Taylor (U.S. House candidate, California)
  15. Jeff Esmus
  16. Will Johnson
  17. Otis Lee Cooper
  18. Kenneth Young (California)
  19. Reginald Keys
  20. Fernando Garcia
  21. Heman Hill
  22. Helen Horvath
  23. Henry Ota
  24. Susan Collin
  25. Jacob Vital
  26. Ron Kelly
  27. Paul Cook (California)
  28. Ed Rushman
  29. James P. Bradley (California)
  30. Ryan Cunningham (California)
  31. Ryan Dean Burkett
  32. Paul Irving Jones (California)
  33. Roque De La Fuente

Colorado[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Trish Zornio
  2. Andrew Romanoff
  3. Stephany Rose Spaulding
  4. Joshua Rodriguez (Colorado)
  5. Keith Pottratz
  6. David Goldfischer
  7. Critter Milton
  8. Dustin John Leitzel
  9. Dan Baer
  10. Derrick Blanton
  11. John Walsh (Colorado)
  12. Denise Burgess
  13. Ellen Burnes
  14. Alice Madden
  15. Danielle Kombo
  16. Diana Bray
  17. Erik Underwood
  18. Michelle Ferrigno Warren
  19. Lorena Garcia

Republican[edit]

  1. Joshua Rodriguez (Colorado)
  2. Margot Dupre (Colorado)

Other parties[edit]

  1. Veronique Bellamy
  2. Stephan "Seku" Evans
  3. Daniel Doyle (Colorado)
  4. Bruce Lohmiller

Independents[edit]

  1. Joseph Camp
  2. Martha Wolf
  3. Danny Skelly
  4. Michael Sanchez (Colorado)

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Charlie Madison Winters
  2. John Szemler
  3. Root Routledge
  4. Jaimie Kulikowski
  5. James Iacino
  6. Brian Ebinger
  7. Meghan Pratschler
  8. Ryan Lucas
  9. Mario Sanchez
  10. Melanie Diane Tomitsch
  11. James McGannon
  12. Gabrielle Watson (Colorado)
  13. Critter Milton
  14. Brandon Bocchino
  15. Jillian Freeland
  16. Ike McCorkle
  17. Steve Zorn

Republican[edit]

  1. John Szemler
  2. William Cutcher
  3. Charles Winn
  4. Shane Bolling
  5. Steve House
  6. Rebecca Keltie
  7. Ryan Gonzalez

Other parties[edit]

  1. Kyle Furey
  2. Thom Atkinson
  3. Doug Lunde
  4. John Keil
  5. Randy Luallin
  6. Laura Ireland
  7. Ed Duffett
  8. Jan Kok
  9. David R. Olszta
  10. Ken Biles

Independents[edit]

  1. Mark Matyi
  2. Robert Moser
  3. Alex Johnson (Colorado)
  4. Joseph Camp
  5. Anthony Malgieri
  6. Marcus Murphy
  7. James Treibert
  8. Steve Zorn

Connecticut[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

No challengers from this party filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Republican[edit]

  1. Ruben Rodriguez
  2. Mary Fay
  3. Justin Anderson (Connecticut)
  4. Thomas Gilmer
  5. Betty Dang
  6. Peter Robert Barresi
  7. David Xavier Sullivan (Connecticut)
  8. Margaret Streicker
  9. Ryan Meehan (Connecticut)
  10. Jonathan Riddle
  11. Michael Goldstein (Connecticut)
  12. Jim Griffin (Connecticut)
  13. TJ Elgin
  14. Robert Hyde

Other parties[edit]

  1. David R. Olszta
  2. Tom McCormick
  3. Justin Paglino
  4. Bruce Walczak

Independents[edit]

  1. Cassandra Martineau
  2. Yusheng Peng
  3. TJ Elgin

Delaware[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Jessica Scarane

Republican[edit]

  1. Lauren Witzke

Other parties[edit]

  1. Mark Turley
  2. Nadine Frost

Independents[edit]

No independent challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Roque De La Fuente
  2. Anne Kerner

Republican[edit]

  1. Roque De La Fuente
  2. Matthew Morris (Delaware)

Other parties[edit]

  1. David Rogers (Delaware)

Independents[edit]

  1. Roque De La Fuente
  2. Catherine Purcell (Delaware)

Florida[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Adam Aarons
  2. Al Robertson
  3. Adam Christensen
  4. Alan Cohn
  5. Alan Grayson
  6. Albert Chester
  7. Allen Ellison
  8. Brandon Scott Peters
  9. Cheryl Howard
  10. Christine Alexandria Olivo
  11. Cindy Banyai
  12. Courtney Rettew
  13. Dana Cottrell
  14. David Holden
  15. Donna Deegan
  16. Emily Rosas
  17. Ervan Katari Miller
  18. Guido Weiss
  19. Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr.
  20. Hicham Ammi
  21. Imtiaz Mohammad
  22. Isaiah Abenchuchan
  23. Jeffrey Rabinowitz
  24. Jen Perelman
  25. Jesse Philippe
  26. Jim Kennedy (Florida)
  27. Jonathan Marc (Florida)
  28. Kel Britvec
  29. Kimberly Walker
  30. Kristy Thripp
  31. Lloyd Wiggins
  32. Loretta Lax Miller
  33. Michael Hepburn (Miami, Florida)
  34. Monica DePaul
  35. Oz Vazquez
  36. Pedro Figueiredo
  37. Phil Ehr
  38. Philip Dodds
  39. Ricardo De La Fuente
  40. Richard Allen Rowe
  41. Richard Thripp
  42. Roshan Mody
  43. Sakinah Lehtola
  44. Sufiyah Yasmine
  45. Tiffany Jean Patti
  46. Willie Jefferson Anderson
  47. Yadira Escobar
  48. Patrick Post
  49. Roque De La Fuente

Republican[edit]

  1. Jennifer Barbosa
  2. Brian Perras
  3. Jim Oberweis
  4. Aaron Scanlan
  5. Amanda Makki
  6. Amy Pope Wells
  7. Armani Salado
  8. Becky E. Hites
  9. Bill Engelbrecht
  10. Bill Olson (Florida)
  11. Casey Askar
  12. Chelle DiAngelus
  13. Christian Acosta
  14. Christian Montiel
  15. Christine Scott
  16. Christopher Wright (Florida)
  17. Christy McLaughlin
  18. Daniel Kowal
  19. Dan Severson
  20. Darlene Cerezo Swaffar
  21. Darren Dione Aquino
  22. David Theus
  23. D.B. Fugate
  24. Ed Braddy
  25. Eddison Walters
  26. Edgar Cahse
  27. Edgardo Silva
  28. Eduardo Mejias
  29. Emily Rosas
  30. Enrique Tarrio
  31. Erick Aguilar
  32. Ervan Katari Miller
  33. Ford O’Connell
  34. Fran Flynn
  35. Frank Polo Sr.
  36. Gabriel Ferrer
  37. Gary Adler
  38. Gavin Rollins
  39. George Buck
  40. Gina Christine Labruno
  41. Greg Musselwhite
  42. Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr.
  43. Imtiaz Mohammad
  44. Irina Vilarino
  45. Jacob Curnow
  46. James St. George
  47. Jan Edwards
  48. Jeff Olson (Florida)
  49. Jeremy Brown (Florida)
  50. Jerry Wayne Milligan III
  51. Jessi Melton
  52. Joe Dallas Millado
  53. Joe Smith (Florida)
  54. John White (Florida)
  55. Jose Castillo (Florida)
  56. Juan Fiol
  57. Kent Guinn
  58. Kevin Boyle (Florida)
  59. Kirk Chong
  60. Kirk Troen
  61. K.W. Miller
  62. Lateresa Jones
  63. Laura Loomer
  64. Lavern Spicer
  65. Leo Valentin
  66. Elizabeth Felton
  67. Lloyd Wiggins
  68. Loretta Lax Miller
  69. Matt Becker
  70. Matthew Lusk
  71. Michael Bluemling Jr.
  72. Michael Kroske
  73. Michael Vilardi
  74. Mike Thibodeau
  75. Nicholas Vessio
  76. Paul Sidney Elliott
  77. Randy Henderson
  78. Raymond Molina
  79. Reba Sherrill
  80. Richard Goble
  81. Richard Mendelson
  82. Robbi Gleichauf
  83. Roger Wagoner
  84. Scott Caine
  85. Sean Jackson (Florida)
  86. Sergio Ortiz (Florida)
  87. Sharon Barry Newby
  88. Shlomo Nizahon
  89. Steven Thompson (Florida)
  90. Stewart Persky
  91. Thomas Delia
  92. Todd Chase
  93. Tom Hughes (Florida)
  94. Vennia Francois
  95. Victor Garcia da Rosa
  96. William Figlesthaler
  97. Willie Jefferson Anderson
  98. Willie Montague
  99. Mike Zhao
  100. Zachary Smith (Florida)
  101. Vic DeGrammont
  102. Aaron Joseph Licciardello
  103. James Pruden (Florida)
  104. Greg Merk
  105. John Mills (Florida)
  106. Omar Blanco
  107. Judson Sapp
  108. Ryan Chamberlin
  109. Roque De La Fuente

Other parties[edit]

  1. Albert Oram
  2. Charleston Malkemus
  3. Clay Hill
  4. Edgar Hernandez Reyes
  5. Hector Rivera (Florida)
  6. Karen Vaughn
  7. Kim O'Connor
  8. Lisa Marmorato
  9. Michael Steven Knezevich
  10. Samuel Adams (Florida)
  11. Sylvia Caravetta
  12. Theodore Murray
  13. William Garlington
  14. John G. "Gerry" Nolan

Independents[edit]

  1. Jennifer Barbosa
  2. Antonio Dumornay
  3. Christopher Eagle
  4. Ervan Katari Miller
  5. Kevin Michael Levertt
  6. Kristofer Lawson
  7. Omar Reyes
  8. Robert Wunderlich
  9. Stephen Canton
  10. Roque De La Fuente

Georgia[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Teresa Tomlinson
  2. Akhenaten Amun
  3. Sarah Riggs Amico
  4. Harold Shouse
  5. Maya Dillard Smith
  6. Elaine Whigham Williams
  7. Richard Dien Winfield
  8. Deborah Jackson (Georgia)
  9. Jamesia James
  10. Joy Felicia Slade
  11. Valencia Stovall
  12. Ervan Katari Miller
  13. Ted Terry

Republican[edit]

  1. Michael Jowers
  2. A. Wayne Johnson
  3. James Jackson (Georgia)
  4. Shane Hazel
  5. Brian Slowinski
  6. Doug Collins
  7. Ervan Katari Miller
  8. Kandiss Taylor

Other parties[edit]

  1. John Fortuin

Independents[edit]

  1. Elbert Bartell
  2. Clifton Kilby
  3. Darrell McGuire
  4. Rod Mack
  5. Michael Todd Greene (Georgia)
  6. Valencia Stovall
  7. Ervan Katari Miller

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Lisa Ring
  2. Antwon Stephens
  3. Michael Owens (Georgia)
  4. Clyde Elrod
  5. Jannquell Peters
  6. David Kim (Georgia)
  7. Antonio Hicks
  8. William Haston
  9. Asher Nuckolls
  10. Andrew Ferguson
  11. James Cooper III (Georgia)
  12. Dan Steiner
  13. Devin Pandy
  14. Dan Wilson (Georgia)
  15. Roderick Sellers
  16. Alvin Spitzner
  17. Dana Barrett
  18. Kevin Van Ausdal
  19. Rachel Kinsey
  20. Tabitha Johnson-Green
  21. Barrington Martin II
  22. Marqus Cole
  23. Joyce Marie Griggs
  24. Lindsay Holliday
  25. Robert Franklin (Georgia)
  26. Barbara Seidman
  27. Brooke Siskin
  28. Carolyn Bourdeaux
  29. Elaine Nietmann
  30. Ervan Katari Miller
  31. Liz Johnson (Georgia)
  32. Val Almonord
  33. Nabilah Islam Parkes

Republican[edit]

  1. Joe Profit
  2. Kenneth Brown (U.S. House of Representatives)
  3. Ben Bullock
  4. Lerah Lee
  5. Daniel Merritt
  6. Lisa Babbage
  7. Mark Gonsalves
  8. Jacqueline Tseng
  9. Lynne Homrich
  10. Daniel Ellyson
  11. Robert Vance Dean (Georgia)
  12. Kyle Perkins
  13. Mykel Lynn Barthelemy
  14. John Cowan
  15. Clayton Fuller
  16. Vivian Childs
  17. Paulette Smith
  18. Blake Harbin
  19. Donald Cole
  20. Tyler Tolin
  21. Andy Gunther
  22. Matt Laughridge
  23. Maria Strickland
  24. Caesar Gonzales
  25. Donnie Bolena
  26. Zachary Kennemore
  27. Kellie Weeks
  28. Michael Boggus
  29. Harrison Floyd
  30. Nicole Rodden
  31. Ken Yasger
  32. Becky E. Hites
  33. Ervan Katari Miller
  34. Ethan Underwood
  35. John Barge
  36. Johsie Cruz Fletcher
  37. Karen Handel
  38. Paul Broun
  39. Angela Stanton King

Other parties[edit]

  1. Martin Cowen
  2. Jayla Harrison

Independents[edit]

  1. James Cooper III (Georgia)
  2. Joyce Marie Griggs
  3. Steven Muhammad
  4. Chase Oliver
  5. Donald Keller (Georgia)
  6. JaMelle Hill
  7. Ervan Katari Miller

Hawaii[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Brian Evans (Hawaii)
  2. Ron Curtis
  3. Roque De La Fuente
  4. David Cornejo
  5. Ryan Meza
  6. Noelle Famera
  7. Brenda Lee

Republican[edit]

  1. Harry Friel Jr.
  2. Brian Evans (Hawaii)
  3. Jonathan K. Hoomanawanui
  4. Ron Curtis
  5. Roque De La Fuente
  6. Joseph Akana
  7. Taylor Smith (Hawaii)
  8. Nancy Olson (Hawaii)
  9. James Dickens
  10. Steven Bond
  11. Nicholas Love
  12. Felipe San Nicolas
  13. Raymond Quel
  14. Elise Hatsuko Kaneshiro

Other parties[edit]

  1. Byron McCorriston
  2. Ron Burrus

Independents[edit]

  1. Roque De La Fuente

Idaho[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. James Vandermaas
  2. Paulette Jordan
  3. Travis Oler
  4. Nancy Harris

Republican[edit]

  1. Natalie Fleming (Idaho)

Other parties[edit]

No third party challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Independents[edit]

  1. Natalie Fleming (Idaho)

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Aaron Swisher
  2. Rudy Soto

Republican[edit]

  1. Kevin Rhoades
  2. Joe Evans (Idaho congressional candidate)
  3. Jarome Bell

Other parties[edit]

No third party challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Independents[edit]

No independent challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Illinois[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Stephany Rose Spaulding
  2. Burak Agun
  3. Marilyn Jordan Lawlor
  4. Preston Nelson
  5. Anne Stava-Murray

Republican[edit]

  1. Tom Tarter
  2. Casey Chlebek
  3. Burak Agun
  4. Connor VlaKancic
  5. Danny Malouf
  6. Dean Seppelfrick
  7. Peggy Hubbard
  8. Preston Nelson

Other parties[edit]

  1. Willie Wilson
  2. David Black (Illinois)

Independents[edit]

  1. Patrick Feges
  2. Connor VlaKancic
  3. Kevin Keely
  4. Lowell Seida
  5. Albert Schaal

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Rush Darwish
  2. Robert Emmons Jr.
  3. Anthony Clark (Illinois)
  4. Kristine Schanbacher
  5. Andrew Heldut
  6. Sarah Gad
  7. Adam Broad
  8. Stefanie Smith
  9. Mark Haasis
  10. Mohammed Faheem
  11. Ray Lenzi
  12. Inam Hussain
  13. Craig Morton
  14. Spanky Edwards
  15. Joel Funk
  16. Robert Palmer (Illinois)
  17. Ameena Nuur Matthews
  18. Charles Hughes
  19. Brian Burns (Illinois)
  20. Erika Weaver
  21. John Hursey Jr.
  22. Dani Brzozowski
  23. Benjamin Baer
  24. Kevin Gaither
  25. Qasim Rashid
  26. William Swisher
  27. Abe Matthew
  28. Andrew Wang
  29. Darnell Leatherwood
  30. George Petrilli
  31. Betsy Londrigan
  32. Marie Newman
  33. Preston Nelson
  34. W. Thomas La Fontaine Olson
  35. Kina Collins
  36. Rachel Ventura

Republican[edit]

  1. Anthony Catella
  2. Ted Gradel
  3. Mike Fricilone
  4. Valerie Ramirez Mukherjee
  5. Theresa Raborn
  6. Philanise White
  7. Bill Fawell
  8. Charles Ellington
  9. Jerry Evans (Illinois)
  10. Kerry Wolff
  11. Krishna Bansal
  12. Rick Laib
  13. John Wassenaar
  14. Catherine O'Shea
  15. Lynn Renee Franco
  16. Kimball Ladien
  17. Craig Cameron
  18. Sargis Sangari
  19. Darren Duncan
  20. Kimberly Wade
  21. Charles William Helmick Jr.
  22. Michael Sollich
  23. Thomas Alvin Zastrow
  24. Lori Fuller
  25. Ron McCuan
  26. Jacob Lane
  27. Danny Malouf
  28. Christopher Lasky
  29. Matt Quigley
  30. Alex Walker (Illinois)
  31. Jesus Solorio
  32. Eugene Farrell (Illinois)
  33. Frank Rowder
  34. Jim Oberweis
  35. Catalina Lauf
  36. Esther Joy King
  37. Preston Nelson
  38. Tom Hanson
  39. James Marter

Other parties[edit]

  1. Brian Boeving
  2. Bill Redpath
  3. Thomas Wilda
  4. Kathleen McManamon

Independents[edit]

  1. Tracy Jennings
  2. Mohammed Faheem
  3. Bradley Heinz
  4. Ruth Pellegrini
  5. General Parker
  6. Frank Rowder
  7. Deirdre McCloskey
  8. David Rych
  9. Jon Harlson
  10. Roy Jones
  11. Branden McCullough
  12. Joseph Monack
  13. W. Thomas La Fontaine Olson

Indiana[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Jeannine Lee Lake
  2. Dee Thornton
  3. Ellen Marks
  4. Jennifer Christie
  5. Pat Hackett
  6. Andy Jacobs
  7. Thomas McDermott Jr.
  8. Tommy Schrader
  9. Chip Coldiron
  10. Wendell Mosby
  11. Melissa Borom
  12. Joe Mackey
  13. Veronikka Ziol
  14. John Hall (Indiana)
  15. Andrew Sylwestrowicz
  16. Benjamin Frederick
  17. Jean-Paul Kalonji
  18. Mike Webster (Indiana congressional candidate)
  19. Brandon Hood
  20. Mark J. Powell (Indiana)
  21. Andy Ruff
  22. Jayson Reeves
  23. Delano Scaife
  24. Antonio Daggett Sr.
  25. James OGabhann III
  26. Ryan Lamb
  27. Carlos Marcano
  28. D. Liam Dorris
  29. Sabrina Haake
  30. Scott Costello
  31. Thomasina Marsili

Republican[edit]

  1. Chris Magiera
  2. Danny Niederberger
  3. Chuck Dietzen
  4. Kent Abernathy
  5. Beth Henderson
  6. Jeremy Miner
  7. Gerald Walters
  8. Matthew Hook
  9. Spencer Lemmons
  10. Mont Handley
  11. Christopher Davis (Indiana)
  12. William Powers
  13. Jeffrey Alberts
  14. Carl Brizzi
  15. Matthew Hullinger
  16. Mark Jay
  17. Victor Wakley
  18. Jon Davis
  19. Douglas Merrill
  20. Martin Ramey
  21. Mark Leyva
  22. Delano Scaife
  23. Andrew Bales
  24. Micah Beckwith
  25. Mark Small
  26. Russell Stwalley
  27. Donald Eason
  28. Dion Bergeron

Other parties[edit]

  1. Tonya Millis
  2. Edward Michael Strauss
  3. Tom Ferkinhoff
  4. James Rodenberger
  5. Andrew Warner (Indiana)

Independents[edit]

  1. Danny Niederberger
  2. Ellen Kizik
  3. Vernon Moore (Indiana)
  4. William Powers
  5. Donald Eason
  6. Ken Tucker (Indiana)

Iowa[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Kimberly Graham
  2. Cal Woods
  3. Michael Franken
  4. Theresa Greenfield

Republican[edit]

  1. Paul Rieck
  2. John Berman

Other parties[edit]

  1. Rick Stewart

Independents[edit]

  1. Suzanne Herzog
  2. John Berman

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Joseph Kane Baker (Iowa)
  2. Veronica Tessler
  3. Newman Abuissa
  4. Xavier Carrigan
  5. J.D. Scholten

Republican[edit]

  1. Bret Richards
  2. Bill Schafer
  3. Thomas Hansen (Iowa)
  4. Steve Reeder
  5. Aaron Thomas Krull
  6. Joshua Louis Schoenblatt
  7. Darren White
  8. Ricky Lee Phillips
  9. Steven Everly
  10. Mathew Hepker
  11. Tim Borchardt
  12. Thomas Kedley
  13. David Young (Iowa)

Other parties[edit]

No third party challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Independents[edit]

No independent challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Kansas[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Elliott Adams
  2. Adam Smith (U.S. Senate candidate)
  3. Barry Grissom
  4. Nancy Boyda

Republican[edit]

  1. Dave Lindstrom
  2. Alyssa Dara McDowell
  3. Brian Matlock
  4. Joan Farr
  5. Derek Ellis
  6. Lance Berland
  7. John Miller (Kansas)
  8. Steve Roberts (Kansas)
  9. Gabriel Mark Robles
  10. Bob Hamilton
  11. Bryan Pruitt
  12. John Berman
  13. Jacob LaTurner
  14. Kris Kobach

Other parties[edit]

  1. Jason Buckley (Kansas)

Independents[edit]

  1. Paul Tuten
  2. Alyssa Dara McDowell
  3. Joan Farr
  4. John Berman

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Kali Barnett
  2. Christy Davis
  3. Brandon Williams (Kansas)
  4. Michelle De La Isla
  5. James Windholz
  6. Laura Lombard
  7. Michael Soetaert
  8. Abbie Hodgson

Republican[edit]

  1. Sara Hart Weir
  2. Adrienne Vallejo Foster
  3. Mike Beehler
  4. Jerry Molstad
  5. Tom Love (Kansas)
  6. Michael Soetaert
  7. Jacob LaTurner
  8. Bill Clifford
  9. Amanda Adkins

Other parties[edit]

No third party challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Independents[edit]

No independent challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Kentucky[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Steven Cox (Kentucky)
  2. Jimmy Ausbrooks
  3. Mike Broihier
  4. Bennie Smith
  5. Eric Rothmuller
  6. Kevin Elliott
  7. Loretta Babalmoradi Noble
  8. Joshua Paul Edwards
  9. Matt Jones (Kentucky)
  10. Maggie Jo Hilliard
  11. John Sharpensteen
  12. Mary Ann Tobin
  13. Andrew Maynard (Kentucky)
  14. Amy McGrath

Republican[edit]

  1. Karl Das
  2. Alyssa Dara McDowell
  3. Derek Leonard Petteys
  4. Wendell Crow
  5. Paul John Frangedakis
  6. Louis Grider
  7. Nicholas Alsager
  8. Kenneth Lowndes
  9. Naren James
  10. Daniel Cobble

Other parties[edit]

  1. Brad Barron
  2. Randall Lee Teegarden

Independents[edit]

  1. Alyssa Dara McDowell
  2. Daniel Cobble

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Alexandra Owensby
  2. Chuck Eddy
  3. Hank Linderman
  4. Daniel Kemph
  5. Matthew Ryan Best
  6. James Rhodes (Kentucky)
  7. Shannon Fabert
  8. Josh Hicks (Kentucky)

Republican[edit]

  1. Chuck Eddy
  2. Todd McMurtry
  3. Mike Craven
  4. Gerardo Serrano
  5. Rhonda Palazzo
  6. Kathleen Free

Other parties[edit]

  1. Robert Lee Perry (Kentucky)
  2. Poet Tribble
  3. John Wells (Kentucky)
  4. Frank Harris
  5. Lewis Carter

Independents[edit]

  1. William Hibbitts

Louisiana[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Adrian Perkins
  2. Dartanyon Williams
  3. Greg Fitch
  4. Josue Larose
  5. Peter Wenstrup

Republican[edit]

  1. Dustin Murphy
  2. Josue Larose
  3. Xan John

Other parties[edit]

  1. Aaron Sigler

Independents[edit]

  1. Greg Fitch
  2. Jamar Myers-Montgomery
  3. John Paul Bourgeois
  4. Melinda Mary Price
  5. Reno Jean Daret III
  6. Xan John

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Allen Guillory Sr.
  2. Belden Batiste
  3. Rob Anderson
  4. Verone Thomas
  5. Ryan Trundle
  6. Braylon Harris
  7. Brody Pierrottie
  8. Candy Christophe
  9. Dartanyon Williams
  10. Glenn Harris
  11. Jesse Lagarde
  12. Kenny Houston
  13. Martin Lemelle
  14. Phillip Snowden
  15. W. Thomas La Fontaine Olson

Republican[edit]

  1. Lance Harris
  2. Allen Guillory Sr.
  3. Sheldon Vincent Sr.
  4. Ben Gibson
  5. David Schilling
  6. Luke Letlow
  7. Matt Hasty
  8. Randall Scott Robinson (Louisiana)

Other parties[edit]

  1. Brandon LeLeux
  2. John Robert Badger
  3. Shannon Sloan

Independents[edit]

  1. Richard Torregano
  2. Belden Batiste
  3. Sheldon Vincent Sr.
  4. Colby James
  5. W. Thomas La Fontaine Olson

Maine[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Bre Kidman
  2. Ross LaJeunesse
  3. Michael Bunker
  4. Christine Gates
  5. Cathleen London
  6. Jonathan Treacy

Republican[edit]

  1. Derek Levasseur
  2. Max Linn

Other parties[edit]

  1. Ian Kenton Engelman

Independents[edit]

  1. Danielle VanHelsing
  2. Tiffany Bond
  3. Max Linn
  4. Douglas Fogg
  5. Lisa Savage

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Timothy Hernandez
  2. Nancy Farrand
  3. Daniel Fowler

Republican[edit]

  1. Adrienne Bennett
  2. John Hiatt
  3. Jay Allen

Other parties[edit]

No third party challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Independents[edit]

  1. Ian Arthur Leavitt

Maryland[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Mark Gosnell
  2. Briana Urbina
  3. Shelia Bryant
  4. Carole Brown (Maryland)
  5. Maya Rockeymoore Cummings
  6. Saafir Rabb
  7. Alicia Brown (Maryland)
  8. Darryl Gonzalez
  9. T. Dan Baker
  10. Matko Lee Chullin III
  11. Leslie Grant (Maryland)
  12. Dan Hiegel
  13. Harry Spikes
  14. Jay Fred Cohen
  15. Anthony Carter Sr.
  16. Paul Konka
  17. Charles Stokes
  18. Nathaniel Costley Sr.
  19. Michael Feldman
  20. Vanessa Marie Hoffman
  21. Preeti Jayant Panchal
  22. Darryl Kevin Jones (Maryland)
  23. Gary Schuman
  24. Jennifer Pingley
  25. Erik Lane
  26. Jake Pretot
  27. Jeffrey Woodard
  28. Maxwell Bero
  29. Michael Davidson (Maryland)
  30. Michael Howard Jr.
  31. Brian Britcher
  32. Joseph Ardito
  33. Kim Shelton
  34. Allison Galbraith
  35. William Devine III
  36. Marcia Morgan (Maryland)
  37. Utam Paul
  38. F. Michael Higginbotham
  39. Mckayla Wilkes
  40. Mia Mason
  41. Rashad Dwayne Lloyd
  42. Terri Hill

Republican[edit]

  1. Tim Fazenbaker
  2. Genevieve Morris
  3. Kevin Caldwell
  4. Reba Hawkins
  5. James Arnold (Maryland)
  6. Brian Brown (Maryland)
  7. Rob Seyfferth
  8. Jorge Delgado (Maryland)
  9. Kenneth Lee (Maryland)
  10. Nicholas Gladden
  11. Vanessa Marie Hoffman
  12. Charles Anthony
  13. Bryan Duval Cubero
  14. Eric Loeb
  15. Michael Jette
  16. Douglas Sayers (Maryland)
  17. Chris Palombi
  18. Michael Yadeta
  19. Gregory Coll
  20. Mark Leishear
  21. Jim Simpson
  22. Joshua Morales
  23. Chris Meyyur
  24. William Devine III
  25. M.J. Madwolf
  26. Patricia Rogers (Maryland)
  27. Bridgette Cooper
  28. Winnie Heartstrong
  29. Christopher Anderson (Maryland)
  30. Kim Klacik
  31. Lee Havis
  32. Mekkah Mohammed
  33. Scott Collier (Maryland)
  34. Johnny Ray Salling

Other parties[edit]

  1. Jeff Northcott

Independents[edit]

  1. Gary Schuman
  2. Amber Ivey
  3. Jason Herrick
  4. Scott Collier (Maryland)

Massachusetts[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Shannon Liss-Riordan
  2. Washington Blask
  3. Steve Pemberton
  4. Allen Waters
  5. Joseph Kennedy III

Republican[edit]

  1. Washington Blask
  2. Kevin O'Connor (Massachusetts)
  3. Allen Waters
  4. John Berman

Other parties[edit]

  1. Andre Gray

Independents[edit]

  1. Washington Blask
  2. Allen Waters
  3. John Berman

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Brianna Wu
  2. Alex Morse
  3. Raffaele Santino Depalma
  4. Becky Grossman
  5. Alan Khazei
  6. Dave Cavell
  7. Angus McQuilken
  8. Robbie Goldstein
  9. Mohammad Dar
  10. Thomas Shack III
  11. Jesse Mermell
  12. Nick Matthew
  13. Chris Zannetos
  14. Summer Miller
  15. Lisa Peterson
  16. Natalia Linos
  17. Ben Sigel
  18. Ihssane Leckey
  19. Roy Owens (Massachusetts)
  20. Nathaniel Mulcahy

Republican[edit]

  1. John Paul Moran
  2. Steven Pinckney
  3. Julie Hall (Massachusetts)
  4. Tracy Lovvorn
  5. David Rosa (Massachusetts)
  6. John Cain
  7. Rachel Miselman
  8. Claudette Joseph
  9. Roy Owens (Massachusetts)
  10. Rayla Campbell

Other parties[edit]

  1. Michael Manley
  2. Janine Balistreri

Independents[edit]

  1. Claudette Joseph
  2. Roy Owens (Massachusetts)
  3. Matthew Mixon

Michigan[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

No challengers from this party filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Republican[edit]

  1. Bob Carr
  2. John James (Michigan)

Other parties[edit]

  1. Gregory Charles Jones (Michigan)
  2. Valerie Willis

Independents[edit]

  1. Leonard Gadzinski

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Nick Colvin (Michigan)
  2. Bryan Berghoef
  3. Kelly Noland
  4. Samuel Branscum
  5. Solomon Rajput
  6. Anthony Carbonaro
  7. Kimberly Bizon
  8. C.B. Smith
  9. Linda O'Dell
  10. Matthew Clauss
  11. Amanda Le'Anne Brunzell
  12. Ryan William Hall (Michigan)
  13. Anthony Feig
  14. Ryan Ruzziconi
  15. Stephen Patterson
  16. Aida Gray
  17. Jerry Hilliard
  18. Jen Richardson
  19. Senan Saleh
  20. Doug Booth
  21. Don Wellington
  22. Cathy Albro
  23. Dana Alan Ferguson
  24. Samuel Larson

Republican[edit]

  1. Joel Langlois
  2. Emily Rafi
  3. Whittney Williams
  4. Rick Olson (Minnesota)
  5. Mike Detmer
  6. Joe Farrington
  7. Doug Slocum
  8. Andrew Jackson Willis
  9. Eric Esshaki
  10. Daryle Houston
  11. Kristina Lyke
  12. Gabi Grossbard
  13. Bruce Gidner
  14. Brandon Mikula
  15. Jeffrey Jowske
  16. Frank Acosta
  17. Christina Fitchett-Hickson
  18. Alfred Lemmo
  19. Richard Piwko
  20. Scott Thomas Keller (Michigan)
  21. Alan Hoover
  22. Earl Lackie
  23. Elena Oelke
  24. Bisham Singh
  25. Robert Vance Patrick
  26. David Batu
  27. Linda Sawyer
  28. Charles Langworthy
  29. Donald Eason
  30. Eric Sandberg
  31. Jerry Solis
  32. Kerry Bentivolio
  33. Justin Amash
  34. Carmelita Greco
  35. David Dudenhoefer
  36. Nikki Snyder
  37. Peter Meijer
  38. Tom Norton

Other parties[edit]

  1. Jean-Michel Creviere
  2. Amy Slepr
  3. John Lawrence (Michigan)
  4. Clyde Shabazz
  5. Ben Boren
  6. David Canny
  7. James Harris (Michigan congressional candidate)
  8. Jeff DePoy
  9. Gerald T. Van Sickle
  10. Kathy Goodwin
  11. Philip Kolody
  12. Andrea Kirby

Independents[edit]

  1. Anthony Carbonaro
  2. Cathy Albro
  3. Donald Eason
  4. Shannon Hogan
  5. Richard Fuentes
  6. Jerry Solis
  7. Douglas Troszak
  8. Justin Amash
  9. Andrew Tidwell

Minnesota[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Alexandra Marie Holker
  2. Ahmad Hassan
  3. Ervan Katari Miller

Republican[edit]

  1. Rob Barrett Jr.
  2. Forest Hyatt
  3. Theron Preston Washington
  4. Christopher Chamberlin
  5. James Reibestein
  6. Ervan Katari Miller
  7. John Berman

Other parties[edit]

  1. Oliver Steinberg
  2. Kevin O'Connor (Minnesota)

Independents[edit]

  1. Rob Barrett Jr.
  2. Jason Shaver
  3. Josh D. Ondich
  4. George Dennis Jr.
  5. Ervan Katari Miller
  6. John Berman

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. David Sandbeck
  2. Sarah Gad
  3. Johnny Akzam
  4. Ian Todd
  5. John Mason (Minnesota)
  6. Tawnja Zahradka
  7. Marjorie Holmstrom-Sabo
  8. Antone Melton-Meaux
  9. Soren Christian Sorensen
  10. Leila Shukri Adan
  11. Gaylene Spolarich
  12. Thaddeus Laugisch
  13. Ralph Kaehler
  14. Haji Yussuf
  15. Mark Schroepfer
  16. Daniel Patrick McCarthy (Minnesota)
  17. Alycia Gruenhagen
  18. Les Lester
  19. Cole Young
  20. Reid Rossell
  21. Aaron Aanerud
  22. Ervan Katari Miller
  23. Tiffini Flynn Forslund
  24. Roque De La Fuente

Republican[edit]

  1. Brent Whaley
  2. Danielle Stella
  3. Joel Novak (Minnesota)
  4. Rick Olson (Minnesota)
  5. Lacy Johnson (Minnesota)
  6. Noel Collis
  7. Lucia Vogel
  8. Alley Waterbury
  9. Sia Lo
  10. Gary Heyer
  11. Travis Ekbom
  12. Kerry Zeiler
  13. Dalia al-Aqidi
  14. Erika Cashin
  15. William Louwagie
  16. Alycia Gruenhagen
  17. Harry Welty
  18. Dan Severson
  19. Ervan Katari Miller
  20. Jayesun Sherman
  21. Tyler Kistner
  22. Roque De La Fuente

Other parties[edit]

  1. Chris Kelley
  2. Hans Tinsley
  3. Toya Woodland
  4. Adam Weeks (Minnesota)
  5. Bill Rood
  6. Kevin Shores
  7. Slater Johnson
  8. Judith Schwartzbacker

Independents[edit]

  1. Gary Heyer
  2. David Pipho
  3. John Evans (Minnesota)
  4. Ervan Katari Miller
  5. Roque De La Fuente

Mississippi[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Jensen Bohren
  2. Tobey Bartee

Republican[edit]

No challengers from this party filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Other parties[edit]

  1. Jimmy Edwards

Independents[edit]

No independent challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Dorothy Benford
  2. Antonia Eliason
  3. Katelyn Lee
  4. Sonia Rathburn

Republican[edit]

  1. Thomas Carey (Mississippi)
  2. B.C. Hammond
  3. Carl Boyanton
  4. Samuel Hickman
  5. Brian Flowers
  6. James Tulp
  7. Robert Deming III

Other parties[edit]

No third party challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Independents[edit]

No independent challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Missouri[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Kathy Ellis
  2. Maite Salazar
  3. Katy Geppert
  4. Erich Arvidson
  5. Dennis Oglesby
  6. Sharon Hall (Missouri)
  7. Lindsey Simmons
  8. Ramona Farris
  9. Teresa Montseny
  10. Gena Ross
  11. Charles West (Missouri)
  12. Megan Rezabek
  13. Katherine Bruckner
  14. Donald Robert Sartain
  15. Henry Martin
  16. Cori Bush
  17. Victor Abundis

Republican[edit]

  1. Adela Wisdom
  2. Eric Harleman
  3. Benjamin Holcomb
  4. Winnie Heartstrong
  5. Steve Chentnik
  6. Brandon Wilkinson
  7. Anthony Rogers
  8. Jeffrey Nowak
  9. Weldon Woodward (Missouri's 5th Congressional District)
  10. R. H. Hess
  11. Jerry Barham
  12. Richonda Oaks
  13. Ryan Derks
  14. Neal Gist
  15. Audrey Richards
  16. Kevin VanStory
  17. Lynette Trares

Other parties[edit]

  1. Robert Smith (Missouri congressional candidate)
  2. Antwain Winters
  3. Martin Schulte
  4. Alex Furman
  5. Robin Dominick
  6. Tom Schmitz
  7. Kevin Craig (Missouri)
  8. Steven Koonse

Independents[edit]

  1. Audrey Richards
  2. Dennis Davis
  3. Thomas Clapp
  4. Billy Ballard

Montana[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Wilmot Collins
  2. John Mues
  3. Jack Ballard (Montana)
  4. Mike Knoles
  5. John Driscoll (Montana)
  6. Josh Seckinger
  7. Cora Neumann

Republican[edit]

  1. Daniel Larson
  2. John Driscoll (Montana)

Other parties[edit]

  1. Susan Good-Geise
  2. Dennis Daneke
  3. Wendie Fredrickson

Independents[edit]

No independent challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Matt Rains

Republican[edit]

  1. Timothy Johnson (Montana)
  2. John Evankovich
  3. Debra Lamm
  4. Joe Dooling
  5. Mark McGinley
  6. Matt Rosendale

Other parties[edit]

  1. John Gibney

Independents[edit]

No independent challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Nebraska[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Chris Janicek
  2. Angie Philips
  3. Alisha Shelton
  4. Dennis Macek
  5. Larry Marvin
  6. Preston Love Jr.
  7. Andrew Stock

Republican[edit]

  1. Matt Innis
  2. Dennis Macek

Other parties[edit]

  1. Eric Dilliard
  2. Gene Siadek

Independents[edit]

No independent challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Kara Eastman
  2. Ann Ashford
  3. Morgann Freeman
  4. Gladys Harrison
  5. Barbara Ramsey
  6. David Else (Nebraska)

Republican[edit]

  1. Larry Bolinger
  2. Arron Kowalski
  3. Nicholas Oviatt
  4. William Elfgren
  5. Justin Moran

Other parties[edit]

  1. Dennis Grace
  2. Tyler Schaeffer
  3. Dustin Hobbs

Independents[edit]

No independent challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Nevada[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Alex Pereszlenyi
  2. Jesse Hurley
  3. Richard Hart
  4. Albert Maxwell Goldberg
  5. Anthony Thomas Jr.
  6. Patricia Ackerman
  7. Reynaldo Hernandez
  8. Ian Luetkehans
  9. Dennis Sullivan
  10. Jennifer Eason
  11. Gregory Kempton
  12. Tiffany Ann Watson
  13. George Brucato
  14. Gabrielle DAyr
  15. Chris Colley
  16. Ed Cohen
  17. Clint Koble

Republican[edit]

  1. Leo Blundo
  2. Lisa Song Sutton
  3. Randi Reed
  4. Charles Navarro
  5. Corwin Newberry
  6. Zachary Walkerlieb
  7. Jesse Hurley
  8. Catherine Prato
  9. Albert Maxwell Goldberg
  10. Leo Dunson
  11. Josh Elliott (Nevada)
  12. Joyce Bentley
  13. Joel Beck
  14. Ian Luetkehans
  15. Brian Nadell
  16. Mindy Robinson
  17. Rosalie Bingham
  18. Tiger Helgelien
  19. Citlaly Larios-Elias
  20. Daniel Rodimer
  21. Dan Schwartz (Nevada)
  22. Jaylon Calhoun
  23. Rebecca Wood
  24. Reinier Prijten
  25. Sam Peters
  26. Ronda Kennedy
  27. Victor Willert

Other parties[edit]

  1. Jonathan Royce Esteban
  2. Edward Bridges II
  3. Barry Rubinson
  4. Steven Brown (Nevada)
  5. Robert Van Strawder

Independents[edit]

  1. Alex Pereszlenyi
  2. Joseph Maridon Jr.
  3. Gary Crispin
  4. Richard Dunn

New Hampshire[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Paul Krautmann

Republican[edit]

  1. Bryant Messner
  2. Don Bolduc
  3. John Berman

Other parties[edit]

  1. Justin O'Donnell

Independents[edit]

  1. John Berman

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Kevin Freeman
  2. Joseph Mirzoeff
  3. Kevin Rondeau
  4. Michael Callis

Republican[edit]

  1. Matt Mayberry
  2. Eli Clemmer
  3. Matt Mowers
  4. Gilead Towne
  5. Joseph Mirzoeff
  6. Kevin Rondeau
  7. Jeff Denaro
  8. Matthew Bjelobrk
  9. Michael Callis

Other parties[edit]

  1. Zachary Dumont
  2. Andrew Olding (New Hampshire)
  3. Kevin Kahn

Independents[edit]

No independent challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

New Jersey[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Harsh Naik
  2. Lawrence Hamm
  3. Lisa McCormick (New Jersey)

Republican[edit]

  1. Tricia Flanagan
  2. Stuart David Meissner
  3. Natalie Rivera
  4. Gary Rich
  5. Navodaya Garepalli
  6. Eugene Anagnos
  7. Rik Mehta

Other parties[edit]

  1. Veronica Fernandez
  2. Madelyn Hoffman
  3. Daniel Burke (New Jersey)

Independents[edit]

  1. Tricia Flanagan
  2. Luis E. Vergara

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. David Applefield
  2. Alp Basaran
  3. Russell Cirincione
  4. Arati Kreibich
  5. Michael Wildes
  6. Stephanie Schmid
  7. Mark Washburne
  8. Hector Oseguera
  9. Zac Roeill
  10. John J. Flora
  11. Tiffany Kaszuba
  12. Christine Conforti
  13. Robert Turkavage
  14. Hassan Shehadeh
  15. Eugene Mazo
  16. John Hsu
  17. John Francis III
  18. Brigid Callahan Harrison
  19. Ashley Bennett
  20. Zinovia Spezakis
  21. Will Sheehan
  22. Amani Al-Khatahtbeh
  23. Akil Khalfani
  24. Blake Michael
  25. Jack Surrency
  26. Javahn Walker
  27. Lisa McCormick (New Jersey)
  28. Will Cunningham (New Jersey)

Republican[edit]

  1. Mike Ghassali
  2. Rosemary Becchi
  3. Brian Fitzherbert
  4. Jon Dalrymple Jr.
  5. Tom Phillips (New Jersey)
  6. Mark Razzoli
  7. John Novak (New Jersey)
  8. Dana DiRisio
  9. Kate Gibbs
  10. Larry Casha
  11. Robert Turkavage
  12. Ana Rivera
  13. Robert Trugman
  14. Hector Castillo
  15. Joshua Duvall
  16. Robert Crook
  17. Sammy Gindi
  18. Timothy Walsh
  19. James Barrett (New Jersey)
  20. Anthony Porto (New Jersey)
  21. Billy Prempeh
  22. David Schmidt (New Jersey)
  23. Jennifer Zinone
  24. Claire Gustafson
  25. Raafat Barsoom
  26. Jason Mushnick
  27. Alter Eliezer Richter
  28. Andrew Pachuta
  29. Chris Auriemma
  30. Christian Onuoha
  31. David Winkler
  32. Frank Pallotta
  33. James Baldini
  34. Reinier Prijten

Other parties[edit]

  1. Zadok Rubin
  2. Louis Vellucci
  3. Jesse Ehrnstrom
  4. Jenna Harvey
  5. Khaliah Fitchette
  6. Michael Rufo
  7. Kenneth Cody
  8. John Mirrione

Independents[edit]

  1. Stan Koshy
  2. Akil Khalfani
  3. David Winkler

New Mexico[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Andrew Perkins
  2. Maggie Toulouse Oliver

Republican[edit]

  1. Mark Ronchetti
  2. Elisa Martinez (New Mexico)
  3. Louie Sanchez (Albuquerque City Council, New Mexico)
  4. Rick Montoya

Other parties[edit]

No third party challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Independents[edit]

No independent challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Joseph Sanchez (New Mexico)
  2. Mark McDonald (New Mexico)
  3. Dineh Benally
  4. Cameron Chick
  5. Gavin Kaiser
  6. Jaymeson Pegue
  7. John Blair (New Mexico)
  8. Kyle Tisdel
  9. Marco Serna
  10. Rob Apodaca
  11. Valerie Plame
  12. Laura Montoya

Republican[edit]

  1. Yvette Herrell
  2. Harry Montoya
  3. Chris Mathys
  4. Alexis Martinez Johnson
  5. Anastacia Golden Morper
  6. Angela Gale Morales
  7. Audra Brown
  8. Ben Bateman
  9. Brett Kokinadis
  10. Claire Chase
  11. Jared Vander Dussen
  12. Karen Bedonie
  13. Steve Jones (New Mexico congressional candidate)

Other parties[edit]

No third party challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Independents[edit]

  1. Cameron Chick
  2. Steve Jones (New Mexico congressional candidate)

New York[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Roger Misso
  2. Francis Conole
  3. Tedra Cobb
  4. Tomas Ramos
  5. Dana Balter
  6. Shaniyat Chowdhury
  7. Isiah James
  8. Jonathan Ortiz
  9. Jackie Gordon
  10. David Philip Franks Jr.
  11. James Felton Keith
  12. Erica Vladimer
  13. Andom Ghebreghiorgis
  14. Lauren Ashcraft
  15. Nancy Goroff
  16. Adem Bunkeddeko
  17. Michael Weinstock
  18. Melquiades Gagarin
  19. Melissa Mark-Viverito
  20. Marlene Cintron
  21. Tracy Mitrano
  22. Richard Habersham
  23. Kenneth Belvin
  24. Peter Harrison (New York)
  25. Holly Lynch
  26. Michael Hiller
  27. Alexander Hubbard
  28. Josh Sauberman
  29. Samelys Lopez
  30. Melodie Baker
  31. Allison Fine
  32. Evelyn Farkas
  33. Johanna Ellerup
  34. Asha Castleberry-Hernandez
  35. Adam Schleifer
  36. David LeBlanc (New York)
  37. Sandra Choi
  38. Matthew DiBono
  39. Abe Garcia
  40. Darryl Hendricks (New York)
  41. Pedro Lopez (New York)
  42. Frangell Basora
  43. David Katz (New York)
  44. Lola Osoria
  45. Jo-Anna Rodriguez-Wheeler
  46. Chris Fink
  47. John Jabbour
  48. James Dillon (New York)
  49. Emin Eddie Egriu
  50. Catherine Parker
  51. Delter Guin
  52. Jose Velazquez (New York)
  53. Riley Seaburg
  54. Patricia M. Maher
  55. Iro Omere
  56. Ramon Rodriguez
  57. Chivona Newsome
  58. Kevin Gomez
  59. Azeem Hussein
  60. Bob Wyman
  61. Marlene Tapper
  62. Duane Jackson
  63. Catherine Borgia
  64. Amanda Frankel
  65. Mark Escoffery-Bey
  66. George John-Bosco
  67. Michael Parietti
  68. Michelle Caruso-Cabrera
  69. Badrun Khan
  70. Jonathan Herzog
  71. Lindsey Boylan
  72. Lutchi Gayot
  73. Mike Sax
  74. Nate McMurray
  75. Orlando Molina
  76. Ruben Diaz Sr.
  77. Sammy Ravelo
  78. Suraj Patel
  79. Mondaire Jones
  80. Paperboy Prince
  81. Melanie D'Arrigo

Republican[edit]

  1. Franklin Sager
  2. Chele Farley
  3. Joey Saladino
  4. Steve Cornwell
  5. Antoine Tucker
  6. Scherie Murray
  7. Ruth Papazian
  8. John Cummings (New York)
  9. Miguel Hernandez
  10. Beth Parlato
  11. Avery Pereira
  12. Tony German
  13. Ola Hawatmeh
  14. David Gokhshtein
  15. Joe Caldarera
  16. Trish Bergin Weichbrodt
  17. Israel Ortega Cruz
  18. Amit Lal
  19. Rey Solano
  20. Michael Seney
  21. Jineea Butler
  22. Jarred Buchanan
  23. Steve Raiser
  24. Cathy Bernstein
  25. Robert Kudler
  26. Joshua Eisen
  27. Yehudis Gottesfeld
  28. George Mitris
  29. Maureen McArdle Schulman
  30. Kyle Van De Water
  31. Nancy Hemindinger
  32. Dylan Stevenson
  33. Cindy Grosz
  34. Jim Samsel
  35. Lovelynn Gwinn
  36. Douglas Tuman
  37. Brian Kelly (New York)
  38. Garfield Wallace
  39. Elizabeth Joy
  40. User:Margaret Kearney/Sandbox/CandidateCategories
  41. Ricky Donovan, Sr.
  42. Carlos Santiago-Cano
  43. Christopher Jacobs
  44. Constantine Jean-Pierre
  45. Darren Dione Aquino
  46. Frank Smierciak II
  47. Joel Anabilah-Azumah
  48. Lutchi Gayot
  49. Mike Roth
  50. Orlando Molina
  51. Thomas Zmich

Other parties[edit]

  1. Duane Whitmer
  2. Christopher Morris-Perry
  3. Mike Raleigh
  4. Michael Gammariello
  5. Kevin Wilson (New York)
  6. Afua Atta-Mensah
  7. Jay Sanchez
  8. Harry Burger
  9. Howard Rabin
  10. Gilbert Midonnet
  11. Judith Goldiner
  12. Gary Popkin
  13. Michael Madrid
  14. Steven Kolln
  15. Victoria Alexander
  16. Steven Greenfield
  17. Jeffrey French
  18. Keith Price
  19. Andrew Kolstee
  20. Scott Flynn
  21. Nicholas Phelps
  22. Joshua Goldfein

Independents[edit]

  1. Miguel Hernandez
  2. Josh Sauberman
  3. Daniel Ross (U.S. House, New York)
  4. Luca Nascimbene
  5. Amit Lal
  6. Iro Omere
  7. Jeanne Nigro
  8. Philip MacRuari
  9. Edward Dennehy
  10. James Desira
  11. Joel Anabilah-Azumah

North Carolina[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Trevor Fuller
  2. Atul Goel
  3. Steve Williams (U.S. Senate candidate)
  4. Eva Lee
  5. Steve Swenson
  6. Katherine Bell-Moore
  7. Erica Smith

Republican[edit]

  1. Sharon Hudson
  2. Garland Tucker III
  3. Sandy Smith (North Carolina)

Other parties[edit]

  1. Kevin E. Hayes
  2. Shannon Bray
  3. Jeremy Thomas

Independents[edit]

No independent challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Scott Huffman
  2. Scott Cooper (North Carolina)
  3. Gina Collias
  4. Daniel Ulysses Lockwood
  5. Mark Judson
  6. Curtis Sobie
  7. Angela Flynn
  8. Steve Woodsmall
  9. Jason Butler
  10. Michael O'Shea (North Carolina)
  11. Fernando Cano Jr.
  12. David Wilson Brown
  13. Deandre Carter
  14. Aleccia Sutton
  15. Rodney Walker (North Carolina)
  16. James Howell Trowbridge
  17. Jeanne Supin
  18. Rhonda Foxx
  19. Andrew Terrell
  20. Harry Southerland
  21. Patricia Timmons-Goodson
  22. Delter Guin
  23. Phillip Price
  24. Ollie Nelson
  25. Robert Colon
  26. Cynthia Wallace
  27. Daryl Farrow
  28. David Parker (North Carolina)
  29. Christopher Ward (North Carolina)
  30. Clayton Brooks III
  31. Eric Hughes
  32. Morris "Moe" Davis
  33. Keith Cradle
  34. Martha Brock
  35. Ram Mammadov
  36. Marcus Williams (North Carolina)
  37. Roderick A. Davis (North Carolina)

Republican[edit]

  1. Gina Collias
  2. Jen Bucardo
  3. Pete D'Abrosca
  4. Raymond Gerber
  5. Ethan Baca
  6. Stevie Rivenbark
  7. Steven Benton (North Carolina)
  8. Vicky Craven Klund
  9. Rob Rollason
  10. James Glisson
  11. Matthew Burril
  12. Bill Brewster
  13. Laura Pichardo
  14. David Johnson (North Carolina congressional candidate)
  15. Steve Von Loor
  16. Dillon Gentry
  17. Chuck Archerd
  18. Joseph Haywood
  19. Nasir Shaikh
  20. Ralf Walters
  21. Alan Swain
  22. Steven Fekete Jr.
  23. Robert Thomas (North Carolina)
  24. Joseph Osborne
  25. Debesh Sarkar
  26. Wayne King (North Carolina)
  27. Lynda Bennett
  28. Sandy Smith (North Carolina)
  29. Michael Williams (North Carolina)
  30. Robert Pittenger
  31. Daniel Driscoll
  32. Madison Cawthorn
  33. Michele Nix

Other parties[edit]

  1. Richard Smith (North Carolina congressional candidate)
  2. Tamara Zwinak
  3. Jeff Matemu
  4. Tracey DeBruhl

Independents[edit]

  1. Jen Bucardo
  2. Steve Woodsmall
  3. Bryson Gray
  4. Theresa Everett

North Dakota[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Zach Raknerud

Republican[edit]

No challengers from this party filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Other parties[edit]

  1. Steven Peterson (North Dakota)

Independents[edit]

  1. Matthew Austin Gullo

Ohio[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Meghan Pratschler
  2. Aaron Godfrey
  3. Alaina Shearer
  4. Benjamin Weislogel
  5. Daniel Kilgore
  6. Eric Moyer
  7. Gene Redinger
  8. Hillary O'Connor Mueri
  9. Jaime Castle
  10. Jeffrey Sites
  11. Jennifer Bell
  12. Joel Newby
  13. Kate Schroder
  14. Laura Ann Weaver
  15. Lou Lyras
  16. Matthew Guyette
  17. Michael Hood (Ohio congressional candidate)
  18. Mike Larsen
  19. Morgan Harper
  20. Nick Rubando
  21. Nikki Foster
  22. Peter Rosewicz
  23. Quentin Potter
  24. Ronald Karpus
  25. Shannon Freshour
  26. Shawna Roberts
  27. Tariq Shabazz
  28. Tim Ryan (Ohio)
  29. Vanessa Enoch
  30. Xavier Carrigan
  31. Desiree Tims

Republican[edit]

  1. Andrew Littler
  2. Brandon Lape
  3. Charles Barrett
  4. Cleophus Dulaney
  5. Donald Truex
  6. Duane Hennen
  7. H. Robert Harris
  8. Jason Mormando
  9. John Anderson (Ohio)
  10. Jonah Schulz
  11. Kathi Flanders
  12. Kenneth Morgan (Ohio)
  13. Kyle Steffel
  14. Laverne Gore
  15. Lou Lyras
  16. Mark Pitrone
  17. Mark Richardson (Ohio)
  18. Robert Santos
  19. Rob Weber
  20. Samuel Mierzejewski
  21. Shelby Hunt
  22. Terry Crist
  23. Tim Connors (Ohio)
  24. Tim Day (Ohio)
  25. Timothy Corrigan (Ohio)

Other parties[edit]

  1. John Stewart (Ohio)
  2. Michael Fricke
  3. Steve Perkins
  4. Kevin Kahn

Independents[edit]

  1. Angela Davis (Ohio)
  2. Chris Gibbs
  3. Isaac Reed
  4. Kiumars Kiani
  5. McKenzie Levindofske
  6. Nicholas Moss
  7. Shane Hoffman
  8. Tariq Shabazz

Oklahoma[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Elysabeth Britt
  2. Abby Broyles
  3. Tyler Dougherty
  4. R.O. Joe Cassity
  5. Perry Williams
  6. Bevon Rogers
  7. Dylan Billings

Republican[edit]

  1. JJ Stitt
  2. Joan Farr
  3. John Tompkins
  4. Neil Mavis

Other parties[edit]

No third party challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Independents[edit]

  1. April Nesbit
  2. Joan Farr

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Danyell Lanier
  2. Kojo Asamoa-Caesar
  3. Wesley Forbes
  4. Arash Ghazanfari
  5. Wyndi Brown-Fietkau
  6. Zoe Ann Midyett
  7. David Slemmons
  8. John Argo
  9. Mark Keeter
  10. Mary Brannon

Republican[edit]

  1. Terry Neese
  2. David Greene (Oklahoma)
  3. Merideth VanSant
  4. Dan Belcher
  5. David Hill (Oklahoma)
  6. Miles Rahimi
  7. Oakley Jacob
  8. Shelli Landon
  9. Michael Ballard
  10. Trevor Sipes
  11. Gilbert Sanders
  12. Charles Tuffy Pringle

Other parties[edit]

  1. Bob White (Oklahoma)
  2. Richard Castaldo (Oklahoma)

Independents[edit]

  1. Stephen Wright (Oklahoma)

Oregon[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

No challengers from this party filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Republican[edit]

  1. Ibrahim Taher
  2. Matthew Kulow
  3. Mark Cavener

Other parties[edit]

No third party challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Independents[edit]

No independent challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Ricky Barajas
  2. Raz Mason
  3. Charles Rand Barnett
  4. Jack Howard (Oregon)
  5. Albert Lee (Oregon)
  6. Doyle Canning
  7. Amanda Siebe
  8. John Holm
  9. Isabella Tibbetts
  10. Dane Wilcox
  11. Gregory Aller
  12. Cassidy Clausen
  13. Blair Reynolds
  14. Heidi Briones
  15. Chris Vaughn (Oregon)
  16. Alex Spenser
  17. Matthew Davis (Oregon)
  18. Nick Heuertz
  19. Mark Gamba

Republican[edit]

  1. Jeff Smith (Oregon)
  2. Mark Roberts (Oregon)
  3. Joey Nations
  4. Tom Harrison (Oregon)
  5. Angela Roman
  6. Amy Ryan Courser
  7. Bryan Tatum
  8. Nelson Ijih
  9. Jimmy Crumpacker
  10. Justus Mayo
  11. Glenn Carey
  12. Kenneth Medenbach
  13. Frank Hecker
  14. David Campbell (Oregon)
  15. Travis Fager
  16. Christopher Christensen
  17. Justin Livingston
  18. Army Murray
  19. G. Shane Dinkel
  20. Joanna Harbour
  21. Alek Skarlatos

Other parties[edit]

  1. Edward Baker
  2. Daniel Hoffay
  3. Josh Solomon
  4. Matthew Rix
  5. Robert Werch

Independents[edit]

  1. Patrick Archer

Pennsylvania[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Tom Brier
  2. Judi Reiss
  3. Christina Finello
  4. Darryl Hendricks (Pennsylvania)
  5. Skylar Hurwitz
  6. Edward DeSantis
  7. Salem Snow
  8. Adam Nesbitt
  9. Logan Howard
  10. Katherine Glatfelter
  11. Luisa Sonnek
  12. Andre Michael Cunningham-Bullock
  13. Matthew Dale Cady
  14. Joanne Mantilla
  15. Paul Daigle
  16. Gary Wegman
  17. Laura Quick
  18. Todd Rowley
  19. Lee Griffin
  20. Robert M. Williams (Pennsylvania congressional candidate)
  21. Sarah Hammond
  22. Ronnie Ray Jenkins
  23. Jerry Dickinson
  24. Kristy Gnibus
  25. William Marx
  26. Daniel Smith Jr.

Republican[edit]

  1. Andrew Meehan (Pennsylvania)
  2. Dean Browning
  3. Scott Timko
  4. Thomas Siedenbuehl
  5. Harry Friel Jr.
  6. John Emmons
  7. Brian Thomsen
  8. Harry Haas
  9. Renee Beadencup
  10. Jeremy Cartner
  11. Kim Mack
  12. Dasha Pruett
  13. Luke Negron
  14. Jim Bognet
  15. Earl Granville
  16. Joe Billie
  17. Michael Harvey (Pennsylvania)
  18. Robert Jordan (Pennsylvania)
  19. Mikel Cammisa
  20. Jesse Vodvarka
  21. David Torres (Pennsylvania)
  22. Donald Nevills
  23. Bobby Jeffries
  24. David Winkler
  25. Kathy Barnette
  26. Lisa Scheller
  27. Sean Parnell (Pennsylvania)
  28. Teddy Daniels

Other parties[edit]

  1. Elizabeth Terwilliger

Independents[edit]

  1. John McHugh (Pennsylvania)
  2. Anthony Sayegh
  3. Daniel Vayda
  4. Joe Tarshish
  5. Donald Nevills
  6. David Winkler

Rhode Island[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Allen Waters

Republican[edit]

  1. Allen Waters

Other parties[edit]

No third party challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Independents[edit]

  1. Lenine Camacho
  2. Allen Waters

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Roque De La Fuente
  2. Dylan Conley

Republican[edit]

  1. Donald F. Robbio
  2. Roque De La Fuente
  3. Frederick Wysocki

Other parties[edit]

No third party challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Independents[edit]

  1. Roque De La Fuente
  2. Frederick Wysocki

South Carolina[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. William Stone (South Carolina)
  2. Matthew Knights
  3. Justin Wooton

Republican[edit]

  1. Joe Reynolds (South Carolina)
  2. Peggy Kandies
  3. Duke Buckner
  4. Michael LaPierre
  5. Carey Wilson
  6. Mark Sloan
  7. Johnny Garcia (South Carolina)

Other parties[edit]

  1. Keenan Dunham
  2. David Weikle

Independents[edit]

No independent challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Lawrence Nathaniel
  2. Adair Ford Boroughs
  3. Kim Nelson
  4. Benjamin Frasier
  5. Mark Ali (South Carolina)
  6. Melissa Watson
  7. Moe Brown
  8. William H. Cowboy Williams (South Carolina)
  9. Viresh Sinha
  10. Mark Welch (South Carolina)
  11. Sidney Moore (South Carolina)
  12. Ram Mammadov

Republican[edit]

  1. Chris Cox (South Carolina)
  2. Phillip Norris (South Carolina)
  3. Mike Covert
  4. Jamison Johnson
  5. Viresh Sinha
  6. John McCollum
  7. Michael Bishop (South Carolina)
  8. Larry Guy Hammond
  9. Logan Cunningham
  10. Brad Mole
  11. Kathy Landing

Other parties[edit]

  1. Kathleen Wright
  2. Mark Hackett
  3. Sonny Narang

Independents[edit]

  1. Harrison Shuler
  2. Jo Jorgensen

South Dakota[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

No challengers from this party filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Republican[edit]

No challengers from this party filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Other parties[edit]

No third party challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Independents[edit]

No independent challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Ellee Spawn
  2. Brian Wirth
  3. Whitney Raver

Republican[edit]

  1. User:Margaret Kearney/Sandbox/CandidateCategories

Other parties[edit]

  1. Randy Luallin

Independents[edit]

  1. Brian Wirth

Tennessee[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. James Mackler
  2. Gary Davis (Tennessee)
  3. Diana Onyejiaka
  4. Marquita Bradshaw
  5. Mark Pickrell
  6. Robin Kimbrough Hayes

Republican[edit]

  1. Aaron Pettigrew
  2. Manny Sethi
  3. Garrett Nichols
  4. Geoffrey Stokes Nielson
  5. Johnny Presley
  6. Natisha Brooks
  7. Kent Morrell
  8. Clifford Adkins
  9. Terry Dicus
  10. Jim Elkins
  11. John Osborne (Tennessee)
  12. David Schuster
  13. Tom Emerson Jr.
  14. Glen Neal
  15. Byron Bush
  16. Roy Cope
  17. George Flinn Jr.
  18. Jon Henry
  19. Josh Gapp

Other parties[edit]

No third party challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Independents[edit]

  1. Natisha Brooks
  2. Kacey Morgan
  3. Steven Hooper (Tennessee)
  4. Aaron James (Tennessee)
  5. Elizabeth McLeod
  6. Eric William Stansberry
  7. Jeffrey Grunau
  8. Dean Hill (Tennessee)
  9. John Gentry
  10. George Flinn Jr.
  11. Ronnie Henley

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Chris Rowe
  2. Renee Hoyos
  3. Justin Bautista-Jones
  4. Meredith Page
  5. Steven Hubbard (Tennessee)
  6. Kiran Sreepada
  7. Ollie Nelson
  8. Joshua Moran
  9. Blair Walsingham
  10. Chance Brown
  11. Jacob Anders
  12. Noelle Bivens
  13. Keeda Haynes
  14. Corey Strong
  15. Hollis Skinner
  16. Christopher Hale
  17. Christopher Finley
  18. Savannah Williamson
  19. Larry Smith (Tennessee)
  20. Joshua Rawlings
  21. Meg Gorman
  22. Leo AwGoWhat

Republican[edit]

  1. Christopher Monday
  2. Dustin Decal
  3. Charlotte Bergmann
  4. John Clark (Tennessee)
  5. Anthony Adcox
  6. Elijah Adcox
  7. Phil Arlinghaus
  8. Jay Adkins
  9. Cody Williams (Tennessee)
  10. Nichole Williams
  11. Chad Fleenor
  12. Richard Baker (Tennessee)
  13. Chance Cansler
  14. Chuck Miller (Tennessee)
  15. Carter Quillen
  16. Sandy Casey
  17. Basil Marceaux Sr.
  18. Randy Sharp
  19. Charles Shappley
  20. Todd McKinley
  21. Dan Street
  22. Natisha Brooks
  23. Paul Cook (California)
  24. Doug Meyer
  25. Josh Gapp
  26. Steve Darden
  27. Leo AwGoWhat
  28. Jim Elkins
  29. Rusty Crowe

Other parties[edit]

  1. Benjamin Estes

Independents[edit]

  1. Christopher Monday
  2. Craig Wildenradt
  3. Scott Vieira
  4. Bobby Lyons
  5. Steve Holder
  6. Richard Baker (Tennessee)
  7. Nancy Jackson Baxley
  8. Amber Hysell
  9. Keith Douglas Sweitzer
  10. Basil Marceaux Sr.
  11. Ronald Brown (Tennessee)
  12. Jon Dillard
  13. Charles Shappley
  14. Dennis Clark (Tennessee congressional candidate)
  15. Tyler Deniston
  16. David Dockery
  17. Ronald Cornell Jr.
  18. Josh Berger (Tennessee)
  19. Scott James (Tennessee)
  20. Trevor Killian Murphy (Tennessee)
  21. Natisha Brooks
  22. Paul Cook (California)
  23. James Hart (Tennessee)
  24. Matthew Campbell (Tennessee)
  25. Leo AwGoWhat

Texas[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Sema Hernandez
  2. Michael Cooper (Texas)
  3. Victor Harris
  4. Adrian Ocegueda
  5. D.R. Hunter
  6. Cristina Tzintzún Ramirez
  7. Jack Daniel Foster Jr. (Texas)
  8. Annie Garcia
  9. Ahmad Hassan
  10. John Love III (Texas)

Republican[edit]

  1. Mark Yancey
  2. Virgil Bierschwale
  3. John Castro

Other parties[edit]

  1. Cedric Jefferson
  2. James Brumley
  3. Wes Benedict

Independents[edit]

  1. Arjun Srinivasan
  2. Tim Smith (Texas)
  3. Ricardo Turullols-Bonilla

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Elisa Cardnell
  2. Nyanza Moore
  3. Crystal Fletcher
  4. Liz Wahl
  5. Donna Imam
  6. Melissa M. Wilson
  7. Rosalinda Ramos Abuabara
  8. Stephen Daniel
  9. Bimal Patel
  10. Christine Eady Mann
  11. Jerry Ford Sr.
  12. Stevens Orozco
  13. Jeremiah Landin
  14. Heidi Sloan
  15. Lorie Burch
  16. Greg Sagan
  17. Will Fisher
  18. Omar Kadir
  19. Imran Khan
  20. Eric Hanke
  21. Al Woolum
  22. Carol Iannuzzi
  23. Dan Janjigian
  24. Hank Gilbert
  25. Lisa Welch
  26. Roderick Kutch
  27. Jon Mark Hogg
  28. Sean McCaffity
  29. Russell Foster
  30. Lulu Seikaly
  31. Rick Kennedy
  32. Danyell Lanier
  33. Tammy Young (Texas)
  34. Brandyn Waterman
  35. Justin Lecea
  36. David Jaramillo
  37. Diego Zavala
  38. Sanjanetta Barnes
  39. Charlie Jackson (Texas)
  40. Mikal Williams
  41. Ricardo Madrid
  42. Efrain Valdez (Texas congressional candidate)
  43. Hasani Burton
  44. Neil Durrance
  45. Michael Allen (Texas)
  46. Tom Watson (Texas congressional candidate)
  47. Gus Trujillo
  48. Elizabeth Hernandez (Texas)
  49. Carmine Petricco III
  50. Sima Ladjevardian
  51. Iro Omere
  52. Shenita Cleveland
  53. Timothy Gassaway
  54. Travis Olsen
  55. Robert Thomas (Texas)
  56. Donovan Boson
  57. Rob Hostetler
  58. Chris Fernandez
  59. Michael Grimes
  60. Sean Paul Segura
  61. Carolyn Salter
  62. Rashad Lewis
  63. Rafael Alcoser III
  64. William Foster III (Texas congressional candidate)
  65. Laura Jones (Texas)
  66. Danny Anderson
  67. Kim Olson
  68. Richard Fleming
  69. Sam Vega
  70. Shannon Hutcheson
  71. Mike Siegel
  72. Pritesh Gandhi
  73. Sri Preston Kulkarni
  74. Derrick Reed
  75. Al Robertson
  76. Christopher Sandles
  77. Jacob Osborne
  78. Alan Ellis
  79. Bruce Boville
  80. Jon Curtis (Texas)
  81. Murray Holcomb
  82. Avalos Valencia
  83. Andrew Daly
  84. Eric LeMonte Williams (Texas congressional candidate)
  85. Adrienne Bell
  86. Brent Beal
  87. Cyrus Sajna
  88. Eddie Fisher
  89. Jaime Escuder
  90. John Biggan
  91. Marc Flores
  92. Mat Pruneda
  93. Ricardo De La Fuente
  94. Tanner Do
  95. Gina Ortiz Jones
  96. Thomas Wakely

Republican[edit]

  1. Melissa M. Wilson
  2. Tania Burgess
  3. Jerry Ford Sr.
  4. Raul Reyes Jr. (Texas Senate candidate)
  5. Alma Arredondo-Lynch
  6. David Fegan
  7. Fabian Cordova Vasquez
  8. Rich Helms
  9. Ross Schumann
  10. Roger Barone
  11. Abhiram Garapati
  12. John Bohlin
  13. Jason Mrochek
  14. Jack Wyman
  15. Dominick Dina
  16. Mike Williams (Texas)
  17. Ben Van Winkle
  18. Darwin Boedeker
  19. Keli Chevalier
  20. Desi Maes
  21. RJ Boatman
  22. Cecil Jones
  23. Jeron Liverman
  24. Sharon Thomas (Texas)
  25. Wendell Champion
  26. Ryan Krause
  27. Carl Spandau
  28. Irene Armendariz-Jackson
  29. Alia Garcia-Ureste
  30. Jeff McFarlin
  31. Robert Cadena
  32. Al Austin (Texas)
  33. Keith Neuendorff
  34. Johnathan Davidson
  35. Jaimy Blanco
  36. Tre Pennie
  37. Melissa Esparza-Mathis
  38. Jeffrey Oppenheim
  39. Dakinya Jefferson
  40. Vance Boyd
  41. Anita Kegley
  42. Mauro Garza
  43. Christopher Wall (Texas)
  44. Johnny Teague
  45. Gene Barber
  46. Kirk Osborn
  47. Don Hill (Texas)
  48. Jaime Arriola Jr.
  49. Cynthia Breyman
  50. T.C. Manning
  51. Nathan Milliron
  52. Michael Armstrong
  53. Rod Lingsch
  54. Nellie Heiskell
  55. Deanna Maria Metzger
  56. Genevieve Collins
  57. Floyd McLendon Jr.
  58. Jon Hollis (Texas)
  59. Mark Sackett
  60. Jim Noteware
  61. Kyle Preston
  62. Laique Rehman
  63. Robert Tucker (Texas)
  64. Ned Luscombe
  65. Jamie Berryhill
  66. J.D. Faircloth
  67. Brandon Batch
  68. J. Ross Lacy
  69. Jeff Tokar
  70. Casey Gray (Texas)
  71. Kathaleen Wall
  72. Trent Sutton
  73. Elianor Vessali
  74. Scott Bland
  75. Ahmad Adnan
  76. David Saucedo (Texas Congressional candidate)
  77. Kristen Alamo Rowin
  78. Laurie Godfrey McReynolds
  79. Douglas Haggard
  80. Matt Hinton
  81. Greg Hill
  82. Jon Camarillo
  83. Aaron Hermes
  84. Joe Walz
  85. Dan Mathews
  86. Shandon Phan
  87. Pierce Bush
  88. Howard Lynn Steele Jr.
  89. Brandon Penko
  90. Bangar Reddy
  91. Matt McArthur
  92. Asusena Resendiz
  93. Lee Harvey (Texas congressional candidate)
  94. Catherine Carr
  95. Jason Foglesong
  96. Josh Winegarner
  97. Jamie Culley
  98. Vance Snider II
  99. Richard Herman
  100. Mark Neese
  101. Elaine Hays
  102. Monique Worthy
  103. Diane Knowlton
  104. Patrick Hernandez-Cigarruista
  105. Thomas Devor
  106. Kenny Lim
  107. Julian Martinez
  108. Richard Bartlett
  109. Anthony Aguero
  110. Whitney Hatter
  111. Joshua Carrizales
  112. Adam Hansen
  113. Sunny Chaparala
  114. Michael Lawrence
  115. Sandra Whitten
  116. Nile Irsan
  117. Mark Dumdei
  118. Blanca Ortiz Trout
  119. Chris Ekstrom
  120. Cindy Siegel
  121. Cyrus Sajna
  122. Daniel Rodimer
  123. Gary Allen
  124. Jenny Garcia Sharon
  125. Joe Collins (Texas)
  126. Jon Menefee
  127. Nick Moutos
  128. Renee Swann
  129. Rudy Atencio
  130. Samuel Williams Jr.
  131. Schell Hammel
  132. Tammy Orta
  133. Todd Kent
  134. Kezia Tunnell
  135. Joshua Foxworth
  136. Chris Putnam
  137. Wesley Virdell

Other parties[edit]

  1. Michael Moates
  2. Wacey Cody
  3. Luke Spencer
  4. Shawn Kelly (Texas)
  5. Jason Reeves (Texas)
  6. Chris Duncan (Texas)
  7. Elliott Scheirman
  8. Kevin Hale
  9. Ben Leder
  10. Anthony Cristo
  11. Carol Unsicker
  12. Laura Antoniou
  13. Chad Abbey
  14. Bekah Congdon
  15. Beto Villela
  16. Tim Martinez
  17. Joe Burnes
  18. Trey Holcomb
  19. Jose Sosa
  20. Melanie Black
  21. Joseph LeBlanc (Texas)
  22. Jack Westbrook
  23. Roy Eriksen
  24. Lou Antonelli
  25. Darren Hamilton (Texas)
  26. Lloyd Coker
  27. Carlos Fabara
  28. Edward Small Jr.
  29. Christy Mowrey
  30. Christopher Claytor
  31. Ted Brown (Texas)
  32. Arthur DiBianca

Independents[edit]

  1. Roger Barone
  2. Jeffery Cady
  3. Michael Felts
  4. Mark Bauer
  5. Chad Snider
  6. Jay Taylor (Texas)
  7. Olis Bahari
  8. Adam Jonasz
  9. Karen Ben-Moyal
  10. Iro Omere
  11. Jeremy Bravo
  12. William Cunningham (Texas)
  13. Rafael Alcoser III
  14. Adam Martinez-Gomez
  15. Jason Sigmon
  16. Steven Sanders (Texas)
  17. Steve Kuzmich
  18. Chris Royal
  19. Eric LeMonte Williams (Texas congressional candidate)
  20. Tracy Jones
  21. Jonathan Scott
  22. Cyrus Sajna
  23. Samuel Williams Jr.
  24. Jason Mata
  25. Renedria Welton

Utah[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Randy Hopkins
  2. Larry Livingston
  3. Jamie Cheek
  4. Daniel Beckstrand
  5. Kael Weston
  6. Ashley Jolin
  7. David Liggera
  8. Jared Lyle Anderson
  9. Trey Robinson
  10. Jonathan Lopez
  11. Darren Parry
  12. Devin Thorpe
  13. Salvador Giove

Republican[edit]

  1. Tim Aalders
  2. Jeremy Friedbaum
  3. Mary Burkett
  4. Zachary Hartman
  5. Ty Jensen
  6. Kathleen Anderson
  7. Tina Cannon (Utah)
  8. Katie Witt
  9. Chris Biesinger
  10. Bob Stevenson
  11. Douglas Durbano
  12. Catherine Brenchley Hammon
  13. Taylor Lee
  14. JC DeYoung
  15. Trent Christensen
  16. Jay Mcfarland
  17. Cory Green
  18. Carson Jorgensen
  19. Mark Shepherd (Utah)
  20. Salvador Giove

Other parties[edit]

  1. Jonia Broderick
  2. J. Robert Latham
  3. Thomas McNeill
  4. John Molnar

Independents[edit]

  1. Jeremy Friedbaum
  2. Jonathan Peterson
  3. Russel Fugal
  4. Taylor Lee
  5. Trey Robinson
  6. Mikal Smith
  7. Joseph Jarvis

Vermont[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Roque De La Fuente
  2. Ralph Corbo

Republican[edit]

  1. Roque De La Fuente
  2. Anya Tynio
  3. Justin Tuthill (Vermont congressional candidate)
  4. Miriam Berry
  5. Jimmy Rodriguez

Other parties[edit]

  1. Chris Brimmer
  2. Christopher Helali

Independents[edit]

  1. Roque De La Fuente
  2. Shawn Orr
  3. Peter Becker

Virginia[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. John Easley

Republican[edit]

  1. Victor Williams (Virginia)
  2. Alissa Baldwin
  3. Daniel Gade
  4. Gary Adkins
  5. Omari Faulkner
  6. Thomas Speciale
  7. John Easley
  8. Roger Franklin
  9. Blaine Dunn
  10. Scott Taylor (Virginia)

Other parties[edit]

No third party challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Independents[edit]

  1. Al Mina
  2. Mary Knapp

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Roger Dean Huffstetler
  2. Cameron Webb
  3. Kim Daugherty
  4. Vangie Williams
  5. Claire Russo
  6. Kevin Washington
  7. Zainab Mohsini
  8. Qasim Rashid
  9. Cameron Dickerson
  10. Joseph Mota
  11. Thomas Cox (Virginia)
  12. John Easley
  13. R. Cazel Levine
  14. Nicholas Betts
  15. Shadi Ayyas

Republican[edit]

  1. Tina Ramirez
  2. Rob Jones
  3. Jason Alexander Roberge
  4. Pete Greenwald
  5. Andrew Knaggs
  6. Aliscia Andrews
  7. John Collick
  8. Ben Loyola
  9. James Spivey
  10. Matthew Truong
  11. Elizabeth Stone (Virginia)
  12. Bridgette Williams
  13. Leon Benjamin Sr.
  14. Andy Baan
  15. Heerak Christian Kim
  16. Mark Ellmore
  17. Jeff Jordan (Virginia)
  18. George Yacus
  19. Pete Godston
  20. Manga Anantatmula
  21. John Easley
  22. Madison Downs
  23. Craig Ennis
  24. Geoffrey Burke
  25. Jeff Dove Jr.
  26. John Castorani
  27. Mike Dickinson
  28. Scott Taylor (Virginia)
  29. Kezia Tunnell
  30. Jarome Bell

Other parties[edit]

  1. Stevan Porter
  2. Caleb Quinton
  3. Bill Redpath

Independents[edit]

  1. Cameron Dickerson
  2. Kyle Roberts (Virginia)
  3. Shawn Ponterio
  4. Aaron Luciani
  5. David Bruce Foster (Virginia congressional candidate)
  6. Craig Ennis
  7. Mike Dickinson

Washington[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Peter Khalil
  2. Rebecca Parson
  3. Jason Call (Washington)
  4. Phil Gardner
  5. James Mitchell (Washington)
  6. David Ishii
  7. Davy Ray
  8. Devin Gray
  9. Mary Bacon
  10. Eric LeMay
  11. Randy Bell
  12. Jack Hughes-Hageman
  13. Matthew Tirman
  14. Carolyn Long
  15. Christopher Armitage
  16. Roque De La Fuente

Republican[edit]

  1. Jesse Jensen
  2. Keith Swank
  3. Don Hewett
  4. Elizabeth Kreiselmaier
  5. Dan Gordon (Washington)
  6. Brian Martin (Washington)
  7. Nancy Slotnick
  8. Timothy Hazelo
  9. Rian Ingrim
  10. Jeffrey Beeler
  11. Ryan Tate
  12. Jackson Maynard
  13. Derek Chartrand
  14. James Golder
  15. Cody Hart
  16. Tracy Wright
  17. Sarena Sloot
  18. Stephen Major
  19. Chris Welton
  20. Johny Alberg
  21. Joshua Campbell
  22. Dean Johnson (Washington)
  23. Ralph Johnson (Washington)
  24. Jack Hughes-Hageman
  25. Gordon Allen Pross
  26. Matthew Heines
  27. Rudy Atencio
  28. Carrie Kennedy
  29. Rob Chase
  30. Roque De La Fuente

Other parties[edit]

  1. Justin Smoak
  2. Tim Uy
  3. Steven Skelton
  4. Jorge Besada
  5. Dave Saulibio
  6. Joshua Collins
  7. Ryan Cooper (Washington)

Independents[edit]

  1. Nancy Slotnick
  2. Evan Jones (Washington)
  3. Brendan O'Regan
  4. Rick Lewis (Washington)
  5. Corey Bailey
  6. Todd Buckley
  7. Robert Mair
  8. Ryan Dean Burkett
  9. Roque De La Fuente

West Virginia[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Richie Robb

Republican[edit]

  1. Allen Whitt
  2. Larry Butcher

Other parties[edit]

  1. Franklin Riley

Independents[edit]

No independent challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Paul Davis (West Virginia)
  2. Cathy Kunkel
  3. Jeff Lewis (West Virginia)
  4. Natalie Cline (West Virginia)
  5. Hilary Turner

Republican[edit]

  1. Matthew Hahn
  2. Russell Siegel

Other parties[edit]

  1. Shawn Cosner

Independents[edit]

  1. Belinda Fox-Spencer

Wisconsin[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Josh Pade
  2. Matthew Boor
  3. Tom Palzewicz
  4. Tricia Zunker
  5. Amy Washburn
  6. Angela Cunningham
  7. Roger Polack
  8. Mark Neumann (Wisconsin congressional candidate)
  9. D.F. Paulaha
  10. Justin Bonner
  11. Michael Beardsley
  12. David Turner (Wisconsin)

Republican[edit]

  1. Melissa McClintick
  2. Jason Church
  3. Brandon Cook (Wisconsin)
  4. Michael Opela Sr.
  5. Cindy Werner
  6. Jeffery Heller
  7. Alex Virijevich
  8. Tim Peters
  9. John Garske
  10. Jessi Ebben
  11. Jonathan Sundblom
  12. Clifford DeTemple
  13. User:Margaret Kearney/Sandbox/CandidateCategories
  14. John Baker (Wisconsin)
  15. Charles Barman (Wisconsin)
  16. Kevin Ruscher
  17. Travis Clark
  18. Tim Rogers (Wisconsin)
  19. Jeremy Ryan

Other parties[edit]

  1. Douglas Lindee

Independents[edit]

  1. Robert Schuck
  2. Bradley Burt
  3. Aneb Jah Rasta Sensas-Utcha Nefer I

Wyoming[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Yana Ludwig
  2. Chuck Jagoda
  3. James Kirk DeBrine
  4. Rex Wilde
  5. Nathan Wendt
  6. Merav Ben-David

Republican[edit]

  1. Joshua Wheeler (Wyoming)
  2. Patrick Dotson
  3. Robert Short (Wyoming)
  4. Donna Rice (Wyoming)
  5. Rolland Holthus
  6. Star Roselli
  7. Michael Kemler
  8. Bryan Miller (Wyoming)
  9. John Holtz
  10. R. Mark Armstrong

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Other parties[edit]

No third party challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

Independents[edit]

No independent challengers filed to run in this chamber in this state.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Roque De La Fuente
  2. Carol Hafner
  3. Carl Beach
  4. Lynnette Grey Bull

Republican[edit]

  1. Roque De La Fuente
  2. Blake Stanley

Other parties[edit]

  1. Richard Brubaker
  2. Jeff Haggit

Independents[edit]

  1. Roque De La Fuente

See also[edit]

Footnotes[edit]

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