2022 Primary and General Election Targets

With 2022 being a Republican favored midterm, it is important to know which RINOs to vote out and which challengers to Democrats to donate to.

## Contents

* 1 Alabama
* 1.1 Retiring Incumbents
* 2 Alaska
* 2.1 Primary targets
* 3 Arkansas
* 4 Arizona
* 4.1 Democrats to focus on voting out
* 4.2 Open Seats
* 5 Colorado
* 5.1 Open seats
* 6 Connecticut
* 6.1 Democrats to focus on voting out
* 7 Florida
* 7.1 Open seats
* 7.2 Democrats to vote out
* 8 Georgia
* 8.1 Primary Targets
* 8.2 Open Seats
* 8.3 Democrats to focus on voting out
* 9 Idaho
* 9.1 Primary Targets
* 10 RINOs to primary
* 10.1 Governors/State Officals
* 10.2 Senators
* 10.3 House Republicans
* 11 Open Seats
* 11.1 Governors
* 11.2 Senators
* 11.3 Representatives
* 12 Democrats to vote out
* 12.1 Governors
* 12.2 Senators
* 12.3 Representatives
* 13 References

## Alabama[edit]

### Retiring Incumbents[edit]

* Incumbent Richard Shelby is retiring from senate. America First Representative, Mo Brooks is running for his seat.
* Mo Brooks's seat will be an open seat. Patriot, Casey Wardynski is running for the seat.

## Alaska[edit]

### Primary targets[edit]

* RINO Lisa Murkowski is running for re-election. America First patriot, Kelly Tshibaka is running against her. Former VP candidate Sarah Palin is also considering a run.

## Arkansas[edit]

* RINO Governor Asa Hutchinson is term limited (Arkansas law limits governors to two full terms). Sarah Huckabee Sanders, daughter of former Governor Mike Huckabee, is running for Governor; if elected she would be the first female governor in Arkansas history as well as the first child of a former Governor to hold the office, and they would be only the second family pairing to win.

## Arizona[edit]

### Democrats to focus on voting out[edit]

* Tom O'Halleran is being challenged by Republican Walter Blackman
* Senator Mark Kelly has two Republican challengers. They are Attorney General Mark Brnovich and Venture Capitalist Blake Masters

### Open Seats[edit]

* Democrat incumbent Ann Kirkpatrick is retiring. Republican Juan Ciscomani is running for the open seat.[1]
* RINO Governor Doug Ducey is term limited and is to be replaced by Kari Lake.[2]

## Colorado[edit]

### Open seats[edit]

* The new Colorado district has been made to be a competitive district that Republicans can win.

## Connecticut[edit]

### Democrats to focus on voting out[edit]

* Jahana Hayes has a challenger with George Logan

## Florida[edit]

### Open seats[edit]

* The new Florida district has been made to be a safe district that Republicans win.
* Incumbent Charlie Crist is retiring to run for a second non-consecutive term as governor (Florida law limits the Governor to two terms, whether or not consecutive). Anna Paulina Luna is running to replace him.

### Democrats to vote out[edit]

* Stephanie Murphy has a challenger in Anthony Sabatini.

## Georgia[edit]

### Primary Targets[edit]

* RINO secretary of State Brad Raffenspurger is being challenged by America First Patriot Jody Hice.

### Open Seats[edit]

* Jody Hice's seat will be an open seat.

### Democrats to focus on voting out[edit]

* Sanford Bishop
* Lucy McBath

## Idaho[edit]

### Primary Targets[edit]

* RINO Governor Brad Little has a primary challenger with his LG, Janice McGeachin
* RINO Representative, Mike Simpson has a challenger in Bryan Smith

## RINOs to primary[edit]

### Governors/State Officals[edit]

* Brad Little
* Mike DeWine
* Brad Raffensperger

### Senators[edit]

* Lisa Murkowski
* James Lankford

### House Republicans[edit]

* Liz Cheney
* Fred Upton
* Peter Meijer
* Dan Newhouse
* Jaime Herrera Beutler
* Tom Rice
* Nancy Mace
* Dusty Johnson
* Steven Palazzo
* Mike Simpson
* Van Taylor

## Open Seats[edit]

### Governors[edit]

* Asa Hutchinson
* Doug Ducey
* Pete Ricketts
* Chris Sununu (running for senate)

### Senators[edit]

* Richard Burr
* Pat Toomey
* Rob Portman
* Richard Shelby
* Roy Blunt

### Representatives[edit]

* Vicky Hartzler (running for senate)
* Billy Long (running for senate)
* Mo Brooks (running for senate)
* Ted Budd (Running for senate)
* Jody Hice (Running for SOS)
* Tom Reed
* Kevin Brady
* Anthony Gonzalez

## Democrats to vote out[edit]

### Governors[edit]

* Tom Wolf
* Gretchen Whitmer
* Tony Evers
* Laura Kelly

### Senators[edit]

* Maggie Hassan
* Raphael Warnock
* Mark Kelly
* Catherine Cortez Masto

### Representatives[edit]

* Ron Kind \- Open Seat
* Vicente Gonzalez
* Ann Kirkpatrick \- Open Seat
* Tom O'Halleran

## References[edit]

1. ↑ Oxford, Alex. "Juan Ciscomani announces run for Congress". www.news.azpm.org. Arizona Public Media. Retrieved August 4, 2021.
2. ↑ https://www.karilake.com/