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In the 2026 primary elections, ten incumbent House lawmakers were defeated, including three Republicans and seven Democrats. Notable losses include Dan Crenshaw, Thomas Massie, and Andy Ogles among Republicans, and Al Green, Julie Johnson, and Dan Goldman among Democrats. The outcomes reflect significant shifts in various congressional districts influenced by endorsements and redistricting.
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In the 2026 primary elections, ten incumbent House lawmakers were defeated, including three Republicans and seven Democrats. Notable losses include Dan Crenshaw, Thomas Massie, and Andy Ogles among Republicans, and Al Green, Julie Johnson, and Dan Goldman among Democrats. The outcomes reflect significant shifts in various congressional districts influenced by endorsements and redistricting.
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10 House incumbent lawmakers who saw their 2026 re-election bids end in primary defeat
Ten House Incumbents Defeated in 2026 Primaries