Elections

Alaska Advances Candidates for Governor in Ranked-Choice Primary

In Alaska's primary election on August 18, 2026, Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins and Zac Johnson, along with Tom Begich and Julia Hnilicks, advanced to the November general election for governor. The primary featured 34 candidates, with ranked-choice voting determining the finalists. This election follows the term-limited tenure of Republican Governor Michael Dunleavy.

Candidates Advance in Alaska's U.S. House Race Following Primary

Four candidates advanced in Alaska's U.S. House primary held on August 15, 2026. Incumbent Nicholas Begich III will face independent candidate Bill Hill in the general election. The race includes a mix of candidates from various political backgrounds, with Begich focusing on resource exploration and Hill advocating for a blend of conservative and progressive policies.

Candidates Advance in Alaska's U.S. House Race Following Primary

The primary for Alaska's U.S. House seat has concluded, with incumbent Rep. Nicholas Begich III and independent candidate Bill Hill advancing to the general election in November. Begich leads the race with 47.9% of the vote, while Hill has raised significant funds for his independent campaign. Other candidates include various Republicans, Democrats, and nonpartisan candidates.

Independent Candidate Bill Hill Advances in Alaska's House Race

Peltola and Sullivan Advance to General Election in Alaska Senate Race

Mary Peltola and Dan Sullivan are set to compete in the general election for the Senate seat in Alaska. This election will utilize the state's new voting system, which permits the top four candidates to advance to the general election regardless of party affiliation.

Candidates Advance from Alaska's Nonpartisan Primary Election

In Alaska's recent nonpartisan jungle primary, four candidates advanced, including incumbent Senator Dan Sullivan and former Representative Mary Peltola. The election, scheduled for November 3, 2026, will utilize a ranked choice voting system, which has drawn both support and criticism regarding its potential to confuse voters.

Candidates Advance from Alaska's Nonpartisan Jungle Primary

In Alaska's jungle primary on August 18, 2026, Senator Dan Sullivan and former Representative Mary Peltola advanced to the general election, along with two other candidates. The state's unique primary system has raised concerns about voter confusion, particularly with two candidates sharing the same name.

Chuck Gray wins GOP nomination for Wyoming's at-large U.S. House seat

Chuck Gray has won the GOP nomination for Wyoming's at-large U.S. House seat, succeeding Rep. Harriet Hageman, who is running for Senate. The primary was marked by a competitive field and significant campaign spending, with the winner expected to have a strong advantage in the general election due to Wyoming's Republican-leaning electorate.

Chuck Gray wins GOP nomination for Wyoming's at-large House seat

Chuck Gray has won the Republican nomination for Wyoming's at-large U.S. House seat, previously held by Rep. Harriet Hageman, who is running for the Senate. The primary was marked by a competitive field and significant campaign spending, with the Republican nominee expected to have a strong advantage in the general election due to the state's Republican leanings.

Primary Election Updates from Florida, Alaska, and Wyoming

Primary elections are underway in Florida, Alaska, and Wyoming, with significant implications for upcoming races. In Florida, new congressional maps are affecting incumbents, while Alaska's Senate race features a unique primary system. Wyoming is seeing all major statewide offices open for the first time in decades, and California voters are filling a congressional vacancy left by a resigned representative.

Graham Acknowledges Lack of Knowledge on National Security in South Carolina Debate

In a televised debate on August 19, Senator Darline Graham acknowledged her limited knowledge on national security. The debate featured Graham and Representative Ralph Norman as they prepare for the primary runoff election on August 25 to replace Lindsey Graham.

Graham Acknowledges Limited Knowledge on National Security in South Carolina Debate

In a debate ahead of the primary runoff election on August 25, Senator Darline Graham admitted to being less informed on national security issues. She faced off against Representative Ralph Norman in the televised event.

Chuck Gray projected to win GOP primary for Wyoming House seat

Chuck Gray, the Wyoming Secretary of State, is projected to win the GOP primary for the state's at-large House seat. The Cook Political Report indicates that the seat is solidly Republican, and if Gray wins the general election, he will succeed current Rep. Harriet Hageman.

Democrats and Republicans Support Opposing Candidates in Alaska Senate Primary

Both Democrats and Republicans are utilizing advertising strategies to support fringe candidates in Alaska's Senate primary. This approach is intended to affect the outcomes of the primary elections.

Wyoming Republicans Select Eric Barlow as GOP Governor Nominee

Eric Barlow has been chosen by Wyoming Republicans as their nominee for governor, succeeding outgoing Governor Mark Gordon. Barlow will face Democrat Kenneth Casner in the general election on November 3. The Republican Party currently holds all statewide offices in Wyoming, indicating a strong political position ahead of the election.

Wyoming Republicans Nominate Eric Barlow for Governor

Eric Barlow has been nominated by Wyoming Republicans for governor, succeeding outgoing Governor Mark Gordon. Barlow will face Democrat Kenneth Casner in the general election on November 3. The election cycle features multiple open-seat contests across Wyoming's political landscape.

Trump's candidate for Wyoming governor projected to lose GOP primary

Megan Degenfelder, endorsed by President Trump, is projected to lose the Republican primary for Wyoming governor. State Senator Eric Barlow is expected to secure the victory, according to Decision Desk HQ.

Hageman and Byrd to Compete for Senate Seat in Wyoming

Harriet Hageman and James Byrd are set to run against each other in the upcoming November election for the Senate seat being vacated by Cynthia Lummis in Wyoming. Hageman declared her candidacy shortly after Lummis announced her retirement.

Harriet Hageman nominated for U.S. Senate by Wyoming Republicans

Harriet Hageman has been nominated by Wyoming Republicans for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Cynthia Lummis. Hageman, who previously unseated Liz Cheney, is expected to face the Democratic nominee in the November general election, with strong Republican support anticipated in the race.

Harriet Hageman nominated for U.S. Senate by Wyoming Republicans

Rep. Harriet Hageman has been nominated by Wyoming Republicans for the U.S. Senate, succeeding retiring Sen. Cynthia Lummis. Hageman, who previously unseated Liz Cheney with Trump's endorsement, will compete against the Democratic nominee in the general election on November 3. The race is considered solidly Republican according to the Cook Political Report.