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Primary contests are underway in both the Democratic and Republican parties to determine who will represent the party in the House and challenge incumbents.

10 reports, 9 independent Updated Sep 16
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Primary contests are underway in both the Democratic and Republican parties to determine who will represent the party in the House and challenge incumbents.

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  1. Primary challenges are now influencing caucus dynamics in both the Senate and the House.1 source
  2. Kristen McDonald Rivet sought election to the House of Representatives and ran an uncontested primary.Sub-event
  3. Anthony DiLorenzo and Brian Cole are contesting the Republican primary for the 1st Congressional District.Sub-event
  4. Primary results challenge established norms, with successful candidates defeating incumbents and earning nominations in the 7th and 10th districts.Sub-event
  5. Candidates Kevin Kiley, Richard Pan, and Michael Stansfield are contesting the CA US House 6 primary election.Sub-event
  6. The new event discusses the confluence of North Dakota's political landscape, featuring North Dakota State University, the state's representative Julie Fedorchak, and the need for adequate representation in the House.Sub-event
  7. Rob Wittman is facing a primary challenge from seven fellow Democrats in his district in Henrico County, Virginia.Sub-event
  8. Contested primary debates and internal concerns are shaping the health of the Democratic Party.Sub-event
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  1. NDC primaries were held on May 28th for the body, involving Moses Cleopas.Sub-event
  2. Primary contests began on May 28, 2026, involving both major parties to challenge incumbents for House seats.1 source

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