Barry Moore
RepublicanAlabama · Senate
SenateWon an open seat. Tommy Tuberville (R) ran for governor.
- U.S. House of Representatives
- Alabama House of Representatives
Juliana Stratton
DemocraticIllinois · Senate
SenateWon an open seat. Dick Durbin (D) did not run again.
- Lieutenant Governor of Illinois
- Illinois House of Representatives
Josh Turek
DemocraticIowa · Senate
SenateWon an open seat. Joni Ernst (R) did not run again.
- Iowa House of Representatives
- Wheelchair basketball player
Adam Hamilton
DemocraticKansas · Senate
SenateDefeated Roger Marshall (R) in the November election.
- Pastor of the United Methodist Church of the Resurrection
Andy Barr
RepublicanKentucky · Senate
SenateWon an open seat. Mitch McConnell (R) did not run again.
- U.S. House of Representatives
- Lawyer
Julia Letlow
RepublicanLouisiana · Senate
SenateDefeated Bill Cassidy (R) for the party nomination, then won in November.
- U.S. House of Representatives
- Academic administrator
Troy Jackson
DemocraticMaine · Senate
SenateDefeated Susan Collins (R) in the November election.
- President of the Maine Senate
- Maine House of Representatives
- Logger
Abdul El-Sayed
DemocraticMichigan · Senate
SenateWon an open seat. Gary Peters (D) did not run again.
- Epidemiologist
- Public health administrator
- Academic
Peggy Flanagan
DemocraticMinnesota · Senate
SenateWon an open seat. Tina Smith (D) did not run again.
- Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Minnesota House of Representatives
Scott Colom
DemocraticMississippi · Senate
SenateDefeated Cindy Hyde-Smith (R) in the November election.
- District Attorney for the 16th Judicial District of Mississippi
Kurt Alme
RepublicanMontana · Senate
SenateWon an open seat. Steve Daines (R) did not run again.
- U.S. Attorney for the District of Montana
Chris Pappas
DemocraticNew Hampshire · Senate
SenateWon an open seat. Jeanne Shaheen (D) did not run again.
- U.S. House of Representatives
- New Hampshire Executive Council
- New Hampshire House of Representatives
Roy Cooper
DemocraticNorth Carolina · Senate
SenateWon an open seat. Thom Tillis (R) did not run again.
- Governor of North Carolina
- Attorney General of North Carolina
- North Carolina Senate
- North Carolina House of Representatives
Sherrod Brown
DemocraticOhio · Senate
SenateDefeated Jon Husted (R) in the November election.
- U.S. Senate (2007 to 2025)
- U.S. House of Representatives
- Ohio Secretary of State
Kevin Hern
RepublicanOklahoma · Senate
SenateWon an open seat. Alan Armstrong (R) did not run again.
- U.S. House of Representatives
- Restaurant franchise owner
Annie Andrews
DemocraticSouth Carolina · Senate
SenateDefeated Darline Graham (R) in the November election.
James Talarico
DemocraticTexas · Senate
SenateDefeated John Cornyn (R) for the party nomination, then won in November.
- Texas House of Representatives
- Educator
Harriet Hageman
RepublicanWyoming · Senate
SenateWon an open seat. Cynthia Lummis (R) did not run again.
- U.S. House of Representatives
- Attorney
Jerry Carl
RepublicanAlabama · District 1
HouseWon a district with no incumbent, newly drawn on the 2026 map.
- U.S. House of Representatives
- Mobile County Commission
Amish Shah
DemocraticArizona · District 1
HouseWon an open seat. David Schweikert (R) ran for governor.
- Arizona House of Representatives
Mark Lamb
RepublicanArizona · District 5
HouseWon an open seat. Andy Biggs (R) ran for governor.
JoAnna Mendoza
DemocraticArizona · District 6
HouseDefeated Juan Ciscomani (R) in the November election.
- United States Marine Corps
Mike McGuire
DemocraticCalifornia · District 1
HouseDefeated James Gallagher (R) in the November election.
- California Senate
- Sonoma County Board of Supervisors
Eric Jones
DemocraticCalifornia · District 4
HouseDefeated Mike Thompson (D) in the November election.
Richard Pan
DemocraticCalifornia · District 6
HouseDefeated Kevin Kiley (I) in the November election.
- California State Senate
- California State Assembly
Scott Wiener
DemocraticCalifornia · District 11
HouseWon an open seat. Nancy Pelosi (D) did not run again.
- California State Senate
- San Francisco Board of Supervisors
Randy Villegas
DemocraticCalifornia · District 22
HouseDefeated David Valadao (R) in the November election.
- Visalia Unified School District Board of Education
Jacqui Irwin
DemocraticCalifornia · District 26
HouseWon an open seat. Julia Brownley (D) did not run again.
- California State Assembly
Angela Gonzales-Torres
DemocraticCalifornia · District 34
HouseDefeated Jimmy Gomez (D) in the November election.
- Historic Highland Park Neighborhood Council
- Community organizer
Hilda Solis
DemocraticCalifornia · District 38
HouseWon a district with no incumbent, newly drawn on the 2026 map.
- Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
- U.S. House of Representatives
- United States Secretary of Labor
- California State Senate
- California State Assembly
Marni von Wilpert
DemocraticCalifornia · District 48
HouseWon an open seat. Darrell Issa (R) did not run again.
Melat Kiros
DemocraticColorado · District 1
HouseDefeated Diana DeGette (D) for the party nomination, then won in November.
Eileen Laubacher
DemocraticColorado · District 4
HouseDefeated Lauren Boebert (R) in the November election.
- United States Navy rear admiral
- United States National Security Council
Jessica Killin
DemocraticColorado · District 5
HouseDefeated Jeff Crank (R) in the November election.
- Chief of staff and political aide
- United States Army
Manny Rutinel
DemocraticColorado · District 8
HouseDefeated Gabe Evans (R) in the November election.
- Colorado House of Representatives
Luke Bronin
DemocraticConnecticut · District 1
HouseDefeated John B. Larson (D) for the party nomination, then won in November.
Austin Rogers
RepublicanFlorida · District 2
HouseWon an open seat. Neal Dunn (R) did not run again.
Ryan Elijah
RepublicanFlorida · District 7
HouseDefeated Cory Mills (R) for the party nomination, then won in November.
Joe Strada
RepublicanFlorida · District 11
HouseWon an open seat. Daniel Webster (R) did not run again.
Sydney Gruters
RepublicanFlorida · District 16
HouseWon an open seat. Vern Buchanan (R) did not run again.
- Executive director for the New College Foundation
- State director for the U.S. Department of Agriculture
Jim Schwartzel
RepublicanFlorida · District 19
HouseWon an open seat. Byron Donalds (R) ran for governor.
- President of Sun Broadcasting
- Owner of WFSX-FM
Pia Dandiya
DemocraticFlorida · District 22
HouseWon a district with no incumbent, newly drawn on the 2026 map.
- Apple Strategic Innovations Group
- Teach for America
Oliver Gilbert
DemocraticFlorida · District 24
HouseWon an open seat. Frederica Wilson (D) did not run again.
- Miami-Dade County Commission
- Mayor of Miami Gardens
Jim Kingston
RepublicanGeorgia · District 1
HouseWon an open seat. Buddy Carter (R) ran for U.S. Senate.
Houston Gaines
RepublicanGeorgia · District 10
HouseWon an open seat. Mike Collins (R) ran for U.S. Senate.
- Georgia House of Representatives
John Cowan
RepublicanGeorgia · District 11
HouseWon an open seat. Barry Loudermilk (R) did not run again.
Jasmine Clark
DemocraticGeorgia · District 13
HouseDefeated Everton Blair (D) for the party nomination, then won in November.
- Georgia House of Representatives
Donna Miller
DemocraticIllinois · District 2
HouseWon an open seat. Robin Kelly (D) ran for U.S. Senate.
- Cook County Board of Commissioners
Patty García
DemocraticIllinois · District 4
HouseWon an open seat. Chuy García (D) did not run again.
- Chief of Staff for Chuy García
La Shawn Ford
DemocraticIllinois · District 7
HouseWon an open seat. Danny Davis (D) did not run again.
- Illinois House of Representatives
Melissa Bean
DemocraticIllinois · District 8
HouseWon an open seat. Raja Krishnamoorthi (D) ran for U.S. Senate.
- U.S. House of Representatives
- Sales executive
Daniel Biss
DemocraticIllinois · District 9
HouseWon an open seat. Jan Schakowsky (D) did not run again.
- Mayor of Evanston
- Illinois Senate
- Illinois House of Representatives
J. D. Ford
DemocraticIndiana · District 5
HouseDefeated Victoria Spartz (R) in the November election.
Christina Bohannan
DemocraticIowa · District 1
HouseDefeated Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R) in the November election.
- Iowa House of Representatives
Lindsay James
DemocraticIowa · District 2
HouseWon an open seat. Ashley Hinson (R) ran for U.S. Senate.
- Iowa House of Representatives
Sarah Trone Garriott
DemocraticIowa · District 3
HouseDefeated Zach Nunn (R) in the November election.
Chris McGowan
RepublicanIowa · District 4
HouseWon an open seat. Randy Feenstra (R) ran for governor.
- Siouxland Chamber of Commerce
Ed Gallrein
RepublicanKentucky · District 4
HouseDefeated Thomas Massie (R) for the party nomination, then won in November.
- Dairy farmer
- United States Navy SEALs
Zach Dembo
DemocraticKentucky · District 6
HouseWon an open seat. Andy Barr (R) ran for U.S. Senate.
- U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky
- U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General's Corps
Paul LePage
RepublicanMaine · District 2
HouseWon an open seat. Jared Golden (D) did not run again.
- Governor of Maine
- Mayor of Waterville
Adrian Boafo
DemocraticMaryland · District 5
HouseWon an open seat. Steny Hoyer (D) did not run again.
- Maryland House of Delegates
- Bowie City Council
Dan Koh
DemocraticMassachusetts · District 6
HouseWon an open seat. Seth Moulton (D) ran for U.S. Senate.
- Deputy Director of the White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs
Sean McCann
DemocraticMichigan · District 4
HouseDefeated Bill Huizenga (R) in the November election.
- Michigan Senate
- Michigan House of Representatives
William Lawrence
DemocraticMichigan · District 7
HouseDefeated Tom Barrett (R) in the November election.
- Activist
- Co-founder of Sunrise Movement
Christina Hines
DemocraticMichigan · District 10
HouseWon an open seat. John James (R) ran for governor.
Jeremy Moss
DemocraticMichigan · District 11
HouseWon an open seat. Haley Stevens (D) ran for U.S. Senate.
- Michigan Senate
- Michigan House of Representatives
Donavan McKinney
DemocraticMichigan · District 13
HouseDefeated Shri Thanedar (D) for the party nomination, then won in November.
- Michigan House of Representatives
Matt Little
DemocraticMinnesota · District 2
HouseWon an open seat. Angie Craig (D) ran for U.S. Senate.
Fred Wellman
DemocraticMissouri · District 2
HouseDefeated Ann Wagner (R) in the November election.
- Podcast host
- United States Army
Chris Stigall
RepublicanMissouri · District 6
HouseWon an open seat. Sam Graves (R) did not run again.
Sam Forstag
DemocraticMontana · District 1
HouseWon an open seat. Ryan Zinke (R) did not run again.
- Labor union leader and smokejumper
Denise Powell
DemocraticNebraska · District 2
HouseWon an open seat. Don Bacon (R) did not run again.
Teresa Benitez-Thompson
DemocraticNevada · District 2
HouseWon an open seat. Mark Amodei (R) did not run again.
- Majority Leader of the Nevada State Assembly
Stefany Shaheen
DemocraticNew Hampshire · District 1
HouseWon an open seat. Chris Pappas (D) ran for U.S. Senate.
Zack Mullock
DemocraticNew Jersey · District 2
HouseDefeated Jeff Van Drew (R) in the November election.
Rebecca Bennett
DemocraticNew Jersey · District 7
HouseDefeated Thomas Kean Jr. (R) in the November election.
- Healthcare executive
- United States Navy
Adam Hamawy
DemocraticNew Jersey · District 12
HouseWon an open seat. Bonnie Watson Coleman (D) did not run again.
- United States Army Medical Corps
Claire Valdez
DemocraticNew York · District 7
HouseWon an open seat. Nydia Velázquez (D) did not run again.
Brad Lander
DemocraticNew York · District 10
HouseDefeated Dan Goldman (D) for the party nomination, then won in November.
- New York City Comptroller
- New York City Council
Micah Lasher
DemocraticNew York · District 12
HouseWon an open seat. Jerry Nadler (D) did not run again.
Darializa Avila Chevalier
DemocraticNew York · District 13
HouseDefeated Adriano Espaillat (D) for the party nomination, then won in November.
Cait Conley
DemocraticNew York · District 17
HouseDefeated Mike Lawler (R) in the November election.
- Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Officer
Anthony Constantino
RepublicanNew York · District 21
HouseWon an open seat. Elise Stefanik (R) did not run again.
Raymond Smith Jr.
DemocraticNorth Carolina · District 3
HouseDefeated Greg Murphy (R) in the November election.
- North Carolina House of Representatives
Cyril Jefferson
DemocraticNorth Carolina · District 6
HouseDefeated Addison McDowell (R) in the November election.
Richard Ojeda
DemocraticNorth Carolina · District 9
HouseDefeated Richard Hudson (R) in the November election.
- West Virginia Senate
- United States Army major
Jamie Ager
DemocraticNorth Carolina · District 11
HouseWon an open seat. Chuck Edwards (R) withdrew after the primary.
Paul Barringer
DemocraticNorth Carolina · District 13
HouseDefeated Brad Knott (R) in the November election.
LaKesha Womack
DemocraticNorth Carolina · District 14
HouseDefeated Tim Moore (R) in the November election.
- Business consultant and minister
Brian Poindexter
DemocraticOhio · District 7
HouseDefeated Max Miller (R) in the November election.
- Brook Park City Council
- Union organizer and ironworker
Kristina Knickerbocker
DemocraticOhio · District 10
HouseDefeated Mike Turner (R) in the November election.
Don Leonard
DemocraticOhio · District 15
HouseDefeated Mike Carey (R) in the November election.
Mark Tedford
RepublicanOklahoma · District 1
HouseWon an open seat. Kevin Hern (R) ran for U.S. Senate.
- Oklahoma House of Representatives
Bob Harvie
DemocraticPennsylvania · District 1
HouseDefeated Brian Fitzpatrick (R) in the November election.
- Bucks County Board of Commissioners
- Educator
Chris Rabb
DemocraticPennsylvania · District 3
HouseWon an open seat. Dwight Evans (D) did not run again.
- Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Bob Brooks
DemocraticPennsylvania · District 7
HouseDefeated Ryan Mackenzie (R) in the November election.
- Labor leader and firefighter
Paige Cognetti
DemocraticPennsylvania · District 8
HouseDefeated Rob Bresnahan (R) in the November election.
Janelle Stelson
DemocraticPennsylvania · District 10
HouseDefeated Scott Perry (R) in the November election.
Nancy Lacore
DemocraticSouth Carolina · District 1
HouseWon an open seat. Nancy Mace (R) ran for governor.
- Chief of Navy Reserve
- United States Navy
Wes Climer
RepublicanSouth Carolina · District 5
HouseWon an open seat. Ralph Norman (R) ran for governor.
Marty Jackley
RepublicanSouth Dakota · At-large
HouseWon an open seat. Dusty Johnson (R) ran for governor.
- Attorney General of South Dakota
- U.S. Attorney for the District of South Dakota
Charlie Hatcher
RepublicanTennessee · District 5
HouseDefeated Andy Ogles (R) for the party nomination, then won in November.
- Agriculture commissioner of Tennessee
- Farmer
Johnny Garrett
RepublicanTennessee · District 6
HouseWon an open seat. John Rose (R) ran for governor.
- Tennessee House of Representatives
Brent Taylor
RepublicanTennessee · District 9
HouseWon an open seat. Steve Cohen (D) did not run again.
- Tennessee Senate
- Memphis City Council
Steve Toth
RepublicanTexas · District 2
HouseDefeated Dan Crenshaw (R) for the party nomination, then won in November.
- Texas House of Representatives
Jessica Steinmann
RepublicanTexas · District 8
HouseWon an open seat. Morgan Luttrell (R) did not run again.
- General counsel for the America First Policy Institute
- U.S. Department of Justice Office of Victims of Crime
Leticia Gutierrez
DemocraticTexas · District 9
HouseWon a district with no incumbent, newly drawn on the 2026 map.
- Community outreach organizer for Air Alliance Houston
Chris Gober
RepublicanTexas · District 10
HouseWon an open seat. Michael McCaul (R) did not run again.
- Lawyer for America PAC
- National Republican Senatorial Committee
- Republican National Committee
- Office of Legal Policy at the U.S. Department of Justice
Bobby Pulido
DemocraticTexas · District 15
HouseDefeated Monica De La Cruz (R) in the November election.
- Tejano musician and actor
Tom Sell
RepublicanTexas · District 19
HouseWon an open seat. Jodey Arrington (R) did not run again.
- Businessman and attorney
- Deputy staff director to the U.S. States House Committee on Agriculture
Mark Teixeira
RepublicanTexas · District 21
HouseWon an open seat. Chip Roy (R) ran for Texas attorney general.
- Major League Baseball first baseman
Trever Nehls
RepublicanTexas · District 22
HouseWon an open seat. Troy Nehls (R) did not run again.
- Fort Bend County constable
- United States Army Reserve
Katy Padilla Stout
DemocraticTexas · District 23
HouseWon an open seat. Tony Gonzales (R) did not run again.
Frederick Haynes III
DemocraticTexas · District 30
HouseWon a district with no incumbent, newly drawn on the 2026 map.
- Pastor
- Former president and CEO of Rainbow/PUSH
Jace Yarbrough
RepublicanTexas · District 32
HouseWon a district with no incumbent, newly drawn on the 2026 map.
- Attorney
- United States Air Force
Colin Allred
DemocraticTexas · District 33
HouseDefeated Julie Johnson (D) for the party nomination, then won in November.
- U.S. House of Representatives
- Civil rights lawyer
- Professional football player
Johnny Garcia
DemocraticTexas · District 35
HouseWon a district with no incumbent, newly drawn on the 2026 map.
- Bexar County Sheriff's Department
Jon Bonck
RepublicanTexas · District 38
HouseWon an open seat. Wesley Hunt (R) ran for U.S. Senate.
- Mortgage broker and deacon
Ben McAdams
DemocraticUtah · District 1
HouseWon a district with no incumbent, newly drawn on the 2026 map.
- U.S. House of Representatives
- Mayor of Salt Lake County
- Utah State Senate
Shannon Taylor
DemocraticVirginia · District 1
HouseDefeated Rob Wittman (R) in the November election.
- Commonwealth's Attorney for Henrico County
Elaine Luria
DemocraticVirginia · District 2
HouseDefeated Jen Kiggans (R) in the November election.
- U.S. House of Representatives
- United States Navy
Amanda McKinney
RepublicanWashington · District 4
HouseWon an open seat. Dan Newhouse (R) did not run again.
- Yakima County commissioner
Mitchell Berman
DemocraticWisconsin · District 1
HouseDefeated Bryan Steil (R) in the November election.
- Registered nurse for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Rebecca Cooke
DemocraticWisconsin · District 3
HouseDefeated Derrick Van Orden (R) in the November election.
- Nonprofit founder and political consultant
Michael Alfonso
RepublicanWisconsin · District 7
HouseWon an open seat. Tom Tiffany (R) ran for governor.
Chuck Gray
RepublicanWyoming · At-large
HouseWon an open seat. Harriet Hageman (R) ran for U.S. Senate.
- Secretary of State of Wyoming