Key races: June 28

Colorado

Governor: Colorado Primary Results (R) Key Race

Candidate(s) % Votes
Ganahl %
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Lopez %
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Senate: Colorado Primary Results (R) Key Race

Candidate(s) % Votes
O'Dea %
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Hanks %
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Secretary of State: Colorado Primary Results (R) Key Race

Candidate(s) % Votes
Anderson %
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O'Donnell %
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Peters %
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Illinois

House District 6: Illinois Primary Results (D) Key Race

Candidate(s) % Votes
Casten Incumbent %
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Newman Incumbent %
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Hughes %
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House District 15: Illinois Primary Results (R) Key Race

Candidate(s) % Votes
Miller Incumbent %
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Davis Incumbent %
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Mississippi runoff

House District 3 Runoff: Mississippi Primary Results (R) Key Race

Candidate(s) % Votes
Guest Incumbent %
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Cassidy %
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House District 4 Runoff: Mississippi Primary Results (R) Key Race

Candidate(s) % Votes
Ezell %
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Palazzo Incumbent %
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Nebraska special

House District 1: Nebraska Special Election Results Key Race

Candidate(s) % Votes
Flood %
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Pansing Brooks %
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New York

Governor: New York Primary Results (D) Key Race

Candidate(s) % Votes
Hochul Incumbent %
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Williams %
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Suozzi %
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Governor: New York Primary Results (R) Key Race

Candidate(s) % Votes
Zeldin %
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Giuliani %
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Astorino %
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Wilson %
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Oklahoma

Governor: Oklahoma Primary Results (R) Key Race

Candidate(s) % Votes
Stitt Incumbent %
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Kintsel %
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Sherwood %
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McCabe %
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Senate: Oklahoma Special Election Results (R) Key Race

Candidate(s) % Votes
Mullin
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Shannon
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Dahm %
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Holland %
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Pruitt %
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South Carolina runoff

Senate Runoff: South Carolina Primary Results (D)

Candidate(s) % Votes
Matthews %
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Bruce %
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Utah

Senate: Utah Primary Results (R)

Candidate(s) % Votes
Lee Incumbent %
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Edwards %
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Isom %
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The Democrats’ majority in Congress is razor-thin: The Senate is a 50-50 split (with Vice President Kamala Harris’ tie-breaking vote giving them the advantage) and Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s control of the House rests on a slim margin. In 2022, all 435 House seats and 35 of the 100 Senate seats are on the ballot. Additionally, 36 out of 50 states will elect governors.

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