List of candidates who ran in U.S. Congress elections, 2018

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The Republican Party held majorities in both chambers of the U.S. Congress entering the 2018 election. In the U.S. Senate, there were 23 Democratic seats, eight Republican seats, and two seats held by independents up for election in 2018. The Democratic Party needed to pick up two seats in the Senate in order to regain the majority they lost in 2014. All 435 seats in the U.S. House were up for election. In order to win the chamber, the Democratic Party needed to pick up 24 seats in 2018.

Click here for the list of all candidates who ran in the 2018 U.S. Congress elections. For a listing of all candidates who ran in 2016, click here.

U.S. House
Seats held by the Democratic Party 157
Seats held by the Republican Party 162
Vacancies 7
Open seats 27
Open seats currently held by the Democratic Party 8
Open seats currently held by the Republican Party 19
Seats held by the Republican Party and carried by Hillary Clinton (D) in 2016 23
Seats held by the Democratic Party and carried by Donald Trump (R) in 2016 12

U.S. Senate
Seats held by the Democratic Party (a) 45
Seats held by the Republican Party 49
Vacancies 1
Open seats 3
Open seats currently held by the Democratic Party 0
Open seats currently held by the Republican Party 3
Seats held by the Republican Party and carried by Hillary Clinton (D) in 2016 1
Seats held by the Democratic Party and carried by Donald Trump (R) in 2016 10

(a) - Does not include two independents who caucus with the Democrats

For additional coverage of 2018 elections, see the following articles:

Candidate breakdown

See also: Statistics on U.S. Congress candidates and incumbents, 2018

A full breakdown of candidates by party can be seen below:


Candidates by state

Click on the tabs below to see a listing of declared candidates for U.S. House and U.S. Senate elections in each state. The names are organized by chamber and party:

Alabama

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Terri Sewell
  2. Danner Kline
  3. Rick Neighbors
  4. Audri Scott Williams
  5. Peter Joffrion
  6. Tabitha Isner
  7. Mallory Hagan
  8. Lee Auman
  9. Lizzetta Hill McConnell
  10. Adia Winfrey
  11. Robert Kennedy Jr. (Alabama)

Republican

  1. Mo Brooks
  2. Gary Palmer
  3. Clayton Hinchman
  4. Tommy Amason
  5. Rich Hobson
  6. Bobby Bright
  7. Anthony Blackmon
  8. Mike Rogers (Alabama)
  9. Barry Moore (Alabama U.S. representative)
  10. Robert Aderholt

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Alaska

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Dimitri Shein
  2. Carol Hafner
  3. Christopher Cumings
  4. Eric Hafner

Republican

  1. Don Young (Alaska)
  2. Thomas Nelson (Alaska)
  3. Jed Whittaker
  4. Eric Hafner

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Arizona

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Deedra Abboud
  2. Jim Moss (Arizona)

Republican

  1. Joe Arpaio
  2. Martha McSally
  3. Nicholas Glenn
  4. William Gonzales
  5. Robert Kay
  6. Edward Davida

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Billy Kovacs
  2. Garrick McFadden
  3. Mary Matiella
  4. Anita Malik
  5. Ana Maria Perez
  6. Joan Greene
  7. Heather Ross
  8. Greg Stanton
  9. Barbara Sherry
  10. Hiral Tipirneni
  11. Jose Torres
  12. David Brill
  13. Delina DiSanto
  14. Yahya Yuksel
  15. Joshua Garcia (Arizona)
  16. Raúl Grijalva
  17. Ruben Gallego

Republican

  1. Steve Ferrara
  2. Edna San Miguel
  3. Irina Baroness Von Behr
  4. Tiffany Shedd
  5. David Lien
  6. Chad Allen
  7. Stephen Dolgos
  8. Debbie Lesko
  9. Richard Mack (Arizona)
  10. Bob Stump
  11. Mark Yates
  12. Casey Welch
  13. Danny Morales
  14. Brandon Martin (Arizona)
  15. Sergio Arellano
  16. Sandra Dowling
  17. Nicolas Pierson
  18. Jordan Flayer
  19. Melissa Grable
  20. James Bond IV (Arizona)
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  22. Lea Marquez Peterson
  23. Dave Giles

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Arkansas

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Robb Ryerse
  2. Joshua Mahony
  3. Paul Spencer (Arkansas)
  4. Gwen Combs
  5. Hayden Shamel
  6. Chintan Desai
  7. Jonathan Dunkley

Republican

  1. Rick Crawford (Arkansas)
  2. Steve Womack
  3. Robb Ryerse
  4. Randy Caldwell

Other parties

  1. Tom Canada

California

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Dianne Feinstein
  2. Douglas Howard Pierce
  3. David Hildebrand
  4. Pat Harris (California)
  5. Alison Hartson
  6. Gerald Plummer
  7. Donnie Turner
  8. Colleen Shea Fernald

Republican

  1. Patrick Little
  2. Erin Cruz
  3. Paul Taylor (California)
  4. Mario Nabliba
  5. Arun Bhumitra
  6. James P. Bradley (California)
  7. John Crew
  8. Kevin Mottus

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Barbara Lee (California)
  2. Jim Costa
  3. Julia Brownley
  4. Maxine Waters
  5. Mike Thompson (California)
  6. Scott Peters
  7. Harley Rouda
  8. Mike Levin
  9. Katie Hill
  10. Katie Porter
  11. Kia Hamadanchy
  12. Josh Butner
  13. Jess Phoenix
  14. Andrew Janz
  15. Stephen Jaffe
  16. Ammar Campa-Najjar
  17. Josh Harder
  18. Dotty Nygard
  19. Laura Oatman
  20. Hans Keirstead
  21. Regina Bateson
  22. TJ Cox
  23. Mai Khanh Tran
  24. Paul Kerr
  25. Gil Cisneros
  26. Sam Jammal
  27. Michael Kotick
  28. Marty Walters
  29. Omar Siddiqui
  30. Tony Zarkades
  31. Andy Thorburn
  32. Jessica Holcombe
  33. Roza Calderon
  34. Brian Forde
  35. Jessica Morse
  36. Ricardo Franco
  37. Virginia Madueno
  38. Joseph Shammas
  39. Ronald O'Donnell
  40. Sue Zwahlen
  41. Bobby Bliatout
  42. Jason Kishineff
  43. Jon Pelzer
  44. Julia Peacock
  45. John Nelson (California)
  46. Tatiana Matta
  47. Kurtis Wilson
  48. Khanh Tran (California)
  49. Marge Doyle
  50. Ryan Khojasteh
  51. Sara Jacobs
  52. Rachel Payne
  53. Norman Quintero
  54. Audrey Denney
  55. Douglas Deitch
  56. Shahid Buttar
  57. Mary Helen Barro
  58. Aja Brown
  59. Suzi Park Leggett
  60. Robert Lawton
  61. Mary Pallant
  62. Herbert Lee (California congressional candidate)
  63. Deanie Schaarsmith
  64. Andy Caffrey
  65. Kevin Puett
  66. Dennis Lytton
  67. John Fitzgerald (California)
  68. Stephen Forbes
  69. Bryan Witt
  70. Benito Bernal
  71. Linda Sánchez
  72. Ricardo De La Fuente
  73. Brant John-Michael Williams
  74. Angélica María Dueñas
  75. Salud Carbajal
  76. Nanette Barragán
  77. Raul Ruiz
  78. Bryan Caforio
  79. Dave Min
  80. Douglas Applegate
  81. Emory Rodgers
  82. Jimmy Panetta
  83. Raji Rab
  84. Nils Palsson
  85. Wendy Reed
  86. Jrmar Jefferson
  87. Patrick Malloy (California)
  88. Kenneth Mejia

Republican

  1. Ron Bassilian
  2. Antonio Sabato Jr.
  3. Ron Cohen (California)
  4. Andrew Grant
  5. Omar Qudrat
  6. Stelian Onufrei
  7. Yona Barash
  8. Sean Flynn (California)
  9. Kenneth Wright (California)
  10. Omar Navarro
  11. James Veltmeyer
  12. Johnny Nalbandian
  13. Shamus Sayed
  14. Jeffrey Burum
  15. Danny Casara
  16. Michael Erin Woody
  17. Edwin Duterte
  18. Aja Smith
  19. Frank DeMartini
  20. Scott Baugh
  21. Kimberlin Brown Pelzer
  22. Stephan Wolkowicz
  23. Michael Allman
  24. Dan Ball (California)
  25. Jeff Cullen
  26. John Horst
  27. Paul Martin (California)
  28. Joshua Schoonover
  29. Andrew Sarega
  30. Shawn Nelson (California)
  31. Bob Huff
  32. Russell Lambert
  33. Brian Maryott
  34. Kristin Gaspar
  35. Steve Vargas (California)
  36. David Clifford
  37. Beatrice Cardenas
  38. Craig Nordal
  39. Bill Wells (California)
  40. Stacey Dash
  41. David Medway
  42. Mike Schmitt
  43. Christian Valiente
  44. Shastina Sandman
  45. Doug Hassett
  46. Mitchell White
  47. Marla Livengood
  48. John Cullum
  49. Rudy Peters
  50. John Gabbard
  51. Morgan Murtaugh
  52. Phil Liberatore
  53. Charlie Schaupp
  54. John Fitzgerald (California)
  55. Lisa Remmer
  56. Cristina Osmeña
  57. Elizabeth Heng
  58. Christine Russell
  59. James Davis (California)
  60. Benito Bernal
  61. Mark Reed (California)
  62. Robert Bentley (California)
  63. John Briscoe
  64. Louis Fuentes
  65. John Renison Jr.
  66. Brett Goda
  67. Shawn Gino Kane
  68. Matt Mendoza
  69. Justin Aguilera
  70. Joshua Scott
  71. Virginia Fuller
  72. Dana Rohrabacher
  73. Ted Howze
  74. Ken Calvert
  75. Juan Hidalgo Jr.
  76. Doug LaMalfa

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Colorado

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Diana DeGette
  2. Jason Crow
  3. Joe Neguse
  4. Stephany Rose Spaulding
  5. Ed Perlmutter
  6. Mark Williams (Colorado)
  7. Chase Kohne
  8. Karl Hanlon
  9. Lori Furstenberg
  10. Miguel Lopez (Colorado)
  11. Steve Zorn
  12. Levi Tillemann
  13. Saira Rao
  14. Mark Elworth Jr.
  15. Arn Menconi
  16. Karen McCormick

Republican

  1. Ken Buck
  2. Mike Coffman (Colorado)
  3. Darryl Glenn
  4. Bill Rhea
  5. Peter Yu
  6. Lori Furstenberg
  7. Tyler Stevens
  8. Mark Barrington
  9. Casper Stockham

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Connecticut

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Chris Murphy (Connecticut)

Republican

  1. Dominic Rapini

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. John Larson (Connecticut)
  2. Joe Courtney
  3. Rosa DeLauro
  4. Mary Glassman
  5. Jahana Hayes
  6. Jim Himes

Republican

  1. Manny Santos
  2. Jennifer Nye
  3. Dan Postemski
  4. Rich DuPont
  5. Ruby Corby O'Neill
  6. Angel Cadena
  7. Harry Arora

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Delaware

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Tom Carper
  2. Kerri Evelyn Harris

Republican

  1. Gene Truono
  2. Robert Arlett

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Lisa Blunt Rochester
  2. Scott Walker (Delaware)

Republican

  1. Scott Walker (Delaware)

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Florida

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Bill Nelson (Florida)

Republican

  1. Lateresa Jones
  2. Howard Knepper
  3. Rick Scott

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Charlie Crist
  2. Kathy Castor
  3. Alcee Hastings
  4. Lois Frankel
  5. Ted Deutch
  6. Debbie Wasserman Schultz
  7. Raymond Pena Jr.
  8. Kristen Rosen Gonzalez
  9. Michael Hepburn (Miami, Florida)
  10. Robert Matthew Tager
  11. Chardo Richardson
  12. Nancy Soderberg
  13. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell
  14. Matt Haggman
  15. Tom Wells
  16. Bob Rackleff
  17. Todd James Truax
  18. Bill Pollard
  19. Phil Ehr
  20. Lauren Baer
  21. David Holden
  22. David Shapiro
  23. Stephen Perenich
  24. Dushyant Gosai
  25. Chris Hunter (Florida)
  26. Alvin Brown
  27. Sanjay Patel (Florida)
  28. Jennifer Zimmerman
  29. Demetries Grimes
  30. Donna Shalala
  31. John Upchurch
  32. Brandon Scott Peters
  33. Ges Selmont
  34. Stephen Sevigny
  35. Jeff Fandl
  36. Dana Cottrell
  37. Kristen Carlson
  38. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick
  39. Wade Darius
  40. Ricardo De La Fuente
  41. Souraya Faas
  42. Allen Ellison
  43. Eric Hafner
  44. Tim Canova
  45. Stephanie Murphy
  46. Jan Schneider
  47. Yvonne Hayes Hinson

Republican

  1. Gus Bilirakis
  2. Charlie Crist
  3. Dennis Ross
  4. Vern Buchanan
  5. Thomas Rooney (Florida)
  6. Neal Dunn
  7. Mario Diaz-Balart
  8. Ted Yoho
  9. Bill Posey
  10. Chris Collins (New York)
  11. Scott Sturgill
  12. Bruno Barreiro
  13. Carla Spalding
  14. John Mills (Florida)
  15. Wayne Liebnitzky
  16. Jay Bonner
  17. Gina Sosa
  18. Bettina Rodriguez-Aguilera
  19. Nicolas Kimaz
  20. Carlos Reyes
  21. Javier Manjarres
  22. John Ward (Florida)
  23. Bill Akins
  24. Angie Chirino
  25. Vennia Francois
  26. George Buck
  27. Maria Elvira Salazar
  28. Demetries Grimes
  29. Bryan Leib
  30. Michael Ohevzion
  31. Dave Cummings
  32. Mark Freeman
  33. Brad Sostack
  34. Ed Shoemaker
  35. Sean Harper
  36. Danny Kushmer
  37. Eddison Walters
  38. Souraya Faas
  39. Elizabeth Adadi
  40. Stephen Marks
  41. Judson Sapp
  42. Virginia Fuller
  43. Cris Dosev
  44. Eric Hafner
  45. Francis Rooney
  46. John Rutherford (Florida)
  47. Maria Peiro
  48. Matt Gaetz

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Georgia

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. David Scott (Georgia)
  2. Hank Johnson
  3. John Lewis (Georgia)
  4. Steve Reilly
  5. David Kim (Georgia)
  6. Carolyn Bourdeaux
  7. Josh McCall
  8. Lisa Ring
  9. Kathleen Allen
  10. Trent Nesmith
  11. Barbara Seidman
  12. Chuck Enderlin
  13. Juan Parks
  14. Rusty Oliver
  15. Ethan Pham
  16. Chalis Montgomery
  17. Melissa Davis
  18. Bobby Kaple
  19. Kevin Abel
  20. Richard Dien Winfield
  21. Francys Johnson
  22. Steven Knight Griffin
  23. Steven Foster (Georgia)
  24. Robert Ingham
  25. Flynn Broady Jr.
  26. Tabitha Johnson-Green
  27. Dave Cooper
  28. Lucy McBath
  29. Sanford Bishop Jr.

Republican

  1. Jody Hice
  2. Barry Loudermilk
  3. Rob Woodall
  4. Shane Hazel
  5. Herman West Jr.
  6. Joe Hunt (Georgia)
  7. Bradley Griffin
  8. David Callahan (Georgia)
  9. Karen Handel
  10. Joe Profit
  11. Femi Akinkugbe
  12. Drew Ferguson
  13. Philip Singleton
  14. Rick Allen

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Hawaii

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Mazie Hirono
  2. Ron Curtis

Republican

  1. Michael Hodgkiss
  2. Consuelo Anderson
  3. George Berish
  4. Ron Curtis
  5. Robert Helsham Sr.
  6. Thomas White (Hawaii)

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Donna Kim
  2. Ed Case
  3. Brian Evans (Hawaii)
  4. Ernest Y. Martin
  5. Sherry Alu Campagna
  6. Anthony Tony Austin
  7. Eric Hafner

Republican

  1. Cam Cavasso
  2. Brian Evans (Hawaii)
  3. Zachary Burd
  4. Raymond Vinole
  5. Eric Hafner

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Idaho

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Michael Smith (Idaho)
  2. James Vandermaas
  3. Aaron Swisher
  4. Cristina McNeil
  5. Peter Rickards

Republican

  1. Russ Fulcher
  2. David Leroy
  3. Michael Snyder (Idaho)
  4. Nick Henderson
  5. Alex Gallegos
  6. Natalie Fleming (Idaho)

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Illinois

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Jan Schakowsky
  2. Benjamin Thomas Wolf
  3. Marie Newman
  4. Victor Swanson
  5. Neill Mohammad
  6. Kelly Mazeski
  7. Brendan Kelly (Illinois)
  8. Betsy Londrigan
  9. Anthony Clark (Illinois)
  10. Carole Cheney
  11. Erik Jones
  12. Becky Anderson Wilkins
  13. Jennifer Zordani
  14. David Bequette
  15. Stephany Rose Spaulding
  16. Lauren Underwood
  17. Jonathan Ebel
  18. Sean Casten
  19. Ryan Huffman (Illinois)
  20. Junius Rodriguez
  21. Kevin Gaither
  22. Amy Murri Briel
  23. Carl Spoerer
  24. Sara Dady
  25. George Weber (Illinois)
  26. Steve Schwartzberg
  27. J. Darnell Jones
  28. Preston Nelson
  29. Richard Gonzalez
  30. Jesus Garcia
  31. Sol Flores
  32. John Morrow
  33. Brian Deters
  34. Darrel Miller
  35. Beth Vercolio-Osmund
  36. Daniel Roldan-Johnson
  37. Angel Sides
  38. Sameena Mustafa
  39. Daniel Lipinski
  40. Matt Brolley
  41. Jim Walz
  42. Robin Kelly
  43. Raja Krishnamoorthi

Republican

  1. Adam Kinzinger
  2. Jitendra Diganvker
  3. Connor VlaKancic
  4. Jeremy Wynes
  5. Sapan Shah
  6. Max Rice
  7. Doug Bennett (Illinois)
  8. Craig Cameron
  9. Preston Nelson
  10. Bill Fawell
  11. D. Vincent Thomas Jr.
  12. Sargis Sangari
  13. Donald Rients
  14. Patrick Harmon
  15. David Merkle
  16. Arthur Jones
  17. John Morrow
  18. Mark Wayne Lorch
  19. Tom Hanson
  20. Jeffrey Leef
  21. John Elleson
  22. Darrel Miller
  23. Jimmy Lee Tillman II
  24. Kenneth Yerkes
  25. James Marter
  26. Nick Stella
  27. Darin LaHood

Other parties

  1. Thomas Rudbeck

Indiana

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Joe Donnelly

Republican

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Tobi Beck
  2. Daniel Canon
  3. Liz Watson
  4. Lane Siekman
  5. Courtney Tritch
  6. Joe Mackey
  7. William Tanoos
  8. Jeannine Lee Lake
  9. Jim Pruett
  10. Sue Spicer
  11. Sean Dugdale
  12. Rob Chatlos
  13. Mel Hall
  14. Pat Hackett
  15. Yatish Joshi
  16. Dion Douglas
  17. Dee Thornton
  18. Pierre Pullins
  19. Antonio Daggett Sr.
  20. Larry Chubb
  21. Roland Leech
  22. John Petroff
  23. Roland Ellis
  24. Darin Patrick Griesey
  25. Veronikka Ziol
  26. Eshel Faraggi
  27. Kyle Brenden Moore
  28. K. Lave
  29. Joshua Williamson
  30. Roger Day

Republican

  1. Jonathan Lamb
  2. Stephen MacKenzie
  3. Tony Van Pelt
  4. Mark Summe
  5. Jared Thomas
  6. Greg Pence
  7. John Meyer (Indiana)
  8. John L. Couch
  9. Rachel Covington
  10. Tim Radice
  11. Mark Leyva
  12. Mike Campbell (Indiana)
  13. Jeremy Belko
  14. David Dopp
  15. Nicholas Pappas
  16. Roseann Ivanovich
  17. Donald Eason
  18. James Dean Alspach
  19. James Nease
  20. Jon Davis
  21. Jim Banks (Indiana)
  22. Trey Hollingsworth
  23. Jeff Smith (Indiana congressional candidate)
  24. James Baird
  25. Richard Moss

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Iowa

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Dave Loebsack
  2. Pete D'Alessandro
  3. George Ramsey
  4. Courtney Rowe
  5. Thomas Heckroth
  6. Cindy Axne
  7. Leann Jacobsen
  8. Eddie Mauro
  9. John Paschen
  10. Mark Elworth Jr.
  11. J.D. Scholten

Republican

  1. Steve King (Iowa)
  2. Chris Peters (Iowa)
  3. Paul Knupp
  4. Cyndi Hanson
  5. Mark Strauss

Other parties

  1. Troy Hageman

Kansas

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Jay Sidie
  2. Tom Niermann
  3. James Thompson (Kansas)
  4. Brent Welder
  5. Paul Davis (Kansas)
  6. Laura Lombard
  7. Mike McCamon
  8. Sharice Davids
  9. Sylvia Williams (Kansas)

Republican

  1. Roger Marshall
  2. Vernon Fields
  3. Steve Watkins
  4. Doug Mays
  5. Nick Reinecker
  6. Trevor Keegan
  7. Joe Myers
  8. Ron M. Estes (Kansas congressional candidate)
  9. Ron Estes (U.S. Representative from Kansas)
  10. Dennis Pyle

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Kentucky

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Amy McGrath
  2. Jim Gray (Kentucky)
  3. Brian Pedigo
  4. Christina Lord
  5. Patti Piatt
  6. Theodore Green
  7. Kenneth Stepp
  8. Alonzo Pennington
  9. Hank Linderman
  10. Paul Walker (Kentucky)
  11. Rane Eir Olivia Sessions
  12. Seth Hall
  13. Daniel Kemph
  14. Scott Sykes
  15. Chuck Eddy
  16. Grant Short
  17. Geoff Young
  18. Billy Ray Wilson

Republican

  1. Thomas Massie
  2. Gerardo Serrano
  3. Mike Craven
  4. Vickie Yates Glisson
  5. Rhonda Palazzo
  6. Chuck Eddy
  7. Brett Guthrie
  8. Geoff Young
  9. James Comer Jr.
  10. Hal Rogers
  11. Andy Barr

Other parties

  1. Thomas Loecken

Louisiana

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Cedric Richmond
  2. Justin DeWitt
  3. Rob Anderson
  4. Verone Thomas
  5. Mildred Methvin
  6. Jim Francis
  7. Ryan Trundle
  8. Tammy Savoie
  9. Andie Saizan
  10. Lee Ann Dugas
  11. Jessee Carlton Fleenor
  12. Belden Batiste
  13. Larry Rader

Republican

  1. Steve Scalise
  2. Clay Higgins
  3. Ralph Abraham
  4. Garret Graves
  5. Josh Guillory
  6. Devin Lance Graham
  7. Billy Burkette
  8. Mike Johnson (Louisiana)

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Maine

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Zak Ringelstein

Republican

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Craig Olson
  2. Lucas St. Clair

Republican

  1. Bruce Poliquin
  2. Brian Kresge (Maine)

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Maryland

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Ben Cardin
  2. Debbie Wilson
  3. Richard Vaughn
  4. Jerome Segal
  5. Chelsea Manning
  6. Erik Jetmir
  7. Marcia Morgan (Maryland)

Republican

  1. Brian Vaeth
  2. Tony Campbell
  3. Albert Howard
  4. Evan Cronhardt
  5. Bill Krehnbrink
  6. Christina Grigorian
  7. Gerald Smith
  8. Nnabu Eze

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Anthony Brown (Maryland)
  2. Allison Galbraith
  3. David Trone
  4. Michael Pullen
  5. Andrew Duck
  6. John Moser (Maryland)
  7. Anthony Carter Sr.
  8. Nadia Hashimi
  9. Jesse Colvin
  10. Steve Worton
  11. Adam DeMarco
  12. Eduardo Rosas
  13. Erik Lane
  14. Michael Brown (Maryland U.S. House candidate)
  15. Jake Pretot
  16. John Rea (Maryland)
  17. Dennis Fritz
  18. George English
  19. Christopher Hearsey
  20. Chris Graves
  21. Charles Stokes
  22. Utam Paul
  23. Summer Spring
  24. William Devine III
  25. John Walsh (Maryland)
  26. Steny Hoyer
  27. George Gluck

Republican

  1. Martin Elborn
  2. Johnny Rice (Maryland)
  3. Lisa Lloyd
  4. Lamont Taylor (Maryland)
  5. Richmond Davis
  6. Kevin Caldwell
  7. Brad Rohrs
  8. Amie Hoeber
  9. David Bishop (Maryland)
  10. Charles Anthony
  11. John Rea (Maryland)
  12. Mitchell Toland Jr.
  13. Hubert Owens Jr. (Maryland)
  14. Rob Seyfferth
  15. William Devine III
  16. Kurt Elsasser
  17. Michael Pearson (U.S. House candidate)
  18. John Walsh (Maryland)
  19. Bridgette Cooper
  20. Victor Williams (Maryland)
  21. Andrew Harris

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Massachusetts

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Elizabeth Warren

Republican

  1. Shiva Ayyadurai
  2. Beth Lindstrom
  3. John Kingston
  4. Mitt Romney

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Richard Neal
  2. Jim McGovern (Massachusetts)
  3. Joseph Kennedy III
  4. Katherine Clark
  5. Seth Moulton
  6. Michael Capuano
  7. Stephen Lynch
  8. Brianna Wu
  9. Dan Koh
  10. Abhijit Das
  11. Christopher Voehl
  12. Lori Trahan
  13. Rufus Gifford
  14. Alexandra Chandler
  15. Bopha Malone
  16. Bill Cimbrelo
  17. Ayanna Pressley
  18. Tahirah Amatul-Wadud
  19. Jeff Ballinger
  20. Leonard Golder
  21. Gary Rucinski
  22. Juana B. Matias

Republican

  1. Kevin Powers
  2. Peter Tedeschi
  3. Rick Green (Massachusetts)
  4. John Hugo
  5. Tracy Lovvorn
  6. Louis Kuchnir
  7. Joseph Schneider

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Michigan

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Debbie Stabenow
  2. Craig Smith (Michigan)
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  4. Marcia Squier

Republican

  1. Sandy Pensler
  2. John James (Michigan)
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Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Debbie Dingell
  2. Dan Kildee
  3. Matthew Morgan (Michigan)
  4. Haley Stevens
  5. Elissa Slotkin
  6. Fayrouz Saad
  7. Matt Longjohn
  8. David Benac
  9. Jerry Hilliard
  10. Rob Davidson (Michigan)
  11. Fred Wooden
  12. Rich Eichholz
  13. George Franklin
  14. Cathy Albro
  15. Chris Smith (Michigan)
  16. Suneel Gupta
  17. Andy Levin
  18. Martin Brook
  19. Ellen Lipton
  20. Brenda Jones (Michigan)
  21. Kimberly Bizon
  22. Shanelle Jackson
  23. Rashida Tlaib
  24. Steven Friday
  25. Zigmond Kozicki
  26. Nancy Skinner (Michigan)
  27. Michael McCarthy (Michigan)
  28. Bill Wild
  29. Ian Conyers
  30. Coleman Young II

Republican

  1. Jack Bergman
  2. Bill Huizenga
  3. Justin Amash
  4. John Moolenaar
  5. Fred Upton
  6. Michael Bishop (Michigan)
  7. Lena Epstein
  8. Rocky Raczkowski
  9. Kerry Bentivolio
  10. Candius Stearns
  11. Donald Eason
  12. Travis Wines
  13. Lokesh Kumar
  14. Tim Walberg
  15. Jeff Jones (U.S. House candidate, Michigan)

Other parties

  1. Ted Gerrard

Minnesota

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Amy Klobuchar
  2. Nick Leonard
  3. Richard Painter
  4. George Kalberer
  5. Stephen Emery
  6. David Robert Groves
  7. Leonard Richards
  8. Steve Carlson
  9. Ali Chehem Ali
  10. Tina Smith
  11. Nikolay Nikolayevich Bey
  12. Christopher Seymore (Minnesota)
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Republican

  1. Merrill Anderson
  2. Bob Anderson (Minnesota)
  3. Rae Hart Anderson
  4. Nikolay Nikolayevich Bey
  5. Christopher Seymore (Minnesota)
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Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Dean Phillips
  2. Colin Minehart
  3. Dan Feehan
  4. Adam Jennings (Minnesota)
  5. Jamal Abdulahi
  6. Ian Todd
  7. Kirsten Hagen Kennedy
  8. Michelle Lee (Minnesota)
  9. Cole Young
  10. Muad Hassan
  11. Reid Rossell
  12. Margaret Kelliher
  13. Soren Christian Sorensen
  14. Les Lester
  15. Frank Nelson Drake
  16. Ilhan Omar

Republican

  1. Erik Paulsen
  2. Pete Stauber
  3. Matt Prosch
  4. Christopher Chamberlin
  5. Andrew Candler
  6. Jennifer Zielinski
  7. Harry Welty
  8. Steve Williams (Minnesota)
  9. Bob Carney Jr.
  10. Tom Emmer
  11. Dave Hughes
  12. Frank Nelson Drake
  13. Greg Ryan (Minnesota)
  14. Jason Lewis (Minnesota)

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Mississippi

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Jensen Bohren
  2. Howard Sherman
  3. Omeria Scott
  4. Mike Espy
  5. Jerone Garland
  6. Victor Maurice Jr.
  7. Tobey Bartee

Republican

  1. Roger Wicker
  2. Richard Boyanton
  3. Cindy Hyde-Smith

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Bennie Thompson
  2. Randy Wadkins
  3. Michael Aycox

Republican

  1. Steven Palazzo
  2. Trent Kelly
  3. E. Brian Rose
  4. Whit Hughes
  5. Michael Guest
  6. Perry Parker (Mississippi)
  7. Morgan Dunn
  8. Katherine Tate
  9. Mark Strauss

Other parties

  1. Tracella Lou O'Hara Hill
  2. Troy Ray

Missouri

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Claire McCaskill
  2. Angelica Earl
  3. Leonard Steinman II (Missouri)
  4. Carla Wright
  5. John Hogan (Missouri)
  6. David Faust

Republican

  1. Austin Petersen
  2. Josh Hawley
  3. Tony Monetti
  4. Dan McQueen
  5. Courtland Sykes
  6. Bradley Krembs
  7. Peter Pfeifer
  8. Leonard Steinman II (Missouri)
  9. Christina Smith (Missouri)
  10. Ken Patterson (2024 presidential candidate)
  11. Brian Hagg
  12. Fred Ryman
  13. Kristi Nichols

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Emanuel Cleaver
  2. Cort VanOstran
  3. Mark Osmack
  4. Kathy Ellis
  5. Renee Hoagenson
  6. Vincent Jennings
  7. Jim Evans (Missouri)
  8. Demarco Davidson
  9. John Farmer de la Torre
  10. Henry Martin
  11. John Messmer
  12. Katy Geppert
  13. Hallie Thompson
  14. Winston Apple
  15. Joshua Shipp
  16. Ed Andres
  17. Robert Hazel
  18. Kenneth Hatfield
  19. Jamie Schoolcraft
  20. Cori Bush

Republican

  1. John Webb (Missouri)
  2. Jim Evans (Missouri)
  3. Kress Cambers
  4. Edward Van Deventer Jr.
  5. Robert Vroman
  6. Noga Sachs
  7. Chadwick Bicknell
  8. Richonda Oaks
  9. Benjamin Holcomb
  10. Lance Norris

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Montana

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Jon Tester

Republican

  1. Troy Downing
  2. Russell C. Fagg

Other parties

  1. Timothy Adams

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. John Heenan
  2. Grant Kier
  3. Jared Pettinato
  4. John Meyer (Montana)

Republican

  1. Greg Gianforte

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Nebraska

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Larry Marvin
  2. Frank Svoboda
  3. Dennis Macek
  4. Chris Janicek

Republican

  1. Deb Fischer
  2. Todd Watson
  3. Jack Heidel
  4. Dennis Macek
  5. Jeffrey Lynn Stein

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Dennis Crawford
  2. Kara Eastman
  3. Jessica McClure
  4. Paul Theobald
  5. Mark Elworth Jr.

Republican

  1. Jeff Fortenberry
  2. Adrian Smith (Nebraska)
  3. Don Bacon
  4. Kirk Penner
  5. Larry Bolinger
  6. Arron Kowalski

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Nevada

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Jay Craddock
  2. Daniel Burleigh
  3. Bobby Mahendra
  4. David Drew Knight
  5. Jesse Sbaih
  6. Jacky Rosen

Republican

  1. Dean Heller
  2. Sarah Gazala
  3. Sherry Brooks
  4. Vic Harrell
  5. Tom Heck

Other parties

  1. Tim Hagan

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Rick Shepherd
  2. Amy Vilela
  3. Michael Weiss
  4. Richard Hart
  5. Jack Love (Nevada)
  6. Guy Pinjuv
  7. Clint Koble
  8. John Anzalone
  9. Steven Horsford
  10. Allison Stephens
  11. Sid Zeller
  12. Patrick Fogarty
  13. Jesse Hurley
  14. Jack Schofield Jr.
  15. Ian Luetkehans
  16. Eric Stoltz (Nevada)
  17. Rodney Smith (Nevada)
  18. Reuben D'Silva
  19. Steve Schiffman

Republican

  1. Sharron Angle
  2. Rick Shepherd
  3. David McKeon
  4. Michelle Mortensen
  5. Stephanie Jones (Nevada)
  6. Thomas Mark La Croix
  7. Patrick Carter
  8. Bill Townsend
  9. David Gibbs (Nevada)
  10. Kenneth Wegner
  11. Jesse Hurley
  12. Joel Beck
  13. Ian Luetkehans
  14. Joyce Bentley
  15. Freddy Horne
  16. Mike Monroe
  17. Jeff Miller (Nevada)
  18. Steve Schiffman
  19. Mark Amodei

Other parties

  1. Tony Gumina
  2. Warren Markowitz

New Hampshire

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Terence O'Rourke
  2. Lincoln Soldati
  3. Deaglan McEachern
  4. Levi Sanders
  5. Paul Cardinal
  6. William Martin (New Hampshire)
  7. Chris Pappas
  8. Maura Sullivan
  9. Tom Alciere
  10. Jay Mercer
  11. Mark S. Mackenzie
  12. Mindi Messmer
  13. Naomi Andrews (New Hampshire)

Republican

  1. Brian Belanger
  2. Jeff Denaro
  3. Eddie Edwards (New Hampshire)
  4. Lynne Blankenbeker
  5. Bob Burns (New Hampshire)
  6. Bruce Crochetiere
  7. Tom Alciere
  8. Jay Mercer
  9. Steve Negron (New Hampshire)
  10. Stewart Levenson

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

New Jersey

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Bob Menendez Sr.
  2. Lisa McCormick (New Jersey)

Republican

  1. Rich Pezzullo
  2. Bob Hugin
  3. Murray Sabrin
  4. Brian Goldberg
  5. Tricia Flanagan
  6. Natalie Rivera

Other parties

  1. Tricia Flanagan

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Donald Payne Jr.
  2. Frank Pallone Jr.
  3. Bill Pascrell
  4. Andrew Kim (New Jersey)
  5. Mikie Sherrill
  6. Peter Jacob
  7. Tamara Harris
  8. Goutam Jois
  9. Josh Welle
  10. Mark Washburne
  11. Tanzie Youngblood
  12. Tom Malinowski
  13. Rich Dennison
  14. Javahn Walker
  15. Mitchell Cobert
  16. Robert Turkavage
  17. Alison Heslin
  18. Robert Carlson (New Jersey)
  19. Nathan Kleinman
  20. Aaron Fraser (New Jersey)
  21. William Henry (New Jersey)
  22. Mahmoud Mahmoud
  23. Will Cunningham (New Jersey)

Republican

  1. Martin Hewitt
  2. Steve Lonegan
  3. Lindsay Brown
  4. John McCann (New Jersey)
  5. Robert Turkavage
  6. Antony Ghee
  7. Seth Grossman
  8. Hirsh Singh
  9. Daryl Kipnis
  10. Raafat Barsoom
  11. Eric Fisher
  12. Agha Khan
  13. John Muniz
  14. Patrick Allocco
  15. Peter de Neufville
  16. Gregg Mele
  17. Robert Crook
  18. Rich Pezzullo
  19. Paul Dilks
  20. Jay Webber

Other parties

  1. William Benfer
  2. Wendy Goetz
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New Mexico

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Martin Heinrich

Republican

  1. Mick Rich

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Patrick Davis
  2. Madeleine Hildebrandt
  3. Damian Lara
  4. Paul Moya
  5. Xochitl Torres Small
  6. Damon Martinez
  7. Debra Haaland

Republican

  1. Monty Newman
  2. Gavin Clarkson
  3. Clayburn Griffin
  4. Jerald Steve McFall
  5. Janice Arnold-Jones

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

New York

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Kirsten Gillibrand
  2. Scott Noren

Republican

  1. Chele Farley

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Joseph Crowley
  2. Eliot Engel
  3. Nita Lowey
  4. Paul Tonko
  5. Brian Higgins
  6. Kathleen Rice
  7. Grace Meng
  8. Hakeem Jeffries
  9. Yvette Clarke
  10. Patrick Nelson
  11. Brian Flynn (New York)
  12. Jeff Beals
  13. Pat Ryan (New York)
  14. David Clegg
  15. Antonio Delgado (New York)
  16. Gareth Rhodes
  17. Tedra Cobb
  18. Ian Golden
  19. Max Della Pia
  20. Eddie Sundquist
  21. Emily Martz
  22. Max Rose
  23. Perry Gershon
  24. Elaine DiMasi
  25. Vivian Viloria-Fisher
  26. Michael DeVito Jr.
  27. David Pechefsky
  28. Tracy Mitrano
  29. Dana Balter
  30. Paul Sperling
  31. Omar Vaid
  32. Zach Emig
  33. Kate Browning
  34. Adem Bunkeddeko
  35. Liuba Grechen Shirley
  36. Suraj Patel
  37. Linda Andrei
  38. DuWayne Gregory
  39. Nate McMurray
  40. Radhakrishna Mohan
  41. Erin Collier
  42. Robin Wilt
  43. Adam McFadden
  44. Jonathan Lewis (New York)
  45. Juanita Perez Williams
  46. Rachel Barnhart
  47. Joyce Briscoe
  48. Mizan Choudhury
  49. Carl Achille
  50. Derickson Lawrence
  51. Lutchi Gayot
  52. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
  53. Tom Suozzi

Republican

  1. Daniel Donovan (New York)
  2. Peter King
  3. Elise Stefanik
  4. Tom Reed (New York)
  5. Chris Collins (New York)
  6. Dan DeBono
  7. Joel Anabilah-Azumah
  8. James Maxwell (New York)
  9. Naomi Levin
  10. Anthony Pappas
  11. Eliot Rabin
  12. Renee Zeno
  13. James O'Donnell (New York's 18th Congressional District candidate)
  14. Joe Vitollo
  15. Ameer Benno
  16. Lutchi Gayot
  17. Jineea Butler
  18. Jason Gonzalez
  19. Michael Grimm (New York)
  20. John Faso
  21. John Katko

Other parties

  1. Tom Hillgardner

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North Carolina

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. G.K. Butterfield
  2. Jenny Marshall
  3. Denise Adams
  4. Dan McCready (North Carolina)
  5. Ryan Watts
  6. Kyle Horton
  7. Adam Coker
  8. David Wilson Brown
  9. Wendy May
  10. Phillip Price
  11. Linda Coleman (North Carolina)
  12. Ken Romley
  13. Richard Watkins
  14. Scott Donaldson (North Carolina)
  15. Gerald Wong
  16. Kathy Manning
  17. Steve Woodsmall
  18. Marc Tiegel
  19. Gina Collias
  20. Frank McNeill
  21. Scott Huffman
  22. Michelle Laws
  23. Grayson Parker
  24. Gabe Ortiz
  25. Keith Young
  26. Patrick Register
  27. Christian Cano
  28. Richard Ojeda
  29. Alma Adams

Republican

  1. Scott Dacey
  2. Ira Roberts
  3. Paul Bonham
  4. Cortland Meader
  5. Steve Von Loor
  6. Gina Collias
  7. Roger Allison
  8. Dillon Gentry
  9. Seth Blankenship
  10. Chuck Archerd
  11. Carl Persson
  12. David Rouzer
  13. Ted Budd
  14. Virginia Foxx
  15. Mark Harris (North Carolina)
  16. Richard Hudson
  17. Phil Law
  18. Clarence Goins

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

North Dakota

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Heidi Heitkamp

Republican

  1. Kevin Cramer
  2. Thomas O'Neill (North Dakota)

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Republican

  1. Tiffany Abentroth
  2. Paul Schaffner

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Ohio

U.S. Senate

Democratic

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Republican

  1. Mike Gibbons
  2. Melissa Ackison
  3. Jim Renacci
  4. Don Elijah Eckhart
  5. Dan Kiley
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Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Marcia Fudge
  2. Joyce Beatty
  3. Betsy Rader
  4. John Michael Galbraith
  5. James Neu Jr.
  6. Ken Harbaugh
  7. Samuel Ronan
  8. James Jerome Bell
  9. Doug Wilson
  10. John Peters (Ohio)
  11. Michael Milisits
  12. Rick Neal
  13. Aaron Godfrey
  14. Rob Jarvis
  15. Matthew Guyette
  16. Mark Dent
  17. Theresa Gasper
  18. Robert Klepinger
  19. Grant Goodrich
  20. Aftab Pureval
  21. Danny O'Connor (Ohio)
  22. TJ Mulloy
  23. Werner Lange
  24. Shawna Roberts
  25. Ted Jones (Ohio)
  26. Jill Schiller
  27. Cody James Slatzer-Rose
  28. Patrick Pikus
  29. Bill Ebben
  30. Vanessa Enoch
  31. Joshua Garcia (Ohio)
  32. Jackie Patton
  33. Robert Crow
  34. Susan Moran Palmer
  35. John Wilson (Ohio)
  36. Zach Scott
  37. Ed Albertson
  38. John Russell (Ohio)
  39. Janet Everhard
  40. Marcy Kaptur

Republican

  1. Michael Turner (Ohio)
  2. Steve Stivers
  3. Bob Latta
  4. Bill Johnson (Ohio)
  5. Warren Davidson
  6. Todd Wolfrum
  7. Bob Kreienkamp
  8. Anthony Gonzalez
  9. Samuel Ronan
  10. Carol O'Brien
  11. Christopher DePizzo
  12. Jon Halverstadt
  13. Tim Kane
  14. Melanie Leneghan
  15. Lawrence Cohen
  16. John Adams (Ohio US House candidate)
  17. Abdulkadir Haji
  18. Jim Burgess
  19. Joseph Miller (Ohio)
  20. Robert Blazek
  21. Patrick Quinn (Ohio)
  22. Terry Robertson
  23. W. Benjamin Franklin (Ohio)
  24. John Mitchel
  25. John Anderson (Ohio)
  26. Beverly Goldstein
  27. Gregory Dunham
  28. Mick Shoemaker Jr.
  29. Michael Grusenmeyer
  30. Pat Manley
  31. Millie Milam
  32. James Condit Jr.
  33. Keith Colton
  34. Jim Jordan (Ohio)
  35. Troy Balderson
  36. David Joyce
  37. Christina Hagan

Other parties

  1. Werner Lange

Oklahoma

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Kendra Horn
  2. Eddie Porter
  3. Jason Nichols
  4. Mary Brannon
  5. Elysabeth Britt
  6. Murray Thibodeaux
  7. Amanda Douglas
  8. Clay Padgett
  9. Tim Gilpin
  10. Tyson Todd Meade
  11. Fred Gipson
  12. David Matthew Hullum
  13. Ruby Peters
  14. Gwendolyn Fields
  15. Virginia Jenner
  16. Elijah McIntosh
  17. Mark Keeter
  18. Roxann Klutts
  19. Mallory Varner
  20. Leona Kelley-Leonard

Republican

  1. Andy Coleman
  2. Kevin Hern
  3. Tim Harris (Oklahoma)
  4. Brian Jackson (Oklahoma House District 13 candidate)
  5. Jarrin Jackson
  6. Danny Stockstill
  7. John McCarthy (Oklahoma)
  8. David Matthew Hullum
  9. Gregory Dunson (Oklahoma congressional candidate)
  10. DeJuan Edwards
  11. Tom Cole (Oklahoma)
  12. James Taylor (Oklahoma)
  13. Markwayne Mullin

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Oregon

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Earl Blumenauer
  2. Timothy White
  3. Michael Byrne (Oregon)
  4. Eric Burnette
  5. Jamie McLeod-Skinner
  6. Ricky Barajas
  7. Jennifer Neahring
  8. Ben Lavine
  9. Raz Mason
  10. Michael Stansfield (Oregon)
  11. Charles Rand Barnett
  12. Daniel Arcangel
  13. Peter Wright
  14. Eric Hafner
  15. Jim Crary

Republican

  1. Stefan Strek
  2. George Griffith
  3. Preston Miller
  4. John Verbeek
  5. Randy Pollock
  6. David Walker (Oregon)
  7. Michael Polen
  8. Joey Nations
  9. Robert Reynolds (Oregon)
  10. Drew Layda
  11. Tom Harrison (Oregon)
  12. Mark Roberts (Oregon)
  13. Court Boice
  14. Eric Hafner
  15. Gary Dye
  16. Paul Romero
  17. Jo Rae Perkins

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Pennsylvania

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Bob Casey Jr.

Republican

  1. Jeff Bartos
  2. Lou Barletta
  3. Paul Addis (Pennsylvania)

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Dwight Evans
  2. Tom Prigg
  3. Molly Sheehan
  4. Chrissy Houlahan
  5. Jessica King (Pennsylvania)
  6. Alan Howe
  7. Chris Rieger
  8. George Scott (Pennsylvania)
  9. Greg Edwards (Pennsylvania)
  10. Marc Friedenberg
  11. Lindy Li
  12. Adam Sedlock
  13. Judy Herschel
  14. Gary Wegman
  15. Rachel Reddick
  16. Denny Wolff
  17. Shavonnia Corbin-Johnson
  18. Steve Bacher
  19. John Morganelli
  20. Michele Lawrence
  21. Wade Jodun
  22. Scott Wallace (Pennsylvania)
  23. Susan Boser
  24. Mary Gay Scanlon
  25. Kevin Johnson (Pennsylvania)
  26. Eric Ding
  27. Shira Goodman
  28. Richard Lazer
  29. Joe Hoeffel
  30. Susan Wild
  31. Larry Arata
  32. Roger Ruggles
  33. Laura Quick
  34. Ronald DiNicola
  35. David Clark (Pennsylvania)
  36. Brent Ottaway
  37. Bibiana Boerio
  38. Robert Multari
  39. Theresa Wright
  40. Conor Lamb
  41. Nathan Kleinman
  42. Bob Solomon (Pennsylvania)
  43. Robert Brady
  44. Rick Daugherty
  45. Ashley Lunkenheimer

Republican

  1. Tom Marino
  2. Keith Rothfus
  3. Mike Kelly (Pennsylvania)
  4. Scott Perry
  5. Glenn Thompson (Pennsylvania)
  6. John Chrin
  7. Dan Meuser
  8. Dean Malik
  9. Robert Kuniegel
  10. Marty Nothstein
  11. Scott Uehlinger
  12. Doug McLinko
  13. Dean Browning
  14. Joe Peters
  15. Dan David
  16. Travis Schooley
  17. Benjamin Hornberger
  18. Greg McCauley
  19. Pearl Kim
  20. George Halcovage
  21. Chester Beiler
  22. John Joyce (Pennsylvania)
  23. Bryan Leib
  24. Bernard Washabaugh II
  25. Kim Mack
  26. David Torres (Pennsylvania)
  27. Stephen Bloom (Pennsylvania)
  28. Brian Fitzpatrick

Other parties

  1. Tim Silfies

Rhode Island

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Patricia Fontes
  2. Sheldon Whitehouse

Republican

  1. Robert Flanders Jr.

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Jim Langevin

Republican

  1. Patrick Donovan (Rhode Island)
  2. Frederick Wysocki
  3. Salvatore Caiozzo

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

South Carolina

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. James Clyburn
  2. Joe Cunningham
  3. Mary Geren
  4. Sean Carrigan
  5. Hosea Cleveland
  6. Bruce Fischer (South Carolina)
  7. Mal Hyman
  8. Archie Parnell
  9. Will Morin III
  10. Annabelle Robertson
  11. Lee Turner (South Carolina)
  12. Toby Smith (South Carolina)
  13. J.T. Davis
  14. Steve Lough
  15. Eric Graben
  16. Brandon Brown (South Carolina)
  17. Sidney Moore (South Carolina)
  18. Mark Ali (South Carolina)
  19. Bill Hopkins

Republican

  1. Jeff Duncan (South Carolina)
  2. Tom Rice (South Carolina)
  3. Gerhard Gressmann
  4. Stephen Brown (South Carolina)
  5. Mark Burns (South Carolina)
  6. Larry Guy Hammond
  7. Barry Bell
  8. Justin David Sanders
  9. John Marshall Mosser
  10. Claude Schmid
  11. James Epley
  12. Dan Albert
  13. Shannon Pierce
  14. William Timmons
  15. Lee Bright
  16. Katie Arrington

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

South Dakota

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Timothy Bjorkman

Republican

  1. Neal Tapio
  2. Dusty Johnson (South Dakota)
  3. George Hendrickson

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Tennessee

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. James Mackler
  2. Phil Bredesen
  3. Gary Davis (Tennessee)
  4. John Wolfe (Tennessee)
  5. Kevin Lee McCants

Republican

  1. Andy Ogles
  2. Marsha Blackburn
  3. Aaron Pettigrew

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Jim Cooper (Tennessee)
  2. Harold Shevlin
  3. Steven Reynolds (Tennessee)
  4. Joshua Williams (Tennessee)
  5. Justin Kanew
  6. Mariah Phillips
  7. Danielle Mitchell
  8. Renee Hoyos
  9. Marty Olsen
  10. John Boatner Jr.
  11. Dawn Barlow
  12. Matt Reel
  13. Merrilee Wineinger
  14. Christopher Hale
  15. Lloyd Dunn
  16. Joseph Schenkenfelder
  17. Christopher Finley
  18. Peter Heffernan
  19. Erika Stotts Pearson
  20. Isaac Richmond
  21. Kasandra Smith
  22. Leo AwGoWhat
  23. Wayne Steele

Republican

  1. David Kustoff
  2. Harold Shevlin
  3. Tim Burchett
  4. Vito Sagliano
  5. Jack Maddux
  6. Christopher Monday
  7. Jason Emert
  8. Jeremy Massengale
  9. Robert Ewing Corlew
  10. Charlotte Bergmann
  11. Hank Hamblin
  12. Colleen Owens (Tennessee)
  13. LaVern "U-Turn LaVern" Vivio
  14. Mickie Lou Banyas
  15. James Brooks (Tennessee)
  16. Ashley Nickloes
  17. C. David Stansberry
  18. William Spurlock Sr.
  19. Glen Dean
  20. Leo AwGoWhat
  21. Todd McKinley
  22. John Rose (Tennessee)

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Texas

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Pavel Goberman
  2. Sema Hernandez
  3. Dustin Webb
  4. Edward Kimbrough

Republican

  1. Ted Cruz
  2. Dan McQueen
  3. Stefano de Stefano
  4. Mary Miller (Texas)
  5. Geraldine Sam
  6. Bruce Jacobson Jr.

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Vicente Gonzalez Jr.
  2. Sheila Jackson Lee
  3. Joaquin Castro
  4. Eddie Bernice Johnson (Texas)
  5. Lloyd Doggett
  6. Al Green (Texas)
  7. Kathi Thomas
  8. Colin Allred
  9. Elliott McFadden
  10. Adrienne Bell
  11. Chris Perri
  12. Derrick Crowe
  13. Linsey Fagan
  14. Christine Eady Mann
  15. Ed Meier
  16. Lorie Burch
  17. James Cargas
  18. Joshua Butler (Texas)
  19. Laura Moser
  20. Adam Bell
  21. George Rodriguez (congressional candidate)
  22. Lizzie Pannill Fletcher
  23. Todd Maternowski
  24. Jana Lynne Sanchez
  25. M.J. Hegar
  26. Joseph Kopser
  27. Jason Westin
  28. Todd Allen
  29. Dale Mantey
  30. Mary Wilson (Texas)
  31. Will Fisher
  32. Dayna Steele
  33. Levii Shocklee
  34. Todd Litton
  35. Gina Ortiz Jones
  36. Justin Snider
  37. Vanessa Adia
  38. Miguel Levario
  39. Jon Powell
  40. Jay Hulings
  41. Rick Treviño
  42. Sam Johnson (Plano Independent School District member)
  43. Brent Beal
  44. Dori Fenenbock
  45. Veronica Escobar
  46. Jennie Lou Leeder
  47. Kent Lester
  48. Lillian Salerno
  49. Judy Canales
  50. Mike Clark (Texas)
  51. Hector Morales (U.S. House Texas District 29 candidate)
  52. Medrick Yhap
  53. Levy Barnes Jr.
  54. Enrique Garcia
  55. Steven David (Texas)
  56. Greg Sagan
  57. Eric Holguin
  58. Ron Marshall (Texas)
  59. J. Darnell Jones
  60. Rick Kennedy
  61. John Carrillo
  62. Eric Pfalzgraf
  63. Chetan Panda
  64. Ali Khorasani
  65. Letitia Plummer
  66. John Biggan
  67. Ronnie McDonald
  68. Pedro Valencia
  69. Silky Joshi-Malik
  70. Julie Oliver
  71. Roel Garcia (congressional candidate)
  72. Muhammad Javed
  73. H. P. Parvizian
  74. Tami Walker
  75. Mike Siegel
  76. Brett Shipp
  77. Eric LeMonte Williams (Texas congressional candidate)
  78. Norma Chavez
  79. Jerome Tilghman
  80. Steve Brown (Texas)
  81. Ivan Sanchez (Texas congressional candidate)
  82. Madeline Eden
  83. Josh Imhoff
  84. West Hansen
  85. Margarita Ruiz Johnson
  86. Lander Bethel
  87. Kevin Nelson (Texas)
  88. Catherine Krantz
  89. Sri Preston Kulkarni
  90. Vanessa Edwards Foster
  91. Augustine Reyes
  92. Matt Harris (Texas)
  93. Richard Johnson (2018 Texas congressional candidate)
  94. Kesha Rogers
  95. Ricardo De La Fuente
  96. Alex Triantaphyllis
  97. John W. Duncan (Wisconsin)
  98. Dan Wood
  99. Henry Cuellar
  100. Carlos Quintanilla (Texas)
  101. Barbara Mallory Caraway
  102. Marc Veasey
  103. Dominique Garcia
  104. Ruby Faye Woolridge
  105. Jan McDowell
  106. Raul (Roy) Barrera
  107. Mike Westergren
  108. Jrmar Jefferson
  109. Angela Villescaz

Republican

  1. Michael McCaul
  2. Mike Conaway (Texas)
  3. Kay Granger
  4. Mac Thornberry
  5. Randy Weber
  6. Bill Flores
  7. Kenny Marchant
  8. Roger Williams (Texas)
  9. Brian Babin
  10. David Balat
  11. Ava Pate
  12. Eric Burkhart
  13. Bill Sargent
  14. SK Alexander
  15. Malcolm Whittaker
  16. Veronica Birkenstock
  17. Michael Cloud (Texas)
  18. Eric Zmrhal
  19. Alma Arredondo-Lynch
  20. Francisco Canseco
  21. David Smalling
  22. Autry Pruitt
  23. Roshin Rowjee
  24. James Green (Texas)
  25. Danny Nguyen (Texas)
  26. Susan Narvaiz
  27. Rick Walker (Texas Congressional candidate)
  28. Robert Stovall
  29. Kathaleen Wall
  30. Sam Deen
  31. Bunni Pounds
  32. Ivan Andarza
  33. Ronald Wright
  34. Deborah Gagliardi
  35. Ryan Krause
  36. Jenifer Sarver
  37. Justin Lurie
  38. Bech Bruun
  39. Eddie Gassman
  40. Chris Mapp
  41. John Cooper (Texas)
  42. Robert Schafranek
  43. Paul Myers
  44. Foster Hagen
  45. Mark Mitchell (Texas)
  46. William Negley
  47. Troy Ratterree
  48. Al Poteet
  49. Peggy Wardlaw
  50. Shawn Dandridge
  51. Rick Seeberger
  52. Alia Garcia-Ureste
  53. Danny Campbell (Texas House of Representatives candidate)
  54. Samuel Temple
  55. David Williams (Texas)
  56. Phillip Aronoff
  57. Mel Hassell
  58. Kevin Harrison (Texas)
  59. Jason Wright
  60. Ken Cope (Texas)
  61. Thomas Dillingham
  62. John Grunwald
  63. Edward Ziegler
  64. Jon Spiers
  65. Jonny Havens
  66. Willie Billups
  67. Anthony White (Texas)
  68. Johnathan Davidson
  69. Jaimy Blanco
  70. Alex Donkervoet
  71. David Niederkorn
  72. Carmen Montiel
  73. Shannon Dubberly
  74. John Cook (2018 Texas congressional candidate)
  75. Rhett Rosenquest Smith
  76. Samuel Williams Jr.
  77. Jerry Hall (2018 Texas congressional candidate)
  78. Daniel Crenshaw
  79. Marty Perez
  80. Judith Cutright
  81. Charles Lingerfelt
  82. Paul Brown (Texas)
  83. Mike Sweeney (Texas)
  84. Kevin Roberts (Texas)
  85. Tim Westley
  86. Rey Gonzalez
  87. Mauro Garza
  88. Kevin Brady (Texas)
  89. John Ratcliffe
  90. Pete Sessions
  91. John Carter (Texas)

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Utah

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Jenny Wilson (Utah)
  2. Danny Drew
  3. Mitchell Vice
  4. Jeff Dransfield
  5. Larry Livingston
  6. James Singer
  7. Ryan Jackson (Utah gubernatorial candidate)

Republican

  1. Larry Meyers
  2. Loy Brunson
  3. Alicia Colvin
  4. Stoney Fonua
  5. Jeremy Friedbaum
  6. Abe Lincoln Brian Jenkins
  7. Torrey Jenkins
  8. Joshua Lee
  9. Samuel Parker
  10. Mitt Romney
  11. Tim Aalders
  12. Ty Jensen
  13. Tim Jimenez

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Darlene McDonald
  2. Tom Taylor (Utah)
  3. Shireen Ghorbani
  4. Ben McAdams (Utah)
  5. Kurt Weiland
  6. Randy Hopkins
  7. Sheldon Kirkham
  8. Kevin Probasco
  9. Lee Castillo

Republican

  1. Mia Love
  2. Mary Burkett
  3. Kevin Probasco
  4. Christopher Herrod
  5. John Curtis (Utah)
  6. Chris Stewart (Utah)
  7. Rob Bishop

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Vermont

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Folasade Adeluola
  2. Jon Svitavsky

Republican

  1. Jasdeep Pannu
  2. Lawrence Zupan
  3. Bruce Busa

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Peter Welch
  2. Ben Mitchell
  3. Daniel Freilich

Republican

  1. Peter Welch
  2. Anya Tynio

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Virginia

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Tim Kaine
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Republican

  1. Corey Stewart
  2. E.W. Jackson
  3. Matt Waters (Virginia)
  4. Winsome Earle-Sears
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  6. Nick Freitas

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Gerald Connolly
  2. Bobby Scott (Virginia)
  3. Don Beyer
  4. Lindsey Davis Stover
  5. Edwin Santana (Virginia)
  6. Abigail Spanberger
  7. Andrew Sneathern
  8. Leslie Cockburn
  9. Dan Ward
  10. Vangie Williams
  11. Karen Mallard
  12. Sergio Coppola
  13. Anthony Flaccavento
  14. Paul Pelletier
  15. Julia Biggins
  16. John Suddarth
  17. Justin Santopietro
  18. Elaine Luria
  19. Jennifer Lewis (Virginia)
  20. Charlotte Moore
  21. Alison Kiehl Friedman
  22. Peter Volosin
  23. Dan Helmer

Republican

  1. Rob Wittman
  2. David Brat
  3. Morgan Griffith
  4. Jeff Dove Jr.
  5. Shak Hill
  6. Mary Jones
  7. Chaz Haywood
  8. Shion Fenty
  9. Ed Justo
  10. Mike Desjadon
  11. Douglas Wright
  12. Elliot Pope
  13. Ryan McAdams
  14. Thomas Oh
  15. Denver Riggleman
  16. Kathryn Lewis (Virginia)

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Washington

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Maria Cantwell
  2. Clint Tannehill
  3. George Kalberer
  4. Thor Amundson

Republican

  1. Joey Gibson
  2. Matthew Heines
  3. Art Coday
  4. GoodSpaceGuy
  5. Susan Hutchison
  6. Glen Stockwell
  7. Keith Swank
  8. Dave Bryant
  9. Matt Hawkins
  10. Tim Owen
  11. RC Smith

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Suzan DelBene
  2. Rick Larsen
  3. Sarah Smith (Washington)
  4. Jason Rittereiser
  5. Kim Schrier
  6. Thomas Cramer (Washington)
  7. Dorothy Gasque
  8. Christine Brown
  9. Carolyn Long
  10. Shannon Hader
  11. Martin Hash
  12. Collin Richard Carlson
  13. Jack Hughes-Hageman
  14. David McDevitt

Republican

  1. Jered Gavin Bonneau
  2. Earl Bowerman
  3. Jeffrey Beeler
  4. Joseph Brumbles
  5. Michael Cortney
  6. Uncle Mover
  7. Gordon Allen Pross
  8. Douglas Dightman
  9. Jack Hughes-Hageman
  10. Nancy Slotnick
  11. Dan Newhouse
  12. Kari Ilonummi

Other parties

  1. Tyler Myles Vega
  2. Tamborine Borrelli
  3. Uncle Mover

West Virginia

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Joe Manchin III
  2. Paula Jean Swearengin
  3. Don Blankenship (West Virginia)

Republican

  1. Bo Copley
  2. Patrick Morrisey
  3. Jack Newbrough
  4. Don Blankenship (West Virginia)
  5. Tom Willis (West Virginia)
  6. Evan Jenkins

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Paul Davis (West Virginia)
  2. Aaron Scheinberg
  3. Talley Sergent
  4. Ralph Baxter
  5. Kendra Fershee
  6. Janice Hagerman
  7. Richard Ojeda
  8. Shirley Love
  9. Tom Payne (West Virginia)

Republican

  1. David McKinley
  2. Rick Snuffer (2018 West Virginia congressional candidate)
  3. Ayne Amjad
  4. Conrad Lucas
  5. Philip Payton
  6. Rupert Phillips Jr.
  7. Carol Miller (West Virginia)
  8. Marty Gearheart

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Wisconsin

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Tammy Baldwin

Republican

  1. Kevin Nicholson
  2. Leah Vukmir
  3. Griffin Jones
  4. George Lucia
  5. Charles Barman (Wisconsin)

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Mark Pocan
  2. Randy Bryce
  3. Cathy Myers
  4. Dan Kohl
  5. Beau Liegeois
  6. Tom Palzewicz
  7. Margaret Engebretson
  8. Brian Ewert
  9. John W. Duncan (Wisconsin)

Republican

  1. Jim Sensenbrenner
  2. Steve Toft
  3. Nick Polce
  4. Jennifer Vipond
  5. Kevin Steen
  6. Bryan Steil
  7. Jeremy Ryan
  8. Tim Rogers (Wisconsin)
  9. Cindy Werner
  10. Paul Nehlen

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Wyoming

U.S. Senate

Democratic

  1. Gary Trauner

Republican

  1. David Dodson (Wyoming)
  2. John Holtz
  3. Anthony Van Risseghem
  4. John Barrasso

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

U.S. House

Democratic

  1. Travis Helm
  2. Carol Hafner
  3. Greg Hunter

Republican

  1. Rod Miller
  2. Blake Stanley (Wyoming)

Other parties

No candidates filed to run for this party in this state.

Women candidates

According to the Center for American Women and Politics at Rutgers University (CAWP), a record number of women filed to run as candidates for both the U.S. House and U.S Senate in 2018. Fifty-three women filed to run for U.S. Senate seats, breaking the previous record of 40 set in 2016. Twenty-two women won U.S. Senate primaries in 2018, which exceeded the previous high of 18 in 2016, according to CAWP. On the U.S. House side, 476 women filed to run in 2018, which was a more than 50 percent increase over the previous record of 298 in 2012. Click here for more data from CAWP.[1]

Wave election analysis

See also: Wave elections (1918-2016)

The term wave election is frequently used to describe an election cycle in which one party makes significant electoral gains. How many seats would Republicans have had to lose for the 2018 midterm election to be considered a wave election?

Ballotpedia examined the results of the 50 election cycles that occurred between 1918 and 2016—spanning from President Woodrow Wilson's (D) second midterm in 1918 to Donald Trump's (R) first presidential election in 2016. We define wave elections as the 20 percent of elections in that period resulting in the greatest seat swings against the president's party.

Applying this definition to U.S. House elections and U.S. Senate elections, we found that Republicans needed to lose 48 House seats and seven Senate seats for 2018 to qualify as a wave election in each chamber.

The chart below shows the number of seats the president's party lost in the 11 U.S. House waves from 1918 to 2016. Click here to read the full report.

U.S. House wave elections
Year President Party Election type House seats change House majority[2]
1932 Hoover R Presidential -97 D
1922 Harding R First midterm -76 R
1938 Roosevelt D Second midterm -70 D
2010 Obama D First midterm -63 R (flipped)
1920 Wilson D Presidential -59 R
1946 Truman D First midterm -54 R (flipped)
1994 Clinton D First midterm -54 R (flipped)
1930 Hoover R First midterm -53 D (flipped)
1942 Roosevelt D Third midterm -50 D
1966 Johnson D First midterm[3] -48 D
1974 Ford R Second midterm[4] -48 D

The chart below shows the number of seats the president's party lost in the 10 U.S. Senate waves from 1918 to 2016. Click here to read the full report.

U.S. Senate wave elections
Year President Party Election type Senate seats change Senate majority[5]
1932 Hoover R Presidential -13 D (flipped)
1958 Eisenhower R Second midterm -12 D
1946 Truman D First midterm -10 R (flipped)
1980 Carter D Presidential -9 R (flipped)
2014 Obama D Second midterm -9 R (flipped)
1942 Roosevelt D Third midterm -8 D
2008 George W. Bush D Presidential -8 D
1926 Coolidge R First midterm[6] -7 R
1930 Hoover R First midterm -7 R
1986 Reagan R Second midterm -7 D (flipped)

See also

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Center for American Women and Politics, "2018 Summary of Women Candidates," accessed October 15, 2018
  2. ↑ Denotes the party that had more seats in the U.S. House following the election.
  3. ↑ Lyndon Johnson's (D) first term began in November 1963 after the death of President John F. Kennedy (D), who was first elected in 1960. Before Johnson had his first midterm in 1966, he was re-elected president in 1964.
  4. ↑ Gerald Ford's (R) first term began in August 1974 following the resignation of President Richard Nixon (R), who was first elected in 1968 and was re-elected in 1972. Because Ford only served for two full months before facing the electorate, this election is classified as Nixon's second midterm.
  5. ↑ Denotes the party that had more seats in the U.S. House following the election.
  6. ↑ Calvin Coolidge's (R) first term began in August 1923 after the death of President Warren Harding (R), who was first elected in 1920. Before he had his first midterm in 1926, Coolidge was re-elected as president in 1924.
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