And, of course, because this is a redistributive year, every state has a brand new Congressional map. To help you keep track, you can find interactive maps from the Dave Management app in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia and Virginia. Note that the presidential results we include for each district reflect how the 2020 race would be have switched to the new lines scheduled for this fall. And if you want to know how many people in each new district come from each old district, please see our redistribution tables.
Georgia
Polling stations close at 19:00 ET.
● GA-02 (55-44 Baidens): Army veteran Jeremy Hunts ahead of Air Force veteran Chris West at 37:30 in the first round would face veteran Democratic Rep. Senford Bishop of southwestern Georgia, who turned slightly redder after the new map. Hanta has benefited from $ 310,000 in support of American Values First, a super-PAC-funded organization called American Values First. conservative megadonor Ken Griffin, while the West has not received any external assistance. The West, however, has confirmation from entrepreneur Wayne Johnson, who finished third with 19% and is is now suing Fox News that he had an unfair amount of positive coverage for Hunt (whom he also sues).
● GA-06 (R) (57-42 Trump): Doctor Rich McCormick Jake Evans, former chairman of the National Ethics Commission, chaired 43-23 The Republican Party’s pre-election for this recently appointed suburb of Atlanta, although Evans received support from Donald Trump. McCormick, who lost a little to Democrat Caroline Burdo in the previous District 7 race in the previous round, has earned the support of former state member Mignan Hansone, the winning contender. took fourth place with 8%. External groups have also spent more than $ 1.6 million to help McCormick in the second round, with several locations using Evans’ old writings portray him as “awakened.” Evans, on the other hand, has received little equivalent help this time around.
● GA-10 (R) (61-38 Trump): An ugly second round is taking place in a contest to replace Reptie Joyce His, a far-right extremist who resigned from his post in northeast Georgia to unsuccessfully challenge Secretary of State Brad Rafensperger in last month’s election. Freight owner Mike Collins manages to beat former state representative Vernon Jones 26-22 in the first round. Jones is conservative The Democrat became a Republican who earned Trump ‘s support after he ended his ancient campaign to run for governor here. (By all accounts, Jones is Trump’s second favorite former Democrat. His favorite former Democrat is, of course, himself.)
Collins, who lost Hesse to the same seat in the second round in 2014, continued to attack Jones, who has never represented any part of the district as either a legislature or a DeBalb County executive as an outsider. Things are only intensified in recent weeks, when Collins has called his black opponent “radically anti-white racist.” Jones, meanwhile, says he is a true conservative in the race and that his enemy wants to be in Congress only because his late father, Max Collins, served there. Governor Brian Kemp, who is in 10th place, supported Collins in the final days of the competition.
● GA-SoS (D) (49-49 Biden): State Rep. Bī Nguyen led former state representative Di Dockins-Haigler with 44:19 last month in a race against Republican Rafensperger, who surprised many observers by directly winning a renomation against Trump-backed Hiss. Nguyen, who would be the first Asian American to be elected across the state, has continued to enjoy a broad financial predominance in the second round, and she has also obtained the approval of Stace Abrams, the candidate for governor. However, Dawkins-Haigler has argued that the party elite supports Nguju because she is not blackinsisting that there is a “racial problem” in the Democratic Party.
Virginia
Polls are closing at 19:00 ET.
● VA-02 (R) (50-48 Biden): Four Republicans challenge Democrat Elena Luria in Virginia Beach, where Joe Biden’s victory gap has been halved from 51:47 to just 50:48, according to a new court card.
National Republicans, including the Congressional Leadership Fund, have consolidated behind state senator Jenn Kigans, who has enjoyed a vast financial advantage over his party’s internal rivals. Kigans’ allies published a poll in May in which she was featured decisive beating Air Force veteran Tommy Altman 43-9, of which 8% goes to Jerome Bel, A big fanatic who finished third in the 2020 pre-election. However, these figures have not deterred Democrats from believing that it would be easier for Bell Luria to win, launching an advertising campaign designed to help him capture the GOP hint.
● VA-07 (R) (52-46 Biden): The redistribution made the Democratic Republic of Ebigeil Spanberger’s place much bluer, dramatically transforming it from a suburb of Richmond to an area predominantly in the Prince William area of Northern Virginia. However, her six Republican rivals still claim she is vulnerable, even though she is there is no obvious leader GOP nominations in the competition has not attracted much external expenditure.
One well-known name is state senator Braiss Reve, a politician from the rural part of the district who only lost a little. nasty 2017 primary as a lieutenant governor and has received NRA approval for his new campaign. Another prominent elected official is Prince William County Superintendent Yesli Vega, who quickly collected a credible amount money after launching the campaign earlier this year. Meanwhile, Green Beret veteran Derrick Anderson, who also funds raised quite wellhas positioned himself as a political outsider.
There are two other officials in the field, Crystal Vanuča, chairman of the Stafford County Board of Supervisors, and David Ross, the overseer of the Spotilvania district, but neither of them spent much money to run the election. Former teacher Gina Ciarcia, who has paid little attention, closes the field.
Alabama
Polling stations close at 20:00 ET / 19:00 local time.
● AL-Sen (R) (62-37 Trump): Former Alabama Business Council Chair Katie Brita has completed her first round with a wide 45-29 advantage over Rep. Mo Brooks, the far-right politician Trump received unconfirmed in March, and she is running as a leader on election day. Britta not only maintains the support of her old boss, retired senator Richard Shelby, but also his earned Trump’s support less than a year after he was despised as “in no way qualified” for the post. Brits is too published double-digit potential purchases polls while her allies have overtaken Brooks supporters almost 10 to 1.
● AL-05 (R) (62-35 Trump): Madison County Commissioner Dale Strong overtakes former Department of Defense official Casey Wardinski 45-23 pre-election to replace Senate candidate Brooks in May and a recent poll gave him a 46:31 lead in this North Alabama constituency. However, Wordinsky’s allies in the nihilistic House Freedom Caucus have not given up: they have spent $ 200,000 in second-round reports portraying Strong as a politician who “surrendered to the awakened liberals” and “shunned President Trump.”
Washington, DC
Polls are closing 20:00 ET.
● Mayor of Washington DC (D) (92-5 Biden): The current president, Muriel Bousere, is facing three internal opponents of the party, running for a third term in a competition that requires only pluralism to win the crucial Democrat nomination. Bowser, many policy observers agree there is no deep foundation support after almost eight years in office, but she has also largely avoided voter alienation.
Bowser’s main enemy looks like council member Robert White, a prominent leftist critic who represents the entire District of Columbia in a large position. White has received approvals from two influential unions–The Washington Teachers ’Union and the AFSCME, and he published an internal survey at the end of the competition, in which he showed only 41-37 behind. However, Bouser gained a huge financial advantage in the last weeks of the race, and she used it to show ads claiming that “could not be trusted”.
Another notable contender is Council member Thiron White, who is not affiliated with Robert White. In 2018, the applicant provided national news with his anti-Semitic comments and catastrophic trip to the US Holocaust Memorial Museum, but he is still popular at his home base in the Anacostia region. Robert White’s poll showed that Thiron White gained only 6%, although his presence could allow Bowser to gain renomination only through pluralism. The final candidate is James Butler, who took 10% against Bowser during her pre-election 2018 and has attracted little attention.
Arkansas
Polling stations close at 20:30 ET / 19:30 in local time, although there will not be much voting, as most of the competition was decided in the first round. The second round will take place only on the Republican side three seats in the state parliamentin five counties, local elections will also be held.