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Primaries held on June 16 in Georgia, Oklahoma, Alabama, and California delivered mixed results for candidates backed by former President Donald Trump. Key outcomes included a Senate win in Georgia but a gubernatorial loss, alongside victories for Trump allies in Alabama and Oklahoma.
Georgia's Republican primary results delivered a mixed outcome for President Donald Trump, as voters backed his Senate candidate but rejected his governor pick. The results challenge Trump's influence ahead of the November midterms.
Voters in Alabama, California, Georgia, Oklahoma and Washington DC head to the polls Tuesday for primaries that will shape the November midterm elections. The contests serve as a referendum on President Donald Trump, who faces declining approval amid the Iran conflict and cost-of-living concerns. Key races include Senate and gubernatorial primaries in Georgia and Oklahoma, along with special elections in California and Alabama.
Former President Donald Trump has thrown his support behind Rep. Mike Collins over former football coach Derek Dooley in the Georgia Republican primary, a race that will determine who will face incumbent Sen. Jon Ossoff (D) in November. Trump’s endorsement, made after early voting ended, pits Collins against Governor Brian Kemp, who backs Dooley, highlighting internal party divisions.
On June 10, four US states held midterm primaries, with Maine’s Senate race drawing special attention as Democrats seek to unseat Republican Senator Susan Collins. The primaries will shape the November elections, which determine control of Congress.
Voters in six U.S. states went to the polls Tuesday in primaries setting the stage for November's midterm elections. Early results show Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton leading in California's governor race, while contested House and Senate races emerge in Iowa, New Jersey, and elsewhere.
Voters in six US states went to the polls on June 3 for primary elections, selecting candidates for the November midterm contests that will determine control of Congress. Up to 74 House seats were on the ballot, shaping the race for the remainder of President Donald Trump’s term.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton won the Republican primary for the U.S. Senate on Tuesday, defeating four-term incumbent Senator John Cornyn by a decisive 64% to 36% margin, according to AP results. Paxton, backed by former President Donald Trump, becomes the only Republican candidate in Texas history to unseat a sitting senator in a primary. He will face Democratic Representative James Talarico in the general election.
The Texas Senate primary pits Trump-backed Ken Paxton against incumbent John Cornyn, with the winner facing Democrat James Talarico in November. Polls indicate Talarico could be competitive, as independent voters may tip the balance, creating what analysts call a 'perfect storm' for Democrats.
