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CALIFORNIA District 8: Congressman Paul Cook (R) will not seek reelection. State Assemblyman Jay Obernolte (R) enters the race. https://uselections.com/ca/ca.htm
WISCONSIN District 5: State Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald (R) to run for retiring Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner's (R) seat. https://uselections.com/wi/wi.htm
MASSACHUSETTS District 4: State Treasurer Deb Goldberg (D) files FEC papers to run for a possible open seat of Congressman Joe Kennedy (D). https://uselections.com/ma/ma.htm
COLORADO: Denise Burgess (D) enters the race vs US Senator Cory Gardner (R) next year. https://uselections.com/co/co.htm
TEXAS District 11: August Pfluger (R) enters the open seat congressional race. District 12: Lisa Welch (D) enters the race vs Congresswoman Kay Granger (R). District 21: Congressman Chip Roy (R) has decided to seek reelection. District 22: Keli Chevalier (R) enters the open seat congressional race. https://uselections.com/tx/tx.htm
NEW MEXICO District 3: Ben Bateman (R) enters the open seat congressional race. https://uselections.com/nm/nm.htm
CALIFORNIA District 3: Sean Feucht (R) to run vs Congressman John Garamendi (D). https://uselections.com/ca/ca.htm
NEW JERSEY District 3: Kate Gibbs (R) launches exploratory committee for run vs Congressman Andy Kim (D). https://uselections.com/nj/nj.htm
ILLINOIS District 13: Stefanie Smith (D) enters the race vs Congressman Rodney Davis (R). District 15: Mike Marron (R) exited race. https://uselections.com/il/il.htm
KANSAS District 1: Bill Clifford (R) enters the open seat congressional race. https://uselections.com/ks/ks.htm
SOUTH CAROLINA District 2: Brenda K. Sanders (D) to run vs Congresswoman Joe Wilson (R). https://uselections.com/sc/sc.htm
VIRGINIA District 2: Andy Baan (R) enters the race vs freshman Congresswoman Elaine Luria (D). https://uselections.com/va/va.htm
NORTH CAROLINA District 3: Greg Murphy (R) wins special election. District 9: Dan Bishop (R) wins special election. https://uselections.com/nc/nc.htm
CALIFORNIA District 25: David Rudnick (D) enters the race vs freshman Congresswoman Katie Hill (D). District 33: Kenneth Wright (I) and Brandon Fricke (I) enter the race vs Congressman Ted Lieu (D). District 41: Aja Smith (R) to run vs Congressman Mark Takano (D). District 53: Georgette Gomez (D) enters the race for retiring Congresswoman Susan Davis's newly open congressional seat. https://uselections.com/ca/ca.htm
MAINE: Derek Levasseur (R) exits race vs US Senator Susan Collins (R). https://uselections.com/me/me.htm
GEORGIA: Jon Ossoff (D) enters the race vs US Senator David Perdue (R). https://uselections.com/ga/ga.htm
TEXAS: Pat Fallon (R) launches exploratory run vs US Senator John Cornyn (R). https://uselections.com/tx/tx.htm
ILLINOIS District 16: Dani Brzozowski (D) to run vs Congressman Adam Kinzinger (R). https://uselections.com/il/il.htm
MINNESOTA District 7: Noel Collis (R) enters the race vs Congressman Collin Peterson (DFL). https://uselections.com/mn/mn.htm
KANSAS District 1: Tracey Mann (R) enters the race for Congressman Roger Marshall's (R) newly open seat. https://uselections.com/ks/ks.htm
TENNESSEE: Bill Hagerty (R) files FEC paperwork to enter open US Senate race. https://uselections.com/tn/tn.htm
WISCONSIN District 7: Tom Tiffany (R) to run for the soon-to-be-vacant seat of Congressman Sean Duffy (R). Duffy resigned effective September 23 for family reasons. No special election dates yet set. https://uselections.com/wi/wi.htm
FLORIDA District 15: Alan Cohn (D) enters the race vs freshman Congressman Ross Spano (R). https://uselections.com/fl/fl.htm
ALABAMA District 2: Troy King (R) enters the open seat congressional race. https://uselections.com/al/al.htm
VIRGINIA District 5: John Lesinski (D) enters the race vs freshman Congressman Denver Riggleman (R). https://uselections.com/va/va.htm
TEXAS District 1: Hank Gilbert (D) to run vs Congressman Louie Gohmert (R). District 17: Congressman Bill Flores (R) will not seek reelection and will retire next year. District 22: Felicia Harris Hoss (R) enters the open seat congressional race. District 31: Dan Janjigian (D) enters the race vs Congressman John Carter (R). https://uselections.com/tx/tx.htm
FLORIDA District 13: Anna Paulina Luna (R) enters the race vs Congressman Charlie Crist (D). District 19: Cindy Banyai (D) enters the race vs Congressman Francis Rooney (R). https://uselections.com/fl/fl.htm
WISCONSIN District 5: Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner (R) will retire next year. https://uselections.com/wi/wi.htm
CALIFORNIA District 15: Austin Intal (D) enters the race vs Congressman Eric Swalwell (D). District 25: Suzette Valladares (R) exited the race vs freshman Congresswoman Katie Hill (D). District 36: Raul Ruiz (R) to run vs Congressman Raul Ruiz (D). Yes, you read this right. District 53: Ten-term Congresswoman Susan Davis (D) will retire and not seek reelection next year. Sara Jacobs (D) to run for the newly open seat. https://uselections.com/ca/ca.htm
MINNESOTA District 2: Rick Olson (R) to run vs freshman Congresswoman Angie Craig (DFL). https://uselections.com/mn/mn.htm
KANSAS: State Treasurer Jake LaTurner (R) exited the race for the open US Senate seat. Will instead run vs District 2 Congressman Steve Watkins (R). Congressman Roger "Doc" Marshall (R) is expected to announce his candidacy for the open US Senate seat. https://uselections.com/ks/ks.htm
WASHINGTON: Joshua Freed (R) files papers to run for Governor, but not yet decided on entering the race. https://uselections.com/wa/wa.htm
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