2026 Congressional Candidate Dashboard
In the 2026 midterm elections, control of Congress could hinge on just a handful of races — and they might NOT be in your state. Ten pivotal battleground states could decide the balance of power in the U.S. House. The candidates running in these districts will help shape national policy on everything from reproductive rights to climate action, so their positions matter to all of us.
This Candidate Dashboard gives you a look at key contenders in these critical races, detailing their policy positions, party affiliation, backgrounds, and priorities — information that’s essential whether you vote in these states or simply care about the balance of power in Congress.
Thank you to Sue Kelly, Lynne Freeman, and Jacquie Gardner for your research. Some source material from Force Multiplier.
Updated November 7, 2025. For the most up-to-date information and an interactive map, please refer to 270towin.com
California
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District 13: Adam Gray (D) Incumbent
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District 13: Vin Kruttiventi (R)
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District 13: Kevin Lincoln II (R)
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District 45: Derek Tran (D) Incumbent
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District 45: Mark Leonard (R)
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District 45: Chi Charlie Nguyen (R)
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District 45: Amy Phan West (R)
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District 45: Chuong Vo (R)
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District 47: Dave Min (D) Incumbent
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District 47: Hunter Miranda (D)
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District 47: Michael Maxsenti (R)
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District 47: Eric Troutman (I)
Colorado
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District 8: Shannon Bird (D)
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District 8: Daniel Hassler (D)
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District 8: Larry Johnson (D)
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District 8: Evan Munsing (D)
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District 8: Manny Rutinel (D)
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District 8: John Szemler (D)
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District 8: Gabe Evans (R)
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District 8: Adam DeRito (R)
Georgia
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Senate: Jon Ossoff (D) Incumbent
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Senate: Buddy Carter (R)
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Senate: Mike Collins (R)
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Senate: Derek Dooley (R)
Photo Credit: Dooley for Georgia
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Senate: Jonathan McColumn (R)
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Senate: Elbert Bartell (I)
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Senate: Chris Capparell (I)
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Senate: DeVelle Jackson (I)
Maine
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District 2: Matthew Dunlap (D)
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District 2: Paige Loud
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District 2: Jordan Wood (D)
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District 2: Paul LePage (R)
Michigan
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District 8: Kristen McDonald Rivet (D)
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District 8: Amir Hassan (R)
Nevada
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District 3: Susie Lee (D)
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District 3: James Lally (D)
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District 3: Tera Anderson (R)
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District 3: Aury Nagy (R)
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District 3: Marty O'Donnell (R)
New Jersey
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District 9: Nellie Pou (D)
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District 9: Samuel Buccola (D)
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District 9: Rosemary Pino (R)
New Mexico
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District 2: Gabe Vasquez (D)
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District 2: Greg Cunningham (R)
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District 2: Jose Orozco (R)
New York
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District 4: Laura Gillen (D) Incumbent
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District 4: Gian Jones (D)
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District 4: Kiana Bierria-Anderson (D)
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District 4: Nicholas Sciretta (D)
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District 4: Dennis McGrath (R)
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District 4: Brian Miller (R)
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District 4: Martin Smithmyer (R)
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District 19: Josh Riley (D)
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District 19: Peter Oberacker (R)
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District 19: Alexander Portelli (R)
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North Carolina
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District 1: Don Davis (D)
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District 1: Laurie Buckhout (R)
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District 1: Tom Bailey (L)
Oregon
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District 5: Janelle Bynum (D)
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District 5: Patti Adair (R)
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District 5: Joseph Lehman (R)
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District 5: Jonathan Lockwood (R)
Pennsylvania
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District 1: Brian Fitzpatrick (R) Incumbent
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District 1: Bob Harvie (D)
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District 1: Tracy Hunt (D)
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District 1: Lucia Simonelli (D)
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District 1: Rob Strickler (D)
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District 10: Scott Perry (R) Incumbent
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District 10: Jason Cass (D)
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District 10: Justin Douglas (D)
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District 10: William Lillich (D)
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District 10: Janelle Stelson (D)
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District 10: Karen Dalton (R)
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District 10: Josh Hall (R)
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District 10: Isabelle Harman (I)
Washington
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District 3: Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D) Incumbent
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District 3: Brent Hennrich (D)
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District 3: Suzzanna V. Tanner (D)
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District 3: Antony Barran (R)
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District 3: John Braun (R)
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District 3: Lawrence Kellogg (R)
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District 3: Eric Vaughan (I)