Aaron Ford: The Former Teacher and Attorney General Seeking Nevada’s Governorship
The Democratic nominee’s path runs through five degrees, legislative leadership and the state’s top legal office.
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The Democratic nominee’s path runs through five degrees, legislative leadership and the state’s top legal office.
A former gubernatorial aide with experience in music, banking and nonprofit development seeks to turn government efficiency into a statewide campaign.
Who is Abdul El-Sayed? A source-linked guide to his Michigan background, education, public-health career and 2026 U.S. Senate campaign.
The pastor and author is challenging Senator Roger Marshall with a campaign focused on affordability and cooperation across party lines.
South Carolina’s four-term attorney general brings a prosecution and National Guard career to the race to succeed Henry McMaster.
Bankhead’s campaign combines an investigative background with healthcare and government-accountability proposals.
The economist and community organizer challenges Phil Scott with proposals for primary care, local schools and a different approach to economic development.
A physician and former health director brings a public-service résumé to the 2026 statewide contest.
The DFL nominee seeks to bring a long federal and prosecutorial career back into state executive government.
A former defense attorney and prison-reform advocate is running on housing, healthcare, childcare and education.
The Kentucky congressman’s Senate bid builds on more than a decade of House service and a specialization in financial policy.
The congressman and former Arizona Senate president is seeking the governorship with proposals on taxes, housing and state oversight.
The Jacksonville lawmaker and union organizer is the Democratic nominee in Florida’s Senate special election.
Annie Andrews and Darline Graham are tied in NYT/Siena, while ECU gives Graham a lead. Her background, the poll differences and official voting dates.
The Iowa congresswoman’s Senate campaign follows a career in television journalism and service in the state legislature.
A former prosecutor, judge and attorney general seeks voter approval after her 2025 Senate appointment.
The Alabama congressman brings a farming background, military service and a small-business career to the Republican Senate ticket.
The senator’s record runs from utility regulation to House leadership and federal healthcare and conservation policy.
The Anchorage business owner and conservative organizer is running on an outsider argument, school choice and the Permanent Fund Dividend.
A retired Army major general is challenging Mark Warner with a platform built around security, taxes and federal accountability.
Tennessee’s first-term senator combines a business background, state economic-development work and diplomatic experience.
The former State Department official is presenting a platform centered on taxes, public safety and government accountability.
The rancher and two-term governor is asking Idaho voters to continue an administration built around taxes, regulation and workforce investment.
A financing professional and former senator returned to the governor’s race through a new party after an independent ballot effort failed.
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