Background, public records and policy positions, with sources for each profile.
Profiles of principal Senate and governor candidates, alongside selected House races. This is not a complete ballot directory: additional independent, third-party and write-in candidates may be on your ballot. Check the linked election sources for current ballot status.
161 published profiles
The South Dakota independent supports pausing new AI-data-center construction until meaningful safeguards exist. His biography and public commitments explain how he reached that position.
The Republican nominee brings local elected office, legal practice and Port Authority experience to his challenge against Kathy Hochul.
The Southwest Florida congressman brings a finance background and state legislative experience to the campaign for governor.
The former Kentucky state representative and Hood to the Holler founder is making another bid for the U.S. Senate.
The Delaware senator’s record spans county government, manufacturing-sector legal work and influential assignments in foreign affairs and federal spending.
Manchester business experience and local, state and federal office underpin Pappas’s campaign.
The former House Republican leader returns for a second governor’s race, making affordability and public services central to her challenge.
The Democratic nominee combines laboratory and legal experience with a former Executive Council role and a second campaign for governor.
A former business professional and state representative seeks to extend Democratic control of the governor’s office.
Mississippi’s Republican senator seeks another term after a career spanning farming and public administration.
The political strategist and business owner is seeking the governorship outside the major parties, with tax reform central to his platform.
From San Francisco neighborhood government to the race for Congress: Connie Chan’s career, housing approach and contest with Scott Wiener.
Booker’s public career links city government, criminal-justice legislation and a national political profile.
Oklahoma’s House Democratic leader brings nonprofit experience and a decade of legislative work to the governor’s race.
The Dell Rapids business owner and former legislator challenges Larry Rhoden with an argument rooted in local enterprise and public services.
The former state delegate returns with an affordability platform and a long record in legal and local political work.
Military service, industrial work and labor organizing shape Osborn’s challenge to Pete Ricketts.
The incumbent’s record combines state government, federal diplomacy and three decades in the Marine Corps.
The former Clark County school trustee brings a state education-board seat and a public-accountability platform to the governor’s race.
South Carolina’s appointed senator brings a public-administration career to the contest for a full six-year term.
The southern Illinois farmer and former lawmaker is returning to the statewide ballot with taxes, schools and public safety central to his campaign.
The former Anchorage mayor and pilot is emphasizing executive experience, resource development and the cost of staying in Alaska.
The South Coast legislator is challenging Jeff Merkley with a campaign focused on costs, addiction and forest management.
Milwaukee County’s executive seeks the governor’s office with a record centered on local finances, housing and public health.
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