Ken Casner: Background, record and the 2026 Wyoming governor race
The Elk Mountain business owner and military veteran returns to the governor’s race with proposals to change healthcare and taxation.
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The Elk Mountain business owner and military veteran returns to the governor’s race with proposals to change healthcare and taxation.
Texas’s attorney general enters the 2026 Senate race with a long conservative record and legal disputes voters can examine.
A former aerospace engineer and restaurant franchisee seeks to move from the U.S. House to the Senate.
The sitting congressman is running in California’s 6th District on a no-party-preference ballot line.
Alme’s first election campaign draws on federal prosecution, state finance and nonprofit management.
Energy work, earlier campaigns and an unconventional primary route shape Marker’s challenge to Ben Ray Luján.
A rancher, welder and longtime legislator seeks a full term after succeeding Kristi Noem as South Dakota governor.
The House speaker’s campaign rests on legislative leadership, local education experience and criticism of state spending.
The Democratic nominee’s record connects classroom work, real estate and eight years in the state’s officially nonpartisan Legislature.
The Colorado state senator and aerospace engineer is challenging John Hickenlooper with a platform emphasizing technology, limited government and water infrastructure.
Virginia’s former governor and technology entrepreneur seeks another Senate term with intelligence, infrastructure and affordability central to his record.
The Memphis environmental-justice organizer is challenging Bill Hagerty again, with community health and household opportunity at the center of her campaign.
Tennessee’s senior U.S. senator brings a long legislative career and an anti-tax platform to the 2026 governor’s race.
The former Alaska congresswoman’s Senate campaign follows statehouse service, fisheries advocacy and a historic election to the U.S. House.
The former attorney general seeks a second term amid arguments over housing, energy bills and government accountability.
The physician and former Delaware state senator is running as a Republican after earlier campaigns as a Democrat and an independent.
Engineer Michael Masuda is challenging Tom McClintock in California’s 5th District, with a campaign centered on implementation and rural services.
Legal training, energy-policy work and Republican leadership form the background to Whatley’s 2026 campaign.
The former NFL sideline reporter is the Republican opponent of Peggy Flanagan in Minnesota.
The Georgia congressman and trucking-company owner is the Republican challenger to Senator Jon Ossoff.
A former Senate finance chairman and investment executive puts tax policy at the center of his bid to succeed Kevin Stitt.
Military service, corporate leadership and veterans’ mentoring shape the Republican challenger’s case for office.
The former Michigan congressman’s route to the 2026 ballot runs through the Army, FBI and House Intelligence Committee.
South Dakota’s former governor seeks a third Senate term against independent Brian Bengs.
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