N’Kiyla Jasmine Thomas: background, record and the 2026 Senate race
The nurse and Chickasaw citizen is making health care, disability advocacy and household costs central to her Senate campaign.
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.
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The nurse and Chickasaw citizen is making health care, disability advocacy and household costs central to her Senate campaign.
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Business management and two gubernatorial terms underpin Ricketts’s campaign for a full Senate term.
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Colorado’s attorney general is seeking the governorship after a career spanning universities, federal legal work and consumer protection.
The public-interest lawyer and former Morgantown council member is campaigning on health care, family support and government accountability.
The Warwick technology administrator and Army veteran is challenging longtime Senator Jack Reed.
Pediatrician and former California legislator Richard Pan brings a public-health résumé to his 2026 House contest against Kevin Kiley.
Legislative experience and corporate-governance work underpin a campaign focused on affordability and cross-party government.
The healthcare entrepreneur is seeking public office with an outsider pitch and proposals on taxes, healthcare and early literacy.
Silicon Valley engineer and businessman Ritesh Tandon is the Republican challenger to Ro Khanna in California’s 17th Congressional District.
California’s 17th District incumbent combines a technology constituency with a national economic agenda.
The Democratic nominee brings a prosecution record and two statewide election victories to an open-seat contest.
The Kansas senator and physician is seeking a second term after two terms representing the state’s rural 1st Congressional District.
Cooper’s 2026 bid draws on statehouse, attorney-general and gubernatorial service.
The Greenwich state senator is campaigning on taxes, electricity bills and local control after a career in commodity-related industries.
The first woman elected governor of Arkansas is defending education changes and tax policy while seeking another term.
A district attorney and former judicial nominee makes the case for a different kind of representation.
The California senator is seeking a move to Congress in San Francisco’s Democrat-on-Democrat contest.
Military service, industrial technology and eight years at the University of Montana precede Bodnar’s campaign.
West Virginia’s senator brings a record in education, the House and Republican Senate leadership to her reelection campaign.
The former senator is campaigning on work, retirement security and health-care costs in the 2026 special election.
The state treasurer and retired Army Reserve colonel challenges Josh Shapiro with a record built around financial oversight.
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