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Line 90: − − ===AZ-3rd district=== − [[Raúl Grijalva]], the Democrat representing [[Arizona]]'s 3rd district, is running for re-election. Grijalva is a member of the [[Congressional Progressive Caucus]] and voted in favor of the [[impeachment coup]] against [[Donald Trump]]. His seat is considered to be a safe hold.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====AZ-3 Democrat primary==== − Grijalva won the [[Democrat]] primary uncontested.<ref name="2020 Arizona primary results"/> − − ====AZ-3 Republican primary==== − Daniel Wood won uncontested in the Republican primary.<ref name="2020 Arizona primary results"/> − Line 110:
Line 100: − − ===AZ-5th district=== − [[Andy Biggs]], the strongly conservative [[Republican]] representative from [[Arizona]]'s 5th district, is running for re-election. Biggs voted against the [[impeachment coup]]. He is expected to handily win re-election to a third House term.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====AZ-5 Republican primary==== − Biggs ran unopposed in the [[Republican]] primary.<ref name="2020 Arizona primary results"/> − − ====AZ-5 Democrat primary==== − The Democrat primary was won by Joan Greene, who garnered just over half of all the votes casted.<ref name="2020 Arizona primary results"/> Line 134:
Line 115: − − ===AZ-7th district=== − [[Democrat]] [[Ruben Gallego]] is running for re-election. Gallego voted for the sham impeachment resolution. Representing a strongly [[liberal]] district, he is expected to retain his seat.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====AZ-7 Democrat primary==== − Gallego ran unopposed in his party's primary election.<ref name="2020 Arizona primary results"/> − − ====AZ-7 Republican primary==== − The Republican primary was won by Joshua Barnett, who ran unopposed.<ref name="2020 Arizona primary results"/> − − ===AZ-8th district=== − [[Republican]] representative [[Debbie Lesko]] is running for re-election. Rep. Lesko voted against the sham impeachment. Despite having only won election to the House by a moderately small margin, her seat is expected to be a safe hold.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====AZ-8 Republican primary==== − Rep. Lesko ran unopposed in her party's primary.<ref name="2020 Arizona primary results"/> − − ====AZ-8 Democrat primary==== − The [[Democrat]] primary was won by Michael Muscato, who garnered 54% of the vote.<ref name="2020 Arizona primary results"/>
United States House of Representatives elections, 2020 (view source)
Revision as of 18:41, October 8, 2020
, 18:41, October 8, 2020→Arizona: removing comparably bland sections for safe House seats, given no objections mentioned here
====AZ-2 Republican primary====
====AZ-2 Republican primary====
In a strongly contested Republican primary election, candidate Brandon Martin won with a plurality of 43.3% of the vote.<ref name="2020 Arizona primary results"/>
In a strongly contested Republican primary election, candidate Brandon Martin won with a plurality of 43.3% of the vote.<ref name="2020 Arizona primary results"/>
[[File:Congressman Paul Gosar.jpg|thumb|left|160px|Conservative representative Paul Gosar is running for re-election.]]
[[File:Congressman Paul Gosar.jpg|thumb|left|160px|Conservative representative Paul Gosar is running for re-election.]]
===AZ-4th district===
===AZ-4th district===
Anti-establishment [[Republican]] [[Paul Gosar]] is running for re-election. Gosar voted against the sham impeachment. He is expected to easily win re-election.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/>
Anti-establishment [[Republican]] [[Paul Gosar]] is running for re-election. Gosar voted against the sham impeachment. He is expected to easily win re-election.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/>
====AZ-4 Democrat primary====
====AZ-4 Democrat primary====
The Democrat primary was won by Delina DiSanto with 74% of the vote.<ref name="2020 Arizona primary results"/>
The Democrat primary was won by Delina DiSanto with 74% of the vote.<ref name="2020 Arizona primary results"/>
[[File:Repschweikert.jpg|thumb|left|185px|Rep. Schweikert is facing a tough re-election fight.]]
[[File:Repschweikert.jpg|thumb|left|185px|Rep. Schweikert is facing a tough re-election fight.]]
====AZ-6 Democrat primary====
====AZ-6 Democrat primary====
Among the Democrat candidates who ran to challenge Rep. Schweikert included [[Anita Malik]], who previously ran against the representative in the [[2018 Midterms]]. Despite being a strong candidate, she finished second place to Hiral Tipirneni, who got 53% of the vote.<ref name="2020 Arizona primary results"/>
Among the Democrat candidates who ran to challenge Rep. Schweikert included [[Anita Malik]], who previously ran against the representative in the [[2018 Midterms]]. Despite being a strong candidate, she finished second place to Hiral Tipirneni, who got 53% of the vote.<ref name="2020 Arizona primary results"/>
===AZ-9th district===
===AZ-9th district===