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Line 155: − − ===CA-3rd district=== − [[Democrat]] [[John Garamendi]] is seeking re-election. Garamendi voted in favor of the [[impeachment coup]]. His seat is mostly considered safe.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====CA-3 primary==== − Garamendi was renominated with over 55% of the vote.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/> Finishing second place was Republican Tamika Hamilton. Line 167:
Line 161: − − ===CA-5th district=== − Democrat [[Mike Thompson]] is running for re-election. Rep. Thompson voted for the impeachment sham resolution. His seat is expected to be a safe Democrat hold.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====CA-5 primary==== − Rep. Thompson was renominated with 68% of the vote, with [[Republican]] Scott Giblin finishing second.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/> − − ===CA-6th district=== − [[Democrat]] [[Doris Matsui]] is running for re-election. Matsui voted in favor of the [[impeachment coup]] against [[President Trump]]. Representing a very liberal district, she is expected to easily retain her seat.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====CA-6 primary==== − Matsui won the primary to be renominated with just under 70% of the votes casted.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/> Line 191:
Line 173: − − ===CA-9th district=== − [[Democrat]] [[Jerry McNerney]] is running for re-election. McNerney voted for the impeachment sham resolution. Representing a mostly liberal district, he is expected to win re-election to another House term.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====CA-9 primary==== − McNerney was renominated with over 50% of the vote.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/> Finishing second place was Republican Tony Amador. − Line 209:
Line 184: − − ===CA-11th district=== − [[Democrat]] [[Mark DeSaulnier]] is running for re-election. DeSaulnier is a member of the [[Congressional Progressive Caucus]] and voted for the impeachment sham resolution. Representing a highly [[liberal]] district, he is expected to easily win re-election.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====CA-11 primary==== − Rep. DeSaulnier won renomination with over 70% of the vote; finishing second place was [[Republican]] Nisha Sharma.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/> Line 244:
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Line 236: − − ===CA-19th district=== − [[Democrat]] [[Zoe Lofgren]] is seeking re-election. Lofgren is a member of the [[Congressional Progressive Caucus]] and voted in favor of the [[impeachment coup]]. She is expected to win re-election.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====CA-19 primary==== − Lofgren was re-nominated with almost 63% of the vote.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/> Line 308:
Line 270: − − ===CA-24th district=== − [[Democrat]] [[Salud Carbajal]] is running for re-election. Carbajal voted for the impeachment sham resolution. His seat is expected to be a safe blue hold.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====CA-24 primary==== − Carbajal was renominated with over 50% of the vote; finishing second place was Republican Andy Caldwell.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/> − Line 325:
Line 280: − − ===CA-26th district=== − Democrat [[Julia Brownley]] is seeking re-election. Browney voted for the sham impeachment resolution. She is expected to retain her seat.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====CA-26 primary==== − Rep. Browney was renominated with over 50% of the vote in the primary; finishing second place was Republican Ronda Baldwin-Kennedy.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/> − Line 366:
Line 314: − − ===CA-29th district=== − Democrat [[Tony Cardenas]] is running for re-election. Cardenas voted for the impeachment sham resolution against [[President Trump]]. His seat is considered a safe hold.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====CA-29 primary==== − Cardenas was renominated with nearly 60% of the vote; finishing second was Democrat Angelica Duenas.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/> − − ===CA-30th district=== − Democrat [[Brad Sherman]] is running for re-election. Sherman 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 blue hold.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====CA-30 primary==== − Sherman was renominated with 58.2% of the vote; finishing second was Republican Mark Reed with 23.1%.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/> Line 405:
Line 341: − − ===CA-34th district=== − [[Democrat]] [[Jimmy Gomez]] is running for re-election. Gomez is a member of the [[Congressional Progressive Caucus]] and voted for the impeachment sham resolution. His seat has been considered to be a safe hold.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====CA-34 primary==== − Gomez was renominated with 52% of the vote; finishing second is [[Democrat]] David Kim.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/> − − ===CA-35th district=== − Democrat [[Norma Torres]] is running for re-election. Torres voted for the impeachment sham resolution against [[President Trump]]. She is expected to retain her House seat.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====CA-35 primary==== − Neither Torres nor Republican challenger Mike Cargile were faced with additional challengers.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/> Line 442:
Line 366: − − ===CA-40th district=== − [[Democrat]] [[Lucille Roybal-Allard]] is running for re-election. Roybal-Allard is a member of the [[Congressional Progressive Caucus]] and voted for the impeachment sham resolution against [[President Trump]]. She is expected to retain her seat.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====CA-40 primary==== − Roybal-Allard was renominated with just over 50% of the vote; finishing second was Republican C. Antonio Delgado.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/> Line 462:
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Line 405: − − ===CA-46th district=== − [[Democrat]] [[Lou Correa]] is running for re-election. Correa voted for the sham impeachment resolution. His seat is considered to be a safe hold.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====CA-46 primary==== − Correa was renominated with nearly 60% of the vote; finishing second is [[Republican]] James Walters.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/> − − ===CA-47th district=== − Democrat [[Alan Lowenthal]] is running for re-election. Lowenthal voted in favor of the [[impeachment coup]]. His seat has been marked as a safe blue hold.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====CA-47 primary==== − Lowenthal was renominated with only 45% of the vote; finishing second was [[Republican]] John Briscoe.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/> Line 525:
Line 430: − − ===CA-51st district=== − [[Democrat]] [[Juan Vargas]] is running for re-election. Vargas voted for the [[impeachment coup]]. He is expected to retain his seat.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====CA-51 primary==== − Rep. Vargas was renominated.{{fact}} − − ===CA-52nd district=== − Democrat [[Scott Peters]] is running for re-election. Peters voted for the impeachment coup. His seat is considered to be a safe blue hold.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====CA-52 primary==== − Peters was renominated with just under half of the votes casted; finishing second was Republican Jim DeBello.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/> − − ===CA-53rd district (open)=== − [[Democrat]] [[Susan Davis]] is retiring. The seat has been marked as "Safe Democrat".<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====CA-53 primary==== − Democrat Sara Jacobs finished first in the primary with just under 30% of the vote; finishing second was Democrat Georgette Gomez.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/>
United States House of Representatives elections, 2020 (view source)
Revision as of 18:49, October 8, 2020
, 18:49, October 8, 2020→California: removing some comparably bland sections for safe House seats, given no objections mentioned here
====CA-2 primary====
====CA-2 primary====
Rep. Huffman was re-nominated with 68% of the vote, with second place being Republican Dale Mensing.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/>
Rep. Huffman was re-nominated with 68% of the vote, with second place being Republican Dale Mensing.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/>
===CA-4th district===
===CA-4th district===
====CA-4 primary====
====CA-4 primary====
Rep. McClintock was renominated with just over 51% of the vote.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/> Finishing second place was Democrat Brynne Kennedy.
Rep. McClintock was renominated with just over 51% of the vote.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/> Finishing second place was Democrat Brynne Kennedy.
===CA-7th district===
===CA-7th district===
====CA-8 primary====
====CA-8 primary====
No candidate won a majority of the votes in the primary, with Republican Jay Obernolte obtaining a plurality of 35.1% of the vote and Democrat Christine Bubser obtaining 28.7%.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/>
No candidate won a majority of the votes in the primary, with Republican Jay Obernolte obtaining a plurality of 35.1% of the vote and Democrat Christine Bubser obtaining 28.7%.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/>
[[File:Josh Harder, official portrait, 116th Congress.jpg|thumb|left|145px|Rep. Harder is seeking re-election.]]
[[File:Josh Harder, official portrait, 116th Congress.jpg|thumb|left|145px|Rep. Harder is seeking re-election.]]
===CA-10th district===
===CA-10th district===
Incumbent Democrat [[Josh Harder]] seeks reelection. Harder voted for the impeachment sham resolution. In a 2017 fundraiser, a Hispanic activist who attended alleged "blatant racism" by the "rich, white, ostensibly concerned Democrats" present there.<ref>[https://freebeacon.com/issues/latino-activist-says-faced-racism-democrat-fundraiser-san-francisco/ Latino Activist Says He Faced Racism at Democrat Fundraiser in San Francisco]</ref> Harder has flip-flopped on [[abortion]], stating at one point that he would be in favor of murdering unborn children up until the point of birth,<ref>Two references:
Incumbent Democrat [[Josh Harder]] seeks reelection. Harder voted for the impeachment sham resolution. In a 2017 fundraiser, a Hispanic activist who attended alleged "blatant racism" by the "rich, white, ostensibly concerned Democrats" present there.<ref>[https://freebeacon.com/issues/latino-activist-says-faced-racism-democrat-fundraiser-san-francisco/ Latino Activist Says He Faced Racism at Democrat Fundraiser in San Francisco]</ref> Harder has flip-flopped on [[abortion]], stating at one point that he would be in favor of murdering unborn children up until the point of birth,<ref>Two references:
====CA-10 primary====
====CA-10 primary====
While no candidate obtained a majority of the votes in the primary, Harder was renominated with 43.3% of the vote; Republican Ted Howze finished second place.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/>
While no candidate obtained a majority of the votes in the primary, Harder was renominated with 43.3% of the vote; Republican Ted Howze finished second place.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/>
===CA-12th district===
===CA-12th district===
[[File:Swalwell.jpg|thumb|left|120px|Rep. Swalwell is seeking re-election.]]
[[File:Swalwell.jpg|thumb|left|120px|Rep. Swalwell is seeking re-election.]]
===CA-15th district===
===CA-15th district===
Having survived primary challenges after his failed presidential bid and the humiliating Fartgate scandal,<ref>https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/watch-eric-swalwell-apparently-farts-live-on-air</ref> incumbent [[Democrat]] Rep. [[Eric Swalwell]] is standing for re-election. Swalwell is a [[far-left]] Democrat who voted for the impeachment sham resolution. Swalwell has been accused of witness tampering in the Trump-Russia probe.<ref>https://www.redstate.com/bonchie/2020/05/09/michael-caputo-reveals-witness-tampering-perpetrated-eric-swalwell/</ref> Despite such, he is expected to win re-election.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/>
Having survived primary challenges after his failed presidential bid and the humiliating Fartgate scandal,<ref>https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/watch-eric-swalwell-apparently-farts-live-on-air</ref> incumbent [[Democrat]] Rep. [[Eric Swalwell]] is standing for re-election. Swalwell is a [[far-left]] Democrat who voted for the impeachment sham resolution. Swalwell has been accused of witness tampering in the Trump-Russia probe.<ref>https://www.redstate.com/bonchie/2020/05/09/michael-caputo-reveals-witness-tampering-perpetrated-eric-swalwell/</ref> Despite such, he is expected to win re-election.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/>
====CA-18 primary====
====CA-18 primary====
Eshoo was renominated with 61.7% of the vote.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/>
Eshoo was renominated with 61.7% of the vote.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/>
===CA-20th district===
===CA-20th district===
====CA-23 primary====
====CA-23 primary====
Both McCarthy and a Democrat challenger were running unopposed in the primary.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/>
Both McCarthy and a Democrat challenger were running unopposed in the primary.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/>
[[File:800px-Katie Hill, official portrait, 116th Congress.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Rep. Katie Hill resigned following a sex scandal.]]
[[File:800px-Katie Hill, official portrait, 116th Congress.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Rep. Katie Hill resigned following a sex scandal.]]
===CA-25th district (open)===
===CA-25th district (open)===
A special election runoff preceding the general election to fill the vacancy left by resignation of Democrat [[lesbian]] [[white supremacist]] [[Katie Hill]] was held on May 12, 2020. [[Democratic Socialist]] [[Cenk Uygur]] and Republican [[George Papadopoulos]] were among more than a dozen candidates eliminated in primary special election.
A special election runoff preceding the general election to fill the vacancy left by resignation of Democrat [[lesbian]] [[white supremacist]] [[Katie Hill]] was held on May 12, 2020. [[Democratic Socialist]] [[Cenk Uygur]] and Republican [[George Papadopoulos]] were among more than a dozen candidates eliminated in primary special election.
====CA-25 special election====
====CA-25 special election====
Smith beat Garcia in the special election, but since no candidate won a majority of the votes, a runoff followed on May 12, 2020,<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/> where Garcia won by a margin of 12% of the vote.<ref>[https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/05/12/us/elections/results-california-house-district-25-special-general-election.html California Special Election Results: 25th Congressional District]</ref> Election ratings, most becoming increasingly unreliable, have considered the seat to be a "Tossup".<ref name="Fake News Projections"/>
Smith beat Garcia in the special election, but since no candidate won a majority of the votes, a runoff followed on May 12, 2020,<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/> where Garcia won by a margin of 12% of the vote.<ref>[https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/05/12/us/elections/results-california-house-district-25-special-general-election.html California Special Election Results: 25th Congressional District]</ref> Election ratings, most becoming increasingly unreliable, have considered the seat to be a "Tossup".<ref name="Fake News Projections"/>
[[File:Judy Chu speaking (cropped).jpg|left|thumb|175px|Rep. Chu is running for re-election.]]
[[File:Judy Chu speaking (cropped).jpg|left|thumb|175px|Rep. Chu is running for re-election.]]
===CA-27th district===
===CA-27th district===
[[Democrat]] [[Judy Chu]] is running for re-election. Chu is a member of the [[Congressional Progressive Caucus]] and voted in favor of the [[impeachment coup]] against President Trump. Representing a very liberal district, she is expected to win easily.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/>
[[Democrat]] [[Judy Chu]] is running for re-election. Chu is a member of the [[Congressional Progressive Caucus]] and voted in favor of the [[impeachment coup]] against President Trump. Representing a very liberal district, she is expected to win easily.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/>
====CA-28 primary====
====CA-28 primary====
Schiff was renominated with nearly 60% of the votes casted.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/>
Schiff was renominated with nearly 60% of the votes casted.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/>
===CA-31st district===
===CA-31st district===
====CA-33 primary====
====CA-33 primary====
Rep. Lieu was renominated with 60% of the votes casted; finishing second is [[Republican]] James Bradley.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/>
Rep. Lieu was renominated with 60% of the votes casted; finishing second is [[Republican]] James Bradley.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/>
===CA-36th district===
===CA-36th district===
====CA-39 primary====
====CA-39 primary====
While Cisneros was re-nominated, he trailed Republican challenger Young Kim by 2%.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/>
While Cisneros was re-nominated, he trailed Republican challenger Young Kim by 2%.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/>
===CA-41st district===
===CA-41st district===
[[File:Maxine Waters.jpg|thumb|left|180px|Maxine Waters is running for re-election.]]
[[File:Maxine Waters.jpg|thumb|left|180px|Maxine Waters is running for re-election.]]
===CA-43rd district===
===CA-43rd district===
The [[insane]], often idiotic Democrat [[Maxine Waters]] is running for re-election. Waters is a member of the [[Congressional Progressive Caucus]] and voted for the impeachment sham resolution.
The [[insane]], often idiotic Democrat [[Maxine Waters]] is running for re-election. Waters is a member of the [[Congressional Progressive Caucus]] and voted for the impeachment sham resolution.
====CA-45 primary====
====CA-45 primary====
Porter was renominated with just over half of the votes casted; finishing second is Republican Greg Raths.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/>
Porter was renominated with just over half of the votes casted; finishing second is Republican Greg Raths.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/>
===CA-48th district===
===CA-48th district===
====CA-50 primary====
====CA-50 primary====
[[Democrat]] Ammar Campa-Najjar finished first in the primary with 36.5% of the vote; finishing second was Republican Darrell Issa.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/>
[[Democrat]] Ammar Campa-Najjar finished first in the primary with 36.5% of the vote; finishing second was Republican Darrell Issa.<ref name="California Primary Results 2020"/>
==Colorado==
==Colorado==