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Line 1,045: − ===MA-1st district=== − [[Democrat]] representative [[Richard Neal]] is running for re-election. Neal voted for the sham articles of impeachment. − − ====MA-1 Democrat primary==== − Neal won renomination with 59% of the votes cast in his party's primary election.<ref name="Massachusetts Primary Results 2020">[https://www.politico.com/2020-election/results/massachusetts/ Massachusetts Primary Results 2020]</ref> No [[Republican]] filed to run for the seat. − − + − − ===MA-3rd district=== − Democrat [[Lori Trahan]] is seeking re-election. Trahan is a member of the [[Congressional Progressive Caucus]] and voted for the sham articles of impeachment. − − ====MA-3 Democrat primary==== − Rep. Trahan ran unopposed in her party's primary election.<ref name="Massachusetts Primary Results 2020"/> No Republican filed a candidacy for the seat. Line 1,100:
Line 1,088: − − ===MA-8th district=== − Democrat [[Stephen Lynch]] is running for re-election. Rep. Lynch voted for the impeachment sham. − − ====MA-8 Democrat primary==== − Lynch won renomination with two-thirds of the votes cast in his party's primary election.<ref name="Massachusetts Primary Results 2020"/> No Republican candidate has filed to run for the seat. − − ===MA-9th district=== − Democrat [[Bill Keating]] is seeking re-election. Keating voted for the sham articles of impeachment. − − ====MA-9 Democrat primary==== − Rep. Keating won renomination uncontested.<ref name="Massachusetts Primary Results 2020"/> − − ====MA-9 Republican primary==== − The Republican primary was won by Helen Brady, who ran unopposed.<ref name="Massachusetts Primary Results 2020"/>
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==Massachusetts==
==Massachusetts==
===MA-2nd district===
===MA-2nd district===
Democrat [[James McGovern]] is running for re-election. McGovern is a member of the [[Congressional Progressive Caucus]] and voted in favor of the [[impeachment coup]].
Democrat [[James McGovern]] is running for re-election. McGovern is a member of the [[Congressional Progressive Caucus]] and voted in favor of the [[impeachment coup]].
====MA-2 Democrat primary====
====MA-2 Democrat primary====
McGovern won renomination with no primary challengers.<ref name="Massachusetts Primary Results 2020"/>
McGovern won renomination with no primary challengers.<ref name="Massachusetts Primary Results 2020">[https://www.politico.com/2020-election/results/massachusetts/ Massachusetts Primary Results 2020]</ref>
====MA-2 Republican primary====
====MA-2 Republican primary====
The [[Republican]] primary was won by Tracy Lovvorn, who ran unopposed.<ref name="Massachusetts Primary Results 2020"/>
The [[Republican]] primary was won by Tracy Lovvorn, who ran unopposed.<ref name="Massachusetts Primary Results 2020"/>
[[File:Joe Kennedy III, official portrait, 116th Congress.jpg|thumb|right|140px|Rep. Kennedy is retiring.]]
[[File:Joe Kennedy III, official portrait, 116th Congress.jpg|thumb|right|140px|Rep. Kennedy is retiring.]]
====MA-7 Democrat primary====
====MA-7 Democrat primary====
Pressley won renomination with no primary challengers.<ref name="Massachusetts Primary Results 2020"/> No Republican filed to run for the seat.
Pressley won renomination with no primary challengers.<ref name="Massachusetts Primary Results 2020"/> No Republican filed to run for the seat.
==Michigan==
==Michigan==