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==Alaska (At-large)==

==Alaska (At-large)==

[[Don Young]], the establishment [[RINO]] career politician who has represented [[Alaska]]'s at-large district since 1973, is running for re-election to a 25th consecutive House term.<ref>[https://www.alaskapublic.org/2019/06/28/rep-don-young-files-for-re-election-once-again/ Rep. Don Young files for re-election once again]</ref> His seat is considered vulnerable, though leaned towards his favor.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/>

[[Don Young]], the establishment [[RINO]] career politician who has represented [[Alaska]]'s at-large district since 1973, ran for re-election to a 25th consecutive House term.<ref>[https://www.alaskapublic.org/2019/06/28/rep-don-young-files-for-re-election-once-again/ Rep. Don Young files for re-election once again]</ref> His seat was considered vulnerable, though leaned towards his favor.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/>

===AK Republican primary===

===AK Republican primary===

===AK Democrat primary===

===AK Democrat primary===

The Democrat primary was won by [[Independent voters|Independent]] candidate Alyse Galvin with 81% of the vote.<ref name="2020 PRIMARY ELECTIONElection Summary ReportAugust 18, 2020UNOFFICIAL Results"/> It's important to note that the primary elections for the Democratic Party, Libertarian Party, along with independent candidates were merged into one.{{fact}}

The Democrat primary was won by [[Independent voters|Independent]] candidate Alyse Galvin with 81% of the vote.<ref name="2020 PRIMARY ELECTIONElection Summary ReportAugust 18, 2020UNOFFICIAL Results"/> It's important to note that the primary elections for the Democratic Party, Libertarian Party, along with independent candidates were merged into one.{{fact}}

==Arizona==

==Arizona==