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Line 334: + + + − *Democrat Incumbent , [[Veronica Escobar]] has a challenger with Hisapnic Conservative, Irene Armendariz.<ref>https://texascpac.org/candidate/irene-armendariz-jackson/</ref>+ − − ===Democrats without Challengers=== − *[[Lizzie Fletcher]] (7th district) − *[[Henry Cuellar]] (28th district) − − − ===RINOs/Establishment Republicans without Challengers=== − *Establishment Republican, [[Kevin Brady]] is retiring. It is unknown yet if the new Republican candidate is America First.<ref>https://www.axios.com/kevin-brady-retiring-congress-6814b2af-c1b8-4a0a-90b5-84a605abb961.html</ref> − *[[Tony Gonzales]] − *[[Michael McCaul]]
2022 America First Candidates against RINOs and Democrats (view source)
Revision as of 02:11, April 29, 2022
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===Democrats with Challengers===
===Democrats with Challengers===
*[[Lizzie Fletcher]] (7th district) she will be challenged by either Johnny Teague or Tim Stroud.
*Democrat Incumbent (15th district), has a challenger with Hisapnic Conservative, [[Monica de la Cruz-Hernandez]]. <ref>https://myfox8.com/news/republican-challenger-to-run-again-after-narrow-loss-in-texas-border-congressional-district/</ref>
*Democrat Incumbent (15th district), has a challenger with Hisapnic Conservative, [[Monica de la Cruz-Hernandez]]. <ref>https://myfox8.com/news/republican-challenger-to-run-again-after-narrow-loss-in-texas-border-congressional-district/</ref>
*Democrat Incumbent, [[Veronica Escobar]] (16th district) has a challenger with Hisapnic Conservative, Irene Armendariz.<ref>https://texascpac.org/candidate/irene-armendariz-jackson/</ref>
*[[Henry Cuellar]] (28th district) will be challenge in primary runoff against far left socialist Jessica Cisneros. The most prominent Republican candidate is Cassy Garcia who is challenged by Sandra Whitten in primary runoff.
*Democrat Incumbent, [[Vicente Gonzalez]] (34th district) he is challenged by Hispanic Conservative [[Mayra Flores]]. <ref>https://www.texastribune.org/2021/03/26/south-texas-elections-republicans-democrats/</ref>
*Democrat Incumbent, [[Vicente Gonzalez]] (34th district) he is challenged by Hispanic Conservative [[Mayra Flores]]. <ref>https://www.texastribune.org/2021/03/26/south-texas-elections-republicans-democrats/</ref>
*[[Collin Allred]] (32th district) will challenge probably by Antonio Swad.
*[[Collin Allred]] (32th district)
===RINOs with challengers===
===RINOs with challengers===
*[[Van Taylor]] (Texas 3rd District) had four challengers, the most prominent were Keith Self (a former Collin County Judge; in Texas' larger counties the position is more in line with a mayor) and businesswoman Suzanne Harp. Though he had the most votes in the primary, Taylor did not get enough to avoid a runoff against Self; however, Taylor's former mistress (a woman better known as the former spouse of an American who fought for ISIS in Syria; she and her family escaped and returned to the US) conspired with Harp to expose his affair and forced him to withdraw, thus making Self the GOP nominee in this growing, heavily Republican district.
*[[Van Taylor]] (Texas 3rd District) had four challengers, the most prominent were Keith Self (a former Collin County Judge; in Texas' larger counties the position is more in line with a mayor) and businesswoman Suzanne Harp. Though he had the most votes in the primary, Taylor did not get enough to avoid a runoff against Self; however, Taylor's former mistress (a woman better known as the former spouse of an American who fought for ISIS in Syria; she and her family escaped and returned to the US) conspired with Harp to expose his affair and forced him to withdraw, thus making Self the GOP nominee in this growing, heavily Republican district.
==Utah==
==Utah==