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2022 America First Candidates against RINOs and Democrats (view source)
Revision as of 21:15, May 31, 2022
, 21:15, May 31, 2022Spelling, grammar, and general cleanup, typos fixed: didnt → didn't, isnt → isn't, Sherrif → Sheriff, a America → an America (2)
==Alaska==
==Alaska==
===RINOs with Challengers===
===RINOs with Challengers===
*Never Trumper (and, worse, pro-abortion) RINO, [[Lisa Murkowski]] is running for re-election. This time she is being challenged by [[Trump endorsements|Trump-endorsed]] America First Candidate [[Kelly Tshibaka]]<ref>https://www.foxnews.com/politics/alaska-murkowski-primary-challenge-kelly-tshibaka</ref>.
*Never Trumper (and, worse, pro-abortion) RINO, [[Lisa Murkowski]] is running for re-election. This time she is being challenged by [[Trump endorsements|Trump-endorsed]] America First Candidate [[Kelly Tshibaka]].<ref>https://www.foxnews.com/politics/alaska-murkowski-primary-challenge-kelly-tshibaka</ref>
*Due to death of [[Don Young]] former representative of Alaska at large in congress, special elections will be held on August 16. [[Sarah Palin]] is most prominent candidate.
*Due to death of [[Don Young]] former representative of Alaska at large in congress, special elections will be held on August 16. [[Sarah Palin]] is most prominent candidate.
==Georgia==
==Georgia==
===RINOs/Establishment Republicans with Challengers===
===RINOs/Establishment Republicans with Challengers===
*Incumbent Governor [[Brian Kemp]], who has become hated due to no efforts to combating [[election fraud]], has an America First Challenger in [[Kandiss Taylor]]<ref>https://www.kandisstaylor.com/</ref>.
*Incumbent Governor [[Brian Kemp]], who has become hated due to no efforts to combating [[election fraud]], has an America First Challenger in [[Kandiss Taylor]].<ref>https://www.kandisstaylor.com/</ref>
*Extreme RINO, [[Brad Raffensperger]] is being challenged by America First Representative from the House of Representatives, [[Jody Hice]], for the position of Georgia Secretary of State.<ref>https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/rep-jody-hice-to-challenge-brad-raffensperger-for-georgia-secretary-of-state</ref>
*Extreme RINO, [[Brad Raffensperger]] is being challenged by America First Representative from the House of Representatives, [[Jody Hice]], for the position of Georgia Secretary of State.<ref>https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/rep-jody-hice-to-challenge-brad-raffensperger-for-georgia-secretary-of-state</ref>
*Incumbent RINO attorney general [[Chris Carr]] has a challenger John Gordon.
*Incumbent RINO attorney general [[Chris Carr]] has a challenger John Gordon.
*[[Sean Casten]] or [[Marie Newman]] (6th district)
*[[Sean Casten]] or [[Marie Newman]] (6th district)
*[[Lauren Underwood]] (14 district)
*[[Lauren Underwood]] (14 district)
*Incumbent [[Cheri Bustos]] (17th district) is retiring and two Republicans are running for that seat. It is not known yet how America First they are. <ref>https://www.mystateline.com/news/rep-bustos-reflects-on-time-in-office-after-decision-not-to-seek-re-election-in-2022/</ref>
*Incumbent [[Cheri Bustos]] (17th district) is retiring and two Republicans are running for that seat. It is not known yet how America First they are.<ref>https://www.mystateline.com/news/rep-bustos-reflects-on-time-in-office-after-decision-not-to-seek-re-election-in-2022/</ref>
==Indiana==
==Indiana==
===Democrats with Challengers===
===Democrats with Challengers===
*Incumbent, [[Cindy Axne]] has a America first challenger Gary Leffler.
*Incumbent, [[Cindy Axne]] has an America first challenger Gary Leffler.
*Incumbent Auditor Rob Sand has challenger Mary Ann Hanussa.
*Incumbent Auditor Rob Sand has challenger Mary Ann Hanussa.
==Michigan==
==Michigan==
*Current corrupt governor [[Gretchen Whitmer]] will run for re-election. the most prominent candidate now is former Chief of the Detroit Police Department James Craig. [[Ronna Romney McDaniel]] and also conservative commentator [[Steven Crowder]] expressed their interest to run, but they didnt confirmed their until now.
*Current corrupt governor [[Gretchen Whitmer]] will run for re-election. the most prominent candidate now is former Chief of the Detroit Police Department James Craig. [[Ronna Romney McDaniel]] and also conservative commentator [[Steven Crowder]] expressed their interest to run, but they didn't confirmed their until now.
===RINOs/Establishment Republicans with Challengers===
===RINOs/Establishment Republicans with Challengers===
==Mississippi==
==Mississippi==
Steven Palazzo has challenger with Sherrif [[Mike Ezell]].
Steven Palazzo has challenger with Sheriff [[Mike Ezell]].
===RINOs/Establishment Republicans with Challengers===
===RINOs/Establishment Republicans with Challengers===
*[[Michael Guest]] has America first challenger Michael Cassidy.
*[[Michael Guest]] has America first challenger Michael Cassidy.
===RINOs/Establishment Republicans with Challengers===
===RINOs/Establishment Republicans with Challengers===
*RINO Incumbent, [[Roy Blunt]] is retiring. There are two strong America First Candidates to chose from. The first is [[Eric Greitens]], the former governor. He has had a few corruption scandals, so he may make the race close than desired. However, the strongest candidates for the job is [[Mark McCloskey]]. Mark McCloskey was famous for the viral photo of where he held a gun toward BLM rioters to protect his house. He is by far the strongest choice for the America First Agenda.<ref>https://www.mccloskeyforsenate.com</ref> Recently, representative [[Vicky Hartzler]] has stepped in, and she has been a major road block to the trans agenda. She is the new strongest choice. <ref>http://www.kansascity.com/news/politics-government/article163693263.html</ref>
*RINO Incumbent, [[Roy Blunt]] is retiring. There are two strong America First Candidates to chose from. The first is [[Eric Greitens]], the former governor. He has had a few corruption scandals, so he may make the race close than desired. However, the strongest candidates for the job is [[Mark McCloskey]]. Mark McCloskey was famous for the viral photo of where he held a gun toward BLM rioters to protect his house. He is by far the strongest choice for the America First Agenda.<ref>https://www.mccloskeyforsenate.com</ref> Recently, representative [[Vicky Hartzler]] has stepped in, and she has been a major road block to the trans agenda. She is the new strongest choice.<ref>http://www.kansascity.com/news/politics-government/article163693263.html</ref>
===Democrats without Challengers===
===Democrats without Challengers===
*Current Governor [[Steve Sisolak]] has a challenger sheriff Joe Lombardo.
*Current Governor [[Steve Sisolak]] has a challenger sheriff Joe Lombardo.
*Democrat incumbent [[Catherine Cortez Masto]] is running for re-election. America First favorite, [[Adam Laxalt]] is pending announcement on running for the senate.<ref>https://www.reviewjournal.com/news/politics-and-government/nevada/challengers-lining-up-for-sisolak-cortez-masto-in-2022-2320812/</ref>
*Democrat incumbent [[Catherine Cortez Masto]] is running for re-election. America First favorite, [[Adam Laxalt]] is pending announcement on running for the senate.<ref>https://www.reviewjournal.com/news/politics-and-government/nevada/challengers-lining-up-for-sisolak-cortez-masto-in-2022-2320812/</ref>
*Incumbent [[Susie Lee]] has two challengers. <ref>https://thenevadaindependent.com/article/rep-susie-lee-reports-raising-more-than-600000-through-first-quarter-of-2021</ref>
*Incumbent [[Susie Lee]] has two challengers.<ref>https://thenevadaindependent.com/article/rep-susie-lee-reports-raising-more-than-600000-through-first-quarter-of-2021</ref>
*Incumbent [[Steven Horsford]] is being challenged by [[Carolina Serrano]].
*Incumbent [[Steven Horsford]] is being challenged by [[Carolina Serrano]].
===RINOs/Establishment Republicans with Challengers===
===RINOs/Establishment Republicans with Challengers===
*RINO Incumbent, [[Pat Toomey]] is retiring. many Republicans will run for race. isnt clear if they are with America first agenda. The most prominent Republican candidate now is Dr [[Mehmet Oz]]. The most prominent Democrat candidate is far left socialist and current Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman.
*RINO Incumbent, [[Pat Toomey]] is retiring. many Republicans will run for race. isn't clear if they are with America first agenda. The most prominent Republican candidate now is Dr [[Mehmet Oz]]. The most prominent Democrat candidate is far left socialist and current Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman.
* [[Brian Fitzpatrick]] (1st district) has a challenger Alex Entin.
* [[Brian Fitzpatrick]] (1st district) has a challenger Alex Entin.
*[[Chrissy Houlahan]] (6th district) has a challenger Regina Mauro.
*[[Chrissy Houlahan]] (6th district) has a challenger Regina Mauro.
*[[Susan Wild]] (7th district) has a challenger Kevin Dellicker.
*[[Susan Wild]] (7th district) has a challenger Kevin Dellicker.
*[[Matt Cartwright]] (8th district) has a America first challenger Michael Marsicano.
*[[Matt Cartwright]] (8th district) has an America first challenger Michael Marsicano.
*[[Conor Lamb]] (17th district) will not run for re election. The most prominent Republican candidate for this district is Jeremy Shaffer, The most prominent Democrat candidate for this district is Chris Deluzio.
*[[Conor Lamb]] (17th district) will not run for re election. The most prominent Republican candidate for this district is Jeremy Shaffer, The most prominent Democrat candidate for this district is Chris Deluzio.
===RINOs/Establishment Republicans with Challengers===
===RINOs/Establishment Republicans with Challengers===
*RINO Incumbent, [[Tom Rice]] currently has six challengers.
*RINO Incumbent, [[Tom Rice]] currently has six challengers.
*Turncoat<ref>https://www.thestate.com/news/politics-government/article248343115.html</ref>, [[Nancy Mace]] has an America First challenger with [[Lynz Piper-Loomis]].<ref>https://www.postandcourier.com/politics/north-charleston-military-wife-announces-challenge-vs-scs-nancy-mace-in-2022-gop-primary/article_7729c1b6-a121-11eb-bcb9-9749d816a536.html</ref>
*Turncoat,<ref>https://www.thestate.com/news/politics-government/article248343115.html</ref> [[Nancy Mace]] has an America First challenger with [[Lynz Piper-Loomis]].<ref>https://www.postandcourier.com/politics/north-charleston-military-wife-announces-challenge-vs-scs-nancy-mace-in-2022-gop-primary/article_7729c1b6-a121-11eb-bcb9-9749d816a536.html</ref>
==South Dakota==
==South Dakota==
===Democrats with Challengers===
===Democrats with Challengers===
*[[Lizzie Fletcher]] (7th district) she will be challenged by Johnny Teague.
*[[Lizzie Fletcher]] (7th district) she will be challenged by Johnny Teague.
*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>
*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.
*[[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.