Changes

==California==

==California==

===RINOs/Establishment Republicans to primary that have challengers===

===RINOs/Establishment Republicans to primary that have challengers===

*Chris Mathys is challenging [[David Valadao]]. This primary will be extremely risky due to the fact that Valadao's district is the most blue district held by any Republican. However, Valadao has severely disappointed his constituents by supporting President [[Donald Trump]]'s impeachment. That will likely cost him re-election.<ref>https://www.mathyscongress.com</ref>

* [[David Valadao]] (22 district) has a challenger Chris Mathys.

===Democrats that can be successfully voted out===

===Democrats that can be successfully voted out===

*[[Ami Bera]] (6th district)

*[[Ami Bera]] (6th district) has a challenger D. Keith Langford, Jr.

*[[Josh Harder]] (9th district)

*[[Josh Harder]] (9th district) has a challenger Tom Patti

* (13th district)

* 13th district: The most prominent candidates from this district are businessman David Giglio from Republican party and State senator Adam Gray from Democrat party.

*[[Jim Costa]] (21th district)

*[[Jim Costa]] (21th district) has a challenger Michael Maher.

*[[Salud Carbajal]] (24th district)

*[[Salud Carbajal]] (24th district) has a challenger Dr Brad Allen.

*[[Raul Ruiz]] (25th district)

*[[Raul Ruiz]] (25th district) has a challenger Brian Hawkins.

*[[Julia Brownley]] (26th district)

*[[Julia Brownley]] (26th district) has a challenger Fadde Mikhail.

*[[Katie Porter]] (47th district)

*[[Katie Porter]] (47th district) has a challenger America first candidate Errol Weber.

*[[Mike Levin]] (49th district)

*[[Mike Levin]] (49th district) has a challenger Lisa Bartlett.

==Colorado==

==Colorado==