This table is updated after each state completes its nominating process. Currently, 54 jurisdictions have completed their nominating processes: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Georgia, Guam, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virgin Islands, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming.
Parties appear in parenthesis and italics when a candidate receives the endorsement of a given Party and/or official sources indicate a candidate's association with a particular Party but only where the Party in question does not appear on the actual ballot as such.
| Office | Total |
|---|---|
| Senator | 13 |
| Governor | 18 |
| Congressman | 73 |
| Totals | 104 |
Alabama
- Senate Class 2
- Democratic - Everett W. Wess
- Republican - Member of Congress Felix Barry "Barry" Moore
- Governor
- Democratic - former U.S. Senator Gordon Douglas "Doug" Jones
- Republican - Senator Thomas H. "Tommy" Tuberville
- House CD 1
- Democratic - Clyde W. Jones, Jr.
- Republican - former Member of Congress Jerry Lee Carl, Jr.
Alaska
- Governor
- Republican - former Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson
- (Nonpartisan); Write-in - Meda DeWitt
- Democratic; Nonpartisan - former state Representative Jonathan S. "JKT" Kreiss-Tomkins
- (Democratic); (Republican); Write-in - former Angoon City Council Member James Willia"JP4" Parkin, IV
- Republican - former Attorney General Treg Taylor
- Republican - Bernadette M. Wilson
Arizona
- House CD 1
- Democratic - former state Representative Amish Shah
- Republican - Thomas James "Jay" Feely, IV
- Libertarian - Monica Maria Alponte
- (Independent); Write-in - Dev Gupta
- Write-in; (None) - Gage Dylan Thunder
- House CD 5
- Democratic - Elizabeth Lee
- Republican - former Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb
California
- Governor
- Democratic - former Member of Congress Xavier Becerra
- Republican - Steve Hilton
- House CD 11
- Democratic - San Francisco Supervisor Connie Chan
- Democratic - state Senator Scott Wiener
- House CD 26
- Republican - Samuel "Sam" Gallucci
- Democratic - state Assembly Member Jacqui V. Irwin
- House CD 38
- Republican - Pedro "Antonio" Casas
- Democratic - Los Angeles County Supervisor and former Member of Congress Hilda L. Solis
- House CD 48
- Republican - San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond
- Democratic - San Diego Council Member Marni von Wilpert
Colorado
- Governor
- Democratic - Attorney General Philip "Phil" Weiser
- Republican - Victor Marx
- American Constitution - Stephen Taylor Hamilton
- Libertarian - Eric Mulder
- (Democratic); Approval Voting - Erik Underwood
- Unity - Jeff Peckman
- Unaffiliated - former Member of Congress Greg Lopez
- House CD 1
- Democratic - Melat Kiros
- Republican - Christy Peterson
- Libertarian - Chad Humphrey
- Unity - Christopher "Critter" Milton
- Unaffiliated - Shimon Blau
- (Unaffiliated); Write-in - Stephen Replin
- (Democratic); Write-in - Kevin StClair
- (Democratic); Write-in - John Wren
Connecticut
- House CD 1
- Democratic - former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin
- Republican - Amy Fogelstrom Chai
- Green - Mary L. Sanders
- (Democratic); Write-in - Mark Stewart Greenstein
Florida
- Governor
- Democratic - former Member of Congress David W. Jolly
- Republican - Member of Congress Byron Donalds
- Libertarian - Scott Eckhard Jewett
- No Party Affiliation - Dean Ocean Abrams
- No Party Affiliation; (Republican) - former Surfside Mayor Charles W. Burkett
- No Party Affiliation - Jeffrey Peter "Dr. Jeff" Datto
- No Party Affiliation - Moliere "Moe" Dimanche
- No Party Affiliation - Frank J. Russo
- House CD 2
- Democratic - Amanda Marie Green
- Republican - Austin Rogers
- House CD 7
- Democratic - Bale Dalton
- Republican - Ryan Elijah
- Libertarian - Christopher Allen "Chris" Dennison
- House CD 11
- Democratic - James Pericola
- Republican - Joe Strada
- Libertarian - Ralph Groves
- House CD 16
- Democratic - former Sarasota Mayor Kelly Kirschner
- Republican - Sydney Gruters
- No Party Affiliation - Mark Davis
- House CD 19
- Democratic - Victor M. Arias
- Republican - Jim Schwartzel
- No Party Affiliation - Seth Haskin
- House CD 22
- Democratic - Pia Dandiya
- Republican - Casey Askar
- House CD 24
- Democratic - former Miami-Dade Commissioner Oliver G. Gilbert, III
- Republican - Te Mayonna Brown
- (Republican); Write-in - Patricia Gonzalez
Georgia
- Governor
- Democratic - former Atlanta Mayor Keisha R. Lance Bottoms
- Republican - Rick Jackson
- House CD 1
- Democratic - Amanda Hollowell
- Republican - James Morris "Jim" Kingston
- House CD 10
- Democratic - Pamela "Pam" DeLancy
- Republican - state Representative Houston Gaines
- (Independent); Write-in - Tabitha Johnson-Green
- House CD 11
- Democratic - Christopher Matthew "Chris" Harden
- Republican - John A. Cowan, Jr.
- (Independent); Write-in - Natalie Marie Richoz
- House CD 13
- Democratic - state Representative Jasmine Clark
- Republican - Jonathan James Chavez
- (Independent); Write-in - Antoine F. Kelley, Jr.
Illinois
- Senate Class 2
- Democratic - Lieutenant Governor Juliana Stratton
- Republican - Donald R. "Don" Tracy
- American Center (IL) - Whitfield Harrington, Jr.
- (Socialist Workers Party); Write-in - Naomi Craine
- House CD 2
- Democratic - Cook County Commissioner Donna Miller
- Republican - Michael Scott "Mike" Noack
- House CD 4
- Democratic - Patty García
- Republican - Lupe Castillo
- (Democratic); Independent - Lyons Mayor Christopher Roman "Chris" Getty
- Working Class - Edward "Ed" Hershey
- House CD 7
- Democratic - state Representative La Shawn K. Ford
- Republican - former Kane County School Board Member Chad Koppie, Sr.
- House CD 8
- Democratic - former Member of Congress Melissa Luburich Bean
- Republican - Jennifer Davis
- House CD 9
- Democratic - Evanston Mayor Daniel Biss
- Republican - John Elleson
Iowa
- Senate Class 2
- Democratic - state Representative Joshua "Josh" Turek
- Republican - Member of Congress Ashley Hinson Arenholz
- Libertarian - Thomas Raymond Laehn
- Governor
- House CD 2
- Democratic - state Representative Lindsay James
- Republican - former state Representative Joe Mitchell
- Libertarian - Richard "Rick" Stewart
- No Party - Dave Bushaw
- House CD 4
- Democratic - former state Representative Dave Dawson
- Republican - Chris McGowan
Kansas
- Governor
- Democratic - state Senator Cindy Holscher
- Republican - state Senator Ty Masterson
- (Independent); Write-in - Sharilyn Ray
Kentucky
- Senate Class 2
- Democratic - former state Representative Charles Booker
- Republican - Member of Congress Garland "Andy" Barr
- Kentucky - Christopher Todd Campbell
- House CD 4
- Democratic - Melissa Claire Strange
- Republican - Ed Gallrein
- Libertarian - Jeremy Ryan Todd
- House CD 6
- Democratic - Zach Dembo
- Republican - former state Senator Ralph A. Alvarado
- Kentucky - Peter Shaw Keller "Pete" Lynch
- Independent - Jay J. Bowman
- (No Party Affiliation); Write-in - Robert Allen Quigley
Louisiana
- Senate Class 2
- Democratic - Jamie Davis
- Republican - Member of Congress Julia Letlow
- House CD 5
- Democratic - Dan McKay
- Democratic - state Representative Patricia Ann "Pat" Moore
- Democratic - Antonio Wilson
- Republican - state Senator Stewart Cathey, Jr.
- Republican - Board of Regents Member Misti Smith Cordell
- Republican - Oscar "Omar" Dantzler
- Republican - state Representative Michael Charles Echols
- Republican - state Representative Michael Gabriel "Gabe" Firment
- Republican - Austin Magee
- House CD 6
- Democratic - Chauna Banks
- Democratic - Patrick Wayne "Pat" Forbes
- Democratic - Lindsay "Rubia" Garcia
- Republican - Anjanita Monique "Monique" Appeaning
- Republican - Larry Davis, III
- Republican - state Senator Rick Edmonds
- Republican - Michael Edward Mebruer
- Republican - state Senator Blake Miguez
- Republican - Stephen Wagley
- Libertarian - Rufus H. Craig, Jr.
Maine
- Governor
- Democratic - former state Representative Hannah M. Pingree
- Republican - Robert B. "Bobby" Charles
- Independent; (Republican); (Forward Party) - state Senator Richard "Rick" Bennett
- (Independent); (Unenrolled); Write-in - John Glowa, Sr.
- (Republican); Write-in - Randy Wilcox
- House CD 2
- Democratic - state Auditor Matthew G. "Matt" Dunlap
- Republican - former Govermor Paul R. LePage
- (Independent); Write-in - Gregory A. Ward
Maryland
- House CD 5
- Democratic - state Delegate Adrian A. Boafo
- Republican - Christopher Parry "Chris" Chaffee
- Write-in; (Other Candidates) - Mildred Marie Hall
Massachusetts
- House CD 6
- Democratic - former Andover Select Board Member Daniel Arrigg "Dan" Koh
- Republican - Micah Quinney Jones
Michigan
- Senate Class 2
- Democratic - Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed "Abdul" El-Sayed
- Republican - former Member of Congress Michael J. "Mike" Rogers
- Green - Douglas Philip "Doug" Marsh
- Libertarian - Lydia Lynn Christensen
- U.S. Taxpayers - Timothy E. "Tim" Long
- Natural Law - Walter P. Kristy
- Governor
- Democratic - Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson
- Republican - Member of Congress John James
- Green - Douglas "Doug" Campbell
- Libertarian - Anthony Hudson
- U.S. Taxpayers - Donna Brandenburg
- House CD 10
- Democratic - Christina Bertrand Hines
- Republican - Michael "Mike" Bouchard
- Green - Kwabena "Cubby" Nkromo
- Libertarian - Mike Saliba
- Working Class - Andrea L. Kirby
- House CD 11
- Democratic - state Senator Jeremy Moss
- Republican - Troy Mayor Ethan D. Baker
- Green - Ryan Teasdale
- Libertarian - Farid Ishac
- (Democratic); No Party Affiliation - Wayne State University Board Member Anil Kumar
- House CD 13
- Democratic - state Representative Donavan McKinney
- Republican - Taras "T.P." Nykoriak
- Green - Raelyn Light
- U.S. Taxpayers - former Lincoln Park City Council Member Christopher "Chris" Dardzinski
- Working Class - Simone R. Coleman
Minnesota
- Senate Class 2
- Democratic-Farmer Labor - Lieutenant Governor Margaret "Peggy" Flanagan
- Republican - Michele Tafoya
- Libertarian - Rebecca Whiting
- Independent; (Republican) - Marisa Simonetti
- (Socialist Workers Party); Write-in - Kevin Dwire
- Governor
- Democratic-Farmer Labor - Senator Amy J. Klobuchar
- Republican - state Representative Lisa Demuth
- Green - Steven Young
- House CD 2
- Democratic-Farmer Labor - former state Senator Matt Little
- Republican - state Senator Eric R. Pratt
Missouri
- House CD 6
- Democratic - Josh Smead
- Republican - Chris Stigall
- Libertarian - Edward A. "Andy" Maidment
Montana
- Senate Class 2
- Democratic - Alani Ines Bankhead
- Republican - Kurt Alme
- Libertarian - Kyle Austin
- (Democratic); Independent - Seth Bodnar
- Nonpartisan - Jami Dee Woodman
- House CD 1
- Democratic - Samuel Kelley "Sam" Forstag
- Republican - Aaron Flint
- Libertarian - Nick Sheedy
Nebraska
- House CD 2
- Democratic - Denise Powell
- Republican - Omaha City Council Member Brinker Harding
- Libertarian - Eric Michael Foreman
Nevada
- House CD 2
- Democratic - former state Assembly Member Teresa Francisca Benitez-Thompson
- Republican - David Flippo
- Independent American - Lynn Chapman
New Hampshire
- Senate Class 2
- Democratic - Member of Congress Christopher C. "Chris" Pappas
- Republican - former Senator John E. Sununu
- Constitution - Edmond J. "Ed" Laplante, Jr.
- House CD 1
- Democratic - former Portsmouth City Councilor Stefany Amber Shaheen
- Republican - Anthony DiLorenzo
New Jersey
- House CD 12
- Democratic - Adam Hamawy
- Republican - Gregg Mele
- Green - Andres Jinete
- GET MONEY OUT - Winston Jordan
New Mexico
- Governor
- Democratic - former Member of Congress Debra A. "Deb" Haaland
- Republican - Rio Rancho Mayor Greggory D. "Gregg" Hull
New York
- House CD 7
- Democratic; Working Families - Assembly Member Claire Valdez
- Conservative; Republican - Melvin Rivera
- Our Future - Priscilla Ghaznavi
- House CD 10
- Democratic; Working Families - former New York City Comptroller Brad Lander
- Conservative; Republican - Jennifer E. Moore
- House CD 12
- Democratic - state Assembly Member Micah Charles Lasher
- Conservative; Republican - Caroline Shinkle
- For All of Us - Wilneida Negron
- Karen Ortiz - Karen Ortiz
- House CD 13
- Democratic; Working Families - Darializa Avila Chevalier
- Republican - Jomo Manual Williams
- House CD 21
- Democratic - Blake Gendebien
- Republican; Taxpayer Rights - Anthony Thomas Constantino
North Carolina
- Senate Class 2
- Democratic - former Govermor Roy Asberry Cooper, III
- Republican - Michael David Whatley
- Green - Michael Louis Dublin, Jr.
- Libertarian - Shannon Wilson Bray
- House CD 11
- Democratic - James Peterson "Jamie" Ager
- Republican - state Representative Jennifer Capps Balkcom
- Libertarian - Travis Jason Groo
Ohio
- Governor
- Democratic - Amy Acton
- Republican - Vivek Ganapathy Ramaswamy
- Libertarian - Donald C. "Don" Kissick
- (Independent); Write-in; (Forward Party) - Timothy "Tim" Grady
Oklahoma
- Senate Class 2
- Democratic - N'Kiyla "Jasmine Ann" Thomas
- Republican - Member of Congress Kevin R. Hern
- Libertarian - Sevier White
- Independent; (Republican) - Ron Meinhardt
- Independent - Curtis Stinnett
- Governor
- Democratic - state Representative Cyndi Munson
- Republican - former state Senator Mike Mazzei
- Independent - Robert E. Brooks, Sr.
- Independent - Orlando Lynn Bush
- Independent - former Tulsa School Board Member Jerry Griffin
- House CD 1
- Democratic - Tulsa School Board Member John Thomas Croisant
- Republican - state Representative Mark Tedford
Pennsylvania
- House CD 3
- Democratic - state Representative Christopher M. "Chris" Rabb
- The Independent Party - Dennis Joseph Mahoney
- (Socialist Workers Party); Write-in - Abby Tilsner
Rhode Island
- Governor
- Democratic - Helena Buonanno Foulkes
- Republican - Aaron C. Guckian
- Independent - Kenneth J. "Ken" Block
- Independent - Jasjit S. "Jay" Gotra
- Independent - C. D. Reynolds
South Dakota
- House At-Large
- Democratic - Nicole "Nikki" Gronli
- Republican - Attorney General Marty J. Jackley
Tennessee
- Governor
- Democratic - Memphis City Council Member Jerri Green
- Republican - Senator Marsha Blackburn
- Independent - Misam Abidi
- Independent - Harold Dean "Dean" Brewer
- Independent - Edgar Ray "Ray" Brown
- Independent; (Republican) - David Elmer Hatley
- Independent - Wendell Jackson
- Independent - Charles Van Morgan
- Independent - Eddie Lee Murphy
- Independent; (Forward Party) - Lauren M. Pinkston
- Independent - Victor Lloyd "Vic" Scoggin
- Independent - David "Dave" Seeman
- Independent - Karl Knox Smithson
- Independent - Larita Webb "L. Webb" Taylor
- Independent - Robert C. Vick
- House CD 5
- Democratic - Columbia Mayor Charles M. "Chaz" Molder
- Republican - former Agriculture Commissioner Charles W. "Charlie" Hatcher
- Independent - James Andrew Johnson
- Independent; (Republican) - former Culver City, California Council Member Micheál "Me-Haul" O'Leary
- House CD 6
- Democratic - Mike Croley
- Republican - state Representative Johnny C. Garrett
- Independent - Christopher Brian "Chris" Monday
- Independent - Angus Purdy
- House CD 9
- Democratic - state Representative Justin J. Pearson
- Republican - state Senator Brent Taylor
- Independent - Dennis Jeffrey Clark
- Independent - Michelle Davis Head
Texas
- Senate Class 2
- Democratic - state Representative James Talarico
- Republican - Attorney General Warren Kenneth "Ken" Paxton, Jr.
- Libertarian - Theodore E. "Ted" Brown, Jr.
- (Republican); Write-in - Avery Lamarr Ayers
- (American); Write-in - Zul Mirza Mohamed
- (Independent); Write-in - Jade Smalls Simmons
- House CD 2
- Democratic - Shaun Finnie
- Republican - state Representative Steve Toth
- House CD 8
- Democratic - Laura Jones
- Republican - Jessica Hart Steinmann
- House CD 9
- Democratic - Leticia "Letty" Gutierrez
- Republican - Alexandra "Alex" Mealer
- House CD 10
- Democratic - Caitlin McClay Rourk
- Republican - Chris Gober
- House CD 19
- Democratic - Kyle Rable
- Republican - Tom Sell
- House CD 21
- Democratic - Kristin A. Hook
- Republican - Mark Charles "Tex" Teixeira
- House CD 22
- Democratic - Marquette Greene-Scott
- Republican - former County Constable Trever Nehls
- House CD 23
- Democratic - Katy Padilla Stout
- Republican - Brandon Herrera
- Independent - Benjamin E. "Ben" Mendoza
- House CD 30
- Democratic - Frederick D. Haynes, III
- Republican - Everett Jackson
- House CD 32
- Democratic - former Richardson City Council Member Dan F. Barrios, Jr.
- Republican - Jace Yarbrough
- House CD 33
- Democratic - former Member of Congress Colin Allred
- Republican - Patrick David Gillespie
- House CD 35
- Democratic - Johnny C. Garcia
- Republican - Carlos De La Cruz, Jr.
- House CD 38
- Democratic - Melissa A. McDonough
- Republican - Jon Bonck
- Green - Alex McMenemy
Utah
- House CD 1
- Democratic - former Member of Congress Ben McAdams
- Republican - Riley Montgomery Owen
- Libertarian - Jesse Keegan West
- Unaffiliated - Elias Henry Montgomery
Washington
- House CD 4
- Democratic - John Duresky
- Republican - Yakima County Commissioner Amanda McKinney
Wisconsin
- Governor
- Democratic - Milwaukee County Executive David Carl Crowley
- Republican - Member of Congress Thomas "Tom" Tiffany
- (Independent); Write-in - David D. King
- House CD 7
- Democratic - former state Assembly Member Frederic "Fred" Clark
- Republican - Michael Alfonso
Wyoming
- Senate Class 2
- Democratic - former state Representative James Willard "Jim" Byrd
- Republican - Member of Congress Harriet Maxine Hageman
- Governor
- Democratic - Kenneth R. "Ken" Casner
- Republican - state Senator Eric Barlow
- Constitution - Rebecca Bextel
- House At-Large
- Democratic - former state Senator Lisa Kinney
- Republican - Secretary of State Charles Jan "Chuck" Gray
- Constitution - Jeffrey "Jeff" Haggit
- Libertarian - former Casper Council Member Shawn Johnson
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