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Headlines

• Competitive race expected in Florida's 22nd Congressional District, which Biden won in 2020 and Trump won in 2024 (Ballotpedia News)
  Democrat Pia Dandiya and Republican Casey Askar are competing in Florida's 22nd Congressional District for the Novemb...
• Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate in New Hampshire features competing ideologies between the two leading candidates (Ballotpedia News)
  Five Democratic candidates are competing in New Hampshire's 2026 U.S. Senate primary following incumbent Jeanne Shahe...
• Ossoff Holds Virtual Conference as New Makeup Ad Drops (Daily Signal)
  A new attack ad criticizing Sen. Jon Ossoff's spending on hair and makeup was released by the Senate Leadership Fund ...

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What to Watch

• New Hampshire primary — Tuesday, September 8 (in 3 days)
• Rhode Island primary — Wednesday, September 9 (in 4 days)

Primaries Ahead in New Hampshire and Rhode Island

The next week brings two statewide primary contests. New Hampshire holds its primary on September 8, 2026, with nominations set for Senate, House, and governor. Rhode Island follows on September 9, 2026, with the same set of offices on the ballot. Watch turnout patterns and margins in contested primaries as early signals for the general election matchups ahead.

Governor's Races Worth Tracking

Among gubernatorial contests, four are currently rated toss-ups: Florida, Kansas, Nevada, and Ohio. These four races carry the most uncertainty heading into the fall and are likely to draw the heaviest spending and attention. Georgia leans Republican, while Arizona and Michigan lean toward Democratic candidates by a wider "Likely" margin. Iowa, Maine, and Oregon are each rated Lean D. With no debates or filing deadlines specified in the coming week, the governor's races remain a longer-term watch rather than an immediate flashpoint — but the toss-up quartet merits close attention as polling develops.

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