Photos of Steve Marshall and Kay Ivey by the Montgomery Advertiser. Photos from AP, Getty, Washington Post photographers and official government websites. Cook’s lean and toss-up categories are shown as competitive races here. Cook’s solid and likely categories are grouped as safe districts or states. Cook Partisan Voter Index (PVI) has been used to determine the lean for those races where Cook ratings were not available. The lean of the state or the district was determined using Cook Political Report ratings, as of Nov. The Post has identified candidates as election deniers if they directly questioned Biden’s victory, opposed the counting of Biden’s electoral college votes, expressed support for a partisan post-election ballot review, signed onto a lawsuit seeking to overturn the 2020 result or attended or expressed support for the rally on the day of the Jan. Nearly 300 Republicans seeking those offices this November have denied or questioned the outcome of the last presidential election, according to a Washington Post analysis. This piece has been revised.Įlection deniers will be on the ballot in 48 of 50 states and make up more than half of all Republicans running for congressional and state offices in the midterm elections. Mark Gordon was previously removed from this list because he did not meet the criteria. Senate candidate Leora Levy of Connecticut.
House candidates Scott Baugh of California, George Logan of Connecticut, Amanda Adkins of Kansas, John James of Michigan, and Matt Larkin and Dan Matthews of Washington Tennessee Gov. As a result, the following names have been removed from this list: U.S.
The error was caused by an incorrect application of the criteria The Post is using to identify election deniers. A previous version of this piece provided an incorrect count of the number of Republican nominees who have denied or questioned the outcome of the last presidential election.
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