Rep. Michael Rulli (R) was sworn in Tuesday as the newest member of Congress. Rulli won his seat in a special election earlier this month. He will complete the term of fellow Republican Bill Johnson, who resigned earlier this year.
Republicans now hold a 219-213 partisan edge in the U.S. House.
Colorado, New York, and Utah hold statewide primaries Tuesday. There are also runoffs from the South Carolina primary earlier this month. These are the final down-ballot primaries until late July.
There is also a special election to fill a vacancy in the U.S. House. As it coincides with the regular primary, see 'Colorado District 4' in the U.S. House section below.
Use the links below for full results, which will be available after the last poll closings shown (Eastern Time).
The Republican primary in Virginia's 5th congressional district remains uncalled as of Friday morning.
Counting wrapped up on Tuesday's primary night with John McGuire holding a 327 vote margin over Rep. Bob Good. This total included the preliminary vote count from all precincts, but some mail-in and provisional ballots remained outstanding. Valid mailed ballots that arrive as late as noon Friday will be counted.
The 2024 presidential nominating contests wrapped up this past week. 27 states have yet to hold a down-ballot primary. Those will take place through September 10.
Four of those states have primaries Tuesday. Separately, there is a U.S. House special election in Ohio and a congressional age limit ballot initiative in North Dakota. Use the links below for full results. Displayed are the latest poll closings converted to Eastern Time.
Democrats in Guam and the U.S. Virgin Islands will host the final major party nominating contests of 2024 on Saturday (local time). We are not expecting vote counts from either location, but will update the delegate totals after the information becomes available.
Each of the two territories has seven pledged delegates. These will be awarded proportionately to any candidate with at least 15% support.
* Locations observing Central Time close at 8:00 PM Eastern
On this page, we'll highlight some of the key races to watch, organized by office.
President
The final presidential nominating contests take place this week. This includes state-run primaries Tuesday in Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico and South Dakota. There is also a Democratic primary in the District of Columbia. The calendar concludes with Democratic caucuses in Guam and the U.S. Virgin Islands on Saturday.
While the races have long been settled, the presumptive nominees have still faced some headwinds in states where voters have certain other options. For President Joe Biden, his main opposition has materialized on the 'Uncommitted' line, which has been used to register a protest against the handling of the Israel-Hamas war. Uncommitted (or 'No Preference') is an option in three of the states.
On the Republican side, Nikki Haley has drawn double-digit support in many states, despite dropping out months ago. This week, Haley is only on the ballot in New Mexico, although there is a No Preference option in Montana. These are the first primaries since Donald Trump was convicted in a New York courtroom as well as the first since Haley said she will vote for the former president in November.
For most elections, Texas requires a majority winner. In the March 5 statewide primary, no candidate crossed that threshold in 30 races that we track. This includes eight for the U.S. House and 22 for the Legislature, with 19 of those in the State House.
Runoffs Tuesday will determine party nominees.
On this page, we'll provide an overview and live results for four elections of particular interest. Visit 2024 Texas Primary Runoff Results to see them all.
There are four statewide primaries on Tuesday. In addition, a special congressional election will be held to complete the term of former Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R).
On this page, we'll highlight some of the key races to watch in each state.
Georgia
Polls close at 7:00 PM Eastern Time. In elections where no candidate gets a majority of the vote, the top two finishers will meet in a June 18 runoff.
Georgia is the first state this year to hold a down-ballot primary after a separate state-run presidential primary (March 12). There will be many more such primaries through early September.