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The November midterm elections after the spring primary will look like this:

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(CNN)Historical Victory For racially diverse and first-time candidates. Questions about the support of former President Donald Trump. Mixed bag for election refusals.

SpringPrimary Season, while hosting manyhigh stakes racesin November, raised new questions about the future of Democrats and Republicans. ..

Consider this: The Democratic majority in parliament is very thin. The Senate is a 50-50 split (Vice President Kamala Harris's tiebreaker vote is in their favor), and Nancy Pelosi's dominance depends on a small margin.

This year, all 435 seats in the House of Representatives and 35 of the 100 Senate seats are included in the ballot. In addition, 36 of the 50 states elect governors.

Four notable Senate primaries. There are a number of large nomination contests behind us, but the Republican primaries of Arizona and Missouri on August 2 and the Democratic primaries of Wisconsin on August 9 really mean in November. hold. Even later, New Hampshire's September 13 Republican primary may shape how competitive the battlefield state contests are.

1. In Arizona,Trump-backed Blake Mastersare about to defeat solar energy entrepreneur Jim Ramon and state prosecutor General Mark Benovich. After winning the 2020 special election, he will challenge Democratic Senator Mark Kelly for a six-year term in November. He claims that the 2020 elections were stolen from him and downplayed the actions of the Protrump mob who attacked the US Capitol on January 6, 2021.

Masters talking to conservativesAudio recordingThis spring activists said the attack on the Capitol could actually have been a false flag operation set by the FBI. I caught him who highlighted the revealed conspiracy theory.

2.Missouri's Republican primary decides whether the state will run for the election in November. Trump faces both tremendous pressure to support the disgraceful former governor from supporters of Eric Greatens and tremendous pressure to support alternatives, and many Republicans say I'm worried about the possibility of Greatens' election in a general election that should be a solid Republican nation.

Greatensfaced new controversy this springHis ex-wife wrote in court documents about photos of a child's injury in 2019 and alleged abuse of Greatens. He said he has other documents. (Greitens' lawyer denied the claim.)

The Republican field here is crowded. Among them are Ted Cruz, a prominent Republican senator in Texas, and Josh Hawley, Missouri, respectively. However, the more split the Republican vote, the lower the threshold required for the Greitens to win. This is a major concern for Republicans who want the party to quickly unite around his replacement ahead of the Primary.

The November contest won new candidates on Wednesday. John Wood, a former senior investigator on the House Select Commission investigating the January 6 attack, has launched an independent campaignfor.

3.In Wisconsin, the Democratic Senate primary forms an autumn match that represents the Democratic best shot in dismissing the Republican incumbent.

Among the running Democrats are Lieutenant Governor Mandela Barnes, Milwaukee Bucks executive Alex Lasry, State Treasury Secretary Saragodrevsky, and Outagamie County executive Tom Nelson.

A challenge for the winner. Republican Senator Ron Johnson broke his term-limited pledge to aim for a third term in the fall, leaving traces of recent controversial comments about the Covid-19, vaccines, andriots. increase.

4. In New Hampshire, a large list of Republicans are vying for an opportunity to challenge Democratic Senator Maggie Hassan after Governor Chris Snune, Republican's first-choice candidate, has passed the race.

His absence pioneered a crowded primary area, including State Senator Chuck Morse, former Londonderry Town Manager Kevin Smith, and retired Army Brig. General Don Boldak failed to seek the nomination of another Senate seat in the state in 2020.

Former Governor Hassan defeated Republican Senator. Kelly Ayotte won only 1,017 votes in 2016, and maintaining a seat this fall is important to the Democratic Party's desire to maintain a majority in the Senate.

There are limits to election denialism.One of the new lessons for Republican candidates in upcoming primaries is that fixing the campaign to election lies is not always a winning ticket.

Take Colorado as an example. Many voters in the state were surprised by the prospect of prosecution of Mesa County Secretary Tina Peters, who hijacked the state's election system and overturned Trump's falsehood about fraudulent elections. (She pleaded not guilty to the 10 counts associated with allegations of tampering with the voting machine.)

On Tuesday, voters in the Republican primary were Democratic Jena Griswold in the fall. He refused Peters' bid to take on the Secretary of State. Instead, they appointed Pamela Anderson, a former county clerk who defended the integrity of Colorado's postal voting system.

Results of two other Republican primaries for state-wide offices in Colorado-for the Senate and Governor-emphasized a similar theme, of elections Candidates who spread the lie or asked the 2020 president will lose the results.
And in Georgia, Republican votersblamed candidates who lied in theelections and refused to work to overturn the 2020 results. I tried to remove it.
Indeed, election denialism is widespread elsewhere. Earlier this month,Republican Jim Marchant, who said he did not prove Joe Biden's victory in Nevada, was appointed Secretary of State on the main presidential battlefield. And last month,Pennsylvania Senator Dagmas Trianowon the Governor in the Republican primary, with the main voice advancing Trump's lies about election fraud.

Therefore, while it is clear that Republican voters are very supportive of Trump, their willingness to entertain his personal dissatisfaction is limited.

A new democracy lineup. Lieutenant Governor of PennsylvaniaJohn Fettermanor former North Carolina Supreme Court SecretaryCheri BeasleyYou don't have to look farther. shape.

Fetterman passed U.S. House of Representatives Connorlam in the Pennsylvania Senate Democratic Preliminary Contest, defeated the Republican Party in fierce competition in the U.S. House of Representatives, and looked sophisticated as part of a traditional politician. I did a nimble job for a veteran of the Marine Corps.

And Jeff Jackson, a state senator majoring in the Army National Guard, eventually launched acampaign with Beasley's candidacy to become the first black senator in North Carolina.I was forced to finish a month ago. Primary. Throughout the South,Democrats have nominated a black candidateas a top office, but another-Florida Congressman Baldemings-will conclude the Democratic Senator nomination in her state in August. However, it is highly supported.

Look inside

To better understand what the primary season is telling us, we areCNN Political Director I turned to DavidChalian. Here's what was done by email and lightly edited for flow and brevity:

Important note:What do you think of Trump's support so far? His support is clearly coveted in the GOP primary, but his role as a Republican kingmaker seems to be being tested.

Charian:I think you have to think about Trump's support in two different ways. There is a record of pure endorsements showing that he is doing very well. However, this can be a less meaningful tool, as it includes so much support for completely safe candidates in these primaries, where victory is almost guaranteed.

A more meaningful way to look at Trump's support record is where he endorsed in the highly competitive Republican primary. And in terms of his attention-grabbing Senate support, he has a pretty good track record, including JD Vance's victory in Ohio, Ted Budd's victory in North Carolina, and Mehmet Oz's victory in Pennsylvania. He also won Herschel Walker, Georgia, but he faced minimal competition.

But when Trump lags behind the candidate to claim that the ongoing lies around 2020 were simply stolen or a fraudulent election (which wasn't), he Does not tend to work as well. A classic example of this was the drafting and support of David Perdue in the Georgia Governor's primary. When incumbent Governor Brian Kemp cruised for victory, Trump suffered a major defeat there. It was a similar story in the Secretary of State's race.

In this way, I think we can summarize Trump's mixed record in the primary elections so far. Trump is still the largest political force in the Republican primary constituency, but it may not be the definitive force.

Important note:There are still many primaries in August. Which race are you trying to see closest to you?

Charian:Circle August 16th on the calendar. The Liz Cheney primary against Harriet Haguemanis fascinating to watch. Chaney is clearly a conservative Republican primary, given how she separated herself from Trump and her party in her work to defend democracy on the January 6 committee. It is very uphill in the ward.

She takes her place because Trump and his team have invested heavily in this race to defeat Chainy, putting history, democracy and the country above all else. You may lose. That's a pretty story.

Important Matters:In Washington,While the Supreme Court overturned the Roe v. Wade case, many There have been remarkable developments. Explosive testimony from and TuesdayCassidy HutchinsonDo you think these will have a significant impact on future races? ..

Charian:I think it's too early to tell exactly how these big news-promoting events will affect the November polls. I think economics and inflation will continue to be of paramount importance to voters this fall, but the right and accountability to abortion on January 6th could certainly motivate some Democratic voters to participate in the vote. There is sex.

Republicans are not only the trusted base voters, but the most important middle ground.