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35,217 listed contests across federal, state, territorial and local offices. This catalog remains incomplete. Election-office certifications take precedence when sources disagree. The Civic Archive supplies a secondary index with official citations; directly checked rosters are identified separately.

Photographs link to the source or profile used for their attribution. “Source-provided” portraits are matched to exact candidate names by the source index and have not all been independently reviewed. Missing photographs are labeled. Photographs do not imply endorsement; rights remain with their respective owners.

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Alaska

U.S. Senate · Election-office roster checked · October 29, 2026

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Gerald L. Heikes
Gerald L. Heikes

Republican

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Alex Bengel / KTVF (2020 candidate interview)

Daniel J. Sullivan Jr.
Daniel J. Sullivan Jr.

No Party Affiliation

Photo source ↗

Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. campaign website

Alabama

U.S. Senate · Election-office roster checked · October 29, 2026

Election-office source ↗Roster reference ↗

Arkansas

U.S. Senate · Election-office roster checked · October 29, 2026

Election-office source ↗Roster reference ↗

Colorado

U.S. Senate · Election-office roster checked · October 29, 2026

Election-office source ↗Roster reference ↗

Delaware

U.S. Senate · Election-office roster checked · October 29, 2026

Election-office source ↗Roster reference ↗

Florida

U.S. Senate · Special election · Election-office roster checked · October 29, 2026

Election-office source ↗Roster reference ↗

Neil Gillespie
Neil Gillespie

No Party Affiliation

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia

Georgia

U.S. Senate · Election-office roster checked · October 29, 2026

Election-office source ↗Roster reference ↗

Iowa

U.S. Senate · Election-office roster checked · October 29, 2026

Election-office source ↗Roster reference ↗

Josh Turek
Josh Turek

Democratic

Photo source ↗

Portrait via Ballotpedia; see linked source page for original credit

Ashley Hinson
Ashley Hinson

Republican

Photo source ↗

Portrait via Ballotpedia; see linked source page for original credit

Thomas Laehn
Thomas Laehn

Libertarian

Photo source ↗

Portrait via Ballotpedia; see linked source page for original credit

Idaho

U.S. Senate · Election-office roster checked · October 29, 2026

Election-office source ↗Roster reference ↗

Illinois

U.S. Senate · Election-office roster checked · October 29, 2026

Election-office source ↗Roster reference ↗

Whitfield Harrington Jr.
Whitfield Harrington Jr.

American Center

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia

Kansas

U.S. Senate · Election-office roster checked · October 29, 2026

Election-office source ↗Roster reference ↗

Adam Hamilton
Adam Hamilton

Democratic

Photo source ↗

Portrait via Ballotpedia; see linked source page for original credit

Roger Marshall
Roger Marshall

Republican

Photo source ↗

Portrait via Ballotpedia; see linked source page for original credit

David C. Graham
David C. Graham

Libertarian

Photo source ↗

Portrait via Ballotpedia; see linked source page for original credit

Kentucky

U.S. Senate · Election-office roster checked · October 29, 2026

Election-office source ↗Roster reference ↗

Charles Booker
Charles Booker

Democratic

Photo source ↗

Portrait via Ballotpedia; see linked source page for original credit

Andy Barr
Andy Barr

Republican

Photo source ↗

Portrait via Ballotpedia; see linked source page for original credit

Christopher Campbell
Christopher Campbell

Kentucky Party

Photo source ↗

Portrait via Ballotpedia; see linked source page for original credit

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