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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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Ohio

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

Election-office source ↗

Sherrod Brown
Sherrod Brown

Democratic

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original credit not specified on profile.

Jon Husted
Jon Husted

Republican

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original credit not specified on profile.

Greg Levy
Greg Levy

Independent

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original credit not specified on profile.

William B. Redpath
William B. Redpath

Libertarian

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original credit not specified on profile.

Oklahoma

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

Election-office source ↗

N'Kiyla Jasmine Thomas
N'Kiyla Jasmine Thomas

Democratic

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original credit not specified on profile.

Kevin Hern
Kevin Hern

Republican

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original credit not specified on profile.

Sevier White

Libertarian

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original credit not specified on profile.

Ron Meinhardt
Ron Meinhardt

Independent

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original credit not specified on profile.

Curtis Stinnett
Curtis Stinnett

Independent

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original credit not specified on profile.

Oregon

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

Election-office source ↗

Jeff Merkley
Jeff Merkley

Democratic / Working Families

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original credit not specified on profile.

David Brock Smith
David Brock Smith

Republican

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original credit not specified on profile.

Gary Lyndon Dye
Gary Lyndon Dye

Libertarian

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original credit not specified on profile.

Chris Henry
Chris Henry

Progressive / Pacific Green

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original credit not specified on profile.

Rhode Island

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

Election-office source ↗Roster reference ↗

Jack Reed
Jack Reed

Democratic

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

Raymond T. McKay
Raymond T. McKay

Republican

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

Michael Anthony Bahry
Michael Anthony Bahry

Independent

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

South Carolina

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

Election-office source ↗Roster reference ↗

Annie Andrews
Annie Andrews

Democratic

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

Darline Graham
Darline Graham

Republican

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

Mark Hackett
Mark Hackett

Constitution

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

Kasie Whitener
Kasie Whitener

Libertarian

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

South Dakota

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

Election-office source ↗Roster reference ↗

Mike Rounds
Mike Rounds

Republican

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

Brian L. Bengs
Brian L. Bengs

Independent

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

Tennessee

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

Election-office source ↗Roster reference ↗

Marquita Bradshaw
Marquita Bradshaw

Democratic

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

Bill Hagerty
Bill Hagerty

Republican

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

Tharon Chandler
Tharon Chandler

Independent

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

Andrew Gerena
Andrew Gerena

Independent

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

Jeremy Dean Hearn
Jeremy Dean Hearn

Independent

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

Robert Jones
Robert Jones

Independent

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

James William Macon III
James William Macon III

Independent

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

Yoshi D. Matthews
Yoshi D. Matthews

Independent

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

David Sutman, Jr.
David Sutman, Jr.

Independent

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

Catherine Barcel "Barcy" Whitson
Catherine Barcel "Barcy" Whitson

Independent

Photo source ↗

Barcy Whitson campaign

Texas

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

Election-office source ↗Roster reference ↗

James Talarico
James Talarico

Democratic

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

Ken Paxton
Ken Paxton

Republican

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

Ted Brown
Ted Brown

Libertarian

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

Virginia

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

Election-office source ↗Roster reference ↗

Mark Warner
Mark Warner

Democratic

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

Bert Mizusawa
Bert Mizusawa

Republican

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

West Virginia

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

Election-office source ↗Roster reference ↗

Rachel Fetty Anderson
Rachel Fetty Anderson

Democratic

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

Shelley Moore Capito
Shelley Moore Capito

Republican

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

S. Marshall Wilson
S. Marshall Wilson

Constitution

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

Wyoming

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

Election-office source ↗Roster reference ↗

James Byrd
James Byrd

Democratic

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

Harriet Hageman
Harriet Hageman

Republican

Photo source ↗

Candidate portrait via Ballotpedia; original rights holder retained

Alaska · District 00

U.S. House · Source index with official citations · October 29, 2026

Election-office source ↗Roster reference ↗

Nick Begich

Registered Republican

Portrait unavailable.

Eric Hafner

Registered Democrat

Portrait unavailable.

Bill Hill

Nonpartisan

Portrait unavailable.

James C. "Jim" McDermott

Registered Libertarian

Portrait unavailable.

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Democrats use blue and Republicans red. Green parties use green; Libertarians use gold, following the U.S. Libertarian Party brand guide. The U.S. Green Party visual identity provides its green reference. Other parties, independents and nonpartisan options use gray where a party color has not been verified. Party names and selection marks also identify choices.