2024 US Senate elections

Republican Kari Lake and Democrat Rep. Ruben Gallego are battling to win over centrists to ascend to the U.S. Senate.

With filing deadlines weeks away in many states, the battle for the House includes at least 22 losing candidates battling incumbents who beat them in 2022.

Incumbent Democrat senators in red states will likely face an uphill battle, while several retirements leave some seats ripe for flipping.

Republicans say the two-term senator’s centrist concessions ‘betrayed’ state voters, while Democrats claim he profited while leaving ‘a lot of people behind.’

Former Secretary of State Brad Johnson will take on newcomer Tim Sheehy in the June GOP primary, as Rep. Matt Rosendale teases run.

Challenger Rep. Andy Kim warns: ‘We could lose this seat’ if indicted incumbent is on 2024 ballot.

Under Daines, Senate campaign team is working with Trump, McConnell to avoid 2022-type melees, but Republicans still face more primary battles than Democrats

Undeclared GOP U.S. Senate candidate blasted for ‘praying’ 2022’s predicted ’red wave‘ would only be a ’small majority’ uber conservatives could leverage

Big name Republicans are poised to enter Senate races in Arizona and Montana while in Utah, a prominent retirement opens the door for a competitive race.

Amid media speculation, Ms. Lake told The Epoch Times she is giving “serious consideration” to a Senate run.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell says he has no plans to step down despite recent health concerns

Former Navy SEAL, business owner, and rancher Tim Sheehy is challenging three-term Democratic Montana U.S. Sen. Jon Tester in the 2024 election, but may first need to survive a primary battle with Rep. Matt Rosendale (R-Mont.).

Former U.S. Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (D-Fla.) will challenge Florida’s incumbent Republican Sen. Rick Scott in 2024 as Democrats seek to tighten their grip on the Senate.