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For years, Maloney represented Manhattan's East side and Nadler, the West side. But redistricting pits the two longtime incumbents against each other.

New York's primaries include crowded fields of Democratic candidates vying for open seats and two longtime incumbents dueling for the same district.

Mullin and Shannon are squaring off to become the special election GOP nominee to fill the remaining term of Sen. Jim Inhofe, who is retiring in 2023.

Republican congressional candidate Carl Paladino says he owns more than 70 rental properties, has up to $11 million in debt, and some stock.

Paladino, who's self-funded 99% of his campaign's coffer, has yet to file a financial disclosure detailing his personal finances as required by law.

Rep. Liz Cheney joins three other House Republicans who voted to impeach Trump and lost their primary bids.

Alaskans are voting in a high-profile US Senate primary and a special general election for its sole US House seat where Palin is mounting a comeback.

The four House Democrats just violated the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012 by waiting more than 45 days to disclose stock trades.

Rep. Brian Mast and Sen. Rick Scott violated the STOCK Act by submitting financial disclosures for their trades past a 45-day deadline.

A US senator makes $174,000 annually. JD Vance earned more than two-and-a-half times that from book royalties last year as he launched his Senate campaign in Ohio.