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Representative Mo Brooks (R-AL), a candidate for U.S. Senate in Alabama, said Tuesday on MSNBC's "Andrea Mitchell Reports" that the House Select Committee investigate the January 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol was a "propaganda effort" meant to influence the midterm elections in November. | Clips

A leadership fund affiliated with the Senate minority leader donated the money to a PAC supporting a GOP opponent of Brooks.

Here is a rundown of what happened in some of the most important contests in Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas and Texas.

He promoted himself as a champion of “election integrity” while still rebutting falsehoods made by Donald Trump and his allies.

The former White House press secretary and daughter of former Gov. Mike Huckabee is seeking public office for the first time.

Unlike Pennsylvania, no states voting on Tuesday have a law that prevents election officials from processing absentee ballots before Election Day.

Faith leaders have asked the Justice Dept. to send election monitors to the state in November to protect against false claims of fraud. Here’s what else happened during primaries in Alabama, Arkansas and Texas.

Mr. Kemp, the incumbent, won by a wide enough margin to avoid a runoff, exposing the limits of Donald Trump’s hold on his party’s base.

A number of primaries ended without a candidate getting the necessary majority to win outright, forcing run-offs in some statewide races.

With a long list of primaries slated for June and August, the summer is sure to be filled with attack ads and stump speeches in battleground states.