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House primaries in Kentucky, Georgia, Oregon and Idaho settled intraparty battles and set matchups for November elections.

The CQ Roll Call newsroom tracks campaigns nationwide, sharing the best stories with some extras, in the At the Races newsletter.

The CQ Roll Call newsroom tracks campaigns nationwide, sharing the best stories with some extras, in the At the Races newsletter.

Because of gerrymandering or the partisan lean of the areas they represent, many House members represent districts where the opposing party has practically no chance of flipping their seats.

Just for members: The latest edition of . The bottom line: The path to control is easier for Republicans, but the House majority is on the line.The edition includes fresh analysis in 110 districts and rating changes in a dozen races.And it includes updated House and Senate Race Ratings c

Dozens of House members face little or no opposition in the Super Tuesday primaries and some have no major party opponent this fall.

The battlefield for Democrats to defend their slim 51-49 governing majority still tilts upward, especially after West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin III decided not to defend his seat.

The battlefield for Democrats to defend their slim 51-49 governing majority still tilts upward, especially after West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin III decided not to defend his seat.

The battlefield for Democrats to defend their slim 51-49 governing majority still tilts upward, especially after West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin III decided not to defend his seat.

The battlefield for Democrats to defend their slim 51-49 governing majority still tilts upward, especially after West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin III decided not to defend his seat.