Monday’s filing deadline saw little drama in the Texas Republican primary for U.S. Senate, as the top contenders have been sparring for months.

Now that the candidate filing deadline has passed, it's a race to March 3, primary election day. Why it matters: Primary politics can be nasty intraparty fights that expose tensions within the Republican and Democratic parties.

Blakeman, a Trump-aligned Republican who was recently re-elected in Nassau County, had been traveling the state and publicly weighing a run. He’s made appearances in Albany, New York City and Plattsburgh, pitching himself as the candidate best positioned to win over suburban voters.

More than one-fifth of all primary voters (23%) said they were unsure which of the three would be their pick in the March 3 primary.

The narrow margins and high numbers of undecided voters make this primary a crucial battleground for Republicans.

Unprecedented early support consolidation gives Stefanik the presumptive GOP nomination for New York governor, leaving rivals to petition onto the ballot instead.

Pennsylvania will once again be a battleground state in 2026, with four Republican-held congressional seats Democrats think they can flip. One of those seats is held by longtime

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