The Granite State's post-Labor Day primary set up a contest between John Sununu, who held this seat for one term in the 2000s, and a Democrat congressman first elected in 2018, Chris Pappas.

New Hampshire has become a reliable blue state at the presidential level but it has a GOP legislature and a GOP Governor, Kelly Ayotte, on her way to an easy reelection. After reviewing private polls of the race with operatives from both parties, the Cook Political Report changed their race rating from Leans Democrat to Toss-up.

Democrats can't afford to lose this seat but, they realize now that it's possible. Republicans need to muster strongly in support of our candidate in this late-breaking race to press our strategic advantage!

A lifelong Alabamian and small-business owner, Rhett Marques has spent more than 26 years building a family automotive business in Enterprise and four terms in the state legislature cutting taxes and defending conservative values. Endorsed by President Donald J. Trump and Senator Katie Britt, Marques is a proud America First conservative running to bring common sense and moral clarity back to Washington.

Marques's opponent, Rep. Shomari Figures, was one of only a handful of House Democrats to vote "present" — rather than yes — on a June 2025 resolution condemning the antisemitic terrorist attack on pro-Israel demonstrators in Boulder, Colorado. The people of Alabama's 2nd District deserve a representative who will condemn antisemitism without hesitation.

Jay Feely is a conservative outsider with an outstanding record of leadership, discipline, and service. A 14-year NFL veteran, team captain, NFLPA leader, and CBS analyst, Feely raised his family in the Valley, founded the Feely Family Foundation, promoted school choice, and served as a mentor, coach, and business leader.

Feely has spoken personally about seeing Israel's security challenges near Gaza and has made clear he will stand unapologetically with Israel while fighting antisemitism at home, including on college campuses. In Congress, Jay Feely will defend freedom, support law enforcement, confront Iran-backed terror, and be a strong Republican ally of the Jewish community.

AZ-1 is one of the most competitive districts in the country and rated a Toss Up, so Jay Feely needs immediate support to keep this seat in Republican hands.

Dan Green is a tested warrior and America First conservative who understands service, sacrifice, and national security. The son of an Army veteran and a schoolteacher, Dan grew up in Florida, joined the Navy after 9/11, completed four tours across the Middle East and Central Asia, and later served in the Trump administration as Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Strategy and Force Development.

Green's peace-through-strength worldview is exactly what is needed as Iran, Hamas, Hezbollah, and other terrorist actors threaten American national security. Thanks to the Sunshine State's mid-decade redistricting, FL-9 is a real pickup opportunity, provided Dan gets strong support to ensure Floridians send him to Congress.

Mike Beltran is a principled conservative who has fought for opportunity, lower costs, and accountable government. Raised in Brooklyn, a Harvard Law graduate, and an attorney for individuals and small businesses, Mike served six years in the Florida House, where he helped deliver major tax relief, expand healthcare access, and cut red tape.

Florida has led the nation in combating antisemitism, adopting the IHRA definition and strengthening protections against discriminatory boycotts of Israel, and Mike will bring that same clarity to Washington.

With FL-14 rated a Toss Up, this is a must-win race for pro-Israel Republicans, and Mike needs the resources to finish strong.

Casey Askar is the common-sense conservative South Florida needs in Congress. A national business leader, U.S. Marine, philanthropist, family man, and father of seven, Casey legally immigrated to America after his family escaped religious persecution and went on to build a company that employs thousands.

Askar understands the threat from Iran and its terrorist proxies and has spoken clearly about the necessity of thwarting Iran's nuclear ambitions.

At a time of rising antisemitism and hostility toward Israel on the far left, Casey Askar will be a reliable Republican voice for the Jewish community, the U.S.-Israel alliance, and peace through strength. In a South Florida seat that will help determine whether pro-Israel Republicans grow the House majority, Casey deserves the full support needed to win.

Sworn in at 21 as the youngest legislator in Iowa history, Joe Mitchell is a small-business owner who served in the Trump administration cutting red tape to help more Iowans afford a home.

President Trump has called him "a real patriot," and Mitchell is running as an America First conservative to cut spending and take power back from Washington insiders.

Mitchell's opponent, state Rep. Lindsay James, is backed by J Street and was recorded absent for Iowa's 2025 House resolution affirming support for the State of Israel. Iowa's 2nd District should have a representative who will stand with Jewish Americans and our ally Israel.

The oldest of 18 children, Paul LePage left home at 11, survived two years on the streets, and rose to become a successful businessman and two-term Governor of Maine — an only-in-America story of grit and self-reliance.

A proven America First fighter endorsed by President Donald J. Trump, LePage offers Maine's 2nd District a clear contrast with his opponent, former Secretary of State Matt Dunlap. Dunlap has made "not taking a dime from AIPAC" a campaign line and dismissed U.S. military aid to Israel as a "mixed bag," predicting that support for the Jewish state would erode.

Bill Huizenga has represented southwest Michigan for seven terms, earning a reputation as a hard-working member of the financial services and foreign affairs committees. But his district became somewhat more Democrat-friendly in recent redistricting, and now Democrats have declared him to be a top target.

Huizenga's Democrat opponent is Sean McCann, a state legislator who is a party loyalist and has said little about foreign policy. Conservative election analyst Henry Olsen flagged this race as one to watch closely on election night, as "a strong run by McCann would be a sign that Democrats are in for a very good night."

Bouchard connects his desire to serve in Congress to the impulse that led him to become a soldier — stepping up as part of a new generation of leadership, one that still believes in duty, honor, and discipline.

Bouchard claims a personal connection to Israel, having traveled there on his own, and he has vowed to stand with Israel unapologetically. He favors an unrelenting maximum pressure posture to squeeze the terrorist Iranian regime economically.

To maintain a majority, it is vital to hold on to districts currently held by the GOP — especially those like MI-10 that are 'open seats,' ones not being protected by an incumbent.

As Vice President of the Omaha City Council, Brinker Harding balanced the city budget every year, lowered the property-tax levy three times, and — rather than defund the police — delivered officers a record pay raise as violent crime fell to 40-year lows.

Endorsed by President Donald J. Trump and Speaker Mike Johnson, Harding is a rock-solid America First conservative who will stand with the American Jewish community and the State of Israel in Congress.

Harding's opponent, Denise Powell, told a Nebraska Democratic forum that she would not accept support from any pro-Israel group — a position so egregious that Democratic Majority for Israel pulled its planned spending out of the race.

President Trump won this largely rural, majority Hispanic district, making Democratic Rep. Gabe Vasquez a top target for the midterms. Republicans have a fantastic candidate: Greg Cunningham, a Marine combat veteran and long-time police officer who had never run for office previously but felt compelled to step forward after Charlie Kirk's assassination.

Congressman Vasquez is one of just two Democrat incumbents in competitive races who voted for Congressman Thomas Massie's proposal to ban foreign aid to Israel. It's never easy to beat incumbents, but Vasquez is just too out of touch and outclassed by his opponent to breeze to reelection again.