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Rick Scott and Ashley Moody - U.S. House
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Ron DeSantis and 4 others - Florida Senate
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LLMike Chitwood and 4 others - DeLand City Commission
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Alaska: U.S. Senate (Alaska)Gerald L. Heikes, Sidney "Sid" Hill, Heather McElwain, Mary Peltola, Dan Sullivan (incumbent) and Dan Sullivan (incumbent) 
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Alaska: Alaska GovernorDave Bronson, Meda DeWitt, Jonathan S. "JKT" Kreiss-Tomkins, Bernadette M. Wilson, James W. "JP4" Parkin and Treg Taylor
Arizona: Arizona GovernorAndy Biggs, Katie Hobbs (incumbent), Risa Lombardo and Teri Ann Hourihan
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Arkansas: Arkansas GovernorFred Love, Colt Shelby and Sarah Huckabee Sanders (incumbent)- XBSHCalifornia: California GovernorXavier Becerra and Steve Hilton
BCCBBHColorado: U.S. Senate (Colorado)Mark Baisley, Bob Chew, Christopher Baum, Blake Huber, Adam Withrow, Donald Willoughby, Will Powers, Ryan Apelbaum and John W. Hickenlooper (incumbent)- VMPWSTEMColorado: Colorado GovernorVictor Marx, Phil Weiser, Stephen T. Hamilton, Eric Mulder, Jeff Peckman, Erik Underwood and Greg Lopez
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