Redistricting and endorsements shape 2026 House primaries as 10 incumbents lose
TL;DR
Ten incumbent U.S. House members were defeated in the 2026 primaries—three Republicans (Dan Crenshaw, TX-2; Thomas Massie, KY-4; Andy Ogles, TN-5) and seven Democrats (Al Green, TX-9; Julie Johnson, TX-33; Dan Goldman, NY-10; Adriano Espaillat, NY-13; Diana DeGette, CO-1; Shri Thanedar, MI-13; John Larson, CT-1)—in races driven by redistricting and high-profile endorsements, with Massie’s race noted as the most expensive primary ever and Trump-related endorsements affecting several contests.
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- Rep. John Larson’s defeat in Connecticut makes it 10 House members who have lost primaries this year NBC News
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