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【美国中期选举】众议院选战谁胜出？各州最新胜选名单一览

发布/2026年11月4日 10:47

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美国选民星期二（11月3日）走进投票站，选出新一届国会议员。这场选举也被视为对特朗普执政表现的一次重要检验。 （法新社）

美国中期选举结果陆续揭晓，民主党和共和党分别在多个众议院选区胜出，众议院控制权最终花落谁家仍有待揭晓。

以下是截至美国东部时间11月3日晚上10时28分（新加坡时间11月4日上午11时28分），已知的众议院选举胜选名单：

民主党

纽约州第14选区：奥卡西奥—科尔特斯（Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez）

北卡罗来纳州第11选区：艾格（Jamie Ager）

佛罗里达州第14选区：卡斯特（Kathy Castor）

佛罗里达州第20选区：舒尔茨（Debbie Wasserman Schultz）

佛罗里达州第22选区：丹迪亚（Pia Dandiya）

佛罗里达州第25选区：莫斯科维茨（Jared Moskowitz）

新罕布什尔州第1选区：沙欣（Stefany Shaheen）

宾夕法尼亚州第7选区：布鲁克斯（Bob Brooks）

马萨诸塞州第9选区：基廷（Bill Keating）

共和党

亚拉巴马州第4选区：阿德霍尔特（Robert Aderholt）

【美国中期选举】众议院选战谁胜出？各州最新胜选名单一览

更新/2026年11月4日 11:35 发布/2026年11月4日 10:47

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美国选民星期二（11月3日）走进投票站，选出新一届国会议员。这场选举也被视为对特朗普执政表现的一次重要检验。 （法新社）

美国中期选举结果陆续揭晓，民主党和共和党分别在多个众议院选区胜出，众议院控制权最终花落谁家仍有待揭晓。

以下是截至美国东部时间11月3日晚上10时28分（新加坡时间11月4日上午11时28分），已知的众议院选举胜选名单：

民主党

纽约州第14选区：奥卡西奥—科尔特斯（Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez）

北卡罗来纳州第11选区：艾格（Jamie Ager）

佛罗里达州第14选区：卡斯特（Kathy Castor）

佛罗里达州第20选区：舒尔茨（Debbie Wasserman Schultz）

佛罗里达州第22选区：丹迪亚（Pia Dandiya）

佛罗里达州第25选区：莫斯科维茨（Jared Moskowitz）

新罕布什尔州第1选区：沙欣（Stefany Shaheen）

宾夕法尼亚州第7选区：布鲁克斯（Bob Brooks）

马萨诸塞州第9选区：基廷（Bill Keating）

共和党

亚拉巴马州第4选区：阿德霍尔特（Robert Aderholt）

Annie Andrews wins South Carolina 2026 Senate election, flipping seat for Democrats

November 3, 2026 / 10:01 PM EST / CBS News

Washington — Democrat Annie Andrews defeated GOP Sen. Darline Graham in the South Carolina Senate race, CBS News projects, in a major upset.

Andrews, 45, is a pediatrician and campaigned on healthcare access and affordability, along with fighting corruption in Washington. She faced off against Graham, the incumbent senator who was appointed to serve out the remainder of her brother Lindsey Graham’s term after his sudden death in July.

Darline Graham, 62, most recently served as commissioner of the South Carolina Commission for the Blind, before she was appointed to the Senate. She went on to win a special primary election to take her brother’s place on the ballot to represent South Carolina for a full six-year term.

Andrews faced an uphill battle in a state that hasn’t elected a Democrat to the Senate since 1998, and which President Trump won by 18 points in 2024. She criticized Darline Graham for lacking experience, pointing to comments she made during the condensed primary, when she said she was “not that informed on national security.”

The race, which grew much more competitive than expected, forced Republicans to come to Graham’s aid with a $5 million investment in October from the Senate Leadership Fund, the main Republican super PAC. MAGA Inc., a super PAC controlled by Mr. Trump, also gave Graham $827,000 in August, and he personally campaigned heavily for Graham after encouraging her to run for the seat. But the efforts fell short amid a difficult environment for Republicans.

With Andrews’ projected victory, Democrats secure an unexpected pickup as they look to flip the Senate.

特朗普：尚无立即打击伊朗的计划

发布/2026年11月4日 11:31

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伊朗人星期二（11月3日）在首都德黑兰集会，人们挥舞伊朗国旗，街边巨型广告牌张贴反特朗普海报。 （法新社）

美国总统特朗普告诉英国媒体，美国目前尚无立即打击伊朗的计划，但随时严阵以待。

特朗普星期二（11月3日）接受《金融时报》电话采访时，做出这一表态。他对目前美伊对峙的局势感到满意，并称美方正在得到自己想要的一切。

针对以色列总理内塔尼亚胡曾暗示或在本周晚些时候打击伊朗，特朗普回应称：“我准备好了，我们也准备好了。如果需要行动，我们随时可以出击，但可能根本没必要这么做。”

美军星期一（2日）对伊朗发动空袭，打击靠近霍尔木兹海峡的格什姆岛目标。华盛顿方面称，此举属于防御性质，旨在保护美国在中东的军事资产。

特朗普在采访中说，美国中期选举后，能源价格会大幅下跌；目前通过霍尔木兹海峡的石油流量已超过战前水平，美国对伊朗港口的封锁已成功遏制伊朗经济，这个局面“非常好”。

他还说，美伊目前已至少六个月没有真正交战，这场冲突也无法与一战和二战相提并论。

他表明，不会事先透露任何打击计划，但称美伊正在就伊朗浓缩铀问题展开间接谈判，最终结果有待观察。

特朗普：尚无立即打击伊朗的计划

2026年11月4日 11:31

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伊朗人星期二（11月3日）在首都德黑兰集会，人们挥舞伊朗国旗，街边巨型广告牌张贴反特朗普海报。 （法新社）

美国总统特朗普告诉英国媒体，美国目前尚无立即打击伊朗的计划，但随时严阵以待。

特朗普星期二（11月3日）接受《金融时报》电话采访时，做出这一表态。他对目前美伊对峙的局势感到满意，并称美方正在得到自己想要的一切。

针对以色列总理内塔尼亚胡曾暗示或在本周晚些时候打击伊朗，特朗普回应称：“我准备好了，我们也准备好了。如果需要行动，我们随时可以出击，但可能根本没必要这么做。”

美军星期一（2日）对伊朗发动空袭，打击靠近霍尔木兹海峡的格什姆岛目标。华盛顿方面称，此举属于防御性质，旨在保护美国在中东的军事资产。

特朗普在采访中说，美国中期选举后，能源价格会大幅下跌；目前通过霍尔木兹海峡的石油流量已超过战前水平，美国对伊朗港口的封锁已成功遏制伊朗经济，这个局面“非常好”。

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他还说，美伊目前已至少六个月没有真正交战，这场冲突也无法与一战和二战相提并论。

他表明，不会事先透露任何打击计划，但称美伊正在就伊朗浓缩铀问题展开间接谈判，最终结果有待观察。

Democrats retake House majority after 4 years

Updated on: November 3, 2026 / 10:22 PM EST / CBS News

Washington — Democrats will capture enough House seats to retake control of the chamber early next year, CBS News projects, effectively halting President Trump’s legislative agenda and teeing up a wave of investigations into his administration and business ventures during his final two years in the White House.

Economic discontent over the cost of living helped Democrats flip control of the House after four years of a razor-thin Republican majority that ceded large parts of its legislative authority to the Trump administration.

The total extent of Democrats’ majority is unclear as votes in severalcompetitive races continue to be counted.

What comes next

House Democrats are planning aggressive investigations when they secure subpoena power in the new Congress in January. They are expected to probe the president and his family’s business dealings, the administration’s immigration enforcement, the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, Mr. Trump’s pardons and the rushed construction projects throughout the nation’s capital.

The investigative blitz — expected to be spearheaded by Reps. Robert Garcia of California and Jamie Raskin of Maryland, the top Democrats on the Oversight and Judiciary Committees, respectively — sets up an all but certain clash with the administration over congressional oversight requests that could land in court.

Democrats, who will also have authority over federal spending, could withhold funding from the Trump administration’s priorities to pressure officials to appear for testimony or comply with other requests.

There’s also the question of whether Democrats will try to impeach Mr. Trump for a third time. Jeffries has maintained that “we haven’t ruled anything out” or “ruled anything in.” Though Mr. Trump has warned that he’s expecting Democrats to impeach him, few are eager to go through the process.

Jeffries has said the Democratic agenda will focus on affordability. He’s laid out a handful of their immediate priorities, including reversing cuts to Medicaid that were enacted as part of Mr. Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, extending the Affordable Care Act premium tax credits that expired last year, ending the Iran war and rolling back the president’s tariffs.

Midterm elections are historically rough for the sitting president’s party. Since 1934, there have been just three instances in which the sitting president’s party has gained House seats in non-presidential election years, according to the American Presidency Project.

Mr. Trump fanned the headwinds by lacking a strategy to exit the unpopular war with Iran that has stretched into its ninth month and initiating trade conflicts that have accelerated inflation as many Americans struggle to afford groceries and gas. Mr. Trump’s fixation on building a massive ballroom at the White House, along with other remodeling and construction projects in Washington, offered a stark split screen with voters’ affordability concerns. Mr. Trump largely dismissed cost-of-living concerns, while blaming his predecessor for high prices.

In the final weeks of the campaign, Democrats focused their closing message on the high cost of living and linked corruption in Washington to rising prices. A recentCBS News poll found most voters thought there would be more government corruption if Republicans maintained control of Congress and the issue was a factor in their votes.

Republicans framed the election as a choice between “common sense” and “crazy,” pointing to the wins of democratic socialist candidates.

At the president’s urging, Republicans in several states, including Texas and Florida, reshuffled the House map to create more seats favorable to their party in order to retain control of the lower chamber. But the 15 additional seats in seven states had minimal impact on saving their majority. Democrats also countered the move by redrawing congressional districts in California, which made five seats less favorable to Republicans.

House Speaker Mike Johnson’s tenure leading the lower chamber has been fraught with GOP infighting that was made more complicated by the president’s shifting demands. The Louisiana Republican joked that he was more of a therapist than House speaker as he managed a fractured majority. But Johnson also had to lean on Mr. Trump to get holdouts on board for important votes. The GOP’s narrow majority meant that, at times, just one or two Republicans had the power to derail the party’s agenda until their demands were met, or that a few Republicans could team up with all Democrats to bring legislation to the floor that had been ignored by GOP leaders.

The party breakdown for the 119th Congress — currently 218 Republicans, 214 Democrats, one independent and two vacancies — has shifted over the last two years as Mr. Trump poached members for his administration and there were several deaths, early retirements and resignations over misconduct allegations.

The defiance on a number of politically sensitive issues ranging from the release of materials related to Epstein, reining in Mr. Trump on Iran and a vote to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has coincided with Johnson sending members on recess days, sometimes weeks, early.

Jeffries could face a similar dynamic with a handful of democratic socialists, some of whom ousted longtime incumbents in the primaries, and Democrats who represent districts that Mr. Trump won in 2024.

Jeffries’ ability to keep his caucus united was tested in September when two moderate Democrats — Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez of Washington, who is running for reelection, and retiring Rep. Jared Golden of Maine — split from their party to help Republicans who were struggling to pass a party-line procedural vote. In defense of their defections, Perez and Golden said the underlying legislation — Russia sanctions and protections for Maine’s lobstermen — were too important to postpone their passage.

Several members of the democratic socialist bloc have not committed to supporting Jeffries for House speaker.

Rep.-elect Melat Kiros, who will represent Colorado come January, told CBS News she’s had “wonderful conversations” with Jeffries. But when asked whether she would support him for speaker, she declined to give a definitive answer.

“I’m going to support anybody who ensures that the agenda is in line with the priorities of the American people,” she said.

Rep.-elect Chris Rabb of Pennsylvania also declined to say whether Jeffries had his backing.

“I don’t know who’s running, and I’ll sit down with anybody who wants to earn my vote. But unless and until that meeting happens, it’s speculation,” he told CBS News.

Trump admin puts alleged ‘Decoy Dan’ conspirators on notice in Alaska election spoiler probe

More than 30 subpoenas were issued in 24 hours after a New York Times report on alleged Democratic coordination

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FBI agents reportedly visit donors of Alaska’s ‘decoy Dan’

Confusion mounts in the Alaska Senate race as voters confront two candidates named Dan Sullivan on the ballot. Former DOJ prosecutor Jim Trusty joins ‘Fox & Friends’ to analyze reports of FBI agents visiting donors of the ‘decoy Dan’ campaign.

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The Justice Department sent out more than 20 target and preservation letters as part of its investigation into Daniel J. Sullivan’s campaign for U.S. Senate in Alaska, two sources familiar with the investigation told Fox News Digital.

President Donald Trump’s DOJ launched in July its investigation into the retired schoolteacher suspected of being recruited as a spoiler candidate in the race against Sen. Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska, earning him the nickname “Decoy Dan.”

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A source familiar with the investigation said more than 120 subpoenas have been issued since the probe began this summer. The investigation initially focused on whether Daniel J. Sullivan’s candidacy was intended to confuse voters and undermine the fairness of the election.

“This is a situation where everybody agrees that there is a FRAUD on the ballot,” Attorney General Todd Blanche told Fox News Digital. “Everybody agrees that there is a man running that doesn’t want to run, that doesn’t expect to be senator, that is only running to confuse Alaskan voters.”

TIM SCOTT DECLARES ALLEGED ‘DECOY DAN’ PLOT A ‘CRIMINAL OFFENSE’ AS DOJ INVESTIGATION ROCKS ALASKA

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Dan J. Sullivan, who has filed to run for U.S. Senate in Alaska, poses for a photo in Petersburg, Alaska, on June 26, 2026.(Katie Holmlund/Associated Press)

Last Thursday, the Trump administration issued more than 30 subpoenas in a 24-hour period following a New York Times report detailing alleged coordination between the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, Democratic operatives and people connected to Mary Peltola’s campaign to recruit Sullivan, a source familiar told Fox News Digital.

The New York Times first reported on Election Day that the Justice Department had issued the letter notifying individuals that they were under investigation and letters notifying individuals to preserve their communications and documentations.

The report named Marc Elias, an election lawyer whose firm Elias Law Group has represented Peltola, and an official from the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, as recipients of those notices. It is not clear who else has received comment preservation or target letters.

TRUMP PROSECUTIONS UNDER BIDEN SET PRECEDENT FOR DOJ’S ALASKA ‘DECOY DAN’ PROBE, EX-FEC CHAIR SAYS

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Acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche speaks during a news conference at the Robert F. Kennedy Department of Justice building on April 7, 2026.(Getty Images)

President Trump has been highly critical of the alleged efforts of the Democratic Party to siphon voters away from Sen. Sullivan.

His administration previously filed a lawsuit against Alaska officials to prevent them from certifying election results if it was deemed Daniel J. Sullivan may have cost Sen. Sullivan the election. That that lawsuit was tossed out by a federal judge Sunday.

DOJ FACES ‘HEAVY LIFT’ IN ALASKA ELECTION APPEAL AS SEPARATE CRIMINAL PROBE CONTINUES

“You had the Democrat Party headed up by Elias, their lawyer, who was a bad guy, very bad guy — should go to jail, in my opinion,” Trump shared on “Fox & Friends Tuesday.” “But you had the Democrat Party look all over Alaska for somebody named Sullivan.”

Trump also suggested that Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer should be held “criminally responsible,” as well.

Sources familiar with the investigation shared with Fox News Digital that the letters were not sent exclusively to Democratic officials, but they would not give more information or provide specifics about who the recipients were or how many received target versus preservation letters.

The letters were not sent out on Election Day.

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Mary Peltola launches her campaign as a Democratic candidate for Senate in Anchorage, Alaska, on Jan. 17, 2026.(Reuters)

Alaska Republican Gov. Mike Dunleavy argued this the state’s nonpartisan primary system is to blame for allowing Daniel J. Sullivan to advance to the general election. Under Alaskan’s election system, the top four finishers regardless of their party will advance. Daniel J. Sullivan did not run under any political party.

“If this was a historical primary, a primary that our fathers and grandfathers had, this individual [retired schoolteacher Dan Sullivan of Petersburg] would not have gotten out of the primary,” Dunleavy told Fox News Digital.

The heightened focus in the Alaskan Senate race comes after the New York Times investigation last week, which followed with Alaska U.S. Attorney Michael Heyman officially announcing at a news conference Friday the investigation into Daniel J. Sullivan’s campaign. Heyman did not say at the news conference what criminal charges are being pursued.

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“I’m not making any assumptions on whether a crime has been committed or not,” Heyman said. “That’s why we are conducting that thorough investigation.”

The Justice Department declined to comment on the ongoing investigation when reached by Fox News Digital.

Fox News’ Charles Creitz contributed to this report.

Elaine Mallon is a writer for Fox News Digital and Fox Business covering national politics.

路透：美国对华出口限制令SK海力士纽约建厂计划受阻

发布/2026年11月4日 09:15

• SK海力士拟通过扩大在华生产为纽约建厂筹资，但所需美国设备出口许可据报迟迟未获批，令赴美投资计划受阻。
• 知情人士称，旗下Solidigm计划在纽约州兴建两座NAND闪存工厂，投资约450亿美元，长期或达约1000亿美元。
• 大连工厂扩张能否获批被视为纽约建厂关键。商务部官员上周仍坚持，不希望允许更多美国晶片制造设备输往中国。
• Solidigm声明称正探索全球潜在建厂地点，尚未就具体方案作出决定；公司此前曾考虑首次公开售股筹资，但已暂停评估。

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韩国晶片制造商SK海力士计划通过扩大在华生产，为纽约新建存储晶片工厂筹资，但所需美国设备的出口许可据报迟迟未获批准，令公司赴美投资计划受阻。

据路透社报道，SK海力士正申请美国出口许可证，为大连工厂添置设备。公司认为，提高该厂产量、发展更先进的NAND晶片制造技术，既有助于保持竞争力，也能创造收入，支持美国建厂计划。

两名知情人士称，SK海力士旗下Solidigm计划投资约450亿美元，在纽约州马西（Marcy）兴建两座NAND闪存工厂，长期投资额可能达到约1000亿美元。NAND闪存在断电后仍能保存数据，可用于数据中心存储。

知情人士说，谈判仍在继续，大连工厂扩张计划能否获批，是纽约建厂计划的关键。这也凸显特朗普政府面临的政策两难：为了吸引外资、推动晶片制造回流美国，政府愿意在多大程度上放宽旨在防止美国技术助力中国军方的限制。

美国国会设立的跨党派机构美中经济与安全评估委员会委员米勒（Leland Miller）说：“归根结底，如果没有白宫开绿灯，这些计划都无法推进。”

自8月底以来，Solidigm高管已与美国商务部官员会面近10次。在8月底的一次会议上，Solidigm联席首席执行官Richard Chin及其他高管，与美国商务部长卢特尼克（Howard Lutnick）和次长凯斯勒（Jeffrey Kessler）会面。

知情人士称，两名官员当时似乎对潜在投资和在美国兴建NAND工厂抱有期待，也有意寻求解决方案。此后，公司与商务部持续调整申请内容，已拟出多个版本的许可申请。

不过，凯斯勒在上周的会议上仍坚持，美国不希望允许更多美国晶片制造设备输往中国，用于技术升级或扩大产能。商务部目前尚未正式驳回向大连工厂现有闲置洁净室出口设备的许可申请。

双方也在就另一份2027年度许可证进行谈判，涉及维持大连工厂运作所需的设备。

Solidigm上周发表声明说：“作为一家在美国创立、总部设在美国的公司，Solidigm定期评估战略选项，以更好地服务客户，提升长期竞争力。公司目前正探索在全球潜在地点兴建NAND闪存晶圆厂的选项，尚未就任何具体行动方案作出决定。”

Solidigm此次仍沿用上周的声明。SK海力士未立即回应在非办公时间发出的置评请求。

知情人士说，公司代表也与美国财政部官员会面。SK海力士若要为中国工厂购买设备，还须获得财政部对对外投资限制的豁免。财政部回应说，将先观察商务部如何处理。

SK海力士在10月23日的声明中说，Solidigm此前曾考虑首次公开售股（IPO），以协助筹资建设美国生产设施，满足不断增长的存储需求，但鉴于近期市场状况和股价走势，已暂停评估上市选项。

SK海力士在2020年同意以90亿美元收购英特尔位于中国大连的NAND工厂，随后接管该厂及固态硬盘存储业务。此后不久，美国实施广泛出口管制，限制向认定为中国先进晶片工厂的设施出口美国晶片制造设备。

美国最初给予在华外资晶片工厂相关豁免，但商务部去年撤销了允许这些工厂接收美国设备的授权，并改为发放年度许可证，允许供应商在规定数量内向这些工厂出口特定设备和技术。

美国商务部在2025年8月的声明中明确指出，无意为中国境内晶圆厂的技术升级或产能扩张发放许可证。

SK海力士则主张，向大连工厂的闲置空间添置设备不属于扩大产能，因为相关洁净室早在2023年就已建成。路透社上月报道，公司也希望在大连生产更先进的NAND产品。

【美国中期选举】民主党又有战果 佐治亚州迎美国史上首个黑人女性州长

发布/2026年11月4日 11:32

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波特姆斯曾于2018年至2022年担任亚特兰大市市长，后来加入拜登政府，并在2024年总统选举中，担任拜登竞选团队的高级顾问。图为波特姆斯星期二（11月3日）在亚特兰大对媒体讲话。 （法新社）

美国媒体预测，民主党人波特姆斯在中期选举中当选佐治亚州州长，成为美国历史上首位黑人女性州长。

美国有线电视新闻网（CNN）和美国全国广播公司（NBC News）都预测，波特姆斯（Keisha Lance Bottoms）在星期二（11月3日）的中期选举中，击败共和党对手杰克逊（Rick Jackson），赢得佐治亚州州长职位。

她的胜选也意味着，佐治亚州州长一职在由共和党掌控20多年后，重新回到民主党手中。这对总统特朗普而言是一次打击。

波特姆斯曾于2018年至2022年担任亚特兰大市市长，后来加入拜登政府；拜登2024年竞选连任时，她担任竞选团队的高级顾问。

本次中期选举竞选期间，波特姆斯承诺扩大医疗补助计划（Medicaid）、降低家庭生活费压力，并保护投票权。

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs wins reelection, defeating GOP election denier Andy Biggs

November 3, 2026 / 10:38 PM EST / CBS News

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs will win the governor’s race, CBS News projects, besting Rep. Andy Biggs, who was backed by President Trump and has promoted conspiracy theories about the 2020 presidential election.

Hobbs narrowly won the 2022 election by just 17,000 votes over Republican Kari Lake. Her race was considered to be one of the toughest for Democrats to win.

She faced one of the president’s top allies in Congress, and Mr. Trump, who won Arizona by five points in 2024, had gone to the state to campaign for him.

During her term, she has had to work with a GOP majority in both houses of the legislature, earning the nickname the “veto queen” from Republicans after she issued over 100 vetoes in her first year alone and 88 in a single day earlier this year.

On the trail, Hobbs has touted the bills that she has worked with Republicans on as her bipartisan credentials.

Biggs, meanwhile, is a former chair of the conservative House Freedom Caucus and has represented Arizona’s 5th District near Mesa for five terms.

The 2020 election has continued to be a contentious issue in Arizona, where former President Joe Biden won with a margin of just 0.3%, or 16,000 votes. Mr. Trump repeatedly insisted he had won the state, and it became a hotbed of conspiracy theories, especially after Fox News projected Biden’s victory earlier than the other networks.

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Hobbs was the secretary of state who administered Arizona’s 2020 election.

Biggs, meanwhile, was among the members of Congress who challenged the 2020 election results on Jan. 6, 2021. He was subpoenaed by the now-defunct House Jan. 6 select committee over his alleged involvement in plans to bring protesters to Washington on that day, as well as his efforts to convince state officials that the 2020 election had been stolen from Mr. Trump. His name appeared frequently in the final report.

Biggs has also refused to say whether Hobbs won the 2022 election for governor.

Arizona had long been considered a red state, but the state has become more purple. It voted for Mr. Trump in 2016, Biden in 2020 and then Mr. Trump in 2024. Both of the state’s senators are Democrats, but Republicans control both houses of the state legislature.