Seven races. One slate.
Navy veteran and union mechanic who led his coworkers through a major strike and nearly won this seat in his first run. A true Independent who won't caucus with either party, running against the big money that controls Washington.
Army Special Forces Green Beret and Rhodes Scholar who stepped down as a university president to run. An Independent focused on political reform, protecting public lands, and keeping rural healthcare within reach.
Former Army tank commander who deployed to the Persian Gulf, later a business executive and public-policy professor. An Independent focused on protecting public lands, reforming Congress, and honoring veterans.
Navy enlisted veteran and retired Air Force lieutenant colonel who served as a JAG officer, later a law professor at Northern State. An Independent running to give South Dakota a senator who answers to voters, not party leadership.
Congressman, attorney, and former teacher who left the Republican Party over partisan gerrymandering to run as an Independent. Fighting to put voters ahead of party bosses.
Lifelong Alaskan, commercial fisherman, and educator named Alaska's Superintendent of the Year. An Independent running to give working Alaskans a voice.
Retired Air Force major general who served 31 years, commanded at the squadron, group and wing levels, and earned a Bronze Star. A lifelong Republican until the party left her, now running as an Independent.
One poll in each race. Bars run from 0 to 100. The pollster, the dates, and the sample sit with the numbers.
Osborn has taken the lead. Help us hold it.
Closing in.
Achilles leads in a September poll. Help us hold it.
Within 4 points.
A dead heat, with more than 1 in 4 voters undecided.
Within the margin of error.
Ahead of Fulcher in a head-to-head matchup.
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