Florida Democratic Senate primary upset

In United States — Florida's Democratic Senate primary, state Representative Angie Nixon, a democratic socialist, defeated moderate former national security official Alex Vindman, who had raised over $16 million compared to Nixon's under $1 million. Nixon's victory was seen as an upset and part of a broader progressive insurgency within the Democratic Party. She will face Republican Senator Ashley Moody in the November general election, a race analysts consider heavily favored for Moody. The primary also included several congressional races, with Republican-backed redistricting expected to yield a House delegation of 24 Republicans and only four Democrats. In United States — Alaska, Democrat Mary Peltola led the nonpartisan Senate primary over incumbent Republican Dan S. Sullivan, giving Democrats a potential pickup opportunity. Other notable results included Republican Byron Donalds winning the gubernatorial nomination, and Republican Cory Mills losing his primary amid ethics investigations.