Updated August 9, 2022 at 2:57 PM ET
The first midterm election of a president's tenure historically favors the party out of power. In 2022, that's the Republican Party. Democrats, meanwhile, will this year defend their narrow congressional control, along with key governorships.
Ahead of November's general election, the major parties are picking their nominees.
Texas kicked off the midterms in March, and things really got into gear in May, when voters in 12 other states, including Pennsylvania and Georgia, cast primary ballots. Key states including Nevada followed in June.
Here's the primary calendar. Click on any state where contests have already happened to see key race results:
March
Tuesday, March 1
May
Tuesday, May 3
Tuesday, May 10
Tuesday, May 17
Tuesday, May 24
June
Tuesday, June 7
Tuesday, June 14
Tuesday, June 21
Tuesday, June 28
July
Tuesday, July 19
August
Tuesday, August 2
Thursday, August 4
Tuesday, August 9
Saturday, August 13
Tuesday, August 16
Tuesday, August 23
September
Tuesday, September 6
Tuesday, September 13
November
Tuesday, November 8
December
Saturday, December 10
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