Four candidates are on Alaska's U.S. Senate ballot on Nov. 3, including two named Dan Sullivan. Here is where Gerald Heikes, Mary Peltola, Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. and Sen. Dan S. Sullivan stand on Iran and fishing.

Three candidates are on the ballot for U.S. Senate in Iowa on Nov. 3. Here is where Ashley Hinson, Josh Turek and Thomas Laehn stand on immigration, the war with Iran and war powers.

Two candidates are on the ballot for Iowa governor on Nov. 3. Here is where Zach Lahn and Rob Sand stand on public schools and taxes.

Four candidates are on the ballot for U.S. Senate in Minnesota on Nov. 3. Here is where Michele Tafoya, Marisa Simonetti, Rebecca Whiting and Peggy Flanagan stand on immigration and affordability.

Three candidates are on the ballot for Minnesota governor on Nov. 3. Here is where Amy Klobuchar, Lisa Demuth and Steven Young stand on fraud in state programs and their top priorities.

Five candidates are on the ballot for Michigan governor on Nov. 3. Here is where Jocelyn Benson, John James, Anthony Hudson, Donna Brandenburg and Douglas Campbell stand on education and taxes.

Two candidates are on the ballot for U.S. Senate in Georgia on Nov. 3. Here is where Sen. Jon Ossoff and Mike Collins stand on health care and costs.

Four candidates are on the ballot for Arizona governor on Nov. 3. Here is where Gov. Katie Hobbs, Andy Biggs, Risa Lombardo and Teri Hourihan stand on abortion and education.

Three candidates are on the ballot for U.S. Senate in New Hampshire on Nov. 3. Here is where Chris Pappas, John Sununu and Edmond Laplante stand on the cost of living and health care.

Three candidates are on the ballot for Pennsylvania governor on Nov. 3. Here is where Gov. Josh Shapiro, Stacy Garrity and Ken Krawchuk stand on schools and taxes.

Two candidates are on the ballot for Georgia governor on Nov. 3. Here is where Keisha Lance Bottoms and Rick Jackson stand on Medicaid and taxes.

Two candidates are on the ballot for Wisconsin governor on Nov. 3. Here is where David Crowley and Tom Tiffany stand on abortion and the state surplus.

Four candidates are on the ballot for U.S. Senate in North Carolina on Nov. 3. Here is where Roy Cooper, Michael Whatley, Shannon Bray and Michael Dublin stand on the economy and health care.

Two candidates are on the ballot for U.S. Senate in Maine on Nov. 3. Here is where Sen. Susan Collins and Troy Jackson stand on health care and immigration.

Six candidates are on the ballot for Michigan's open U.S. Senate seat on Nov. 3. Here is where Abdul El-Sayed, Mike Rogers, Lydia Christensen, Tim Long, Douglas Marsh and Walter Kristy stand on data centers and health care.

Four candidates are on the ballot in Ohio's special election for U.S. Senate on Nov. 3. Here is where Sherrod Brown, Jon Husted, Greg Levy and Bill Redpath stand on data centers and the cost of living.

Three candidates are on the ballot for Ohio governor on Nov. 3. Here is where Amy Acton, Vivek Ramaswamy and Don Kissick stand on data centers and property taxes.

Five candidates are on the ballot for Idaho governor on Nov. 3. Here is where Gov. Brad Little, Terri Pickens, John Stegner, Paul Sand and Pro-Life stand on the private school tax credit and Prop 1.

Four candidates are on the ballot for U.S. Senate in Idaho on Nov. 3. Here is where Sen. Jim Risch, Todd Achilles, Natalie Fleming and Matt Loesby stand on public lands and the SAVE Act.

Five names are on Nebraska's U.S. Senate ballot on Nov. 3. Here is where Sen. Pete Ricketts, Dan Osborn, Chuck Conboy and Robin Richards stand on their top priorities and the war in Iran.