Six States Hold Primary Elections Amidst High Stakes for Midterms
On May 19, six U.S. states are conducting primary elections, marking a significant day in the 2026 election cycle. Voters in Kentucky, Georgia, Alabama, Pennsylvania, Idaho, and Oregon are participating in primaries for U.S. House, Senate, and gubernatorial positions. These elections are seen as a test of President Donald Trump's influence, particularly in states where his endorsements are prominent. The outcomes will shape the candidates for the November midterms, which are crucial for determining control of Congress and state governments. 
