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House turnover jumps as incumbents lose primaries at the highest rate in decades - NBC News
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Annelise Hanson
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A record number of U.S. House incumbents have lost their primary elections in 2026, marking the highest turnover rate since 1970 outside of a redistricting year. This trend suggests an unusually volatile political climate for sitting members of Congress.
Nine House incumbents have now lost their primaries in 2026, the highest number outside a national redistricting year since 1970. And more might be coming soon, part of an unusually volatile election…
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