Like many Americans, Tudor Dixon was changed by the coronavirus pandemic. But besides being more protective of her freedoms and more concerned about healthcare options, Tudor Dixon was spurred to run for Michigan's top office because the policies enacted by current governor Gretchen Whitmer touched a nerve. Tudor's beloved grandmother died in 2020 alone in a nursing home - of a broken heart from being locked away from her family. Her husband’s grandmother died the same day, alone in a hospital.

Sandy Smith stepped up in 2020 and narrowly lost to the Democrat incumbent in North Carolina's 1st congressional district. But, in the process, she swung her district several points back toward the Republican column. This time around the seat is open, and Sandy is determined to finish the job.

Karoline Leavitt has a dynamic personality, an impressive resume, and a convincing elevator pitch. But the most remarkable thing is that Karoline already has built such a long list of accomplishments at just 25 years old. If she wins in November, she will be the youngest woman ever elected to Congress - a badge she wears with honor.

Alexis Martinez Johnson is an environmental engineer who works in the Permian Basin, one of the oldest oil and gas producing regions in the country. Alexis' victory in New Mexico's 3rd congressional district would break the 40-year Democrat grip on the seat.

Anna Paulina Luna's life experiences set her apart from other candidates. Raised by a single mother in a low-income, high-crime neighborhood in Southern California, Anna grew up on welfare and knows firsthand about the failings of Democrat policies. After six years in the Air Force, she also understands leadership and sacrifice.