2026-06-16T08:00:07.811Z / 美国有线电视新闻网（CNN）
- 佐治亚州、阿拉巴马州、俄克拉荷马州、华盛顿特区及加利福尼亚州的选民周二将参加关键的初选投票。
- 佐治亚州共和党联邦参议员席位决选，特朗普支持的迈克·柯林斯与坎普支持的德里克·杜利之间的较量，已成为总统与州长之间的代理人之战。
- 华盛顿州选民将在竞争激烈的初选中选出民主党候选人，以接替长期担任市长的穆丽尔·鲍泽。
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四年前，佐治亚州州长布莱恩·坎普在共和党初选中挫败了唐纳德·特朗普总统将其赶下台的企图。而周二参议院初选中，坎普亲自举荐的候选人可能就没这么幸运了。
佐治亚州选民周二将参加两场关键的共和党初选决选：一是选出将挑战民主党参议员乔恩·奥索夫的候选人，这场对决将成为11月全美最受关注的参议院选举之一；二是选出州长候选人，此次特朗普与任期将满的坎普立场一致。
作为当日的焦点选区，华盛顿特区选民将实质上选出下一任市长，深红州阿拉巴马州和俄克拉荷马州的选民将选出主要选举的候选人，加利福尼亚州的一个国会选区也将填补空缺。以下是周二初选的关注要点。
在将挑战奥索夫的佐治亚州共和党联邦参议员席位决选中，奥索夫被广泛视为2028年总统大选的潜在候选人。特朗普周日背书了众议员迈克·柯林斯，而坎普则支持前田纳西大学橄榄球教练德里克·杜利。
这场对决因此演变为特朗普与坎普之间的代理人之战，两人的政治对立可追溯至这位州长拒绝支持特朗普关于2020年总统大选佐治亚州存在大规模选民欺诈的虚假言论。2022年初选期间，特朗普曾招募前参议员戴维·佩杜挑战这位共和党在任州长，但最终失败。
这场参议院初选存在意识形态分歧。柯林斯一直与特朗普的政治理念保持一致，而杜利则称自己未在2016年和2020年总统选举中投票。在5月19日的初选中，柯林斯获得了超过40%的选票，杜利得票率为30%，柯林斯因此被视为领跑者。选举结果的关键将是佐治亚州东南部农村地区的保守派选民，该地区的另一位候选人——众议员巴迪·卡特在初选中表现最佳，但仍未进入决选。
佐治亚州共和党选民同时也将选出接替坎普的州长候选人。特朗普和坎普都背书了副州长伯特·琼斯，但他面临着商人里克·杰克逊的激烈挑战，杰克逊在初选中以约6个百分点的差距落后于琼斯。这场选举呈现地域分化：杰克逊在城市和郊区表现最佳，而琼斯在农村县的支持率最高。
该席位的共和党获胜者将在11月与民主党前亚特兰大市长基莎·兰斯·巴托姆斯展开对决。
华盛顿特区市长穆丽尔·鲍泽已完成三任任期，不会寻求连任——该市以民主党选民为主，周二将通过排序复选制初选在7名候选人中选出接任者。
最知名的竞争者是第四区市议员简伊斯·刘易斯·乔治和前无选区市议员肯尼亚·麦克达菲。如果没有候选人获得超过50%的选票，该市将首次启用排序复选制，这可能会将结果公布时间推迟数天。
麦克达菲被视为更温和的候选人，其支持者包括两位前市长和两位前民主党全国委员会主席；而刘易斯·乔治是民主社会主义者，得到了当地多个工会的支持。如果她获胜，加上洛杉矶市议员妮提亚·拉曼今年秋天挑战市长凯伦·巴斯的竞选，将意味着在美国三大城市中，可能会有三位由民主社会主义者担任市长——继去年佐兰·曼达尼在纽约市胜选之后。
此次选举正值华盛顿特区应对特朗普政府加大对该地区干预威胁的背景下。鲍泽一直寻求与特朗普建立合作关系，而特朗普本月早些时候曾表示，如果刘易斯·乔治获胜，他“或许会接管华盛顿，按联邦模式进行管理”。
无论谁胜出，在11月的选举中几乎都稳操胜券：2024年总统选举中，前副总统卡玛拉·哈里斯在这座城市获得了超过90%的选票。
华盛顿选民还将选出接替埃莉诺·霍姆斯·诺顿的候选人，诺顿长期担任该市无投票权的国会代表。共有5名民主党人角逐该席位。
阿拉巴马州参议院共和党初选决选在特朗普背书的众议员巴里·摩尔与前海军海豹突击队队员贾里德·哈德森之间展开，这再次考验了深红州选民对追随总统路线的意愿。
摩尔在5月19日的初选中获得 plurality（相对多数）选票，支持率为39%，哈德森为26%。他还获得了一个加密货币相关组织和颇具影响力的保守组织“增长俱乐部”支持的数百万美元广告开支。
民主党人也将在周二的决选中选出自己的候选人，但共和党获胜者几乎肯定会在11月胜选。
该席位由参议员汤米·图伯维尔空出，这位前奥本大学橄榄球教练选择竞选州长。
俄克拉荷马州州长凯文·斯蒂特是保守派共和党人，有时会批评特朗普，他的任期即将结束，因此该州将举行公开初选，选出新任州长。
特朗普已介入此次竞选，背书前州参议员迈克·马泽伊。但共有9名候选人，其中包括几位知名共和党竞争者：州总检察长根特纳·德拉蒙德、前州公共安全部长奇普·基廷（前州长之子）以及前州众议院议长查尔斯·麦考尔。
与此同时，在特朗普提名前参议员马克韦恩·马林担任国土安全部长后，俄克拉荷马州共和党人也将选出联邦参议员候选人。特朗普背书的领跑者是众议员凯文·赫恩——他转战参议院竞选也空出了第一国会选区的众议院席位。
这三个席位在今年11月几乎都将由共和党人保住。
在国会山，许多目光也投向加利福尼亚州：湾区选民将进行首轮投票，选出接替前众议员埃里克·斯沃威尔的人选。这位民主党人今年4月因性行为不端指控辞职并退出州长竞选，他否认相关指控。
民主党人几乎肯定会在特别选举中获胜，但由于共和党在众议院仅占微弱多数，每一票都至关重要，更大的问题是是否有候选人能在周二获得超过50%的选票直接胜出，还是这场选举将需要在8月举行决选，由前两名得票者角逐。
最知名的民主党竞争者包括州参议员艾莎·瓦哈布、前都柏林市市长梅利莎·埃尔南德斯和律师拉基·伊斯拉尼·辛格。共和党主要候选人是前科技高管温迪·黄和小企业主黛娜·马尔多纳多。根据加利福尼亚州的初选制度，如果没有候选人获得多数票，将由得票最高的两名候选人晋级，无论其党派归属。
这实际上是两周内选民第二次对这场选举进行投票。同样的5名候选人出现在6月2日的初选中，角逐明年开始的完整任期——瓦哈布和埃尔南德斯成功晋级，瓦哈布获得了38%的选票。
What to watch in Tuesday’s primaries in Georgia, Alabama, Oklahoma and Washington, DC
2026-06-16T08:00:07.811Z / CNN
- Voters in Georgia, Alabama, Oklahoma, Washington, DC, and California are casting ballots in key primary races on Tuesday.
- Georgia’s GOP Senate runoff between Trump-backed Mike Collins and Kemp-backed Derek Dooley has become a proxy battle between the president and governor.
- Washington voters are choosing a Democratic nominee to replace longtime Mayor Muriel Bowser in a crowded primary.
AI-generated summary was reviewed by a CNN editor.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp survived President Donald Trump’s bid to oust him in a Republican primary four years ago. Kemp’s hand-picked candidate in a Senate primary on Tuesday might not be as lucky.
Peach State voters are casting their ballots Tuesday in two key Republican primary runoffs: choosing who will face Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoffin what will be one of the nation’s most closely watched Senate races in November, and picking a nominee in the governor’s race, where Trump and term-limited Kemp are aligned.
The state is the focal point on a day in which voters in Washington, DC, will effectively choose their next mayor, those in deep-red Alabama and Oklahoma will pick nominees in major races and one California congressional district could fill a vacancy.
Here’s what to watch in Tuesday’s primaries.
In the Georgia GOP Senate primary runoff to take on Ossoff, who is widely seen as a potential 2028 presidential contender, Trump on Sunday endorsed Rep. Mike Collins, while Kemp has backed former University of Tennessee football coach Derek Dooley.
It’s turned the contest into a proxy battle between Trump and Kemp, whose political rivalrydates to the governor’s refusal to back Trump’s false claims of widespread voter fraud in Georgia during the 2020 presidential election. Trump tried, but failed, to defeat Kemp in the2022 primary by recruiting former Sen. David Perdue to challenge the GOP incumbent.
The Senate primary features an ideological split. Collins has aligned himself with Trump’s brand, while Dooley says he did not vote in the 2016 and 2020 presidential elections. Collins is seen as the frontrunner after winning more than 40% of the vote in the May 19 primary to Dooley’s 30%. Key to the outcome will be conservative voters in rural southeastern Georgia, where a third candidate — Rep. Buddy Carter — ran strongest in the primary, though he fell short of making the runoff.
Georgia Republican voters are choosing their nominee to replace Kemp, as well. Both Trump and Kemp have endorsed Lt. Gov. Burt Jones. But he faces a stiff challenge from businessman Rick Jackson, who trailed Jones by about six percentage points in the primary. That race featured a geographic split, with Jackson turning in his best performance in urban and suburban areas and Jones proving strongest in rural counties.
The GOP winner in that race will take on Democratic former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms in November.
After three terms as mayor of Washington, DC, Muriel Bowser is not seeking reelection — leaving the city’s overwhelmingly Democratic voters to choose Tuesday between seven candidates in aranked-choice primary to replace her.
The best-known contenders are Ward 4 Councilwoman Janeese Lewis George and former At-Large Councilman Kenyan McDuffie. The city will use ranked choice voting for the first time if no candidate tops 50%, potentially delaying the results by several days.
McDuffie is seen as the more moderate contender whose list of supporters includes two former mayors and two former Democratic National Committee chairmen, while Lewis George is a democratic socialist backed by several local labor unions. If she prevails, her run — along with Los Angeles City Councilwoman Nithya Raman’s bid to unseat Mayor Karen Bass this fall — would raise the prospect that three of the nation’s biggest cities could be governed by democratic socialists, after Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s win in New York City last year.
The race comes as DC grapples with the Trump administration’s threats to intervene more heavily in the district. Trump — with whom Bowser has sought to forge a cooperative relationship — said earlier this month that he “maybe would take back Washington, run it on the federal basis,” if Lewis George wins.
Whoever prevails is all but certain to win in November in a city where former Vice President Kamala Harris got more than 90% of the vote in the 2024 presidential election.
Washington voters will also select a nominee to succeed Eleanor Holmes Norton, the city’s longtime non-voting delegate in Congress. Five Democrats are running for that seat.
The Republican primary runoff between Trump-endorsed Rep. Barry Moore and former Navy SEAL Jared Hudson in Alabama’s Senate race is another test of how willing voters in a deep-red state are to follow the president’s lead.
Moore earned a plurality of the votes in the May 19 primary, with 39% support to Hudson’s 26%. He has also been the beneficiary of millions of dollars in advertising spending from a cryptocurrency-aligned group and one backed by the influential conservative organization Club for Growth.
Democrats are choosing their own nominee in a Tuesday runoff, but the Republican winner is all but certain to win in November.
The seat is being vacated by Sen. Tommy Tuberville, the former Auburn football coach who opted to run for governor.
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt, a conservative Republican who at times has criticized Trump, is term-limited, leading to a wide-open primary race to replace him.
Trump has waded into the race, backing former state Sen. Mike Mazzei. But the field of nine includes several other well-known GOP contenders, including state Attorney General Gentner Drummond; former state Secretary of Public Safety Chip Keating, the son of a former governor; and former state House Speaker Charles McCall.
Meanwhile, Oklahoma Republicans are also deciding a Senate primary, after Trump tapped former Sen. Markwayne Mullin as his homeland security secretary. The Trump-backed frontrunner is Rep. Kevin Hern — whose shift to the Senate race has opened up the 1st District House seat, as well.
All three seats are all but certain to remain in Republican hands this fall.
On Capitol Hill, many eyes will also be on California, where Bay Area voters will cast their first round of votes in the race to finish out former Rep. Eric Swalwell’s term. The Democrat resigned from Congress in April and dropped his gubernatorial bid following allegations of sexual misconduct, which he denies.
A Democrat is all but certain to prevail in the special election, but — with Republicans holding a narrow House majority and every vote a significant one — the bigger question is whether any candidate will top 50% to win outright on Tuesday, or whether the race will require a second round featuring the top two finishers in August.
The best-known Democratic contenders include state Sen. Aisha Wahab, former Dublin Mayor Melissa Hernandez and attorney Rakhi Israni Singh. The top Republicans are Wendy Huang, a former tech executive, and Dena Maldonado, a small business owner. Under California’s primary system, the top two finishers, regardless of party, will advance, if no one secures a majority.
It’s actually the second time in two weeks voters will have weighed in on this race. The same five candidates were on the June 2 primary ballot for a full term that starts next year — with Wahab and Hernandez advancing. Wahab earned 38% of the vote.
