Incumbents Retain Seats in Recent U.S. Elections

In the recent U.S. elections, several incumbents retained their seats. In Alabama, Rep. Barry Moore won his first term in the newly drawn 1st Congressional District, highlighting his support for former President Donald Trump. Meanwhile, Gwen Moore was reelected in Wisconsin's 4th Congressional District, maintaining her long-standing representation in a reliably Democratic area. President Donald Trump won Rogers County, Oklahoma, with a margin similar to 2020, as Republicans swept all elections in the county. Julian Bradley, the first Black Republican in the Wisconsin Senate, was reelected in the state's 28th Senate District. In Utah, Rep. Blake Moore secured his third term in the 1st Congressional District, focusing on budget reform and debt solutions.