In the upcoming 2024 congressional elections, several incumbents are facing challengers in competitive districts. Pennsylvania's Scott Perry (R) is up against Janelle Stelson (D), who aims to tie him to extremism and January 6, while Perry emphasizes his military record and business-friendly policies. In Washington's 4th District, incumbent Dan Newhouse (R), who previously voted to impeach Trump, is challenged by Jerrod Sessler (R), who has garnered significant endorsements. New Mexico's Gabriel Vasquez (D) is in a rematch with Yvette Herrell (R), with both candidates focusing on representing working families amid a close race deemed a toss-up. Wisconsin's Derrick Van Orden (R) faces Rebecca Cooke (D), who champions health care access and support for women entrepreneurs, in a district known for ticket-splitting voters. Overall, the elections highlight a mix of incumbents defending their records against challengers hoping to capitalize on local sentiments.