Tomorrow's Patriots · 2026

Replacing establishment RINOs. Electing the next generation.

Tomorrow's Patriots recruits, funds, and deploys aggressive under-40 constitutional conservatives to oust squishy GOP incumbents in high-stakes primary battles.

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2026 Primary RINO Watchlist

We target establishment incumbents who vote with Democrats and betray conservative voters.

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Primary BattlegroundTX-23
TargetEstablishment Seat
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Race background & current factsUpdated August 9, 2026
Current statusRepublican nominee · General election
Featured candidateBrandon HerreraAge 30 · Millennial · Challenger
Race / opponentFaces Democrat Katy Padilla Stout on November 3
Campaign finance$1.94M total receipts · $309K cash on handFEC coverage through June 30, 2026

Herrera forced incumbent Tony Gonzales into a second consecutive runoff before Gonzales ended his reelection bid. The former incumbent’s departure turned TX-23 into an open-seat general election and elevated a once-internal GOP fight into a nationally watched contest.

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Conservative SeatGA-10
Endorsed ChallengerHouston Gaines
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Race background & current factsUpdated August 9, 2026
Current statusRepublican nominee · General election
Featured candidateHouston GainesAge 31 · Millennial · Open-seat candidate
Race / opponentFaces Democrat Pamela DeLancy on November 3
Campaign finance$2.30M total receipts · $703K cash on handFEC coverage through June 30, 2026

Gaines won the May 19 Republican primary over Ryan Millsap and Jeff Baker. The seat is open because incumbent Mike Collins pursued the U.S. Senate, leaving Gaines to defend a Republican-leaning district in the general election.

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Conservative SeatTX-19
Endorsed ChallengerTom Sell
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Race background & current factsUpdated August 9, 2026
Current statusRunoff winner · Republican nominee
Featured candidateTom SellChallenger · Open-seat candidate
Race / opponentDefeated Abraham Enriquez; faces Democrat Kyle Rable
Campaign finance$2.14M total receipts · $385K cash on handFEC coverage through June 30, 2026

Sell won the May 26 Republican runoff with roughly 64% of the vote after the retirement of incumbent Jodey Arrington opened the seat. He now advances to the November general election in a heavily Republican West Texas district.

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Primary BattlegroundIA-2
Endorsed CandidateJoe Mitchell
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Race background & current factsUpdated August 9, 2026
Current statusPrimary winner · Republican nominee
Featured candidateJoe MitchellAge 29 · Gen Z · Open-seat candidate
Race / opponentDefeated Charlie McClintock; faces Democrat Lindsay James
Campaign finance$1.94M total receipts · $896K cash on handFEC coverage through June 30, 2026

Mitchell won the June 2 Republican primary with about 61% of the vote. The former Iowa state representative is competing for the open seat created by Ashley Hinson’s Senate campaign, with the general-election fight now centered on Mitchell and state Rep. Lindsay James.

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Conservative SeatFL-19
Endorsed CandidateCatalina Lauf
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Race background & current factsUpdated August 9, 2026
Current statusActive Republican primary · August 18
Featured candidateCatalina LaufAge 33 · Millennial · Challenger
Race / opponentCrowded open-seat primary; no incumbent on the ballot
Campaign finance$1.4M in individual donationsReported through June 30, 2026

Lauf is competing in a crowded Republican primary to replace Byron Donalds, who left the seat open to run for governor. The field includes several well-funded and nationally known contenders, making fundraising, name recognition, and late turnout decisive ahead of the August 18 primary.

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