2026 Elections

Democrats enjoy early lead in Legislative District 14

Two House of Representative seats and one Senate seat are being decided in Legislative District 14.

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Democrats could be making historic inroads in Legislative District 14 if first results are any indication.

The problem for the Democrats and the consolation for the Republicans is that they are only first results.

Democrat Stephanie Walsh leads Republican Mylie Biggs in the LD14 Senate seat race. Walsh has 32,154 votes, good for 55%. Biggs, the daughter of gubernatorial candidate Andy Biggs, has 26,265 votes, 44.96%.

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