New congressional maps have scrambled races in both states.
Here’s a look at the House primaries we’re watching Tuesday:
Florida
GOP Rep. John Rutherford is seeking a fourth term in the new 5th District, while the 4th District, which includes the west side of Jacksonville, is an open seat. Many elected Republicans have rallied around state Sen. Aaron Bean, a 16-year veteran of the state legislature. Also in the GOP race is Navy veteran Erick Aguilar, who unsuccessfully challenged Rutherford in 2020 and is running on an “Americans First” message. Trump would have carried the 4th and 5th districts by 7 and 16 points, respectively.
There are competitive Democratic primaries in three South Florida seats — two that are safe for the party and one competitive district anchored in urban Miami.
New York
In New York City, all eyes will be on the Democratic primaries in two deep-blue districts that have drawn national attention.
New York is also holding two upstate special House elections Tuesday.
Molinaro and Ryan on Tuesday are also seeking their party nods for a full term — but from different districts. Molinaro is running unopposed for the GOP nomination for the new 19th District, which Biden would have carried by 5 points. Attorney Josh Riley and businesswoman Jamie Cheney are competing for the Democratic nod.
Ryan is running for a full term in the new 18th District, which Biden would have carried by 8 points. State Assemblyman Colin Schmitt, who is in the National Republican Congressional Committee’s Young Guns program for promising recruits, is unopposed for the GOP nomination.
There are three open seats on Long Island that could potentially see competitive races in the fall.
Oklahoma
CNN’s Renée Rigdon contributed to this report.