U.S. Rep. Angie Craig wins reelection

Catch up quick: Craig, who flipped the district for Democrats in 2018, focused her campaign on abortion rights and bills she backed to promote lower prices and increased public funding for local law enforcement.

• She sought to distance herself from less-popular policies and votes aligned with the Biden administration. She was one of the first House Democrats to call for the incumbent president to drop out of the race following the June 27 debate.

Teirab, a former federal prosecutor, centered his campaign on the argument that Democrats haven't done enough to improve the economy and border security.

• He lost his bid for the Republican Party's endorsement but won the August primary after his GOP rival dropped out of the race in July.

The bottom line: This year's race in the battleground district didn't attract as much outside spending as in past cycles.

• Campaign finance reports and ad reservations showed Craig and Democratic allies with a spending advantage over the Republicans.