Who Won and Who lost in Tuesday’s Elections

Voters in Alabama, Georgia, Virginia and Washington, D.C., weighed in on elections for the Senate, House and different workplaces on Tuesday. And officers in Texas introduced the outcomes of a recount in a carefully watched Democratic major for the House.

Here is a rundown of among the most notable wins and losses:

Alabama

• Katie Britt, a former lobbyist and chief of employees to Senator Richard Shelby, convincingly defeated Representative Mo Brooks in a runoff for the Republican nomination for Senate. Former President Donald J. Trump had initially endorsed Mr. Brooks, however he withdrew that help in March because the congressman’s ballot numbers sagged. This month, in the race’s last days, Mr. Trump endorsed Ms. Britt.

Georgia

• Mike Collins, the proprietor of a trucking firm, easily captured the Republican runoff in Georgia’s tenth Congressional District, brushing apart Vernon Jones, a former state lawmaker who had the backing of Mr. Trump.

• Rich McCormick, a doctor and retired Marine, defeated Jake Evans, the previous chair of Georgia’s ethics fee and the son of a Trump administration ambassador, in the Republican major runoff for Georgia’s Sixth Congressional District. Mr. Evans had been endorsed by Mr. Trump.

• Bee Nguyen, a state consultant, won the Democratic nomination for secretary of state. She will face the Republican incumbent, Brad Raffensperger, who resisted Mr. Trump’s calls for to “find” extra votes that may assist him overturn the 2020 presidential contest in the state.

• Jeremy Hunt, a well-funded retired Army captain backed by prime Republican leaders, was defeated by Chris West, a lawyer and Air National Guard officer, in the Republican major in the Second Congressional District. Mr. West will face Representative Sanford Bishop Jr., a reasonable Democrat.

Virginia

• Jen Kiggans, a state senator, picked up the Republican nomination in the Second Congressional District, handily beating Jarome Bell, who had called for the execution of people convicted of voter fraud. Ms. Kiggans will face Representative Elaine Luria, a Democrat, in what is predicted to be a extremely aggressive House race in the autumn.

• Yesli Vega, a sheriff’s deputy on the Prince William County Board of Supervisors, prevailed in the Republican major in the state’s Seventh Congressional District. She will tackle Representative Abigail Spanberger, an embattled Democrat.

Washington, D.C.

Texas

• Representative Henry Cuellar, the nine-term congressman from South Texas, has defeated his progressive challenger, Jessica Cisneros, a lawyer, in keeping with a recount of ballots from their May 24 runoff. In November, Mr. Cuellar will face Cassy Garcia, a former aide to Senator Ted Cruz who received the Republican nomination.

Maya King and Jazmine Ulloa contributed reporting.