On Tuesday, the United States midterm primaries continue with voters casting ballots in Connecticut, Vermont, and Alabama. In Connecticut, Democratic incumbent Governor Ned Lamont seeks a third term amidst criticism from progressive challenger Josh Elliott, who advocates for increased taxes on the state's wealthiest residents and greater investment in public services. The Democratic nominee will face Republican state Senator Ryan Fazio in November. Meanwhile, Vermont voters choose their candidates for governor, lieutenant governor, and state auditor, with two Democrats challenging incumbent Republican Governor Phil Scott. Alabama holds special primary elections for US House nominees in four districts under a new map that eliminates one majority-Black district. In District 2, Democratic Representative Shomari Figures faces six Republican challengers, including Trump-endorsed state Representative Rhett Marques, while in District 7, incumbent Terri Sewell contests her ninth term amidst competition from two Republicans. The primaries are scheduled to open as early as 6am ET and close no later than 8pm ET, with any voter in line by closing time allowed to cast a ballot.