4 takeaways from Tuesday's elections in Alabama, Virginia, Georgia and DC - CNN

Tuesday's elections also set the matchups for several key House races in Virginia and Georgia.

Brian Kemp and Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger cruised past Republican primary challengers backed by Trump, who is still fuming over their rejection of his lies about election fraud in 2020, Georgia GOP voters rejected two more candidates endorsed by the former President in congressional primary runoffs Tuesday, according to CNN projections.

Rich McCormick, an emergency room doctor and retired Marine, will win the Republican nomination for Georgia's 6th District, defeating Trump-backed attorney Jake Evans in Tuesday's runoff for the metro Atlanta district.

David Perdue to become Kemp's Trump-backed challenger while the former President backed Jones in the House race he lost Tuesday.

Ted Cruz of Texas and Rand Paul of Kentucky, a slew of conservative House members and more in Alabama's Republican primary runoff to replace retiring Sen.

And on Tuesday, Britt -- and Trump -- prevailed, CNN projected.

Britt, a former chief of staff to Shelby who went on to lead the Business Council of Alabama, and Brooks, a six-term congressman and member of the hard-line House Freedom Caucus, had finished in the top two of the state's May primary to advance to the runoff.

Bowser poised for third term as DC mayor

After winning the Democratic primary Tuesday, Washington, DC, Mayor Muriel Bowser is now all but certain to become the first DC mayor to win a third term since Marion Barry did it in 1986.

Elaine Luria in the Virginia Beach-based 2nd District, setting the matchup for what's expected to be one of the nation's most competitive House races, CNN projected.