Some state lawmakers are dealing with more than just this current session.

Several will also have to focus on winning reelection.

The filing deadline for the upcoming 2024 primary was today at 4 p.m. Eastern Time.

All 100 state House seats are up for reelection, as well as odd numbered state Senate seats.

Some interesting races to watch between now and may include a Republican primary race.

And District 45, where incumbent Killian Timoney of Lexington is being challenged by Thomas Jefferson and Republican Representative Kim Moser, or chair of the House Health Services Committee, is being challenged by Karen Campbell and the Democratic primary.

Three people are looking to take over for outgoing state Representative Ruthann Palombo, including her son Jamie, who is in a three way primary, and another Lexington Democrat, Representative George Brown, is being challenged by Daniel Whitley over in the state Senate.

Louisville Democratic Minority Floor Leader Gerald Neal faces a primary challenge from Michael Churchill and Republican Senator Adrian Southworth has picked up a primary challenger in Aaron Reed and District seven.

Those are just some of the state races to keep your eye on and on the federal level.

Former Republican gubernatorial candidate Eric Deters.

He filed today to challenge six term incumbent Congressman Thomas Massie in Kentucky's fourth Congressional District.

Kentucky's primary election is May 21st.