BOSTON (AP) — Here’s a look at the winners in Thursday’s primary contests for U.S. Senate and U.S. House in Massachusetts.

U.S. Senate:

Republican incumbent U.S. Sen. Scott Brown and Democrat Elizabeth Warren had no primary challengers and will face each other in November.

1st District:

Democratic U.S. Rep. Richard Neal of Springfield defeated state Sen. Andrea Nuciforo Jr. and humorist Bill Shein in the Democratic primary in the new 1st District, virtually assuring Neal of a 13th term since there are no Republicans in the race.

2nd District:

Democratic U.S. Rep. James McGovern of Worcester won a Democratic primary in the 2nd District, beating challenger William Feegbeh, and is a virtual lock to win re-election because there is no Republican on the November ballot.

3rd District:

Democratic U.S. Rep. Niki Tsongas of Lowell had no primary opponent in the 3rd District and will face Republican Jon Golnik in the November election. Golnik beat Tom Weaver on Thursday.

4th District:

Democrat Joseph Kennedy III easily beat two lesser-known Democrats in the new 4th District and in November will face Republican Sean Bielat, who won the GOP primary, defeating Elizabeth Childs and David Steinhof.

5th District:

Democratic U.S. Rep. Ed Markey of Malden will face Republican Tom Tierney in November after Tierney won a three-way GOP primary in the 5th Congressional District.

6th District:

Democratic U.S. Rep. John Tierney of Salem and Republican Richard Tisei, a former state senator and the 2010 nominee for lieutenant governor, faced no primary challengers and will go head to head in the 6th District in November.

7th District:

Democratic U.S. Rep. Michael Capuano of Somerville faced no primary challenge in the new 7th District and has no Republican challenger in November.

8th District:

Democratic U.S. Rep. Stephen Lynch of Boston will face Republican Joe Selvaggi in November after Selvaggi defeated Matt Temperley of Quincy in the GOP primary in the new 8th District. Lynch had no primary opponent.

9th District: