Most legislative incumbents are breezing to victory in Tuesday’s primary. But a handful are in hot water.

Democratic state Rep. Teri Anulewicz is narrowly trailing her far-left opponent Gabriel Sanchez in the Smyrna-based district, though many precincts still haven’t been tallied.

Rep. Teri Anulewicz (D-Smyrna) is congratulated after her first bill passed the house, March 1, 2019. (Bob Andres/The Atlanta Journal-Constitution/TNS)

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Republican state Rep. Steven Sainz is in a tight race against two GOP challengers in coastal Georgia, while GOP state Rep. Lauren Daniel is in a close contest against Noelle Kahaian.

In the only race in the state with two incumbent lawmakers facing off for reelection, state Rep. Saira Draper has a solid lead over fellow incumbent Becky Evans.

And Democratic state Sen. Sally Harrel has a big edge over David Lubin, the father of a slain Israeli police officer who ran for office after Harrell abstained from voting on a measure to combat antisemitism.