The political season never ends and the 2014 mid-term elections are next. There are 20 Democrats with seats for the taking and only 13 Republicans up for re-election. Only 5 Republicans and 7 Democrats have so far announced intentions to run again.
State | Incumbent | Party | Status | Opposing candidates |
2008 Election Results |
Alabama | Jeff Sessions | Republican | Jeff Sessions (R), 63%Vivian Davis Figures (D) 37% | ||
Alaska | Mark Begich | Democratic | running | Mark Begich (D) 48%,Ted Stevens (R) 47% | |
Arkansas | Mark Pryor | Democratic | running | Mark Pryor (D) 80%, Rebekah Kennedy (Grn) 21% | |
Colorado | Mark Udall | Democratic | Mark Udall (D) 53%, Bob Schaffer (R) 43% |
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Delaware | Chris Coons | Democratic | Biden (D) 65%, Christine O’Donnell (R) 35% |
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Georgia | Saxby Chambliss | Republican | running | Saxby Chambliss (R) 57%, Jim Martin (D) 43% |
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Idaho | Jim Risch | Republican | running | Jim Risch (R) 58%, Larry LaRocco (D) 34% |
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Illinois | Richard Durbin | Democratic | Richard Durbin (D) 68%, Steve Sauerberg (R) 29% |
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Iowa | Tom Harkin | Democratic | Tom Harkin (D) 63%, Christopher Reed (R) 37% |
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Kansas | Pat Roberts | Republican | running | Pat Roberts (R) 60%, Jim Slattery (D) 36% |
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Kentucky | Mitch McConnell | Republican | running | Mitch McConnell (R) 53%, Bruce Lunsford (D) 47% |
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Louisiana | Mary Landrieu | Democratic | running | Mary Landrieu (D) 52%, John Kennedy (R) 46% |
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Maine | Susan Collins | Republican | Susan Collins (R) 61%, Tom Allen (D) 39% |
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Massachusetts | John Kerry | Democratic | running | John Kerry (Democratic) 66%, Jeff Beatty (Republican) 31%, Other 3% |
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Michigan | Carl Levin | Democratic | Carl Levin (D) 63%, Jack Hoogendyk (R) 34% |
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Minnesota | Al Franken | Democratic | Al Franken (D) 42%, Norm Coleman (R) 42%, Dean Barkley (MIP) 15% |
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Mississippi | Thad Cochran | Republican | Thad Cochran (Republican) 61%, Erik R. Fleming (Democratic) 39% |
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Montana | Max Baucus | Democratic | running | Max Baucus (Democratic) 73%, Bob Kelleher (Republican) 27% | |
Nebraska | Mike Johanns | Republican | Mike Johanns (Republican) 58%, Scott Kleeb (Democratic) 40%, Other 2% |
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New Hampshire | Jeanne Shaheen | Democratic | running | Jeanne Shaheen (Democratic) 52%, John E. Sununu (Republican) 45%, Other 3% |
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New Jersey | Frank Lautenberg | Democratic | Frank Lautenberg (Democratic) 56%, Dick Zimmer (Republican) 42% | ||
New Mexico | Tom Udall | Democratic | Tom Udall (Democratic) 61%, Steve Pearce (Republican) 39% | ||
North Carolina | Kay Hagan | Democratic | Kay Hagan (Democratic) 53%, Elizabeth Dole (Republican) 44% |
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Oklahoma | Jim Inhofe | Republican | Jim Inhofe (Republican) 57%, Andrew Rice (Democratic) 39% |
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Oregon | Jeff Merkley | Democratic | Jeff Merkley (Democratic) 49%, Gordon Smith (Republican) 46% |
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Rhode Island | Jack Reed | Democratic | Jack Reed (Democratic) 73%, Robert Tingle (Republican) | ||
South Carolina | Lindsey Graham | Republican | Lindsey Graham (Republican) 58%, Bob Conley (Democratic) 42% | ||
South Dakota | Tim Johnson | Democratic | Tim Johnson (Democratic) 63%, Joel Dykstra (Republican) 37% | ||
Tennessee | Lamar Alexander | Republican | running | Lamar Alexander (Republican) 65%, Bob Tuke (Democratic) 32% | |
Texas | John Cornyn | Republican | John Cornyn (Republican) 55%, Rick Noriega (Democratic) 43% | ||
Virginia | Mark Warner | Democratic | Mark Warner (Democratic) 65%, Jim Gilmore (Republican) 34% | ||
West Virginia | Jay Rockefeller | Democratic | Jay Rockefeller (Democratic) 64%, Jay Wolfe (Republican) 36% | ||
Wyoming | Mike Enzi | Republican | Mike Enzi (Republican) 76%, Chris Rothfuss (Democratic) 24% | ||
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