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→Senate Contests: updates
'''* Connecticut'''
'''* Connecticut'''
Independent [[Joe Lieberman]] is retiring. Six Democrats including Chris Murphy and five Republicans have declared including [[Linda McMahon]]. McMahon leads Republican candidate Chris Shays, endorsed by [[Karl Rove]], by a whopping 29% and is 3% behind likely Democrat nominee Chris Murphy.
Independent [[Joe Lieberman]] is retiring. Democrat Chris Murphy will face Republican challenger [[Linda McMahon]].
'''* Delaware'''
'''* Delaware'''
'''* Florida'''
'''* Florida'''
Democrat [[Bill Nelson]] is the incumbent. George LeMieux [R], Mike McCalister [R] and Connie Mack [R]. [[Rasmussen]] says Nelson is struggling to get above the 50 percent mark and is vulnerable if Romney carries Florida.
Democrat [[Bill Nelson]] is the incumbent. he will face Republican Representative Connie Mack. [[Rasmussen]] says Nelson is struggling to get above the 50 percent mark and is vulnerable if Romney carries Florida.
'''* Hawaii'''
'''* Hawaii'''
Democrat [[Daniel Akaka]] is retiring. Ed Case [D], Mazie Hirono [D], John Carroll [R], John Roco [R], and former Governor [[Linda Lingle]].
Democrat [[Daniel Akaka]] is retiring. Democrat Mazie Hirono will face former Republican Governor [[Linda Lingle]].
'''* Indiana'''
'''* Indiana'''
'''* Michigan'''
'''* Michigan'''
Democrat [[Debbie Stabenow]] is the incumbent. Nine Republican challengers including [[Pete Hoekstra]].
Democrat [[Debbie Stabenow]] is the incumbent and will face Republican [[Pete Hoekstra]].
'''* Minnesota'''
'''* Minnesota'''
'''* Missouri'''
'''* Missouri'''
Democrat [[Claire McCaskill]] is the incumbent, and [[movement conservative]] [[Todd Akin]] is the [[Republican]] nominee.
Democrat [[Claire McCaskill]] is the incumbent and [[movement conservative]] [[Todd Akin]] is the [[Republican]] nominee.
'''* Montana'''
'''* Montana'''
'''* Nebraska'''
'''* Nebraska'''
Democrat [[Ben Nelson]] is retiring. [[Pro-life]] [[Deb Fischer]] defeated [[RINO]] Jon Bruning for the Republican nomination; and will face including Democrat Bob Kerrey.
Democrat [[Ben Nelson]] is retiring. [[Pro-life]] [[Deb Fischer]] defeated [[RINO]] Jon Bruning for the Republican nomination; and will face Democrat Bob Kerrey.
'''* Nevada'''
'''* Nevada'''
'''* Washington'''
'''* Washington'''
Democrat [[Maria Cantwell]] is the incumbent. [[Art Coday]] [R], Michael Baumgartner are the Republican challengers.
Democrat [[Maria Cantwell]] is the incumbent. Michael Baumgartner is the Republican challenger.
'''* West Virginia'''
'''* West Virginia'''
'''* Wisconsin'''
'''* Wisconsin'''
Democrat [[Herb Kohl]] is retiring. Tammy Baldwin is the declared Democrat and four Republicans including [[Senate Conservatives Fund]] endorsement of Mark Neumann and former Governor [[Tommy Thompson]]. May 2012 election polling has Thompson winning 50% of the vote over Baldwin. [http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/elections/election_2012/election_2012_senate_elections/wisconsin/election_2012_wisconsin_senate]
Democrat [[Herb Kohl]] is retiring. Democrat Tammy Baldwin will face Republicans Tommy Thompson or Eric Hovde.
'''* Wyoming'''
'''* Wyoming'''