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Senate Elections 2012 (view source)
Revision as of 04:24, November 26, 2012
, 04:24, November 26, 2012Added Results
==States without a Senate race in 2012==
==States without a Senate race in 2012==
Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Carolina, and South Dakota.
Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Carolina, and South Dakota.
==Results==
Republicans: Lost three seats, picked up one.
Democrats: Lost one seat, picked up two.
Independents: Picked up one seat which will caucus with the Democrats.
Senate Balance of Power after elections: 45R, 55D
===Republican===
Arizona (49.7% to 45.8%)
Mississippi (57.4% to 40.3%)
Nebraska (58.2% to 41.8%)
Nevada (45.9% to 44.7%)
Tennessee (64.9% to 30.4%)
Texas (56.6% to 40.5%)
Utah (65.2% to 30.2%)
Wyoming (75.9% to 21.6%)
===Democrats===
California (61.6% to 38.4%)
Connecticut (55.2% to 43.2%)
Delaware (66.4% to 29.0%)
Florida (55.2% to 42.2%)
Hawaii (62.6% to 37.4%)
Indiana (49.9% to 434.3%)
Maryland (55.3% to 26.6%)
Massachusetts (53.7% to 46.3%)
Minnesota (65.3% to 30.6%)
Michigan (58.8% to 38.0%)
Missouri (54.7% to 39.2%)
Montana (48.7% to 44.8%)
New Mexico (51.0% to 45.4%)
New Jersey (58.5% to 39.8%)
New York (71.9% to 26.7%)
North Dakota (50.5% to 49.5%)
Ohio (50.3% to 45.1%)
Pennsylvania (53.6% to 44.7%)
Rhode Island (64.8% to 35.2%)
Virginia (52.5% to 47.5%)
Washington (60.2% to 39.8%)
West Virginia (60.5% to 36.5%)
Wisconsin (51.5% to 45.9%)
===Independents===
Maine (52.8% to 30.7%)
Vermont (71.1% to 24.8%)
==See also==
==See also==