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2014 Midterm Elections (view source)
Revision as of 01:58, February 8, 2014
, 01:58, February 8, 2014→Democrat Incumbents: updates
*[[Max Baucus]] (Montana)[1]
*[[Max Baucus]] (Montana)[1]
*[[Mark Begich]] (Alaska)
*[[Mark Begich]] (Alaska)<br>Three GOP candidates are running to challenge Begich: Lieutenant Governor Mead Treadwell, Iraq veteran [[Joe Miller]], and State Natural Resources Commissioner Dan Sullivan.
*[[Cory Booker]] (New Jersey)
*[[Cory Booker]] (New Jersey)
*[[Chris Coons]] (Deleware)
*[[Chris Coons]] (Deleware)
*[[Richard Durbin]] (Illinois)
*[[Richard Durbin]] (Illinois)
*[[Al Franken]] (Minnesota)
*[[Al Franken]] (Minnesota)
*[[Kay Hagan]] (North Carolina)
*[[Kay Hagan]] (North Carolina)<br>All potential Republican challengers lead Hagan in polling; Heather Grant, Thom Tillis, Greg Brannon, Mark Harris, and Bill Flynn.
*[[Tom Harkin]] (Iowa)[1]
*[[Tom Harkin]] (Iowa)[1]<br> Democrat Rep. Bruce Bailey has declared.
*[[Tim Johnson]] (South Dakota)[1]
*[[Tim Johnson]] (South Dakota)[1]
*[[Mary Landrieu]] (Louisiana) <br>The establishment [[GOP]] picks [[RINO]] Bill Cassidy for the nomination. The [[Senate Conservatives Fund]] picks Air Force Col. Rob Maness. <ref>[http://dailycaller.com/2013/11/08/maness-looks-to-shake-up-louisiana-senate-race/#ixzz2kD0wxeWf Maness looks to shake up Louisiana Senate race, DailyCaller.com, November 8, 2013]</ref>
*[[Mary Landrieu]] (Louisiana) <br>The establishment [[GOP]] picks [[RINO]] Bill Cassidy for the nomination. The [[Senate Conservatives Fund]] picks Air Force Col. Rob Maness. <ref>[http://dailycaller.com/2013/11/08/maness-looks-to-shake-up-louisiana-senate-race/#ixzz2kD0wxeWf Maness looks to shake up Louisiana Senate race, DailyCaller.com, November 8, 2013]</ref>
*[[Carl Levin]] (Michigan)[1]
*[[Carl Levin]] (Michigan)[1]<br> GOP Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land will face Democrat Rep. Gary Peters.
*[[Ed Markey]] (Massachusetts)
*[[Ed Markey]] (Massachusetts)
*[[Jeff Merkley]] (Oregon)
*[[Jeff Merkley]] (Oregon)
*[[Mark Pryor]] (Arkansas)
*[[Mark Pryor]] (Arkansas)<br>Republican Rep. Tom Cotton is the challenger and polls ahead of Pryor.
*[[Jack Reed]] (Rhode Island)
*[[Jack Reed]] (Rhode Island)
*[[Jay Rockefeller]] (West Virginia)[1]
*[[Jay Rockefeller]] (West Virginia)[1]
*[[Mark Udall]] (Colorado)
*[[Mark Udall]] (Colorado)
*[[Tom Udall]] (New Mexico)
*[[Tom Udall]] (New Mexico)
*[[Mark Warner]] (Virginia)
*[[Mark Warner]] (Virginia)<br>Republican Ed Gillespie has declared his intention to run against Warner.
===Republican Incumbents===
===Republican Incumbents===