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→Democrat Incumbents: update Minnesota
*[[Chris Coons]] (Delaware)
*[[Chris Coons]] (Delaware)
*[[Richard Durbin]] (Illinois)
*[[Richard Durbin]] (Illinois)
*[[Al Franken]] (Minnesota)<br>Franken remains popular. Republican Mike McFadden is considered most likely to win the party nomination.
*[[Al Franken]] (Minnesota)<br>Franken remains popular. Republican Mike McFadden is considered most likely to win the party nomination. Sarah Palin endorses Julianne Ortman.
*[[Kay Hagan]] (North Carolina)<br>All potential Republican challengers lead Hagan in polling; Thom Tillis(Endorsed by Karl Rove), [[Dr. Greg Brannon]] (Endorsed by Rand Paul), Heather Grant, Mark Harris, and Bill Flynn.
*[[Kay Hagan]] (North Carolina)<br>All potential Republican challengers lead Hagan in polling; Thom Tillis(Endorsed by Karl Rove), [[Dr. Greg Brannon]] (Endorsed by Rand Paul), Heather Grant, Mark Harris, and Bill Flynn.
*[[Tom Harkin]] (Iowa)[1]<br> Democrat Rep. Mark Braley has declared. Conservative Republican Sam Clovis and former U.S. attorney Matt Whitaker has declared. The GOP establishment chooses liberal Republican Mark Jacobs. [[Sarah Palin]] and the Heritage Foundation have endorsed former Iraqi veteran and state Senator Joni Ernst.
*[[Tom Harkin]] (Iowa)[1]<br> Democrat Rep. Mark Braley has declared. Conservative Republican Sam Clovis and former U.S. attorney Matt Whitaker has declared. The GOP establishment chooses liberal Republican Mark Jacobs. [[Sarah Palin]] and the Heritage Foundation have endorsed former Iraqi veteran and state Senator Joni Ernst.