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2010 Midterm Elections (view source)
Revision as of 17:31, September 9, 2009
, 17:31, September 9, 2009→Senate: Governor
Analyst Stuart Rothenberg is now reporting, "Growing public concern about spending, taxes and the size of government has started to shift the national landscape away from the Democrats to a more neutral position, and quite possibly toward the GOP."<ref>Stuart Rothenberg, "All Signs Point to Another Top-Notch Election Cycle in 2010," ''Roll Call'' Sept. 8, 2009] </ref>
Analyst Stuart Rothenberg is now reporting, "Growing public concern about spending, taxes and the size of government has started to shift the national landscape away from the Democrats to a more neutral position, and quite possibly toward the GOP."<ref>Stuart Rothenberg, "All Signs Point to Another Top-Notch Election Cycle in 2010," ''Roll Call'' Sept. 8, 2009] </ref>
==Senate==
==Senate==
The top Senate races are:<ref> See [http://voices.washingtonpost.com/thefix/house/cook-rothenberg-see-environmen.html?wprss=thefix for daily updates]</ref>
The top Senate races are:<ref>See [http://voices.washingtonpost.com/thefix/ for daily updates</ref>
*1 Connecticut Democrat
*1 Connecticut Democrat
*2 New Hampshire Open (now Republican)
*2 New Hampshire Open (now Republican)
*9 Louisiana Republican
*9 Louisiana Republican
*10 Delaware Open (now Democrat)
*10 Delaware Open (now Democrat)
==Governors==
The top races for governorships, and the parties now in power, are:<ref>See [http://voices.washingtonpost.com/thefix/ for daily updates</ref>
for 2009:
* Virginia Democrat
* N.J. Democrat
for 2010:
*1 Kansas Democrat
*2 R.I. Republican
*3 Hawaii Republican
*4 Nevada Republican
*5 Tennessee Democrat
*6 Michigan Democrat
*7 Oklahoma Democrat
*8 Florida Republican
*9 N.Y. Democrat