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2010 Midterm Elections (view source)
Revision as of 20:12, September 11, 2009
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==Notable House Races==
==Notable House Races==
The following incumbent Congressman are considered the most vulnerable by non-partison political analysis.
The following House races are expected to be the most competitive by non-partison political analysis.
*'''Bobby Bright (D) of Alabama's 2nd congressional district:'''
*'''Bobby Bright (D) of Alabama's 2nd congressional district:'''
Frank Kratovil was elected in Maryland's strongly conservative 1st district by less than 1 percentage point in 2008, representing much of eastern Maryland. This may be one of the Democrats most difficult seats to hold. John McCain won the 1st district by 18 percentage points, while Barack Obama won statewide by 25 points. State Senator Andy Harris is expected to seek a rematch in 2010, and has raised $210,000 for a potential campaign. State Senator E.J. Pipkin may also run.
Frank Kratovil was elected in Maryland's strongly conservative 1st district by less than 1 percentage point in 2008, representing much of eastern Maryland. This may be one of the Democrats most difficult seats to hold. John McCain won the 1st district by 18 percentage points, while Barack Obama won statewide by 25 points. State Senator Andy Harris is expected to seek a rematch in 2010, and has raised $210,000 for a potential campaign. State Senator E.J. Pipkin may also run.
*'''Michael Castle (R) of Delaware's at-large district:'''
Eight term Congressman [[Michael Castle]] has held statewide office in Delaware for 30 years and would be favored to win reelection if he runs again in 2010. However, Castle has stated he is considering running for the [[United States Senate]], or may even retire. Democrats hope to gain this seat, former lieutenant governor John Carney, who unsuccessfully sought the Democrat nomination for governor in 2008, has announced his candidacy.
==Senate==
==Senate==