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2010 Midterm Elections (view source)
Revision as of 01:27, September 13, 2009
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Republican John Campbell, easily elected to three terms in Congress, may be a target from Democrats after Barack Obama won the 48th district 49%-48%. However, it remains a Republican stronghold and Campbell is favored to win reelection. Democrat City Councilwoman Beth Krom is preparing for a campaign.
Republican John Campbell, easily elected to three terms in Congress, may be a target from Democrats after Barack Obama won the 48th district 49%-48%. However, it remains a Republican stronghold and Campbell is favored to win reelection. Democrat City Councilwoman Beth Krom is preparing for a campaign.
*'''Brian Bilbray (R) of California's 50th congressional district:'''
Three-term Congressman Brian Bilbray, a pro-choice moderate Republican who represents a [[San Diego]]-area district, was reelected by 5 percentage points in 2008. Democrats have recruited Dave Roberts, a city councilman with military experience to run. Other possible candidates include attorney Tracy Emblem and ex-prosecuter Nick Leibham. Given the 50th districts conservative-leanings, CQ Politics have ranked the race "Republican Favored."
===Delaware===
===Delaware===