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2010 Midterm Elections (view source)
Revision as of 04:01, September 15, 2009
, 04:01, September 15, 2009→Notable House Races
*'''Jim Langevin (D) of Rhode Island's 2nd congressional district:'''
*'''Jim Langevin (D) of Rhode Island's 2nd congressional district:'''
Given that Barack Obama won Rhode Island's 2nd district with 62 percent of the vote, this race will not have a competitive general election, but Democratic primary. Five-term Congressman Jim Langevin will face a challenge from State Representative Elizabeth Dennigan. Rhode Island currently suffers from a 12% unemployment rate, and Dennigan has attacked Langevin as being weak and ineffective.
Given that Barack Obama won Rhode Island's 2nd district with 62 percent of the vote, this race will not have a competitive general election, but Democratic primary. Five-term Congressman Jim Langevin will face a challenge from State Representative Elizabeth Dennigan. Rhode Island currently suffers from a 12% [[unemployment rate]], and Dennigan has attacked Langevin as being weak and ineffective.
===South Carolina===
*'''Henry Brown (R) of South Carolina's 1st congressional district:'''
Henry Brown, a five-term Republican, faced a tough reelection in 2008, winning 52%-48%. Brown, 78, may retire. If not he faces a primary challenger from Carroll "Tumpy" Campbell, son of former Governor Carroll Campbell. For the Democrats, candidates include former State Representative and 2006 nominee for [[Lieutenant Governor]], state Rep. Leonidas E. "Leon" Stavrinakis, former member of the State Housing Finance and Development Authority Robert Burton, and attorney Ashley Cooper.
*'''Joe Wilson (R) of South Carolina's 2nd congressional district:'''
Republican Congressman [[Joe Wilson]] has become a new target from Democrats in 2010 after he shouted "you lie" during [[President Obama]]'s joint session of Congress on [[health care]]. Since he made national headlines, his reelection campaign has raised over $1,005,021. <ref>http://www.politico.com/blogs/scorecard/0909/Joe_Wilson_raises_200K.html</ref> Democrat Rob Miller, who was defeated by Wilson 54%-46% in 2008, is seeking a rematch.
===Washington===
===Washington===