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2010 Midterm Elections (view source)
Revision as of 16:09, September 27, 2009
, 16:09, September 27, 2009→Republican incumbents
*'''North Carolina'''
*'''North Carolina'''
First-term Republican [[Richard Burr]] may be vulnerable after [[Barack Obama]] won [[North Carolina]]'s 15 electoral votes by a narrow margin, and Democrat [[Kay Hagan]] defeated Republican Senator [[Elizabeth Dole]]. It is also worth noting that now a single Senator has held this seat for more than one term since 1974. State Attorney General Roy Cooper announced he will not challenge Burr, and Democrats are still looking for a candidate.
First-term Republican [[Richard Burr]] may be vulnerable after [[Barack Obama]] won [[North Carolina]]'s 15 electoral votes by a narrow margin, and Democrat [[Kay Hagan]] defeated Republican Senator [[Elizabeth Dole]]. It is also worth noting that not a single Senator has held this seat for more than one term since 1974. State Attorney General Roy Cooper announced he will not challenge Burr, and Democrats are still looking for a candidate.
*'''South Carolina'''
*'''South Carolina'''
*'''Utah'''
*'''Utah'''
Three-term Senator [[Robert Bennett]] represents a state that John McCain won by over thirty=percentage points and is expected to win reelection by a comfortable margin.
Three-term Senator [[Robert Bennett]] represents a state that John McCain won by over thirty-percentage points and is expected to win reelection by a comfortable margin.
==Governors==
==Governors==