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→‎"Midterm" Elections: (the Democratic Party) lost the following in the "midterm elections": 54 seats in the House, 8 seats in the Senate, 9 state governor seats, and 514 state legislator seats
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*State Governors: 14 seats likely to be retained or won by Democrats, 24 likely to be retained or won by Republicans, and 11 seats are "toss-ups".  (Note that the election of the governor of New Jersey occurs only every four years in an ''odd-numbered'' year, not this year; Governor Chris Christie was elected in November 2009.)
 
*State Governors: 14 seats likely to be retained or won by Democrats, 24 likely to be retained or won by Republicans, and 11 seats are "toss-ups".  (Note that the election of the governor of New Jersey occurs only every four years in an ''odd-numbered'' year, not this year; Governor Chris Christie was elected in November 2009.)
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In 1994, when Democratic President Bill Clinton had approval ratings of 46%, his party (the Democratic Party) lost the following in the "midterm elections": 54 seats in the House, 8 seats in the Senate, 9 state governor seats, and 514 state legislator seats.  It was considered a landslide loss for the Democratic Party, one of its worst ever.  How will it do in two months?
    
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