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'''* Florida'''
'''* Florida'''
Democrat [[Bill Nelson]] is the incumbent. George LeMieux [R], Mike McCalister [R] and Connie Mack [R].
Democrat [[Bill Nelson]] is the incumbent. George LeMieux [R], Mike McCalister [R] and Connie Mack [R]. April polling showed Nelson with a double digit lead.
'''* Hawaii'''
'''* Hawaii'''
'''* Maine'''
'''* Maine'''
Republican [[Olympia Snowe]] is retiring. Benjamin Pollard [D], Cynthia Dill [D], Jon Hinck [D], Matt Dunlap [D], Andrew Ian Dodge [I], Bill Schneider [R], Bruce Poliquin [R], Charlie Summers [R], Deb Plowman [R], Rick Bennett [R], Scott D’Amboise [R] including former Gov. [[Angus King]] [I].
Republican [[Olympia Snowe]] is retiring. Benjamin Pollard [D], Cynthia Dill [D], Jon Hinck [D], Matt Dunlap [D], Andrew Ian Dodge [I], Bill Schneider [R], Bruce Poliquin [R], Charlie Summers [R], Deb Plowman [R], Rick Bennett [R], Scott D’Amboise [R] including former Gov. [[Angus King]] [I]. Polling predicts King will be the victor.
'''* Maryland'''
'''* Maryland'''
'''* Massachusetts'''
'''* Massachusetts'''
Republican [[Scott Brown]] is the incumbent. Three Democrats running and socialist [[Elizabeth Warren]] is the expected challenger.
Republican [[Scott Brown]] is the incumbent. Three Democrats running and socialist [[Elizabeth Warren]] is the expected challenger. Polling has this race in a tie.
'''* Michigan'''
'''* Michigan'''
'''* Nevada'''
'''* Nevada'''
Republican [[Dean Heller]] was appointed in 2011 to replace [[John Ensign]] and is considered the incumbent. Barry Ellsworth [D], Nancy Price [D], Shelley Berkley [D] have declared.
Republican [[Dean Heller]] was appointed in 2011 to replace [[John Ensign]] and is considered the incumbent. Barry Ellsworth [D], Nancy Price [D], Shelley Berkley [D] have declared. May 2012 polling has Heller with a 11 point lead.
'''* New Jersey'''
'''* New Jersey'''
Democrat [[Bob Menendez]] is the incumbent. 3 Republican, 2 Democrats and 2 Independents have declared.
Democrat [[Bob Menendez]] is the incumbent. 3 Republican, 2 Democrats and 2 Independents have declared. Polls shoe Menendez leading all challengers.
'''* New Mexico'''
'''* New Mexico'''
'''* Virginia'''
'''* Virginia'''
Democrat [[Jim Webb]] is retiring. 3 Democrats including [[Tim Kaine]], 1 Independent and 5 Republicans including [[George Allen]] have declared.
Democrat [[Jim Webb]] is retiring. 3 Democrats including [[Tim Kaine]], 1 Independent and 5 Republicans including [[George Allen]] have declared. Polling has this race tied.
'''* Washington'''
'''* Washington'''
'''* West Virginia'''
'''* West Virginia'''
Democrat [[Joe Manchin]] is the incumbent. He will face Republican John Raese. Barack Obama polls so poorly in this state that Manchin refuses to say who he'll vote in November for President. [http://www.nationaljournal.com/congress/manchin-won-t-endorse-obama-charleston-paper-won-t-endorse-manchin-20120425]
Democrat [[Joe Manchin]] is the incumbent. He will face Republican John Raese. Barack Obama polls so poorly in this state that Manchin refuses to say who he'll vote for President. [http://www.nationaljournal.com/congress/manchin-won-t-endorse-obama-charleston-paper-won-t-endorse-manchin-20120425]
'''* Wisconsin'''
'''* Wisconsin'''
Republican [[John Barrasso]] is the incumbent.
Republican [[John Barrasso]] is the incumbent.
==States without a Senate race in 2012==
==<small>States without a Senate race in 2012</small>==
Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, [[Colorado]], Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, [[Kentucky]], Louisiana, N. Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon, S. Carolina, s. Dakaota, Vermont.
Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, [[Colorado]], Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, [[Kentucky]], Louisiana, N. Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon, S. Carolina, s. Dakaota, Vermont.