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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.
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.
===South Dakota===
*'''Stephanie Herseth (D) of South Dakota's at-large district:'''
Democrat Representative Stephanie Herseth has high approval ratings and was easily reelected in 2004, 2006, and 2008. She has announced she will not seek the Governorship or United States Senate, and instead run for reelection in 2010. Herseth may be vulnerable if popular two-term South Dakota Secretary of State Chris Nelson runs.
===Washington===
===Washington===