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Analyst Stuart Rothenberg is now reporting, "Growing public concern about spending, taxes and the size of government has started to shift the national landscape away from the Democrats to a more neutral position, and quite possibly toward the GOP."<ref>Stuart Rothenberg, "All Signs Point to Another Top-Notch Election Cycle in 2010," ''Roll Call'' Sept. 8, 2009] </ref> Furthermore, an advantage for Republicans is that currently 48 House Democrats, 8 more than the size of their majority, come from districts that voted for both George W. Bush and John McCain. <ref>http://www.nationaljournal.com/njmagazine/cookreport.php</ref>
Analyst Stuart Rothenberg is now reporting, "Growing public concern about spending, taxes and the size of government has started to shift the national landscape away from the Democrats to a more neutral position, and quite possibly toward the GOP."<ref>Stuart Rothenberg, "All Signs Point to Another Top-Notch Election Cycle in 2010," ''Roll Call'' Sept. 8, 2009] </ref> Furthermore, an advantage for Republicans is that currently 48 House Democrats, 8 more than the size of their majority, come from districts that voted for both George W. Bush and John McCain. <ref>http://www.nationaljournal.com/njmagazine/cookreport.php</ref>
==Notable House Races==
==House Races==
''See: [[2010 House Elections]]''
'''Defeated Incumbents'''
*Rep. [[Bobby Bright]] (D-Alabama)
*Rep. [[Ann Kirkpatrick]] (D-Arizona)
*Rep. [[Harry Mitchell]] (D-Arizona)
*Rep. [[John Salazar]] (D-Colorado)
*Rep. [[Betsy Markey]] (D-Colorado)
*Rep. [[Allen Boyd]] (D-Florida)
*Rep. [[Alan Grayson]] (D-Florida)
*Rep. [[Ron Klein]] (D-Florida)
*Rep. [[Suzanne Kosmas]] (D-Florida)
*Rep. [[Jim Marshall]] (D-Georgia)
*Rep. [[Charles Djou]] (R-Hawaii)
*Rep. [[Walt Minnick]] (D-Idaho)
*Rep. [[Melissa Bean]] (D-Illinois)
*Rep. [[Debbie Halvorson]] (D-Illinois)
*Rep. [[Bill Foster]] (D-Illinois)
*Rep. [[Phil Hare]] (D-Illinois)
*Rep. [[Baron Hill]] (D-Indiana)
*Rep. [[Joseph Cao]] (R-Louisiana)
*Rep. [[Frank Kratovil]] (D-Maryland)
*Rep. [[Mark Schauer]] (D-Michigan)
*Rep. [[James Oberstar]] (D-Minnesota)
*Rep. [[Travis Childers]] (D-Mississippi)
*Rep. [[Gene Taylor]] (D-Mississippi)
*Rep. [[Ike Skelton]] (D-Missouri)
*Rep. [[Dina Titus]] (D-Nevada)
*Rep. [[Carol Shea-Porter]] (D-New Hampshire)
*Rep. [[John Adler]] (D-New Jersey)
*Rep. [[Harry Teague]] (D-New Mexico)
*Rep. [[Michael McMahon]] (D-New York)
*Rep. [[John Hall]] (D-New York)
*Rep. [[Scott Murphy]] (D-New York)
*Rep. [[Mike Arcuri]] (D-New York)
*Rep. [[Dan Maffei]] (D-New York)
*Rep. [[Bob Etheridge]] (D-North Carolina)
*Rep. [[Earl Pomeroy]] (D-North Dakota)
*Rep. [[Steve Driehaus]] (D-Ohio)
*Rep. [[Charlie Wilson]] (D-Ohio)
*Rep. [[Mary Jo Kilroy]] (D-Ohio)
*Rep. [[John Boccieri]] (D-Ohio)
*Rep. [[Zack Space]] (D-Ohio)
*Rep. [[Kathy Dahlkemper]] (D-Pennsylvania)
*Rep. [[Patrick Murphy]] (D-Pennsylvania)
*Rep. [[Chris Carney]] (D-Pennsylvania)
*Rep. [[Paul Kanjorski]] (D-Pennsylvania)
*Rep. [[John Spratt]] (D-South Carolina)
*Rep. [[Stephanie Herseth Sandlin]] (D-South Dakota)
*Rep. [[Lincoln Davis]] (D-Tennessee)
*Rep. [[Chet Edwards]] (D-Texas)
*Rep. [[Ciro Rodriguez]] (D-Texas)
*Rep. [[Solomon Ortiz]] (D-Texas)
*Rep. [[Glenn Nye]] (D-Virginia)
*Rep. [[Tom Perriello]] (D-Virginia)
*Rep. [[Rick Boucher]] (D-Virginia)
*Rep. [[Steve Kagen]] (D-Wisconsin)
==Senate==
==Senate==