Last election By the Numbers
There are some seats we will never win
Some states like NY have alot of fight & hard work ahead of them
AL Richard Shelby R +[198] Richard Shelby (R) 67.55%
Wayne Sowell (D) 32.35%
AK Lisa Murkowski R +[201] Lisa Murkowski (R) 48.58%
Tony Knowles (D) 45.55%
Marc Millican (I) 2.88%
Jerry Sanders (AKI) 1.23%
Jim Sykes (G) 0.99%
AZ John McCain R +[204] Jim Deakin (R)[205]
Chris Simcox (R)[206]
Rudy Garcia (D)[208] John McCain (R) 76.74%
Stuart Starky (D) 20.62%
Ernest Hancock (L) 2.64%
AR Blanche Lincoln D +[99] Kim Hendren (R)[101]
Tom Cox (R)[101]
Chris Coleman (R)[101]
Fred Ramey (R)[101]
Conrad Reynolds (R)[101]
Gilbert Baker (R)[101]
Tom Cotton (R)[101]
John Gray (G)[256] Blanche Lincoln (D) 55.90%
Jim Holt (R) 44.07%
CA Barbara Boxer D +[106] Chuck DeVore (R)[107]
Al Ramirez (R)[108]
Carly Fiorina (R) Barbara Boxer (D) 57.71%
Bill Jones (R) 37.80%
Marsha J. Feinland (P&F) 2.02%
James P. Gray (L) 1.80%
CO Michael Bennet D +[115] Ken Buck (R)[119]
Ryan Frazier (R)[257]
Cleve Tidwell (R)[122] Ken Salazar (D) 51.30%
Pete Coors (R) 46.53%
CT Chris Dodd D -[258] Merrick Alpert (D)[259]
Richard Blumenthal (D)[260]
Rob Simmons (R)[6]
Peter Schiff (R)[261] Chris Dodd (D) 66.35%
Jack Orchulli (R) 32.13%
DE A Ted Kaufman D -[14] Christine O’Donnell (R)[16] Joe Biden (D) 64.69%
Christine O’Donnell (R) 35.31%
FL George LeMieux R -[33] Bob Coggins (R)[42]
Charlie Crist (R)[35]
Linda Vasquez Littlefield (R)[43]
Gwendolyn McClellan (R)[42]
Marco Rubio (R)[37]
Bob Smith (R)[38]
Marion Thorpe (R)[45]
Tom Walsh (R)[46]
Joe Allen (D)[50]
Tyrone Brown (D)[42]
Kevin Burns (D)[48]
George Lovenguth (I)[49]
Kendrick Meek (D)[47] Mel Martinez (R) 49.43%
Betty Castor (D) 48.32%
Dennis F. Bradley (V) 2.24%
GA Johnny Isakson R +[262] Johnny Isakson (R) 57.88%
Denise Majette (D) 39.98%
Allen Buckley (L) 2.14%
HI Daniel Inouye D +[127] Daniel Inouye (D) 75.51%
Campbell Cavasso (R) 20.99%
Jim Brewer (I) 2.23%
Lloyd Jeffrey Mallan (L) 1.27%
ID Mike Crapo R Mike Crapo (R) 99.18%
Write-ins 0.82%
IL Roland Burris D -[21] Alexi Giannoulias (D)
David H. Hoffman(D)
Robert Marshall (D)
Jacob Meister (D)
Corey Dabney (D)
Cheryle Jackson (D)
Willie Boyd, Jr. (D)
John Arrington (R)
Mark Kirk (R)
Don Lowery (R)
Andy Martin (R)
Kathleen Thomas (R)
Patrick Hughes (R)
Robert Zadek (R)
Tom Kuna (R)
LeAlan Jones (G)
Michael Labno (L)
Eric Wallace (ind?)
Barack Obama (D) 69.97%
Alan Keyes (R) 27.05%
Albert Franzen (I) 1.58%
Jerry Kohn (L) 1.35%
IN Evan Bayh D Marlin Stutzman (R)[133]
Don Bates, Jr. (R)[135]
John Hostettler[132] Evan Bayh (D) 61.65%
Marvin Scott (R) 37.23%
Albert Barger (L) 1.13%
IA Chuck Grassley R +[216] Bob Krause (D)[220]
Tom Fiegen (D)[219]
Roxanne Conlin[219] Chuck Grassley (R) 70.18%
Arthur Small (D) 27.88%
Christy Ann Welty (L) 1.03%
KS Sam Brownback R -[56] Jerry Moran (R)[57]
Todd Tiahrt (R)[58] Sam Brownback (R) 69.16%
Lee Jones (D) 27.49%
Steven Rosile (L) 1.93%
George Cook (Ref) 1.42%
KY Jim Bunning R -[63] Jack Conway (D)[68]
Daniel Mongiardo (D)[67]
Darlene Fitzgerald Price (D)[67]
Rand Paul (R)[66] Jim Bunning (R) 50.66%
Daniel Mongiardo (D) 49.34%
LA David Vitter R +[223] Charlie Melancon (D)[227]
Anthony “Tony G” Gentile (L) David Vitter (R) 51.03%
Chris John (D) 29.34%
John Neely Kennedy (D) 14.92%
Arthur Morrell (D) 2.56%
MD Barbara Mikulski D + Corrogan R. Vaughn (R)
Eric Wargotz (R)[263]
Jim Rutledge (R) Barbara Mikulski (D) 64.77%
E. J. Pipkin (R) 33.71%
Maria Allwine (G) 1.07%
MA B Paul Kirk D - (note B) Scott P. Brown (R)
Martha Coakley (D) Ted Kennedy (D) 69.5%
Kenneth Chase (R) 30.5%
MO Kit Bond R -[71] Roy Blunt (R)[72]
Robin Carnahan (D)[76]
Midge Potts[264] Kit Bond (R) 56.09%
Nancy Farmer (D) 42.80%
Other 1%
NV Harry Reid D +[142] Robin L. Titus (R)[144]
Mark Amodei (R)[145]
John Chachas (R)[145]
Danny Tarkanian (R)[145]
Sharron Angle (R)[145]
Sue Lowden (R)[145]
Chuck Kozak (R)[145]
Mike Wiley (R)[145]
Bill Parson[145]
Greg Dagini[146]
Mark Noonan (R)[147] Harry Reid (D) 61.08%
Richard Ziser (R) 35.14%
None 1.60%
Thomas L. Hurst (L) 1.18%
NH Judd Gregg R -[80] Paul Hodes (D)[81]
Kelly Ayotte (R)[87]
Bill Binnie (R)[87]
Jim Bender (R)[87]
Ovide Lamontagne (R)[87] Judd Gregg (R) 66.18%
Doris Haddock (D) 33.72%
NY Chuck Schumer D + Chuck Schumer (D) 71.16%
Howard Mills (R) 24.24%
Marilyn F. O’Grady (C) 3.30%
NY C Kirsten Gillibrand D +[152] Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) 67.00%
John Spencer (R) 31.01%
Howie Hawkins (G) 1.24%
NC Richard Burr R + John Hendrix (D)[233]
Kenneth Lewis (D)[234]
Elaine Marshall (D)[234]
Cal Cunningham (D)[234] Richard Burr (R) 51.60%
Erskine Bowles (D) 47.02%
Tom Bailey (L) 1.38%
ND Byron Dorgan D - Duane Sand (R)[265] Byron Dorgan (D) 68.28%
Mike Liffrig (R) 31.72%
OH George Voinovich R -[88] Rob Portman (R)[90]
Jennifer Brunner (D)[92]
Lee Fisher (D)[92]
Thomas Ganley (R) George Voinovich (R) 63.85%
Eric Fingerhut (D) 36.14%
OK Tom Coburn R +[238] Tom Coburn (R) 52.77%
Brad Carson (D) 41.24%
Sheila Bilyeu (I) 5.99%
OR Ron Wyden D + Pavel Goberman (D)[160] Ron Wyden (D) 63.39%
Al King (R) 31.75%
Teresa Kean (G) 2.42%
Dan Fitzgerald (L) 1.66%
PA Arlen Specter D +[266] Bill Kortz (D)[166]
Joe Sestak (D)[165]
Doris Smith-Ribner (D)[167]
Peg Luksik (R)[172]
Larry Murphy (R)[171]
Pat Toomey (R)[170]
Robert Townsend (R)[173] Arlen Specter (R) 52.62%
Joe Hoeffel (D) 41.99%
James N. Clymer (C) 3.96%
Betsy Summers (L) 1.43%
SC Jim DeMint R +[241] Jim DeMint (R) 53.67%
Inez Tenenbaum (D) 44.10%
SD John Thune R +[244] John Thune (R) 50.58%
Tom Daschle (D) 49.42%
UT Bob Bennett R +[247] Bob Bennett (R) 68.73%
Paul Van Dam (D) 28.40%
Gary R. Van Horn (C) 1.90%
VT Patrick Leahy D +[176] Cris Ericson (I)[178] Patrick Leahy (D) 70.63%
Jack McMullen (R) 24.54%
Cris Ericson (M) 2.11%
Craig Hill (G) 1.30%
Keith Stern (I) 1.07%
WA Patty Murray D Wayne Glover (R)[267]
Sean Salazar (R)[268]
Scott Johnson (R)[185]
Rod Rieger (R)[187]
Craig Williams (R)[188]
Chris Widener (R)[189]
Clint Didier [190] Patty Murray (D) 54.98%
George Nethercutt (R) 42.74%
J. Mills (L) 1.21%
Mark B. Wilson (G) 1.08%
WI Russ Feingold D +[193] Rob Taylor (C)
Dave Westlake (R)[194] Russ Feingold (D) 55.35%
Tim Michels (R) 44.11%
A. Special election (to be held Nov, 2010) due to the resignation of Joe Biden to become Vice President of the United States. The term will end Jan, 2015.
B. Special election (to be held in January 19, 2010) due to the death of Ted Kennedy. The term will end Jan 3, 2013
C. Special election (to be held Nov, 2010) due to the resignation of Hillary Rodham Clinton to become United States Secretary of State. The term will end Jan 3, 2013.
In addition, the Class II Senate seat in Delaware currently held by Ted Kaufman and the Class I Senate seat in New York currently held by Kirsten Gillibrand, will be contested in special elections resulting from Joe Biden’s 2008 election as Vice President of the United States and Hillary Clinton’s appointment to the Cabinet as U.S. Secretary of State and their subsequent resignations from the Senate. Also, the Class I Senate seat in Texas currently held by Kay Bailey Hutchison, may be contested due to her intent to run for Governor of that state (she has announced her intent to resign but has yet to do so, and under Texas law does not have to resign her Senate seat to run for Governor). A special election will also be held for the Class I seat in Massachusetts, as a result of the death of Ted Kennedy. The election will be held on January 19, 2010
Could you tell me please... what do the various numbers in the square brackets mean?