List Of Candidates Who Ran In U.S. Congress Elections, 2012

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This page contains a list of all candidates who ran in the 2012 Congressional elections.

The individual state tabs below contain names of candidates who ran for U.S. Congress in 2012. The names are broken out by state, chamber and party.

Ballotpedia staff counted a total of 2,432 candidates that ran in the 2012 Congressional elections. This count is based upon the number of profiles that Ballotpedia staff have counted using wiki categories.

Note: For election results on November 6, see this page. For all Congressional winners, see this page

States[edit]

Alabama[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Daniel H. Boman
  2. Therese Ford
  3. John Andrew Harris
  4. Rick Neighbors
  5. Charlie L. Holley
  6. Penny H. Bailey
  7. William Barnes
  8. Terri Sewell
  9. Parker Griffith

Republican[edit]

  1. Peter Gounares
  2. Pete Riehm
  3. Dean Young
  4. Mo Brooks
  5. Martha Roby
  6. Mike Rogers (Alabama)
  7. Robert Aderholt
  8. Spencer Bachus
  9. Jo Bonner
  10. Scott Beason
  11. Daniel H. Boman
  12. Al Mickle
  13. Don Chamberlain
  14. David Standridge
  15. Phil Norris (Alabama)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Alaska[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Matt Moore (Alaska)
  2. Frank Vondersaar
  3. Doug Urquidi
  4. Debra Chesnut
  5. William Bryk
  6. Sharon Cissna

Republican[edit]

  1. Don Young (Alaska)
  2. John Cox (Alaska)
  3. Terre Gales

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Arizona[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Richard Carmona

Republican[edit]

  1. Wil Cardon
  2. Bryan Hackbarth
  3. Jeff Flake
  4. Clair Van Steenwyk

Third Party[edit]

  1. Ian Gilyeat

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Ann Kirkpatrick
  2. J. Manuel Arreguin
  3. Andrei Cherny
  4. Matt Jette
  5. Ron Barber
  6. Matt Heinz
  7. Ed Pastor
  8. Amanda Aguirre
  9. David Schapira
  10. Spencer Morgan
  11. Gene Scharer
  12. Johnnie Robinson
  13. Josue Larose
  14. Charlie Manolakis
  15. Kyrsten Sinema
  16. Cesar Chavez (formerly Scott Fistler)
  17. Wenona Benally
  18. Raúl Grijalva

Republican[edit]

  1. Kirk Adams (Arizona)
  2. Trent Franks
  3. Travis Grantham
  4. Gabriela Mercer
  5. Matt Salmon
  6. Ron Gould
  7. Richard Mack (Arizona)
  8. Martha McSally
  9. Douglas Wade
  10. Matt Jette
  11. Jonathan Paton
  12. Wendy Rogers
  13. Patrick Gatti
  14. Mark Koskiniemi
  15. Jeff Thompson (Arizona)
  16. Gaither Martin
  17. Martin Sepulveda
  18. Leah Campos Schandlbauer
  19. Stephen Dolgos
  20. Tony Passalacqua
  21. Vernon Parker
  22. Lisa Borowsky
  23. Rick Murphy (Arizona Congress)
  24. Josue Larose
  25. Benjamin Quayle
  26. Helmuth Hack, Republican
  27. Paul Gosar
  28. David Schweikert

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Arkansas[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Clark Hall
  2. Gene Jeffress
  3. Gary Latanich
  4. D.C. Morrison
  5. Q. Byrum Hurst
  6. Herb Rule
  7. Scott Ellington

Republican[edit]

  1. Beth Anne Rankin
  2. Tom Cotton
  3. Rick Crawford (Arkansas)
  4. Steve Womack
  5. John Cowart

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

California[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Dianne Feinstein
  2. David Alex Levitt
  3. Colleen Shea Fernald
  4. Nak Shah
  5. Diane Stewart
  6. Mike Strimling

Republican[edit]

  1. Orly Taitz
  2. Elizabeth Emken
  3. Dirk Konopik
  4. John Boruff
  5. Dan Hughes (California)
  6. Nachum Shifren
  7. Al Ramirez
  8. Rogelio Gloria
  9. Oscar Alejandro Braun
  10. Dennis Jackson
  11. Donald Krampe
  12. Robert Lauten
  13. Rick Williams (California)
  14. Greg Conlon

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Jared Huffman
  2. Norman Solomon
  3. Jackie Conaway
  4. Jose Hernandez (California)
  5. Lee Rogers
  6. Tony Cárdenas
  7. Raul Ruiz
  8. Mark Takano
  9. Jerry Tetalman
  10. David Secor
  11. Connie Frankowiak
  12. William Courtney (California)
  13. Stacey Lawson
  14. Tiffany Renee
  15. Eric Swalwell
  16. Sukhee Kang
  17. Scott Peters
  18. Doris Matsui
  19. Mike Thompson (California)
  20. George Miller (California U.S. House member)
  21. Barbara Lee (California)
  22. Pete Stark
  23. Mike Honda
  24. Anna Eshoo
  25. Lois Capps
  26. Judy Chu
  27. Howard Berman
  28. Henry Waxman
  29. Grace Napolitano
  30. Brad Sherman (California)
  31. Xavier Becerra
  32. Karen Bass
  33. John Garamendi
  34. Jerry McNerney
  35. Lucille Roybal-Allard
  36. Janice Hahn
  37. Maxine Waters
  38. Renea Wickman
  39. Denise Moreno Ducheny
  40. Juan Vargas
  41. Alan Lowenthal
  42. Pete Aguilar
  43. John Hernandez
  44. Jack Uppal
  45. Jackie Speier
  46. Zoe Lofgren
  47. Sam Farr
  48. Jess Herrera
  49. Julia Brownley
  50. Justin Kim
  51. Rita Ramirez
  52. Anna Nevenic
  53. Ami Bera
  54. Cheryl Sudduth
  55. Justin Jelincic
  56. Michael Moloney
  57. John Pinkerton
  58. Nathan Arrowsmith
  59. Americo Artura Diaz
  60. Summer Justice Shields
  61. David Peterson (California)
  62. Larry Fritzlan
  63. Chad Condit
  64. Loraine Goodwin
  65. Robert Murray (California)
  66. Art Dunn
  67. Blong Xiong
  68. Albert Maxwell Goldberg
  69. Jonathan Ryan Kalbfeld
  70. Sal Genovese
  71. Massie Munroe
  72. Richard Valdez
  73. Vince Gilmore
  74. G. Bill Gonzalez
  75. Bruce Margolin
  76. Zein Obagi
  77. Anthony Vieyra
  78. Jay Chen
  79. David Sanchez (California)
  80. Otto Lee
  81. Cliff Smith (California congressional candidate)
  82. Michael Williamson
  83. Bob Flores
  84. Usha Shah
  85. Jay Shah
  86. Ron Varasteh
  87. John Brooks (California)
  88. Daniel Ramirez (California congressional candidate)
  89. Shirley Decourt-Park
  90. Tim Pape
  91. Nancy Pelosi
  92. Susan Davis (California)
  93. Jim Costa
  94. Laura Richardson
  95. Adam Schiff
  96. Loretta Sanchez
  97. David Cruz Thayne
  98. Jim Reed
  99. Lori Saldaña
  100. Susan Adams
  101. William Parks
  102. Herbert Peters
  103. Linda Sánchez
  104. Gloria Negrete McLeod
  105. Joe Baca
  106. John Fitzgerald (California)
  107. User:Maddy Salucka/Barbarasandbox

Republican[edit]

  1. Susan Shelley
  2. David Valadao
  3. Gregory Cheadle
  4. John Tavaglione
  5. Daniel Roberts
  6. Wayne Iverson
  7. Tony Carlos
  8. Kim Dolbow Vann
  9. Rick Tubbs
  10. Gregg Imus
  11. Bill Jensen
  12. Angela Valles
  13. John McDonald (California)
  14. David Hernandez (California)
  15. Mark Reed (California)
  16. Gary DeLong
  17. Steve Kuykendall
  18. John Stahl
  19. Pete Stiglich
  20. Chris Mitchum
  21. Terri Linnell
  22. Tom McClintock
  23. Dan Lungren
  24. Brian Bilbray
  25. Jeff Denham
  26. Darrell Issa
  27. Devin Nunes
  28. Kevin McCarthy (California)
  29. Buck McKeon
  30. Edward Royce
  31. Gary Miller (U.S. House of Representatives)
  32. Mary Bono Mack
  33. Duncan Hunter
  34. Ken Calvert
  35. Abel Maldonado
  36. Michael Dacquisto
  37. Eugene Ray
  38. Erik Smitt
  39. Joseph McCray, Sr.
  40. Dennis Albertsen
  41. Ryan McEachron
  42. Phil Liberatore
  43. Brad Mitzelfelt
  44. Virginia Fuller
  45. Mike LeBarre
  46. Johnny Tacherra
  47. Brian Daniel Whelan
  48. Randy Loftin
  49. Evelyn Li
  50. Deborah Bacigalupi
  51. Dave Chapman (California)
  52. Phat Nguyen
  53. Gary Allen Oxley
  54. Mike Halliwell
  55. Stewart Cilley
  56. Joseph Napolitano
  57. George Craig
  58. Mark Garcia
  59. Jeff Taylor (California)
  60. Dante Acosta
  61. Cathie Wright
  62. Albert Maxwell Goldberg
  63. Bob Duran
  64. Jack Orswell
  65. Garen Mailyan
  66. Nick Popaditch
  67. Phil Jennerjahn
  68. Jenny Worman
  69. Navraj Singh
  70. David Miller (California)
  71. Christopher David (California)
  72. Stephen Smith (California)
  73. Benjamin Campos
  74. George Pearne
  75. Vince Sawyer
  76. Eva Johnson
  77. Clayton Thibodeau
  78. John Webb (California)
  79. John Cullum
  80. Pat Garcia
  81. Steve Foley
  82. Bernard Portley
  83. Gene Hamilton Carswell
  84. John Subka
  85. Eric Parker (California)
  86. Jorge Robles
  87. Jerry Hayden
  88. Sanford Kahn
  89. Michael Crimmins
  90. Samuel Aanestad
  91. Doug LaMalfa
  92. Paul Cook (California)
  93. John Campbell (California)
  94. Morgan Osborne
  95. Xanthi Gionis
  96. Joe Baca
  97. Dana Rohrabacher
  98. John Fitzgerald (California)

Third Party[edit]

  1. Troy Wayne McComak

Colorado[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Jared Polis
  2. Ed Perlmutter
  3. Brandon Shaffer
  4. Sal Pace
  5. Diana DeGette

Republican[edit]

  1. Mike Coffman (Colorado)
  2. Scott Tipton
  3. Cory Gardner
  4. Eric Weissmann
  5. Robert Blaha
  6. Joe Coors, Jr.
  7. Kevin Lundberg
  8. Doug Lamborn
  9. Jaime McMillan
  10. Richard Murphy (Colorado)

Third Party[edit]

  1. Tisha Casida
  2. Thomas Henry Juniel

Connecticut[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Chris Murphy (Connecticut)
  2. Susan Bysiewicz

Republican[edit]

  1. Linda McMahon
  2. Chris Shays

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Elizabeth Esty
  2. Dan Roberti
  3. Joe Courtney
  4. Christopher Donovan
  5. Rosa DeLauro
  6. John Larson (Connecticut)
  7. Jim Himes

Republican[edit]

  1. Daria Novak
  2. Wayne Winsley
  3. Steve Obsitnik
  4. Justin Bernier
  5. Mark Greenberg (Connecticut)
  6. Lisa Wilson-Foley
  7. John Henry Decker
  8. Paul Formica
  9. Matthew Corey
  10. Andrew Roraback

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Delaware[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Tom Carper
  2. Keith Robert Spanarelli

Republican[edit]

  1. Kevin Wade (Delaware)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. John Carney Jr.
  2. Rose Izzo

Republican[edit]

  1. Rose Izzo
  2. Tom Kovach (Delaware)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Florida[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Bill Nelson (Florida)

Republican[edit]

  1. Dan Bongino
  2. Mike McCalister
  3. Marielena Stuart
  4. Dave Weldon
  5. Connie Mack

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Alvin Peters
  2. Alan Grayson
  3. Val Demings
  4. Shannon Roberts
  5. Leonard Bembry
  6. Corrine Brown
  7. Kathy Castor
  8. Keith Fitzgerald
  9. Debbie Wasserman Schultz
  10. Lois Frankel
  11. Patrick Murphy (Florida)
  12. Nicholas Ruiz
  13. Alfred Lawson
  14. Jessica Ehrlich
  15. James Bryan (Florida)
  16. J.R. Gaillot
  17. Vipin Verma
  18. Heather Beaven
  19. Jason Kendall
  20. Jonathan Michael Snow
  21. Jim Horn
  22. Kristin Jacobs
  23. Rudy Moise
  24. Manny Yevancey
  25. Lamar Sternad
  26. David Werder
  27. Mark Schlakman
  28. Philip Dodds
  29. Fred Marra
  30. Gloria Romero Roses
  31. Joe Garcia (Florida)
  32. Gustavo Marin
  33. Josue Larose
  34. Jerry Lee Buechler
  35. Frederica Wilson
  36. Alcee Hastings
  37. Ted Deutch
  38. Will Bronson

Republican[edit]

  1. LeAnne Kolb
  2. Ted Yoho
  3. Billy Kogut
  4. Evelio Otero Jr.
  5. Joe Davidow
  6. Chauncey Goss
  7. Mark Oxner
  8. Ozzie deFaria
  9. Karen Harrington
  10. Jeff Miller (Florida)
  11. Steve Southerland (Florida)
  12. Ander Crenshaw
  13. Richard Nugent
  14. Cliff Stearns
  15. Daniel Webster (Florida)
  16. Gus Bilirakis
  17. C. W. Bill Young
  18. Dennis Ross
  19. Vern Buchanan
  20. Gary Aubuchon
  21. Bill Posey
  22. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen
  23. Joe Kaufman
  24. Mario Diaz-Balart
  25. Sandy Adams
  26. David Rivera (Florida)
  27. Craig Miller (Florida)
  28. Ron DeSantis
  29. Robert Crowder
  30. James Jett
  31. Bob Black
  32. Deborah Katz Pueschel
  33. Alec Pueschel
  34. Todd Long
  35. Joseph Asher Davidow
  36. Byron Donalds
  37. Trey Radel
  38. Joe Arnold
  39. Ilya Katz
  40. Julius Melendez
  41. Virginia Fuller
  42. Steve Oelrich, 2012
  43. Adam Hasner
  44. Madeline Vance
  45. Richard Andrew Clark (Florida U.S. House candidate)
  46. Beverly Slough
  47. John Quiñones
  48. Paul Sidney Elliott
  49. Darren Ayres
  50. Eddie Adams, Jr.
  51. Jim Roach
  52. Gineen Bresso
  53. Paige Kreegel
  54. Fred Costello
  55. Steve Oelrich
  56. Josue Larose
  57. John Mica
  58. Thomas Rooney (Florida)
  59. Allen West
  60. Gary Stein
  61. Juan Garcia (Florida)

Third Party[edit]

  1. Thomas Joe Cruz-Wiggins
  2. Floyd Patrick Miller
  3. Tom Baumann
  4. W. Michael Trout

Georgia[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Sanford Bishop Jr.
  2. Hank Johnson
  3. John Lewis (Georgia)
  4. Michael Johnson (Georgia congressional candidate)
  5. John Barrow (Georgia)
  6. David Scott (Georgia)
  7. Courtney L. Dillard, Sr.
  8. Lincoln Nunnally
  9. Jeff Kazanow
  10. Robert Montigel
  11. Steve Reilly
  12. Jody Cooley
  13. Patrick Thompson (Georgia)
  14. Daniel Grant (Georgia)
  15. Lesli Messinger

Republican[edit]

  1. Jack Kingston
  2. Tom Price (Georgia)
  3. Rob Woodall
  4. Austin Scott
  5. Doug Collins
  6. Martha Zoller
  7. Stephen Simpson
  8. Phil Gingrey
  9. Rick Allen
  10. Lee Anderson
  11. Wright McLeod
  12. Tom Graves
  13. Rick Allen (Georgia 2nd)
  14. John House
  15. Kent Kingsley
  16. Chris Vaughn (Georgia)
  17. Ken DeLoach
  18. Chip Flanegan
  19. Greg Pallen
  20. Howard Stopeck
  21. David Hancock (Georgia)
  22. Roger Fitzpatrick
  23. William Llop
  24. Michael Opitz
  25. Maria Sheffield
  26. Shahid Malik
  27. Lynn Westmoreland
  28. Paul Broun

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Hawaii[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Ed Case
  2. Mazie Hirono
  3. Michael Gillespie
  4. Antonio Gimbernat

Republican[edit]

  1. John Carroll (Hawaii)
  2. Eddie Pirkowski
  3. Charles Collins (Hawaii)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Tulsi Gabbard
  2. Colleen Hanabusa
  3. Rafael del Castillo
  4. Bob Marx
  5. Roy F. Wyttenbach II
  6. Miles Shiratori

Republican[edit]

  1. David Chang
  2. Charles Djou
  3. Matthew DiGeronimo
  4. Kawika Crowley
  5. David Deuter

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Idaho[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Nicole LeFavour
  2. Jimmy Farris
  3. Cynthia Clinkingbeard
  4. Jack Wayne Chappell
  5. William Bryk

Republican[edit]

  1. Michael Simpson (Idaho)
  2. Reed McCandless (Idaho)
  3. M.C. Heileson
  4. Raúl Labrador

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Illinois[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Jordan Sims
  2. Clifford Russell, Jr.
  3. Fred Smith (Illinois)
  4. Raymond Lodato
  5. Harold Bailey
  6. Debbie Halvorson
  7. Farah Baqai
  8. Leslie Coolidge
  9. Geoffrey Petzel
  10. Maureen Yates
  11. Jacques Conway
  12. Raja Krishnamoorthi
  13. Tammy Duckworth
  14. Simon Ribeiro
  15. Vivek Bavda
  16. Brad Schneider
  17. Ilya Sheyman
  18. John Tree
  19. James Hickey
  20. Juan Thomas
  21. Chris Miller (Illinois congressional candidate)
  22. Kenneth Wiezer
  23. Matt Goetten
  24. Jonathan Farnick
  25. Angela Michael
  26. Greg Aguilar
  27. Cheri Bustos
  28. George Gaulrapp
  29. Steve Waterworth
  30. Matt Woodmancy
  31. Jesse L. Jackson, Jr.
  32. Daniel Lipinski
  33. Mike Quigley
  34. Jan Schakowsky
  35. William Enyart
  36. Marcus Lewis
  37. Wanda Rohl
  38. Luis Gutierrez
  39. Dennis Anderson (Illinois)
  40. Bobby Rush
  41. Frederick Collins (Illinois)
  42. Bill Foster (Illinois)

Republican[edit]

  1. Donald Peloquin
  2. Brian Woodworth
  3. Richard Grabowski
  4. Arthur Jones
  5. Jim Falvey
  6. Dan Schmitt
  7. Timothy Wolfe
  8. Judy Biggert
  9. Diane Harris
  10. Rodger Cook
  11. Theresa Kormos
  12. Jason Plummer
  13. Michael Firsching
  14. Frank Metzger
  15. Timothy Johnson (Illinois)
  16. Adam Kinzinger
  17. Eric Reyes
  18. Peter Roskam
  19. Joe Walsh (Illinois)
  20. Robert Dold
  21. Randy Hultgren
  22. Donald Manzullo
  23. Bobby Schilling
  24. Rodney Davis (Illinois)
  25. Rita Zak
  26. Mark Mastrogiovanni
  27. Aaron Schock
  28. James H. Taylor Sr. (Illinois U.S. Representative candidate)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Indiana[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Joe Donnelly

Republican[edit]

  1. Andy Horning
  2. Richard Lugar
  3. Richard Mourdock

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Peter Visclosky
  2. John Forrest Roberson
  3. Tommy Schrader
  4. Tara Nelson
  5. Lester Terry Moore
  6. Scott Reske
  7. Tony Long (Indiana)
  8. Dan Bolling (Indiana)
  9. Brad Bookout
  10. Jim Crone
  11. André Carson
  12. Dave Crooks
  13. Thomas Barnett
  14. Jonathan George
  15. Robert Winningham
  16. Dan Morrison
  17. Stephen Hope
  18. Justin Kuhnle
  19. Susan Hall Heitzman
  20. Woodrow Wilcox
  21. John Griffin Miller
  22. David Sowards
  23. Kevin Boyd
  24. Bob Kern
  25. Pierre Pullins
  26. George Holland
  27. Brendan Mullen
  28. Shelli Yoder

Republican[edit]

  1. Greg Andrews
  2. Mitch Feikes
  3. Jackie Walorski
  4. Marlin Stutzman
  5. Susan Brooks
  6. Jack Lugar
  7. John McGoff
  8. David McIntosh
  9. Don Bates, Jr.
  10. Bill Frazier
  11. Travis Hankins
  12. Wayne Harmon
  13. Steve Davis (Indiana)
  14. Larry Bucshon
  15. Kristi Risk
  16. Joe Sizemore
  17. Dave Wenger
  18. Bill Salin
  19. Matthew Mount
  20. Wayne Seybold
  21. Carlos May
  22. Catherine Ping
  23. Joel Phelps
  24. J.D. Miniear
  25. Tony Duncan
  26. Larry Shouse
  27. Todd Young
  28. Joe Van Wye
  29. Todd Rokita
  30. Luke Messer
  31. Jason Anderson (Indiana)

Third Party[edit]

  1. Tim Frye

Iowa[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Bruce Braley
  2. Dave Loebsack
  3. Leonard Boswell
  4. Christie Vilsack
  5. Joe Seng

Republican[edit]

  1. Rod Blum
  2. Ben Lange
  3. John Archer (Iowa 2)
  4. Dan Dolan
  5. Tom Latham
  6. Steve King (Iowa)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Kansas[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Tobias Schlingensiepen
  2. Esau Freeman
  3. Robert Tillman
  4. Robert Eye
  5. Scott Barnhart (2012)

Republican[edit]

  1. Tim Huelskamp
  2. Lynn Jenkins
  3. Kevin Yoder
  4. Mike Pompeo

Third Party[edit]

  1. Thomas Jefferson (Kansas)

Kentucky[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. John Yarmuth
  2. Ben Chandler
  3. Charles Kendall Hatchett
  4. David Lynn Williams (Kentucky congressional candidate)
  5. Greg Frank
  6. Kenneth Stepp
  7. Burrel Charles Farnsley
  8. Bill Adkins
  9. Michael Ackerman (Kentucky)

Republican[edit]

  1. Brooks Wicker
  2. Ed Whitfield
  3. Brett Guthrie
  4. Hal Rogers
  5. Andy Barr
  6. Gary Moore (Kentucky)
  7. James Buckmaster
  8. Thomas Massie
  9. Brian Oerther
  10. Tom Wurtz (Kentucky)
  11. Curtis Kenimer
  12. Patrick J. Kelly II (Kentucky)
  13. Marc Carey
  14. Walter Christian Schumm
  15. Robert DeVore Jr.
  16. Alecia Webb-Edgington

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Louisiana[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Cedric Richmond
  2. Josue Larose
  3. Gary Landrieu
  4. M.V. Mendoza
  5. Ron Richard (Louisiana)
  6. Dwayne Bailey

Republican[edit]

  1. Steve Scalise
  2. Jeff Landry
  3. Charles Boustany Jr.
  4. Rodney Alexander (Louisiana)
  5. Bill Cassidy
  6. Josue Larose
  7. Bryan Barrilleaux
  8. Gary King (Louisiana)
  9. Dwayne Bailey

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Maine[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Matthew Dunlap
  2. Cynthia Dill
  3. Jon Hinck
  4. Stephen Woods

Republican[edit]

  1. Scott D'Amboise
  2. Richard Bennett (Maine)
  3. Charles Summers Jr. (Maine)
  4. Debra Plowman
  5. Bruce Poliquin
  6. William Schneider (Maine Attorney General)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Chellie Pingree
  2. Mike Michaud

Republican[edit]

  1. Patrick Calder
  2. Jonathan Courtney
  3. Kevin Raye
  4. Blaine Richardson

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Maryland[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Raymond Blagmon
  2. Ben Cardin
  3. J.P. Cusick
  4. Christopher Garner
  5. Ralph Jaffe
  6. Blaine Taylor
  7. Ed Tinus
  8. Lih Young
  9. C. Anthony Muse
  10. Ed Tinus, Democrat

Republican[edit]

  1. William Capps
  2. Rick Hoover
  3. Joseph Alexander
  4. Robert Broadus
  5. Richard Douglas
  6. John Kimble
  7. Brian Vaeth
  8. Corrogan Vaughn
  9. David Jones (Maryland)
  10. Mary Catherine Podlesak

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. John LaFerla
  2. Dutch Ruppersberger
  3. David Lockwood
  4. John Sarbanes
  5. Donna Edwards
  6. Ian Garner
  7. Steny Hoyer
  8. Robert Garagiola
  9. Milad Pooran
  10. John Delaney (Maryland)
  11. Charles Bailey (Maryland)
  12. Elijah Cummings
  13. Charles Smith (Maryland)
  14. George English
  15. Chris Van Hollen
  16. Kim Letke
  17. Ron Little
  18. Ty Busch
  19. Cathy Johnson Pendleton

Republican[edit]

  1. Andrew Harris
  2. Larry Smith (Maryland)
  3. Nancy Jacobs (Maryland)
  4. Howard Orton
  5. Eric Delano Knowles
  6. Draper Phelps
  7. George McDermott
  8. Anthony O'Donnell
  9. David Hill (Maryland)
  10. Glenn Troy Morton
  11. Roscoe Bartlett
  12. David Brinkley (Maryland)
  13. Robert Coblentz
  14. Robin Ficker
  15. Joseph Krysztoforski
  16. Brandon Rippeon
  17. Ray Bly
  18. Shelly Skolnick
  19. Vladmir Degen
  20. Armand Girard
  21. Charles Shepher
  22. Frank Mirabile, Jr.
  23. Rick Impallaria
  24. Randy Gearhart
  25. Greg Holmes
  26. Faith Loudon
  27. Peter James
  28. M. Justin Kinsey
  29. Gus Alzona
  30. Ken Timmerman
  31. Ronald Owens-Bey
  32. Paul Drgos, Jr.
  33. Thomas Harris (Maryland)
  34. Kathy Afzali
  35. Cathy Johnson Pendleton

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Massachusetts[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Elizabeth Warren
  2. Bill Cimbrelo

Republican[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Jim McGovern (Massachusetts)
  2. Andrea Nuciforo, Jr.
  3. Herb Robinson
  4. Edward Markey
  5. John Tierney
  6. Michael Capuano
  7. Stephen Lynch
  8. Niki Tsongas
  9. Bill Keating
  10. Joseph Kennedy III
  11. Bill Shein
  12. Rachel Brown (Massachusetts)
  13. Sam Sutter
  14. William Feegbeh
  15. Richard Neal

Republican[edit]

  1. Elizabeth Childs
  2. Jeff Semon
  3. Richard Tisei
  4. Sean Bielat
  5. Christopher Sheldon
  6. Adam Chaprales
  7. Matias "Matt" Temperley
  8. Joe Selvaggi
  9. Frank Addivinola
  10. David Steinhof
  11. Tom Weaver
  12. Tom Tierney
  13. Jon Golnik
  14. David Rosa (Massachusetts)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Michigan[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Debbie Stabenow

Republican[edit]

  1. Clark Durant
  2. Gary Glenn
  3. Randy Hekman
  4. Pete Hoekstra

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Glenn Anderson (Michigan)
  2. Dan Kildee
  3. Lance Enderle
  4. Syed Taj
  5. Trevor Thomas
  6. Steve Pestka
  7. Kurt Haskell
  8. Ruben Marquez
  9. Charles Stadler
  10. Willam F. Roberts (Michigan)
  11. Daniel Marcin
  12. John Goci
  13. Mike O'Brien (Michigan)
  14. Brenda Lawrence (Michigan)
  15. Bob Costello (Michigan)
  16. Mary Waters
  17. Gary McDowell
  18. Bert Johnson (Michigan)
  19. Jerome George Quinn
  20. Shanelle Jackson
  21. Sandy Levin
  22. John Dingell
  23. John Conyers Jr. (Michigan U.S. House representative)
  24. Hansen Clarke
  25. Gary Peters
  26. Willie German, Jr.
  27. David Davenport (Michigan)
  28. Steve King (Michigan)
  29. Debra Wirth

Republican[edit]

  1. Tom Wassa
  2. Fred Upton
  3. Jack Hoogendyk
  4. Dan Davis (Michigan)
  5. Brian Hetrick
  6. Don Volaric
  7. Gregory Dildilian
  8. Karen Jacobsen
  9. John Hauler
  10. Vernon Molnar
  11. Kerry Bentivolio
  12. Cynthia Kallgren
  13. Jim Slezak
  14. Mike Rogers (Michigan)
  15. Tim Walberg
  16. Dave Camp
  17. Justin Amash
  18. Bill Huizenga
  19. Dan Benishek
  20. Candice Miller (U.S. House Michigan)
  21. Nancy Cassis
  22. Carolyn Kavanagh
  23. Harry Sawicki
  24. Ken Crider

Third Party[edit]

  1. William Opalicky

Minnesota[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Jack Shepard
  2. Amy Klobuchar
  3. Darryl Stanton
  4. Dick Franson

Republican[edit]

  1. David Carlson (Minnesota)
  2. Steve Williams (Minnesota)
  3. Bob Carney Jr.

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Gary Boisclair
  2. Jeff Anderson (Minnesota)
  3. Brian Barnes
  4. Collin Peterson
  5. Betty McCollum
  6. Tarryl Clark
  7. Matt Varilek
  8. Mike Obermueller
  9. Diana Longrie
  10. Brian Stalboerger
  11. Gregg Iverson
  12. Jim Graves
  13. Steve Carlson
  14. Keith Ellison (Minnesota)
  15. Rick Nolan
  16. Tim Walz

Republican[edit]

  1. Allen Quist
  2. Chris Fields
  3. Lee Byberg
  4. Michele Bachmann
  5. Dan Flood
  6. John Kline
  7. Erik Paulsen
  8. Chip Cravaack
  9. David Gerson
  10. John W. Howard III
  11. Ron Seiford
  12. Aubrey Immelman
  13. Stephen Thompson (Minnesota)
  14. Tony Hernandez
  15. Kurt Bills

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Mississippi[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Roger Weiner
  2. Albert N. Gore, Jr.
  3. Will Oatis

Republican[edit]

  1. E. Allen Hathcock
  2. Robert Maloney (Mississippi)
  3. Roger Wicker

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Jason Vitosky
  2. Bennie Thompson
  3. Heather McTeer
  4. Brad Morris
  5. Bill Marcy
  6. Crystal C. Biggs
  7. Michael Herrington
  8. Matt Moore (Mississippi)

Republican[edit]

  1. Alan Nunnelee
  2. Gregg Harper
  3. Steven Palazzo
  4. Henry Ross
  5. Robert Estes (Mississippi)
  6. Bill Marcy
  7. Robert Allen (Mississippi)
  8. Ron Vincent
  9. Cindy Burleson

Third Party[edit]

  1. John Luke Pannell

Missouri[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Claire McCaskill
  2. Mark Memoly

Republican[edit]

  1. John Brunner (Missouri gubernatorial candidate)
  2. Sarah Steelman
  3. Mark Lodes
  4. Todd Akin
  5. Jerry Beck
  6. Robert Poole (Missouri)
  7. Hector Maldonado

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Kyle Yarber
  2. Russ Carnahan
  3. Candice Britton
  4. Marshall Works
  5. Harold Whitfield
  6. Glenn Koenen
  7. Eric C. Mayer
  8. Teresa Hensley
  9. Ronald William Harris
  10. Jack Rushin
  11. George Weber (Missouri)
  12. Bob Gough
  13. Emanuel Cleaver
  14. Ted Rights
  15. Jim Evans (Missouri)
  16. William Lacy Clay

Republican[edit]

  1. Jason Greene
  2. Ann Wagner
  3. Martin Baker
  4. Robyn Hamlin
  5. Marshall Works
  6. John Morris (Missouri)
  7. James Baker (Missouri)
  8. Randy Jotte
  9. Herschel Young
  10. Jacob Turk
  11. Ron Paul Shawd
  12. Christopher Ryan
  13. Tom Stilson
  14. Mike Moon
  15. Bob Parker
  16. Bernie Mowinski
  17. Blaine Luetkemeyer
  18. Vicky Hartzler
  19. Sam Graves
  20. Jo Ann Emerson
  21. Billy Long
  22. Jerry Nolte
  23. Jim Evans (Missouri)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Montana[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Jon Tester

Republican[edit]

  1. Denny Rehberg
  2. Dennis Teske

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Diane Smith (Montana)
  2. Dave Strohmaier
  3. Rob Stutz (Montana)
  4. Kim Gillan
  5. Jason Ward
  6. Matt Jette

Republican[edit]

  1. Steve Daines
  2. Eric Brosten
  3. Vincent Melkus
  4. Matt Jette

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Nebraska[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Larry Marvin
  2. Steven P. Lustgarten
  3. Sherman Yates
  4. Bob Kerrey

Republican[edit]

  1. Pat Flynn
  2. Jon Bruning
  3. Deb Fischer
  4. Sharyn Elander
  5. Don Stenberg

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Gwen Howard
  2. John Ewing Jr.
  3. Mark Sullivan
  4. Korey Reiman
  5. Gwen Howard, 2012

Republican[edit]

  1. Jeff Fortenberry
  2. Lee Terry
  3. Adrian Smith (Nebraska)
  4. Dennis Parker
  5. Jack Heidel
  6. Brett Lindstrom
  7. Bob Lingenfelter
  8. Jessica Turek

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Nevada[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Shelley Berkley
  2. Barry Ellsworth
  3. Louis Macias
  4. Nancy Price (Nevada)

Republican[edit]

  1. Dean Heller
  2. Sherry Brooks
  3. Carlo Poliak
  4. Eddie Hamilton

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Steven Horsford
  2. John Oceguera
  3. James F. Haning II
  4. Dina Titus
  5. Sid Zeller
  6. Sam Dehne
  7. Samuel Koepnick
  8. Stephen H. Frye
  9. Jesse "Jake" Holder
  10. Gerald Sakura
  11. Xiomara Rodriguez
  12. Albert Maxwell Goldberg

Republican[edit]

  1. Danny Tarkanian
  2. Dan Schwartz (Nevada)
  3. Kenneth Wegner
  4. Joe Heck
  5. Barbara Cegavske
  6. Diana Anderson
  7. Mike Delarosa
  8. Kiran Hill
  9. Charmaine Guss
  10. Chris Edwards (Nevada)
  11. Brian Landsberger
  12. Miguel Rodrigues
  13. Stan Vaughan
  14. Jesse "Jake" Holder
  15. Chris Dyer (Nevada)
  16. Jim Murphy (Nevada)
  17. Albert Maxwell Goldberg
  18. Mark Amodei
  19. Robert Leeds

Third Party[edit]

  1. William Pojunis

New Hampshire[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. William Bryk
  2. Annie Kuster
  3. Carol Shea-Porter
  4. Frank Guinta

Republican[edit]

  1. Vern Clough
  2. Rick Parent
  3. Gerard Beloin
  4. Will Dean
  5. Miroslaw Dziedzic
  6. Carol Shea-Porter
  7. Frank Guinta
  8. Charles Bass
  9. Dennis Lamare
  10. Brendan Kelly (New Hampshire)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

New Jersey[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Bob Menendez Sr.

Republican[edit]

  1. Joseph Kyrillos
  2. Bader Qarmout
  3. David Douglas Brown

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Adam Gussen
  2. Michael Shurin
  3. Shelley Adler
  4. Bill Pascrell
  5. Steve Rothman
  6. Francis Tenaglio
  7. Rob Andrews (New Jersey)
  8. Viola Hughes
  9. Cassandra Shober
  10. Brian Froelich
  11. Jason Castle
  12. Frank Pallone Jr.
  13. Albio Sires
  14. Dennis Flynn
  15. Nia Gill
  16. Donald Payne Jr.
  17. Wayne Smith (New Jersey)
  18. Cathy Wright (New Jersey)
  19. John Arvanites
  20. Rush D. Holt, Jr.
  21. Diane Sare (Democratic candidate)
  22. Nathan Kleinman

Republican[edit]

  1. David Larsen (New Jersey)
  2. Shmuley Boteach
  3. Chris Smith (New Jersey)
  4. Greg Horton
  5. Frank LoBiondo
  6. Jon Runyan
  7. Terrence McGowan
  8. Scott Garrett (New Jersey)
  9. Michael Cino
  10. Bonnie Somer
  11. Ernesto Cullari
  12. Anna Little
  13. Leonard Lance
  14. Maria Karczewski
  15. Blase Billack
  16. Hector Castillo
  17. Brian Kelemen
  18. Rodney Frelinghuysen
  19. Robert Shapiro
  20. Mike Assad
  21. Eric Beck (New Jersey)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

New Mexico[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Martin Heinrich
  2. Hector Balderas

Republican[edit]

  1. Greg Sowards
  2. Heather Wilson

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Eric Griego
  2. Marty Chavez
  3. Michelle Lujan Grisham
  4. Evelyn Madrid Erhard
  5. Ben Ray Luján

Republican[edit]

  1. Steve Pearce
  2. Rick Newton
  3. Jefferson Byrd (New Mexico)
  4. Janice Arnold-Jones

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

New York[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Kirsten Gillibrand

Republican[edit]

  1. Bob Turner
  2. Wendy Long

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Tim Bishop
  2. Mike Scala
  3. Charles Barron
  4. Dan O'Connor
  5. Mark Murphy (New York)
  6. Rich Becker
  7. Hakeem Jeffries
  8. Tom Wilson
  9. Joel Tyner
  10. Bill Owens (New York)
  11. Craig Schley
  12. Elizabeth Crowley (New York)
  13. Grace Meng
  14. Rory Lancman
  15. Joseph Crowley
  16. Jose Serrano
  17. Eliot Engel
  18. Nita Lowey
  19. Paul Tonko
  20. Louise Slaughter
  21. Vivianne Falcone
  22. Joseph Marthone
  23. Allan Jennings Jr.
  24. Robert Mittman
  25. Erik Dilan
  26. George Martinez (New York)
  27. Sylvia Kinard
  28. Vivia Morgan
  29. Jerrold Nadler
  30. Joyce Johnson (New York)
  31. Aniello Grimaldi
  32. Duane Jackson
  33. Sean Maloney
  34. Nate Shinagawa
  35. Leslie Danks Burke
  36. Melissa Dobson
  37. Dan Lamb
  38. Dan Maffei
  39. Steve Israel
  40. Nydia Velazquez
  41. Carolyn McCarthy
  42. Adriano Espaillat, Congress
  43. Brian Higgins
  44. Carolyn Maloney
  45. Charles Rangel
  46. Gregory Meeks
  47. Yvette Clarke
  48. Kathy Hochul
  49. Clyde Williams
  50. Matt Alexander (New York)
  51. Julian Schreibman

Republican[edit]

  1. Richard Hanna
  2. Randy Altschuler
  3. Frank Scaturro
  4. Chris Gibson
  5. Matt Doheny
  6. Kellie Greene
  7. Ann Marie Buerkle
  8. Joe Carvin
  9. Nan Hayworth
  10. Tom Reed (New York)
  11. Stephen Labate
  12. Robert Previdi
  13. Francis Becker Jr.
  14. Daniel Halloran
  15. Michael Chan
  16. Christopher Wight
  17. William Gibbons Jr.
  18. Frank Della Valle
  19. James Russell (New York)
  20. Robert Dieterich
  21. Chris Collins (New York)
  22. David Bellavia
  23. Michael Madigan, New York
  24. Maggie Brooks
  25. Michael Kicinski Sr.
  26. Joseph McLaughlin (New York)
  27. Michael Donahue (Rhode Island)
  28. Francis Morganthaler
  29. Peter King
  30. Michael Grimm (New York)

Third Party[edit]

  1. Vivia Morgan
  2. William E. Britt Jr.

North Carolina[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Terry Bellamy
  2. Cecil Bothwell
  3. Jennifer Roberts
  4. Hayden Rogers
  5. Tom Hill
  6. Bernard A. Holliday
  7. Dan Whittacre
  8. Steve Wilkins
  9. Erik Anderson (North Carolina)
  10. Marcus Williams (North Carolina)
  11. Matt Newton
  12. Patricia Keever
  13. Tony Foriest
  14. G.K. Butterfield
  15. Mike McIntyre
  16. Larry Kissell
  17. Melvin Watt
  18. Charles Malone (North Carolina)
  19. Tim Murphy (North Carolina)
  20. Toni Morris
  21. Bruce G. Peller
  22. David Price
  23. Elisabeth Motsinger

Republican[edit]

  1. Ilario Pantano
  2. Richard Hudson
  3. Scott Keadle
  4. Vernon Robinson
  5. John Whitley
  6. Fred Steen
  7. Spence Campbell
  8. Mark Meadows (North Carolina)
  9. Vance Patterson
  10. Paul Coble
  11. Bill Randall
  12. George Holding
  13. Ethan Wingfield
  14. Frank Palombo
  15. Michael Shaffer
  16. Ken Fortenberry
  17. Chris Petrella
  18. Jack Brosch
  19. George Hutchins
  20. Richard Speer
  21. Sonya Holmes
  22. Clement Munno
  23. Jim Allen (North Carolina)
  24. Billy Yow
  25. Dan Barry
  26. Andy Dulin
  27. Jim Pendergraph
  28. Jon Gauthier
  29. Edwin Peacock
  30. Kenny West
  31. Ken Leonczyk
  32. Pete DiLauro
  33. Tim D'Annunzio
  34. Don Peterson (North Carolina)
  35. Ric Killian
  36. Howard Coble
  37. William Flynn
  38. Susan Harris (North Carolina)
  39. Walter Jones (North Carolina)
  40. Virginia Foxx
  41. David Rouzer
  42. Mike Steinberg
  43. Jeff Hunt
  44. Robert Pittenger
  45. Patrick McHenry
  46. Renee Ellmers

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

North Dakota[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Heidi Heitkamp

Republican[edit]

  1. Rick Berg
  2. Duane Sand

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Pam Gulleson

Republican[edit]

  1. Kim Koppelman
  2. Bette Grande
  3. Brian Kalk
  4. Kevin Cramer

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Ohio[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Sherrod Brown

Republican[edit]

  1. Josh Mandel
  2. Donna Glisman
  3. David Dodt
  4. Eric LaMont Gregory
  5. Michael Pryce
  6. Rusty Bliss

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Joyce Beatty
  2. Olivia Freeman
  3. David Krikorian
  4. Fred Kundrata
  5. Marcia Fudge
  6. Tim Ryan (Ohio)
  7. David Esrati
  8. Sharen Swartz Neuhardt
  9. Jeff Sinnard
  10. Cas Adulewicz
  11. Angela Zimmann
  12. Graham Veysey
  13. L. Mack VanAllen
  14. James Reese
  15. Dale Virgil Blanchard
  16. Malcolm Kantzler
  17. Jim Berns
  18. Jim Slone
  19. Joyce Healy-Abrams
  20. Gerald Carver Henley
  21. Isaac Powell
  22. Doug Litt
  23. Scott Wharton
  24. Charlie Wilson (Former Ohio congressman)
  25. Ted Celeste
  26. Mary Jo Kilroy
  27. William Smith (Ohio congressional candidate)
  28. Marcy Kaptur
  29. Dennis Kucinich
  30. Betty Sutton

Republican[edit]

  1. Fred Kundrata
  2. David Lewis (Ohio)
  3. Samuel Wurzelbacher
  4. Bill Yarbrough
  5. Bob Gibbs
  6. Bill Johnson (Ohio)
  7. Jim Renacci
  8. Jean Schmidt (Ohio)
  9. Jim Jordan (Ohio)
  10. Michael Turner (Ohio)
  11. Patrick Tiberi
  12. Bob Latta
  13. Steve Chabot
  14. Steve Stivers
  15. John Anderson (Ohio)
  16. Joe Green (Ohio)
  17. Chris Long
  18. Robert Wallis
  19. Tony Brush
  20. Victor Smith
  21. Steven Kraus
  22. Marisha Agana
  23. Hombre Liggett
  24. Charles Chope
  25. Brad Wenstrup
  26. Edward Focke Breen
  27. John Adams (Ohio US House candidate)
  28. David Joyce
  29. John Boehner

Third Party[edit]

  1. Thomas McMasters (Ohio U.S. House)

Oklahoma[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Rob Wallace (Oklahoma)
  2. John Olson
  3. Wayne Herriman
  4. Earl Everett
  5. Timothy Ray Murray
  6. Frankie Robbins
  7. Donna Marie Bebo
  8. Bert Smith (Oklahoma)
  9. Dwayne Thompson (Oklahoma)

Republican[edit]

  1. Jim Bridenstine
  2. Markwayne Mullin
  3. Wayne Pettigrew
  4. George Faught
  5. Dakota Wood
  6. Timothy Ray Murray
  7. William Craig Stump
  8. Gary Caissie
  9. RJ Harris
  10. Dwayne Thompson (Oklahoma)
  11. John Sullivan (Oklahoma)
  12. Frank Lucas
  13. James Lankford
  14. Tom Cole (Oklahoma)
  15. Dustin Rowe

Third Party[edit]

  1. William M. Sanders

Oregon[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Joyce Segers
  2. Bob Marx
  3. Earl Blumenauer
  4. Peter DeFazio
  5. Kurt Schrader
  6. Suzanne Bonamici
  7. William Bryk
  8. John Sweeney (Oregon)
  9. Matthew L. Robinson
  10. Steven Cody Reynolds (Oregon)

Republican[edit]

  1. Fred Thompson
  2. Greg Walden
  3. Lisa Michaels
  4. Delinda Morgan
  5. Ronald Green
  6. Karen Bowerman
  7. Delia Lopez
  8. Raymond Baldwin

Third Party[edit]

  1. Woodrow Broadnax

Pennsylvania[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Bob Casey Jr.

Republican[edit]

  1. John Marc Scaringi
  2. Tom Smith (Pennsylvania)
  3. David Christian (Pennsylvania)
  4. Steve Welch
  5. Sam Rohrer

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Manan Trivedi
  2. Bill Vinsko
  3. Allyson Schwartz
  4. Chaka Fattah
  5. Jason Altmire
  6. Mark Critz
  7. Michael Doyle (Pennsylvania Congress)
  8. Tim Holden (Pennsylvania)
  9. Missa Eaton
  10. Kathryn Boockvar
  11. Gene Stilp
  12. Jackson Eaton
  13. Ken Lee (Pennsylvania)
  14. Harry Perkinson
  15. Matt Cartwright
  16. Larry Maggi
  17. Aryanna Strader
  18. Charles Dumas
  19. George Badey
  20. Philip Scollo
  21. Janis Brooks
  22. Karen Ramsburg
  23. Nathan Kleinman
  24. Rick Daugherty

Republican[edit]

  1. Keith Rothfus
  2. Evan Feinberg
  3. Mike Kelly (Pennsylvania)
  4. Glenn Thompson (Pennsylvania)
  5. Jim Gerlach
  6. Patrick Meehan
  7. Michael G. Fitzpatrick (Pennsylvania)
  8. Bill Shuster
  9. Tom Marino
  10. Lou Barletta
  11. Charlie Dent
  12. Joseph Pitts (Pennsylvania)
  13. Tim Murphy (Pennsylvania)
  14. Ted Waga
  15. Joe Rooney
  16. Chris Reilly
  17. Sean Summers
  18. Laureen Cummings
  19. John Featherman
  20. Robert Mansfield
  21. Kevin Downs
  22. Eric Martin (Pennsylvania)
  23. Mark Swomley
  24. Hans Lessmann
  25. Scott Perry

Third Party[edit]

  1. Wayne Wolff

Rhode Island[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Sheldon Whitehouse
  2. Bernie Sanders

Republican[edit]

  1. Barry Hinckley
  2. David J. Slavin

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Jim Langevin
  2. Anthony Gemma
  3. Ann Marie Delaney
  4. Christopher Young
  5. John Matson (Rhode Island)
  6. David Cicilline

Republican[edit]

  1. Brendan Doherty
  2. Michael G. Riley
  3. Michael Gardiner
  4. Michael Donahue (Rhode Island)
  5. Donald F. Robbio
  6. Kara Young

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

South Carolina[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. James Clyburn
  2. Jimmy Tobias
  3. Preston Brittain
  4. Joyce Knott
  5. Bobbie Rose
  6. Cason Gaither
  7. Brian Doyle (South Carolina)
  8. Deb Morrow
  9. Gloria Bromell Tinubu
  10. Phil Black (South Carolina)
  11. Parnell Diggs
  12. Harry Pavilack

Republican[edit]

  1. Joe Wilson (South Carolina)
  2. Jeff Duncan (South Carolina)
  3. Trey Gowdy
  4. André Bauer
  5. Jay Jordan
  6. Randal Wallace
  7. James Mader
  8. Chad Prosser
  9. Tom Rice (South Carolina)
  10. Renee Culler
  11. Katherine Jenerette
  12. Keith Blandford
  13. Tim Scott
  14. Mick Mulvaney

Third Party[edit]

  1. Dick Withington

South Dakota[edit]

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Matt Varilek
  2. Jeff Barth

Republican[edit]

  1. Kristi Noem

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Tennessee[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Mark Clayton
  2. Gary Davis (Tennessee)
  3. Dave Hancock (Tennessee)
  4. Ashley King
  5. Park Overall
  6. Benjamin Roberts
  7. Thomas Ken Owens

Republican[edit]

  1. Bob Corker
  2. Larry Crim
  3. Mark Twain Clemens
  4. Fred Anderson (Tennessee)
  5. Zach Poskevich

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Bill Taylor (Tennessee)
  2. Mary Headrick
  3. Tomeka Hart
  4. Alan Woodruff
  5. Eric Stewart
  6. Troy Goodale
  7. Credo Amouzouvik
  8. John Bradley (Tennessee)
  9. Timothy Dixon (Tennessee)
  10. Christa Stoscheck
  11. Jim Cooper (Tennessee)
  12. Steve Cohen

Republican[edit]

  1. Ron Bhalla
  2. Weston Wamp
  3. Joseph Leinweber, Jr.
  4. Charles Mayfield
  5. Shannon Kelley
  6. Justin Jones (Tennessee congressional candidate)
  7. Bob Ries (Tennessee)
  8. Brad Staats
  9. Tracy Tarum
  10. Lou Ann Zelenik
  11. Paul Cook (California)
  12. Annette Justice
  13. Charlotte Bergmann
  14. Rollin Wilson Stooksberry
  15. George Flinn Jr.
  16. Nicholas Ciparro
  17. Phil Roe
  18. John Duncan Jr. (Tennessee)
  19. Charles Fleischmann
  20. Scott DesJarlais
  21. Stephen Lee Fincher
  22. Marsha Blackburn
  23. Diane Black
  24. Ernest Lunati

Third Party[edit]

  1. William Akin

Texas[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Paul Sadler
  2. Addie Dainell Allen
  3. Sean Hubbard
  4. Grady Yarbrough

Republican[edit]

  1. Glenn Addison
  2. David Dewhurst
  3. Curt Cleaver
  4. Ted Cruz
  5. Joe Agris
  6. Craig James
  7. Tom Leppert
  8. Ben Gambini

Third Party[edit]

  1. Wayne Huffman

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Jim Riley
  2. Neil Burns
  3. Beto O'Rourke
  4. Ruben Ramirez
  5. Denise Saenz Blanchard
  6. Kenneth Sanders (Texas)
  7. Nick Lampson
  8. David Cantu
  9. Jane Cross
  10. Johnny Partain
  11. Jerome Tilghman
  12. Ramiro Garza, Jr.
  13. Rose Meza Harrison
  14. Taj Clayton
  15. Murphy Alade Junaid
  16. Sylvia Romo
  17. Shirley McKellar
  18. David Alameel
  19. Don Jaquess
  20. James Cargas
  21. Dave Robinson
  22. KP George
  23. Kesha Rogers
  24. Armando Villalobos
  25. Anthony Troiani
  26. Stephen Wyman
  27. Kathleen Hicks
  28. Manuel Valdez
  29. Max Martin (Texas)
  30. Al Green (Texas)
  31. Phillip Andrews
  32. Ruben Hinojosa (Texas congressman)
  33. Silvestre Reyes
  34. Sheila Jackson Lee
  35. Joaquin Castro
  36. Pete Gallego
  37. Lloyd Doggett
  38. Henry Cuellar
  39. Gene Green
  40. Eddie Bernice Johnson
  41. Marc Veasey
  42. Ciro Rodriguez
  43. Michael Cole (Texas)
  44. Maria Luisa Alvarado
  45. Elaine Henderson
  46. Kyev Tatum
  47. Jim Dougherty
  48. VaLinda Hathcox
  49. Linda Mrosko
  50. Pat Wallace
  51. Brianna Hinojosa-Flores
  52. Lissa Squiers
  53. Tim Rusk
  54. Tawana Cadien
  55. William Miller, Jr.
  56. Linda Dailey
  57. Candace Duval
  58. David Sanchez (Texas candidate)
  59. Ronnie McDonald
  60. Jerry Trevino
  61. Domingo Garcia (Texas)
  62. J.R. Molina
  63. Katherine Savers McGovern
  64. Steve Salazar
  65. Chrysta Castaneda
  66. Elmo Aycock
  67. Juan Angel Guerra
  68. Filemon Vela (Texas U.S. representative)
  69. Ben Mendoza
  70. Barbara Mallory Caraway
  71. Paul Johnson, Jr.
  72. Salomon Torres
  73. Tom Berry (Texas)
  74. Walter Hofheinz
  75. Jason Roberts (Texas)
  76. John Gay (Texas)

Republican[edit]

  1. Joe Chow
  2. Itamar Gelbman
  3. Frank Kuchar
  4. Larry Youngblood
  5. Wade Brown
  6. Chris Younts
  7. Robert Gonzalez (Texas)
  8. George Harper
  9. Felicia Harris Hoss
  10. Jay Old
  11. Michael Truncale
  12. Dale Brueggemann
  13. Grant Stinchfield
  14. Bill Burch (congressional candidate)
  15. Dianne Costa
  16. Dave Garrison
  17. Justin Hewlett
  18. Brian Matthews
  19. Wes Riddle
  20. Chad Wilbanks
  21. Chuck Bradley
  22. Bill Lawrence
  23. Susan Narvaiz
  24. Jim Engstrand
  25. Jim Kuiken
  26. Josh Caesar
  27. Harry Pierce
  28. Lou Gigliotti
  29. Steve Mueller
  30. Ernie Beltz, Jr.
  31. Tim Day (Texas)
  32. Mark Mansius
  33. Bill Sargent
  34. Eddie Zamora
  35. Sean Seibert
  36. Travis Washington, Jr.
  37. Adela Garza
  38. John Grunwald
  39. Jerry Doyle
  40. Ky Griffin
  41. Rob Roark
  42. Kim Morrell
  43. Barbara Carlson
  44. Don Al Middlebrook
  45. William Hayward
  46. Jessica Puente Bradshaw
  47. Bill Tofte
  48. Lois Myers
  49. Stephen Takach
  50. Trey Roberts (Texas)
  51. Louie Gohmert
  52. Ted Poe
  53. Sam Johnson (Texas congressman)
  54. Ralph Hall
  55. Jeb Hensarling
  56. Joe Barton
  57. Mike Jackson, Texas
  58. Michael McCaul
  59. Mike Conaway (Texas)
  60. Phillip Andrews
  61. Kay Granger
  62. Mac Thornberry
  63. Randy Weber
  64. Randy Neugebauer
  65. Pete Olson
  66. Lamar Smith
  67. Francisco Canseco
  68. Kenny Marchant
  69. Blake Farenthold
  70. Michael Burgess
  71. Pete Sessions
  72. John Carter (Texas)
  73. Eddie Traylor
  74. Corey Roen
  75. Barbara Carrasco
  76. Rebecca Cervera
  77. Charles Holcomb (Texas congressional candidate)
  78. Steve Clark
  79. John Yoggerst
  80. George Hindman
  81. Steve Stockman
  82. Daniel Whitton
  83. Chris Winn
  84. Tim Wintill
  85. Richard Morgan (Texas)
  86. James Dillon (Texas)
  87. Eric Klingemann
  88. Charles King
  89. Keith Casey
  90. John Culberson
  91. David Rosa (Texas)
  92. Roger Williams (Texas)
  93. Allen West
  94. Bill Flores
  95. John Bustamante
  96. Pamela Lee Barlow
  97. John Gay (Texas)
  98. Kevin Brady (Texas)
  99. Michael Williams (Texas Commissioner of Education)
  100. Chuck Meyer

Third Party[edit]

  1. Thomas Griffing
  2. Zach Grady
  3. Vanessa Foster
  4. William Bret Baldwin

Utah[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Pete Ashdown
  2. Scott Howell (Utah)
  3. William Peterson (Utah)

Republican[edit]

  1. Dan Liljenquist
  2. Orrin Hatch
  3. Kevin Fisk
  4. Dale Ash
  5. Tim Aalders
  6. Jeremy Friedbaum
  7. Christopher Herrod
  8. William Lawrence (Utah)
  9. David Yu-Lin Chiu
  10. Loy Brunson

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Donna McAleer
  2. Ryan Combe
  3. Dean Collinwood
  4. Jay Seegmiller
  5. Michael Small
  6. Richard Clark (Utah)
  7. Soren Simonsen
  8. Jim Matheson
  9. Jacqueline Smith (Utah)

Republican[edit]

  1. Dave Clark (Utah)
  2. Cherilyn Eagar
  3. Chuck Williams (Utah)
  4. John Willoughby (Utah)
  5. Jay Cobb
  6. Jason Buck
  7. Leonard Fabiano
  8. Milton Hanks
  9. Edward Mayerhofer
  10. Jeramey McElhaney
  11. Bob Fuehr
  12. Lynn Wardle
  13. Brian Jenkins (Utah)
  14. Mia Love
  15. Kenneth Gray (Utah)
  16. Jason Chaffetz
  17. Carl Wimmer
  18. Stephen Sandstrom
  19. Howard Wallack
  20. Chris Stewart (Utah)
  21. Rob Bishop

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Vermont[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Bernie Sanders

Republican[edit]

  1. John MacGovern
  2. Brooke Paige

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Peter Welch

Republican[edit]

  1. Peter Welch
  2. Mark Donka

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Virginia[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Tim Kaine

Republican[edit]

  1. Jamie Radtke
  2. Bob Marshall (Virginia)
  3. George Allen

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Paul Hirschbiel
  2. Andy Schmookler
  3. John Douglass
  4. Bruce Shuttleworth
  5. Joe Elliott Jr.
  6. Gerald Connolly
  7. Kristin Cabral
  8. Adam Cook
  9. Bobby Scott (Virginia)
  10. Anthony Flaccavento
  11. E. Wayne Powell
  12. Ella Ward
  13. Jim Moran

Republican[edit]

  1. Paul Haring
  2. Patrick Murray (Virginia)
  3. Chris Perkins
  4. Bonnie Girard
  5. Randy Forbes
  6. Rob Wittman
  7. Dean Longo
  8. Floyd Bayne
  9. Ken Vaughn
  10. Robert Hurt
  11. Morgan Griffith
  12. Frank Wolf
  13. Scott Rigell
  14. Bob Goodlatte
  15. Eric Cantor
  16. Karen Kwiatkowski

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Washington[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Maria Cantwell
  2. Timmy Wilson

Republican[edit]

  1. Michael Baumgartner (Washington)
  2. Mike the Mover
  3. Art Coday
  4. Glen Stockwell

Third Party[edit]

  1. Will Baker (Washington)

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Darcy Burner
  2. Darshan Rauniyar
  3. Laura Ruderman
  4. Jon Haugen
  5. Thomas Cramer (Washington)
  6. Denny Heck
  7. Suzan DelBene
  8. Rick Larsen
  9. Mike Lapointe
  10. Steve Hobbs (Washington)
  11. Mary Baechler
  12. Rich Cowan
  13. Derek Kilmer
  14. Jim McDermott (Washington)
  15. Don Rivers
  16. Charles Allen (Washington)
  17. Karen Porterfield
  18. Keith Arnold
  19. Adam Smith (Washington)
  20. Dave Christie
  21. J. Byron Holcomb
  22. Brian Sullivan (Washington)
  23. Brian Berry
  24. Ruth Morrison

Republican[edit]

  1. John Koster
  2. Jesse L. Young
  3. Ernest Huber
  4. Eli Olson
  5. Dan Matthews (Washington)
  6. John C. W. Shoop
  7. Jaime Herrera Beutler
  8. Doc Hastings
  9. Jamie Wheeler
  10. Cathy McMorris Rodgers
  11. Randall Yearout
  12. Bill Driscoll
  13. David Eichner
  14. Doug Cloud
  15. Stephan Andrew Brodhead
  16. Scott Sutherland
  17. Ron Bemis
  18. GoodSpaceGuy
  19. Dave Reichert
  20. Keith Swank
  21. John Orlinski
  22. Dick Muri
  23. Stan Flemming
  24. Steven Gerdes
  25. James Postma

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

West Virginia[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Joe Manchin III
  2. Sheirl Fletcher

Republican[edit]

  1. John Raese
  2. Bob Henry Baber

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Sue Thorn
  2. Dugald Brown
  3. William McCann (West Virginia)
  4. Howard Swint
  5. Nick Rahall

Republican[edit]

  1. Michael Davis (West Virginia U.S. House candidate)
  2. Lee Bias
  3. Rick Snuffer (2018 West Virginia congressional candidate)
  4. David McKinley
  5. Shelley Moore Capito
  6. Jonathan Miller
  7. Bill Lester (West Virginia)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Wisconsin[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Tammy Baldwin

Republican[edit]

  1. Mark Neumann (Wisconsin representative)
  2. Tommy Thompson (Wisconsin)
  3. Jeff Fitzgerald
  4. Eric Hovde
  5. Spencer Zimmerman

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Rob Zerban
  2. Matt Silverman
  3. Jamie Wall
  4. Ron Kind
  5. Dennis Hall (Wisconsin)
  6. Dave Heaster
  7. Joe Kallas
  8. Mark Pocan
  9. Gwen Moore
  10. Pat Kreitlow
  11. Kelda Roys

Republican[edit]

  1. Jim Engstrand
  2. Ray Boland
  3. Dan Sebring
  4. Chad Lee
  5. Sean Duffy
  6. Lauren Stephens
  7. Paul Ryan
  8. Jim Sensenbrenner
  9. Tom Petri
  10. Reid Ribble

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Wyoming[edit]

U.S. Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Tim Chesnut
  2. Al Hamburg

Republican[edit]

  1. John Barrasso
  2. Thomas Bleming
  3. Emmett Mavy

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

U.S. House[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. William Bryk
  2. Chris Henrichsen

Republican[edit]

  1. Cynthia Lummis

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

See also[edit]

  • U.S. Congress elections, 2012
  • U.S. Senate elections, 2012
  • U.S. House elections, 2012

Footnotes[edit]

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