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2010 United States House of Representatives election ratings

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Predictions for select races in the 2010 U.S. House elections

2010 United States House of Representatives election ratings

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The2010 United States House of Representatives elections were held on November 2, 2010, with early voting taking place in some states in the weeks preceding that date. Voters chose representatives from all 435congressional districts across each of the 50U.S. states.Non-voting delegates from theDistrict of Columbia and four of the five inhabitedU.S. territories[a] were also elected. Thesemidterm elections took place nearly halfway through the first term ofDemocratic PresidentBarack Obama. The winners served in the112th United States Congress, with seatsapportioned among the states based on the2000 United States census. On Election Day, Democrats had held a House majority since January 2007 as a result of the2006 elections.

Predictions on overall outcome

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These were predictions of the outcome of the 2010 United States House of Representatives elections.

  • RealClearPolitics.
    • As of November 2, 2010, RCP projected the Republicans would take 224 seats, the Democrats would take 167, and 44 races were toss-ups.[1]
  • Nate Silver, FiveThirtyEight (New York Times)
    • As of November 2, 2010, Nate Silver's prediction model projected the Republicans would win (on average) 232.2 seats, and the Democrats would win 202.8.[2]
  • Patrick Ishmael, Hot Air.com
    • Ishmael predicted on October 31, 2010, that Republicans would win a net of 63 seats, +/- 3 seats.[3] Rasmussen Reports cited Ishmael's calls in its election preview.[4] The week before, Ishmael predicted a net Republican pickup of 62–65 seats.[5]
  • Crystal Ball
    • As of November 1, 2010, Larry Sabato predicted, "If the election were held today: + 55 Republican House seats".[6]
  • Charlie Cook
    • On October 26, 2010, The Cook Political Report raised its House forecast to "a Democratic net loss of 48 to 60 seats, with higher losses possible."[7]
    • In a February 2010 interview withNational Journal, he said that "it's very hard to come up with a scenario where Democrats don't lose the House. It's very hard."[8]
  • Rasmussen Reports
    • On November 1, 2010, Scott Rasmussen predicted the Democrats "will likely lose 55 or more seats in the House."[9]
  • Rothenberg Political Report.
    • On October 28, 2010, Rothenberg Political Report predicted "Likely Republican gain of 55–65 seats, with gains at or above 70 seats possible."[10]
    • In April 2010,Stuart Rothenberg wrote on hisblog that "…the atmospherics remain strongly behind the GOP, and major Republican House gains are extremely likely" and that "it's clear that the battleground is almost entirely on Democratic soil. Obviously, control of the House is at risk."[11]
  • Congressional Quarterly.
    • In October 2010, Congressional Quarterly projected the Democrats would take 195 seats, the Republicans 199, and they considered 41 races too close to call.[12]
    • In July 2010, Congressional Quarterly projected the Democrats would take 205 seats, the Republicans 190, and they considered 40 races too close to call.[13]

Election ratings

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Several sites and individuals publish ratings of competitive seats. The seats listed below were considered competitive (not "safe" or "solid") by at least one of the rating groups. These ratings are based upon factors such as the strength of the incumbent (if the incumbent is running for re-election), the strength of the candidates, and the partisan history of the district (theCook Partisan Voting Index is one example of this metric). Each rating describes the likelihood of a given outcome in the election.

Most election ratings use:

  • Tossup: no advantage
  • Tilt (sometimes used): slight advantage
  • Lean: clear advantage
  • Likely: strong, but not certain advantage
  • Safe: outcome is nearly certain

The following table contains the final ratings of the competitiveness of selected races according to noted political analysts. Races which were considered safe for the incumbent's party are not included. Incumbents who did not run for re-election have parentheses around their name.

DistrictCPVIIncumbentPrevious
result
Cook
November 1, 2010[14]
Rothenberg
November 1, 2010[15]
Sabato
November 1, 2010[16]
RCP
November 1, 2010[17]
CQ Politics
October 28, 2010[18]
NYT
November 1, 2010[19]
538
November 1, 2010[20]
Winner
Alabama 2R+16Bobby Bright (D)51.0% DTossupTilt R(flip)Lean DTossupTossupTossupLean R(flip)Martha Roby (R)
Alabama 5R+12Parker Griffith (R)(lost renomination)51.5% DLikely RSafe RLikely RLikely RSafe RSafe RLikely RMo Brooks (R)
Arizona 1R+6Ann Kirkpatrick (D)55.9% DLean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Paul Gosar (R)
Arizona 3R+9John Shadegg (R)(retiring)54.1% RLean RSafe RLean RLean RLean RTossupLikely RBen Quayle (R)
Arizona 5R+5Harry Mitchell (D)53.2% DTossupTilt R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupTossupLean R(flip)David Schweikert (R)
Arizona 7D+6Raúl Grijalva (D)63.3% DTossupLean DLean DLean DTossupTossupLikely DRaúl Grijalva (D)
Arizona 8R+4Gabby Giffords (D)54.7% DTossupTossupLean DTossupTossupTossupLean DGabby Giffords (D)
Arkansas 1R+8Robert Marion Berry (D)(retiring)100% DLean R(flip)Tilt R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupLean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Rick Crawford (R)
Arkansas 2R+5Vic Snyder (D)(retiring)76.5% DLikely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Safe R(flip)Safe R(flip)Tim Griffin (R)
Arkansas 4R+7Mike Ross (D)86.2% DLikely DSafe DSafe DLikely DSafe DLean DSafe DMike Ross (D)
California 3R+6Dan Lungren (R)49.5% RLean RLean RLean RLean RLean RLean RLikely RDan Lungren (R)
California 11R+1Jerry McNerney (D)55.3% DTossupTossupLean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupTossupLean R(flip)Jerry McNerney (D)
California 18D+4Dennis Cardoza (D)100% DLikely DSafe DLikely DLean DSafe DLean DSafe DDennis Cardoza (D)
California 20D+5Jim Costa (D)74.4% DTossupLean DLean DLean R(flip)Lean DLean DTossupJim Costa (D)
California 44R+6Ken Calvert (R)49.5% RSafe RSafe RLikely RSafe RSafe RSafe RSafe RKen Calvert (R)
California 45R+3Mary Bono (R)58.3% RSafe RSafe RLikely RLikely RSafe RSafe RSafe RMary Bono (R)
California 47D+4Loretta Sanchez (D)69.5% DLean DLean DLikely DLean DLean DLean DLikely DLoretta Sanchez (D)
Colorado 3R+5John Salazar (D)61.6% DTossupTilt R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupTossupLean R(flip)Scott Tipton (R)
Colorado 4R+6Betsy Markey (D)56.2% DLean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Lean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Cory Gardner (R)
Colorado 7D+4Ed Perlmutter (D)63.5% DLean DLikely DLikely DSafe DLikely DLean DLikely DEd Perlmutter (D)
Connecticut 1D+13John Larson (D)71.6% DSafe DSafe DSafe DLikely DSafe DSafe DSafe DJohn Larson (D)
Connecticut 2D+6Joe Courtney (D)65.7% DSafe DSafe DSafe DLikely DSafe DSafe DSafe DJoe Courtney (D)
Connecticut 4D+4Jim Himes (D)51.3% DLean DLikely DLean DTossupLean DLean DLean DJim Himes (D)
Connecticut 5D+2Chris Murphy (D)54.1% DLean DLikely DLean DTossupLikely DLean DTossupChris Murphy (D)
Delaware at-largeD+7Mike Castle (R)(retiring)[b]61.1% RLikely D(flip)Lean D(flip)Lean D(flip)Lean D(flip)Likely D(flip)Lean D(flip)Safe D(flip)John Carney (D)
Florida 2R+6Allen Boyd (D)61.9% DLean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Safe R(flip)Steve Southerland (R)
Florida 8R+2Alan Grayson (D)52.0% DLikely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Daniel Webster (R)
Florida 12R+6Adam Putnam (R)(retiring)57.5% RLean RTilt RLean RLean RLean RSafe RLikely RDennis A. Ross (R)
Florida 22D+1Ron Klein (D)54.7% DTossupTossupLean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean DTossupLean R(flip)Allen West (R)
Florida 24R+4Suzanne Kosmas (D)57.2% DLean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Lean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Sandy Adams (R)
Florida 25R+5Mario Díaz-Balart (R)(retiring)53.1% RLean RLean RLikely RLean RLean RTossupLikely RDavid Rivera (R)
Georgia 2D+1Sanford Bishop (D)68.9% DTossupLean DLean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupTossupTossupSanford Bishop (D)
Georgia 8R+10Jim Marshall (D)57.2% DLean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupTossupLikely R(flip)Austin Scott (R)
Georgia 12D+1John Barrow (D)66.0% DLikely DSafe DSafe DLikely DSafe DLean DSafe DJohn Barrow (D)
Hawaii 1D+11Charles Djou (R)39.4% RTossupTossupLean RTossupTossupTossupLean D(flip)Colleen Hanabusa (D)
Idaho 1R+18Walt Minnick (D)50.6% DTossupTilt DLean R(flip)TossupLean DTossupLean DRaúl Labrador (R)
Illinois 8R+1Melissa Bean (D)60.7% DLikely DSafe DLikely DLean DSafe DLean DLikely DJoe Walsh (R)
Illinois 10D+6Mark Kirk (R)(retiring)[b]52.6% RLean D(flip)Tilt D(flip)Lean D(flip)TossupLean D(flip)Lean D(flip)Lean D(flip)Bob Dold (R)
Illinois 11R+1Debbie Halvorson (D)58.4% DLean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Lean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Lean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Adam Kinzinger (R)
Illinois 14R+1Bill Foster (D)57.7% DTossupTilt R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupTossupTossupRandy Hultgren (R)
Illinois 17D+3Phil Hare (D)99.8% DTossupTilt R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupTossupLean R(flip)Bobby Schilling (R)
Indiana 2R+2Joe Donnelly (D)67.1% DTossupLean DLean DTossupLean DTossupLean DJoe Donnelly (D)
Indiana 8R+8Brad Ellsworth (D)(retiring)[b]64.7% DLikely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Lean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Safe R(flip)Likely R(flip)Larry Bucshon (R)
Indiana 9R+6Baron Hill (D)57.8% DTossupTilt R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupTossupLean R(flip)Todd Young (R)
Iowa 1D+5Bruce Braley (D)64.6% DLean DLikely DLikely DLean DLikely DLean DSafe DBruce Braley (D)
Iowa 2D+7David Loebsack (D)57.2% DLean DLikely DLikely DLean DLean DLean DLikely DDavid Loebsack (D)
Iowa 3D+1Leonard Boswell (D)56.4% DLean DLikely DLean DLean DLean DLean DLikely DLeonard Boswell (D)
Kansas 3R+3Dennis Moore (D)(retiring)56.4% DLikely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Safe R(flip)Safe R(flip)Kevin Yoder (R)
Kentucky 3D+2John Yarmuth (D)59.4% DLikely DLikely DLikely DLean DLikely DLean DSafe DJohn Yarmuth (D)
Kentucky 6R+9Ben Chandler (D)64.7% DTossupLean DLean DTossupLean DTossupTossupBen Chandler (D)
Louisiana 2D+25Joseph Cao (R)49.5% RLikely D(flip)Likely D(flip)Lean D(flip)Lean D(flip)Likely D(flip)Lean D(flip)Likely D(flip)Cedric Richmond (D)
Louisiana 3R+12Charlie Melançon (D)(retiring)[b]100% DLikely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Safe R(flip)Safe R(flip)Likely R(flip)Jeff Landry (R)
Maine 1D+8Chellie Pingree (D)54.9% DTossupLikely DLean DTossupLikely DLean DLikely DChellie Pingree (D)
Maine 2D+3Mike Michaud (D)67.4% DLean DLikely DSafe DTossupSafe DLean DLikely DMike Michaud (D)
Maryland 1R+13Frank Kratovil (D)49.1% DLean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Andrew P. Harris (R)
Massachusetts 4D+14Barney Frank (D)68.0% DLean DSafe DLikely DLean DLikely DLean DSafe DBarney Frank (D)
Massachusetts 5D+8Niki Tsongas (D)100% DLikely DLikely DSafe DLikely DLikely DSafe DSafe DNiki Tsongas (D)
Massachusetts 6D+7John F. Tierney (D)70.4% DLikely DSafe DSafe DLikely DSafe DSafe DSafe DJohn F. Tierney (D)
Massachusetts 10D+5Bill Delahunt (D)(retiring)100% DLean DTossupLean DTossupTossupTossupTossupWilliam R. Keating (D)
Michigan 1R+3Bart Stupak (D)(retiring)65.0% DLean R(flip)Tilt R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Dan Benishek (R)
Michigan 7R+2Mark Schauer (D)48.8% DTossupTossupLean R(flip)TossupTossupTossupTossupTim Walberg (R)
Michigan 9D+2Gary Peters (D)52.1% DLean DLean DLean DTossupLikely DLean DLikely DGary Peters (D)
Michigan 15D+13John D. Dingell Jr. (D)70.7% DSafe DSafe DSafe DLean DSafe DLean DSafe DJohn D. Dingell Jr. (D)
Minnesota 1R+1Tim Walz (D)62.5% DLean DLikely DLean DLean DLean DLean DLikely DTim Walz (D)
Minnesota 6R+7Michele Bachmann (R)46.4% RLikely RSafe RLikely RLikely RSafe RLean RSafe RMichele Bachmann (R)
Minnesota 7R+5Collin Peterson (D)72.2% DSafe DSafe DSafe DLikely DSafe DSafe DSafe DCollin Peterson (D)
Minnesota 8D+3Jim Oberstar (D)67.7% DTossupLikely DLean DTossupLikely DSafe DLean DChip Cravaack (R)
Mississippi 1R+14Travis Childers (D)54.5% DTossupTilt R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupLean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Alan Nunnelee (R)
Mississippi 2D+12Bennie Thompson (D)69.1% DSafe DSafe DSafe DLikely DSafe DSafe DSafe DBennie Thompson (D)
Mississippi 4R+20Gene Taylor (D)74.5% DTossupTossupLean DTossupTossupTossupTossupSteven Palazzo (R)
Missouri 3D+7Russ Carnahan (D)66.4% DLean DLikely DLikely DLean DLikely DSafe DSafe DRuss Carnahan (D)
Missouri 4R+14Ike Skelton (D)65.9% DTossupTossupLean DTossupTossupLean DTossupVicky Hartzler (R)
Missouri 5D+10Emanuel Cleaver (D)64.4% DSafe DSafe DSafe DLikely DSafe DSafe DSafe DEmanuel Cleaver (D)
Nebraska 2R+6Lee Terry (R)51.9% RLikely RSafe RLikely RLikely RSafe RLean RSafe RLee Terry (R)
Nevada 3D+2Dina Titus (D)47.4% DLean R(flip)Tilt R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupLikely R(flip)Joe Heck (R)
New Hampshire 1EvenCarol Shea-Porter (D)51.7% DLean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Frank Guinta (R)
New Hampshire 2D+3Paul Hodes (D)(retiring)[b]56.4% DTossupTossupLean R(flip)TossupTossupTossupTossupCharles Bass (R)
New Jersey 3R+1John Adler (D)52.1% DTossupTilt R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean DTossupLean R(flip)Jon Runyan (R)
New Jersey 6D+8Frank Pallone (D)66.9% DLikely DSafe DSafe DLikely DSafe DSafe DSafe DFrank Pallone (D)
New Jersey 12D+5Rush Holt Jr. (D)63.1% DLikely DSafe DLikely DLean DSafe DSafe DSafe DRush Holt Jr. (D)
New Mexico 1D+5Martin Heinrich (D)55.7% DTossupTossupLean DTossupLean DLean DLean DMartin Heinrich (D)
New Mexico 2R+6Harry Teague (D)56.0% DLean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupLean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Steve Pearce (R)
New Mexico 3D+7Ben Ray Lujan (D)56.7% DLikely DSafe DSafe DLean DSafe DSafe DSafe DBen Ray Lujan (D)
New York 1EvenTim Bishop (D)58.4% DTossupTilt DLikely DTossupTossupLean DLean DTim Bishop (D)
New York 2D+4Steve Israel (D)66.9% DSafe DSafe DSafe DLikely DSafe DSafe DSafe DSteve Israel (D)
New York 4D+6Carolyn McCarthy (D)64.0% DLikely DSafe DSafe DLikely DLikely DSafe DSafe DCarolyn McCarthy (D)
New York 13R+4Michael McMahon (D)60.9% DLean DLikely DLikely DTossupLean DLean DLikely DMichael Grimm (R)
New York 19R+3John Hall (D)58.7% DTossupTilt R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupTossupTossupLean R(flip)Nan Hayworth (R)
New York 20R+2Scott Murphy (D)50.2% DTossupTilt R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupTossupLikely R(flip)Chris Gibson (R)
New York 22D+6Maurice Hinchey (D)64.0% DLean DSafe DLikely DLean DLikely DLean DLikely DMaurice Hinchey (D)
New York 23R+1Bill Owens (D)48.3% DTossupTossupLean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupTossupTossupBill Owens (D)
New York 24R+2Mike Arcuri (D)52.0% DTossupTossupLean DTossupTossupTossupLean DRichard Hanna (R)
New York 25D+3Dan Maffei (D)54.8% DLean DLikely DLikely DLean DLikely DLean DLikely DAnn Marie Buerkle (R)
New York 27D+4Brian Higgins (D)74.4% DSafe DSafe DSafe DLikely DSafe DSafe DSafe DBrian Higgins (D)
New York 29R+5Vacant51.0% DLikely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Safe R(flip)Safe R(flip)Safe R(flip)Tom Reed (R)
North Carolina 2R+2Bob Etheridge (D)66.9% DLean DTilt DLikely DTossupLikely DLean DTossupRenee Ellmers (R)
North Carolina 4D+8David Price (D)63.3% DSafe DSafe DSafe DLikely DSafe DSafe DSafe DDavid Price (D)
North Carolina 7R+5Mike McIntyre (D)68.8% DTossupTilt DLikely DTossupLean DLean DTossupMike McIntyre (D)
North Carolina 8R+2Larry Kissell (D)53.0% DTossupLean DLean R(flip)TossupTossupTossupTossupLarry Kissell (D)
North Carolina 11R+6Heath Shuler (D)62.0% DLean DLikely DLikely DTossupLikely DLean DLikely DHeath Shuler (D)
North Carolina 13D+5Brad Miller (D)65.9% DSafe DSafe DSafe DLikely DSafe DSafe DSafe DBrad Miller (D)
North Dakota at-largeR+10Earl Pomeroy (D)62.0% DTossupTilt R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupTossupLikely R(flip)Rick Berg (R)
Ohio 1D+1Steve Driehaus (D)52.4% DLean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Lean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Steve Chabot (R)
Ohio 6R+2Charlie Wilson (D)62.3% DTossupTossupLean DTossupTossupTossupTossupBill Johnson (R)
Ohio 10D+8Dennis Kucinich (D)57.0% DLikely DSafe DSafe DLikely DSafe DSafe DSafe DDennis Kucinich (D)
Ohio 12D+1Pat Tiberi (R)54.8% RLikely RSafe RLikely RLikely RSafe RSafe RSafe RPat Tiberi (R)
Ohio 13D+5Betty Sutton (D)57.0% DLikely DLikely DLikely DLean DLikely DLean DSafe DBetty Sutton (D)
Ohio 15D+1Mary Jo Kilroy (D)45.9% DLean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Lean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Lean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Steve Stivers (R)
Ohio 16R+4John Boccieri (D)55.4% DTossupLean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupTossupLean R(flip)Jim Renacci (R)
Ohio 18R+7Zack Space (D)59.9% DTossupTilt R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupTossupLean DBob Gibbs (R)
Oklahoma 2R+14Dan Boren (D)70.5% DSafe DSafe DSafe DLikely DSafe DSafe DSafe DDan Boren (D)
Oregon 1D+8David Wu (D)71.5% DLikely DSafe DSafe DLikely DLikely DSafe DSafe DDavid Wu (D)
Oregon 4D+2Peter DeFazio (D)82.3% DLikely DSafe DSafe DLean DSafe DSafe DSafe DPeter DeFazio (D)
Oregon 5D+1Kurt Schrader (D)54.3% DTossupTossupLean DTossupTossupTossupTossupKurt Schrader (D)
Pennsylvania 3R+3Kathy Dahlkemper (D)51.2% DLean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Lean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Mike Kelly (R)
Pennsylvania 4R+6Jason Altmire (D)55.9% DLean DLikely DLikely DLean DLikely DLean DLikely DJason Altmire (D)
Pennsylvania 6D+4Jim Gerlach (R)52.1% RLikely RSafe RLikely RLean RSafe RLean RSafe RJim Gerlach (R)
Pennsylvania 7D+3Joe Sestak (D)(retiring)[b]59.6% DLean R(flip)Tilt R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupTossupLean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Pat Meehan (R)
Pennsylvania 8D+2Patrick Murphy (D)56.8% DTossupTilt R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupTossupTossupLean R(flip)Mike Fitzpatrick (R)
Pennsylvania 10R+8Chris Carney (D)56.3% DTossupTossupLean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupTossupLikely R(flip)Tom Marino (R)
Pennsylvania 11D+4Paul Kanjorski (D)51.6% DTossupTilt R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupLean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupLou Barletta (R)
Pennsylvania 12R+1Mark Critz (D)52.6% DLean DTossupLean DTossupLean DLean DLean DMark Critz (D)
Pennsylvania 13D+7Allyson Schwartz (D)62.8% DSafe DSafe DSafe DLikely DSafe DSafe DSafe DAllyson Schwartz (D)
Pennsylvania 15D+2Charlie Dent (R)58.6% RLikely RLikely RLean RLikely RLean RLean RSafe RCharlie Dent (R)
Pennsylvania 17R+6Tim Holden (D)63.7% DLikely DSafe DLikely DLikely DLikely DLean DSafe DTim Holden (D)
Rhode Island 1D+13Patrick J. Kennedy (D)(retiring)68.6% DLean DLean DLean DTossupLean DSafe DLikely DDavid Cicilline (D)
South Carolina 5R+7John Spratt (D)61.6% DTossupLean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupTossupLikely R(flip)Mick Mulvaney (R)
South Dakota at-largeR+9Stephanie Herseth Sandlin (D)67.6% DTossupTilt R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupTossupLean R(flip)Kristi Noem (R)
Tennessee 4R+13Lincoln Davis (D)58.8% DTossupTilt R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupTossupTossupLean R(flip)Scott DesJarlais (R)
Tennessee 5D+3Jim Cooper (D)65.9% DLikely DSafe DSafe DLikely DSafe DSafe DSafe DJim Cooper (D)
Tennessee 6R+13Bart Gordon (D)(retiring)74.4% DLikely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Safe R(flip)Safe R(flip)Safe R(flip)Diane Black (R)
Tennessee 8R+6John Tanner (D)(retiring)100% DLikely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Safe R(flip)Safe R(flip)Stephen Fincher (R)
Texas 15D+3Rubén Hinojosa (D)65.7% DSafe DSafe DSafe DLikely DSafe DSafe DSafe DRubén Hinojosa (D)
Texas 17R+20Chet Edwards (D)53.0% DLean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Lean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Likely R(flip)Lean R(flip)Safe R(flip)Bill Flores (R)
Texas 23R+4Ciro Rodriguez (D)55.8% DTossupTossupLean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupTossupTossupQuico Canseco (R)
Texas 25D+6Lloyd Doggett (D)65.8% DSafe DSafe DSafe DLikely DSafe DSafe DSafe DLloyd Doggett (D)
Texas 27R+2Solomon P. Ortiz (D)57.9% DLean DLikely DSafe DTossupLikely DLean DLikely DBlake Farenthold (R)
Utah 2R+15Jim Matheson (D)63.4% DLikely DSafe DSafe DLikely DSafe DSafe DLikely DJim Matheson (D)
Virginia 2R+5Glenn Nye (D)52.4% DLean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupLean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Scott Rigell (R)
Virginia 5R+5Tom Perriello (D)50.1% DLean R(flip)Tilt R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupLean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Robert Hurt (R)
Virginia 9R+11Rick Boucher (D)97.1% DTossupTilt DLean DLean DLean DLean DLean DMorgan Griffith (R)
Virginia 11D+2Gerry Connolly (D)54.7% DTossupLean DLean DTossupLean DTossupLean DGerry Connolly (D)
Washington 2D+3Rick Larsen (D)62.4% DTossupLean DLean DTossupLean DLean DLikely DRick Larsen (D)
Washington 3EvenBrian Baird (D)(retiring)64.0% DLean R(flip)Tilt R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupLean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Jaime Herrera Beutler (R)
Washington 6D+5Norm Dicks (D)66.9% DSafe DSafe DSafe DLikely DSafe DSafe DSafe DNorm Dicks (D)
Washington 8D+3Dave Reichert (R)52.8% RLikely RLikely RLean RLean RLean RLean RLikely RDave Reichert (R)
Washington 9D+5Adam Smith (D)65.5% DLikely DSafe DSafe DTossupSafe DSafe DLikely DAdam Smith (D)
West Virginia 1R+9Alan Mollohan (D)(lost renomination)99.9% DTossupTossupLean R(flip)TossupTossupTossupTossupDavid McKinley (R)
West Virginia 3R+6Nick Rahall (D)66.9% DLikely DSafe DLikely DLikely DLikely DLean DLikely DNick Rahall (D)
Wisconsin 3D+4Ron Kind (D)63.2% DLean DLikely DLikely DTossupLean DLean DLikely DRon Kind (D)
Wisconsin 7D+3Dave Obey (D)(retiring)60.8% DTossupTilt R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)TossupTossupLikely R(flip)Sean Duffy (R)
Wisconsin 8R+2Steve Kagen (D)54.0% DLean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Lean R(flip)Likely R(flip)Reid Ribble (R)
OverallR - 204
D - 181
50 tossups
R - 223
D - 194
18 tossups
R - 237
D - 198
R - 225
D - 168
43 tossups
R - 199
D - 195
41 tossups
D - 190
R - 174
42 tossups
R - 216
D - 200
19 tossups
R - 242
D - 193

Notes

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  1. ^Not including theResident Commissioner of Puerto Rico, who serves a four-year term.
  2. ^abcdefRetired to run for senate

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