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LIVE 2012 CONGRESSIONAL RESULTS:Almost Final Update

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Posted by: Linda Carbonell on November 6, 2012.Last revised on: November 7, 2012.

 

House of Representatives Chamber

1:30 P.M., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, ALMOST THE FINAL UPDATE:

Both Arizona and California still have undecided races.  In Arizona, there are three Congressional districts (First, Second, and Ninth) still too close to call, though in the most high-profile race, the one for “Gabby Giffords’ seat”, incumbent Ron Barber is trailing by 1,312 votes.  In California, there are three races still undecided (Seventh, Thirty-sixth and Fifty-second).  The Thirty-sixth is interesting because the incumbent is the widow of Sonny Bono, Mary Bono Mack, who is currently married to Floridian Connie Mack (is he #4 or #5?) who resigned his House seat to run for the Senate and lost last night to Democrat Bill Nelson.  Bono Mack is trailing Democrat Raul Ruiz by 4,557 votes.

The other 48 have finalized their house seats.

 

State

Total

Current

New

Winners
 

Reps.

Dems

Reps

Reps

Dems

Reps

Results at 6 p.m.

 　 　 　 *Final 　 　

Kentucky (split state)

6

2

3

6*

 　1 　5

Indiana (split state)

9

3

6

9*

 　2 　7

Results at 7 p.m.

 　 　 　 　 　 　

Florida (split)

25

6

19

27 (+2)*

 　10 　17

Georgia

13

5

8

14 (+!)*

 　5 　9

New Hampshire (split)

2

  

2

2*

 　2 　

South Carolina

6

1

5

7 (+!)*

 　1 　6

Vermont

1

1

  

1*

 　1 　

Virginia

11

3

8

11*

 　3 　8

Results at 7:30 p.m.

 　 　 　 　 　 　

North Carolina

13

7

6

13*

 　3 　10

Ohio

18

5

13

16 (-2)*

 　4 　12

West Virginia

3

1

2

3*

 　1 　2

Results at 8 p.m.

 　 　 　 　 　 　

Alabama

7

1

6

7*

 　1 　6

Connecticut

5

5

  

5*

 　5 　

Delaware

1

1

 　

1*

 　1 　

Florida (split)

25

6

19

27 (+2)*

 　10 　17

Illinois

19

11

8

18 (-1)*

 　12 　6

Kansas

4

 　

4

4*

 　 　4

Maine

2

2

 　

2*

 　2 　

Maryland

8

6

2

8*

 　7 　1

Massachusetts

10

10

 　

9 (-1)*

 　9 　

Michigan

15

6

8

14 (-1)*

 　5 　8

Mississippi

4

3

1

4*

 　1 　3

Missouri

9

6

3

8 (-1)*

 　2 　6

New Jersey

13

6

6

12 (-1)*

 　6 　6

North Dakota (split)

1

 　

1

1*

 　 　1

Oklahoma

5

1

4

5*

 　 　5

Pennsylvania

19

7

12

18 (-1)*

 　5 　13

Rhode Island

2

2

 　

2*

 　2 　

Tennessee

9

2

7

9*

 　2 　7

Texas

31

12

9

36 (+5)*

 　12 　24

Results at 8:30 p.m.

 　 　 　 　 　 　

Arkansas

4

1

3

4*

 　 　4

Wisconsin

8

5

3

8*

 　3 　5

Results at 9 p.m.

 　 　 　 　

Colorado

7

3

4

7*

 　3 　4

Louisiana

7

6

1

6 (-1)*

 　1 　5

Minnesota

8

4

4

8*

 　5 　3

Nebraska

3

 　

3

3*

 　 　3

New Mexico

3

2

1

3*

 　1 　2

New York

29

21

8

27 (-2)*

 　21 　6

South Dakota (split)

1

 　

1

1*

 　 　1

Wyoming

1

  

1

1*

 　 　1

Results at 10 p.m.

 　 　 　 　 　 　

Arizona

8

5

3

9 (+1)

 　2 　4

Iowa

5

3

2

4 (-1)*

 　2 　2

Montana

1

  

1

1*

 　 　1

Nevada

3

2

1

4 (+1)*

 　2 　2

Utah

3

2

1

4 (+1)*

 　1 　3

Results at 11 p.m.

 　 　 　 　 　 　

California

53

21

19

53

 　34 　15

Idaho

2

  

2

2*

 　2 　

Oregon

5

4

1

5*

 　4 　1

Washington

9

5

4

10 (+1)*

 　6 　4

Results at 11 p.m.

 　 　 　 　 　 　

Hawaii

2

2

 　

2*

 　 　2

Results at 1 a.m.

 　 　 　 　 　 　

Alaska

1

 　

1

1*

 　 　1

There are a few races that have caught on in the national news, four of them because the Republican incumbents are notorious Tea Partiers.

Florida 18th, where Rep. Alan West is running against Dem. Patrick Murphy in a redrawn district.  Alan West lost his seat to Patrick Murphy.

Illinois 8th, where Rep. Joe Walsh is being run over by Dem. Tammy Duckworth.   Tammy Duckworth is the projected winner.

Iowa 4th, where Rep. Steve King is in a close race with Dem. former Iowa First Lady Christie Vilsack.  Steve King has won re-election.

Minnesota 6th, where a redistricted Rep. Michele Bachmann is facing Dem. Jim Graves.  Bachmann won by 4,207 votes.

In Florida in 2010, Republican Alan West beat Democrat Alan Grayson.  Grayson was the heir to Bernie Sanders’ place as the most passionate progressive in the House.  Redistricting gave Grayson another chance, and he has regained a seat in the House.

And Paul Ryan, who will not be our Vice-President, will be returning to the House.

 

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One Response to LIVE 2012 CONGRESSIONAL RESULTS:Almost Final Update

  1. Lynn Kobrin

    November 7, 2012 at 6:28 pm

    Alan West beat Ron Klein, not Alan Grayson in 2010.