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2012 House report  · 2012 Senate report
House: 435 seats Senate: 33 seats
GOP Dems Total GOP Dems Total
Confirmed primary challenges 60 19 79 5 5 10
Possible primary challenges 2 1 3 0 0 0
Open seats* 14 20 38 3 6 102
1. Includes Joe Lieberman, who is retiring from his Conn. senate seat.

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House races by category

Click-through to individual districts below for details. Blue links are politicians with existing profiles, red links need someone to start a profile.

Confirmed primary challenges

Total representatives facing confirmed primary challenges: 79


Republican representatives facing a confirmed primary challenge: 60
District Incumbent Seeking reelection? Confirmed GOP challengers Possible GOP challengers
AK-AL Donald Young Yes John Cox Joe Miller
CA-25 Howard McKeon Yes Dante Acosta
Cthie Wright
CO-05 Douglas Lamborn Yes Robert Blaha
Douglas Bergeron
FL-01 Jeff Miller Yes William Drummond
FL-04 Ander Crenshaw Yes Deborah Pueschel
James Klauder
Bob Black
Alec Pueschel
FL-07 John Mica Yes Sandy Adams
GA-03 Lynn Westmoreland Yes Kent Kingsley
GA-07 Rob Woodall Yes Gary Lightfoot
GA-10 Paul Broun Yes Stephen Simpson Mac Collins
GA-11 Phil Gingrey Yes Michael Opitz
Allan Levene
William Llop
ID-01 Raul Labrador Yes Reed McCandless
ID-02 Michael Simpson Yes M C Heileson
LA-03 Jeff Landry Yes Charles Boustany
MI-06 Frederick Stephen Upton Yes Jack Hoogendyk
MI-07 Timothy Walberg Yes Mike Stahly
MI-08 Mike Rogers Yes Brian Hetrick
MI-11 Thaddeus McCotter Yes Kerry Bentivolio
MN-03 Erik Paulsen Yes John Howard III
MO-04 Vicky Hartzler Yes Bernie Mowinski
MO-06 Samuel Graves Yes Bob Gough
Christopher Ryan
… further results
Democratic representatives facing a confirmed primary challenge: 19
District Incumbent Seeking reelection? Confirmed Dem. challengers Possible Dem. challengers
CO-01 Diana DeGette Yes Citizen Kane
GA-04 Henry Johnson Yes Courtney Dillard Sr
GA-05 John Lewis Yes Michael Johnson
IA-02 Dave Loebsack Yes Joe Seng
KY-03 John Yarmuth Yes Burrel Farnsley
MN-04 Betty McCollum Maybe Diana Longrie
MO-01 William Lacy Clay Yes John Russell Carnahan
Candice Britton
NJ-01 Robert Andrews Yes Franice Tenaglio
NJ-09 Steven Rothman Yes William Pascrell
OR-04 Peter DeFazio Yes Matthew Robinson
PA-13 Allyson Schwartz Yes Nate Kleinman
RI-01 David Cicilline Yes Anthony Gemma David Segal
RI-02 James Langevin Yes John Matson
TN-09 Steve Cohen Yes Tomeka Hart
TX-15 Ruben Hinojosa Yes David Cantu
Jane Cross
Ruben Ramirez
Johnny Partain
TX-16 Silvestre Reyes Yes Robert O'Rourke
Jerome Tilghman
Paul Johnson Jr
Ben Mendoza
TX-30 Eddie Bernice Johnson Yes Barbara Mallory Caraway
Taj Clayton
WA-07 James McDermott Yes Donovan RIvers Andrew Hughes
WA-09 Adam Smith Yes Dave Christie Bruce Harrell

Potential primary challenges

Total representatives facing possible primary challenges: 3


Republican representatives facing a possible primary challenge: 2
District Incumbent Seeking reelection? Possible GOP challengers
MI-02 Bill Huizenga Yes Dave Agema
MN-06 Michele Bachmann Yes Matt Dean
Chris DelaForest
Tom Emmer
Michelle Fischbach
Jim Knoblach
Phil Krinkie
Rhonda Sivarajah
Jay Esmay
Democratic representatives facing a possible primary challenge: 1
District Incumbent Seeking reelection? Possible Dem. challengers
LA-02 Cedric Richmond Yes Lambert Boissiere III

Open seats

Total open seats: 38


Open seats with a Republican incumbent: 14
District Incumbent Confirmed GOP challengers Possible GOP challengers Confirmed Dem. challengers Possible Dem. challengers
CA-02 Walter Herger Dan Roberts
Mike Halliwell
Susan Adams
Jared Huffman
Tiffany Renee
Norman Solomon
Stacey Lawson
Andy Caffrey
William Courtney
Larry Fritzlan
CA-24 Elton Gallegly Chris Mitchum
Abel Maldonado
Lois Capps
CA-26 David Dreier Tony Strickland
Tim Kalemkarian
David Cruz Thayne
Jess Herrera
Julia Brownley
Albert Goldberg
CA-41 Jerry Lewis John Tavaglione
Vince Sawyer
George Pearne
Mark Takano
Anna Nevenic
FL-22 Allen West Adam Hasner Lois Frankel
Kristin Jacobs
Marc Bell
IL-15 Tim Johnson John Shimkus Angela Michael
IL-16 Donald Manzullo Adam Kinzinger
IN-05 Dan Burton Susan Brooks Scott Reske
IN-06 Mike Pence Luke Messer Brad Bookout
KY-04 Geoff Davis Alecia Webb-Edgington
Marcus Carey
Thomas Massie
Gary Moore
Brian Oerther
Walter Schumm
Tom Wurtz
Bill Adkins
Greg Frank
NC-09 Sue Myrick Jim Pendergraph
Robert Pittenger
Jennifer Roberts
OH-02 Jean Schmidt Brad Wenstrup William Smith
PA-19 Todd Platts
TX-14 Ronald Paul Michael Truncale
Tim Day
Randy Weber
Jay Old
Felicia Harris
Robert Gonzalez
George Harper
John Gay
Mark Mansius
Bill Sargent
Nicholas Lampson
Linda Dailey
Open seats with a Democratic incumbent: 20
District Incumbent Party Confirmed GOP challengers Possible GOP challengers Confirmed Dem. challengers Possible Dem. challengers
AR-04 Mike Ross Democratic Beth Anne Rankin
Tom Cotton
John Cowart
Gene Jeffress
Q Byrum Hurst
D C Morrison
AZ-08 Gabrielle Giffords Democratic Jesse Kelly
Trent Franks
Charles Black
Ron Barber
Gene Scharer
CA-06 Lynn Woolsey Democratic Erik Smitt
Joseph Mc Cray Sr
Doris Matsui
CA-18 Dennis Cardoza Democratic Dave Chapman Anna Eshoo
William Parks
CA-51 Bob Filner Democratic Michael Crimmins
Xanthis Gionis
Bernard Portley
Juan Vargas
Denise Moreno Ducheny
John Brooks
Danny Ramirez
HI-02 Mazie Hirono Democratic Mike Willoughby Tulsi Gabbard
Mufi Hannemann
Esther Kiaaina
Bob Marx
Miles Shiratori
Brian Schatz
Josh Green
Clayton Hee
IL-12 Jerry Costello Democratic Jason Plummer Brad Harriman
MA-01 John Olver Democratic Bill Gunn
Jeffery Paul Donnelly
Dean Mazzarella
Gregg Lisciotti
Andrea Nuciforo Jr
Richard Neal
Bill Shein
Dennis Rosa
MA-04 Barney Frank Democratic Sean Bielat
Elizabeth Childs
Tom Hodgson
Jay Barrows
Brian Herr
Shaunna O'Connell
Bill Vernon
Karyn Polito
Mary Connaughton
Joseph Kennedy III
Herb Robinson
Martin Farren
Jules Levine
Rachel Brown
Paul Heroux
Jack Porter
Deborah Goldberg
Samuel Sutter
James Segel
James Vallee
Mike Rodriques
James Timility
MI-05 Dale Kildee Democratic Jim Slezak
Tom Wassa
John Kupiec
Roger Kahn
Dan Kildee Jim Barcia
Deb Cherry
John Cherry
Andy Coulouris
John Gleason
David Crim
Woodrow Stanley
NC-11 Heath Shuler Democratic Mark Meadows
Vance Patterson
Hayden Rogers
NC-13 Ralph Miller Democratic George Holding Charles Malone
NJ-10 Donald Payne Democratic Brian Kelemen Michael Alonso Ronald C. Rice
Dennis Flynn
Nia Gill
Donald Payne Jr
Wayne Smith
Cathy Wright
NY-05 Gary Ackerman Democratic Gregory Meeks
Michael Scala
Joseph Marthone
NY-22 Maurice Hinchey Democratic Richard Hanna
Michael Kicinski
Dan Lamb
OK-02 David Daniel Boren Democratic George Faught
Markwayne Mullin
Dustin Rowe
Dakota Wood
Wayne Pettigrew
Dwayne Thompson
Wayne Herriman
Rob Wallace
Earl Everett
PA-17 Tim Holden Democratic Laureen Cummings Matt Cartwright
TX-20 Charles Gonzalez Democratic David Rosa Joaquin Castro
WA-01 Jay Inslee Democratic John Koster Suzan DelBene
Steve Hobbs
Darshan Rauniyar
Laura Ruderman
Darcy Burner
Josh Brown
Ross Hunter
WA-06 Norman Dicks Democratic Jesse Young
David Eichner
Doug Cloud Derek Kilmer Tim Sheldon
Open seats without an incumbent: 34warning.png"N/a" is not in the list of possible values (Republican, Democratic, Libertarian, Green, Independent, Other, N/a (redistricting)) for this property.
District Incumbent Confirmed GOP challengers Possible GOP challengers Confirmed Dem. challengers Possible Dem. challengers
AR-04 Mike Ross Beth Anne Rankin
Tom Cotton
John Cowart
Gene Jeffress
Q Byrum Hurst
D C Morrison
AZ-08 Gabrielle Giffords Jesse Kelly
Trent Franks
Charles Black
Ron Barber
Gene Scharer
CA-02 Walter Herger Dan Roberts
Mike Halliwell
Susan Adams
Jared Huffman
Tiffany Renee
Norman Solomon
Stacey Lawson
Andy Caffrey
William Courtney
Larry Fritzlan
CA-06 Lynn Woolsey Erik Smitt
Joseph Mc Cray Sr
Doris Matsui
CA-18 Dennis Cardoza Dave Chapman Anna Eshoo
William Parks
CA-24 Elton Gallegly Chris Mitchum
Abel Maldonado
Lois Capps
CA-26 David Dreier Tony Strickland
Tim Kalemkarian
David Cruz Thayne
Jess Herrera
Julia Brownley
Albert Goldberg
CA-41 Jerry Lewis John Tavaglione
Vince Sawyer
George Pearne
Mark Takano
Anna Nevenic
CA-51 Bob Filner Michael Crimmins
Xanthis Gionis
Bernard Portley
Juan Vargas
Denise Moreno Ducheny
John Brooks
Danny Ramirez
FL-22 Allen West Adam Hasner Lois Frankel
Kristin Jacobs
Marc Bell
HI-02 Mazie Hirono Mike Willoughby Tulsi Gabbard
Mufi Hannemann
Esther Kiaaina
Bob Marx
Miles Shiratori
Brian Schatz
Josh Green
Clayton Hee
IL-12 Jerry Costello Jason Plummer Brad Harriman
IL-15 Tim Johnson John Shimkus Angela Michael
IL-16 Donald Manzullo Adam Kinzinger
IN-05 Dan Burton Susan Brooks Scott Reske
IN-06 Mike Pence Luke Messer Brad Bookout
KY-04 Geoff Davis Alecia Webb-Edgington
Marcus Carey
Thomas Massie
Gary Moore
Brian Oerther
Walter Schumm
Tom Wurtz
Bill Adkins
Greg Frank
MA-01 John Olver Bill Gunn
Jeffery Paul Donnelly
Dean Mazzarella
Gregg Lisciotti
Andrea Nuciforo Jr
Richard Neal
Bill Shein
Dennis Rosa
MA-04 Barney Frank Sean Bielat
Elizabeth Childs
Tom Hodgson
Jay Barrows
Brian Herr
Shaunna O'Connell
Bill Vernon
Karyn Polito
Mary Connaughton
Joseph Kennedy III
Herb Robinson
Martin Farren
Jules Levine
Rachel Brown
Paul Heroux
Jack Porter
Deborah Goldberg
Samuel Sutter
James Segel
James Vallee
Mike Rodriques
James Timility
MI-05 Dale Kildee Jim Slezak
Tom Wassa
John Kupiec
Roger Kahn
Dan Kildee Jim Barcia
Deb Cherry
John Cherry
Andy Coulouris
John Gleason
David Crim
Woodrow Stanley
… further results
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See 2012 House elections potential open seats

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