2006 U.S. Congressional Elections
{{date|November 8, 2006}}

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As of 10:00 p.m EST November 8, 2006, the Democratic Party is projected to have gained control of both the [[United States House of Representatives]] and the [[United States Senate]] in the {{w|United States general elections, 2006|2006 United States general elections}}. MSNBC projects that the Democrats now control 234 seats in the House of Representatives, 16 more seats than the 218 needed to control the House of Representatives as all 435 seats were up for election. In the Senate, where the balance of power is closer, one-third of all seats were up for grab. As of 10:00 p.m. EST, AP and Reuters were projecting that the Democrats had picked up all six seats they needed to retake the Senate, including the seats of incumbents [[Rick Santorum]] ([[Pennsylvania|Penn.]]), Lincoln Chafee ([[Rhode Island|R.I.]]), Jim Talent ([[Missouri]]), [[Mike DeWine]] ([[Ohio]]), {{w|Jon Tester}} ([[Montana]]), and [[Jim Webb]] ([[Virginia|VA]]). The Tester victory by less than 3,000 votes was projected at approximately 2 p.m. EST after the State of Montana announced the results of overnight recounts. Democrat Jim Webb has prevailed in that race by slightly more than 7,000 votes, though his opponent has not conceded and a recount may still occur.

== Issues ==
Although the Bush Administration's policy on [[Iraq]] was seen as a major issue by voters, exit polls indicated that corruption was of greater concern. Republicans found themselves plagued by a series of scandals in recent months, ranging from the [[Jack Abramoff]] corruption scandal to revelations about sexual improprieties involving well-known Republicans, including Congressman Mark Foley and White House confidant Ted Haggard. Many conservative evangelical Christians, the GOP's most reliable voting block, have become disappointed by the scandals and may not vote in great numbers. [[Pat Buchanan]], whose campaigns have often appealed to that voting block, told ABC News, "There's the spending orgy, the arrogance of power . . . . The war in Iraq, failure to protect our border, hurting the working class in Ohio, for example, the list goes on and on. We're more dissatisfied with the Republican Party than we've ever been."

Voter turnout was also influenced by a number of initiatives on state ballots. Michigan's Proposal 2 would outlaw affirmative action in virtually all government programs. Oklahoma voters were slated to decide if stores could sell alcohol on election days. In South Dakota, voters were asked if the state should make marijuana use legal for therapeutic purposes. Many states included initiatives related to eminent domain powers, same-sex marriage, and taxes. In California, voters faced a whopping 36 initiatives. Voters energized by initiatives were more likely to show up at the polls, and more likely to vote for candidates from their party.

== Campaigns turn nasty ==
Several races turned nasty in the closing days of the campaign, with candidates from both parties turning up the heat on their opponents and accusing their rivals of dirty tricks. MSNBC reported that the FBI was investigating calls made to voters in Virginia in an apparent attempt to intimidate and confuse voters. This follows a similar investigation in California, where staff in Republican Congressional candidate Tan D. Nguyen's campaign office sent letters to Latino voters telling them that "You are advised that if your residence in this country is illegal or you are an immigrant, voting in a federal election is a crime that could result in jail time." Naturalized citizens are allowed to vote in elections.

Candidates in both New York and Michigan reported that automated telephone calls had been made to voters in the dead of night, purporting to be from their campaigns. The candidates said their campaigns had nothing to do with the calls, and had been made fraudulently in an attempt to make voters angry at them. 

It was unclear whether these calls were related to other calls, financed by the National Republican Congressional Committee, that had been made to voters in several states in the previous week. Those calls had generated complaints by voters from both parties who said they were repeated several times in the same day. In at least one state, the calls were pulled when the attorney general notified the NRCC that the calls violated state law.

A different kind of "robocall" was reported in Iowa, where three Democratic candidates for the state House reported that they had been the target of anonymous attack ad calls. The calls inaccurately claimed that the candidates support free health care and college tuition for illegal aliens.

The New Jersey Attorney General's office sent deputies to polling places after Republicans reported possible fraud. The deputies reportedly found no problems.

The Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund photographed armed men attempting to prevent Hispanic voters from entering polling places in Tucson. The photographs and reports of the incidents were sent to the FBI.

== Polling Problems ==
[[Image:TimeZonesUSA.png|thumb|left|United States time zones]]
Problems with voting devices, both electronic and manual, required some polling places to remain open later than scheduled. Electronic devices were being used for the first time in about a third of the states.

Air America Radio reported that electronic voting machines in Delaware County, Indiana and Cleveland, Ohio malfunctioned, frustrating voters and election workers. A report published on the USA Today website said election workers in some parts of Florida had resorted to using paper ballots when their electronic voting machines failed to work. National Public Radio reported that some electronic voting machines in Texas had to be turned off when they improperly gave votes to candidates not selected by voters. Problems were also reported in Maine, Maryland, and Pennsylvania.

A voting problem of a different type was reported in Kentucky. A Louisville poll worker is alleged to have physically assaulted a voter. Jefferson County clerk spokesperson Paula McCraney said that the voter wanted to press charges after being allegedly choked and pushed by the election worker. No information was available on what led to the incident.

== Summaries by state ==

Those marked * are incumbent in the 109th Congress; those marked † served in the House in the 109th Congress; those marked ‡ served in a previous Congress. Number which precedes name of candidate designates Congressional District.

== Alabama ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative (2006-11-08 NO RESULTS)[http://www.sos.state.al.us/election/index.aspx]
|-
| 1. || Jo Bonner || * Republican || Mobile || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Vivian Sheffield Beckerle ||  Democrat || Mobile || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Terry Everett || * Republican || Rehobeth || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Charles (Chuck) Dean James ||  Democrat || Osark || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Mike Rogers || * Republican || Anniston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Greg A. Pierce || Democrat || Alexander City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Mark Edwin Layfield ||  Independent || Auburn || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || Robert B. Aderholt || * Republican || Haleyville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Barbara Bobo ||  Democrat || Millport || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || Robert E. (Bud) Cramer, Jr. || * Democrat || Huntsville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 6. || Spencer Bachus || * Republican || Vestavia Hills || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 7. || Artur Davis || * Democrat || Birmingham || <!-- 0% -->
|}

== Alaska ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative At Large (Num. Report Precinct 439 - Num. Reporting 439 100.00%)[http://elect.alaska.net/data/results.htm]
|-
| || Don Young || * Republican || Fort Yukon || 56.64%
|-
| || Diane E. Benson ||  Democrat || Anchorage || 40.07%
|-
| || Alexander Crawford ||  Libertarian || Anchorage || 1.67%
|-
| || Eva L. Ince ||  Green || Anchorage || 0.71%
|}

== Arizona ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator (100%)[http://www.azsos.gov/results/2006/general/GEN-1000.htm]
|-
| || Jon Kyl || * Republican || Phoenix || 52.8%
|-
| || Jim Pederson ||  Democrat || Phoenix || 44.0%
|-
| || Richard Mack ||  Libertarian || Pima || 3.2%
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative (100%)[http://www.azsos.gov/election/2006/General/2006_General_results_query.htm]
|-
| 1. || Rick Renzi || * Republican || Flagstaff || 51.6%
|-
| || Ellen Simon ||  Democrat || Sedona || 43.6%
|-
| || David Schlosser ||  Libertarian || Flagstaff || 4.8%
|-
| 2. || Trent Franks || * Republican || Glendale || 58.2%
|-
| || John Thrasher ||  Democrat || Phoenix || 39.2%
|-
| || Powell Gammill ||  Libertarian || Phoenix || 2.6%
|-
| 3. || John B. Shadegg || * Republican || Phoenix || 58.5%
|-
| || Herb Paine ||  Democrat || Phoenix || 38.9%
|-
| || Mark Yannone ||  Libertarian || Phoenix || 2.7%
|-
| 4. || Don Karg ||  Republican || Phoenix || 24.2%
|-
| || Ed Pastor || * Democrat || Phoenix || 72.1%
|-
| || Ronald Harders ||  Libertarian (Write-in) || Phoenix || 3.8%
|-
| 5. || J. D. Hayworth || * Republican || Scottsdale || 46.2%
|-
| || Harry Mitchell ||  Democrat || Tempe || 50.5%
|-
| || Warren Severin ||  Libertarian || Phoenix || 3.3%
|-
| 6. || [[Jeff Flake]] || * Republican || Mesa || 74.1%
|-
| || Jason M. Blair ||  Libertarian (Write-in) || Laveen || 25.9%
|-
| 7. || Ron Drake ||  Republican || Avondale || 35.7%
|-
| || Raúl M. Grijalva || * Democrat || Tucson || 60.6%
|-
| || Joe Cobb ||  Libertarian (Write-in) || Avondale || 3.7%
|-
| 8. || 1 Randy Graf ||  Republican || Green Valley || 42.2%
|-
| || Gabrielle Giffords ||  Democrat || Tucson || 54.1%
|-
| || David F. Nolan ||  Libertarian || Tucson || 1.9%
|-
| colspan="5" | 1 Jim Kolbe* not a candidate.
|}

== Arkansas ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative (67 of 75 Counties Reporting)[http://www.arelections.org/index.php?ac:show:allcontests=1&elecid=130]
|-
| 1. || Mickey ‘‘Stubby'' Stumbaugh ||  Republican || Cabot || 31.20%
|-
| || Marion Berry || * Democrat || Gillett || 68.80%
|-
| 2. || Andy Mayberry ||  Republican || Hensley || 39.46%
|-
| || Vic Snyder || * Democrat || Little Rock || 60.54%
|-
| 3. || John Boozman || * Republican || Rogers || 56.40%
|-
| || Woodrow Anderson ||  Democrat || Fort Smith || 43.60%
|-
| 4. || Joe Ross ||  Republican || El Dorado || 23.55%
|-
| || Mike Ross || * Democrat || Prescott || 76.45%
|}

== California ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || Richard ‘‘Dick'' Mountjoy ||  Republican || Monrovia || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || [[Dianne Feinstein]] || * Democrat || San Francisco || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Todd Chretien ||  Green || Oakland || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Marsha Feinland ||  Peace and Freedom || Berkeley || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Don J. Grundmann ||  American Independent || San Leandro || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Michael S. Metti ||  Libertarian || El Cajon || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || 1 John W. Jones ||  Republican || Davis || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Mike Thompson || * Democrat || St. Helena || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Pamela Elizondo ||  Green || Laytonville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Timothy J. Stock ||  Peace and Freedom || West Sacramento || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Wally Herger || * Republican || Marysville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || A. J. Sekhon ||  Democrat || Yuba City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || E. Kent Hinesley ||  Libertarian || Chico || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Daniel E. Lungren || * Republican || Folsom || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bill Durston ||  Democrat || Rancho Cordova || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Michael Roskey ||  Peace and Freedom || Sacramento || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Douglas Arthur Tuma ||  Libertarian || Antelope || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || John T. Doolittle || * Republican || Roseville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Charlie Brown ||  Democrat || Auburn || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Dan Warren ||  Libertarian || Truckee || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || Claire Yan ||  Republican || Sacramento || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Doris O. Matsui || * Democrat || Sacramento || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jeff Kravitz ||  Green || Sacramento || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John C. Reiger ||  Peace and Freedom || Sacramento || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 6. || Todd Hooper ||  Republican || Greenbrae || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Lynn C. Woolsey || * Democrat || Petaluma || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Richard W. Friesen ||  Libertarian || Fairfax || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 7. || George Miller || * Democrat || Martinez || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Camden McConnell ||  Libertarian || Pittsburg || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 8. || Mike Denunzio ||  Republican || San Francisco || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Nancy Pelosi || * Democrat || San Francisco || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Philip Zimt Berg ||  Libertarian || San Francisco || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Krissy Keefer ||  Green || San Francisco || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 9. || John ‘‘J.D.'' Dendulk ||  Republican || San Leandro || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || [[Barbara Lee]] || * Democrat || Oakland || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || James Eyer ||  Libertarian || Oakland || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 10. || Darcy Linn ||  Republican || Pleasant Hill || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ellen O. Tauscher || * Democrat || Alamo || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 11. || Richard W. Pombo || * Republican || Tracy || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jerry McNerney ||  Democrat || Pleasanton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 12. || Mike Moloney ||  Republican || Foster City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Tom Lantos || * Democrat || San Mateo || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 13. || George I. Bruno ||  Republican || Alameda || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Fortney Pete Stark || * Democrat || Fremont || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 14. || Rob Smith ||  Republican || Redwood City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Anna G. Eshoo || * Democrat || Atherton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Carol Brouillet ||  Green || Palo Alto || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Brian Holtz ||  Libertarian || San Carlos || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 15. || Raymond L. Chukwu ||  Republican || San Jose || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Michael M. Honda || * Democrat || San Jose || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 16. || Charel Winston ||  Republican || Gilroy || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Zoe Lofgren || * Democrat || San Jose || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 17. || Anthony R. De Maio ||  Republican || San Jose || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Sam Farr || * Democrat || Carmel || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 18. || John A. Kanno ||  Republican || Modesto || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Dennis A. Cardoza || * Democrat || Atwater || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 19. || George Radanovich || * Republican || Mariposa || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || TJ Cox ||  Democrat || Fresno || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 20. || Jim Costa || * Democrat || Fresno || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 21. || Devin Nunes || * Republican || Tulare || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Steven Haze ||  Democrat || Auberry || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John Roger Miller ||  Green || Ducor || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 22. || 1 Kevin McCarthy ||  Republican || Bakersfield || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Sharon M. Beery ||  Democrat || Arroyo Grande || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 23. || Victor D. Tognazzini ||  Republican || Santa Maria || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Lois Capps || * Democrat || Santa Barbara || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 24. || Elton Gallegly || * Republican || Simi Valley || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jill M. Martinez ||  Democrat || Thousand Oaks || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 25. || Howard P. ‘‘Buck'' McKeon || * Republican || Santa Clarita || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Robert Rodriguez ||  Democrat || Barstow || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || David W. Erickson ||  Libertarian || Lancaster || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 26. || David Dreier || * Republican || San Dimas || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Cynthia Rodriguez Matthews ||  Democrat || La Verne || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ted Brown ||  Libertarian || San Gabriel || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Elliott Graham ||  American Independent || Glendale || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 27. || Peter Hankwitz ||  Republican || Northridge || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Brad Sherman || * Democrat || Sherman Oaks || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 28. || Stanley Kimmel Kesselman ||  Republican || Valley Village || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Howard L. Berman || * Democrat || North Hollywood || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Byron De Lear ||  Green || Sherman Oaks || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Kelley L. Ross ||  Libertarian || Sherman Oaks || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 29. || William J. Bodell ||  Republican || La Canada || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Adam B. Schiff || * Democrat || Burbank || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jim Keller ||  Libertarian || Pasadena || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Lynda L. Llamas ||  Peace and Freedom || Alhambra || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || William M. Paparian ||  Green || Pasadena || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 30. || David Nelson Jones ||  Republican || Beverly Hills || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Henry A. Waxman || * Democrat || Los Angeles || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Adele M. Cannon ||  Peace and Freedom || Los Angeles || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 31. || [[Xavier Becerra]] || * Democrat || Los Angeles || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 32. || [[Hilda Solis|Hilda L. Solis]] || * Democrat || El Monte || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Leland Faegre ||  Libertarian || West Covina || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 33. || Diane E. Watson || * Democrat || Los Angeles || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 34. || Wayne Miller ||  Republican || South Gate || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Lucille Roybal-Allard || * Democrat || Los Angeles || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 35. || Maxine Waters || * Democrat || Los Angeles || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Paul T. Ireland ||  Libertarian || Gardena || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Gordon Michael Mego ||  American Independent || Hawthorne || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 36. || Brian Gibson ||  Republican || El Segundo || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jane Harman || * Democrat || Venice || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Mike Binkley ||  Libertarian || Torrance || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || James R. Smith ||  Peace and Freedom || Venice || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 37. || Juanita Millender-McDonald || * Democrat || Carson || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Herb Peters ||  Libertarian || Carson || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 38. || Sidney W. Street ||  Republican || Hacienda Heights || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Grace F. Napolitano || * Democrat || Norwalk || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 39. || James L. Andion ||  Republican || Los Angeles || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Linda T. Sánchez || * Democrat || Lakewood || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 40. || Edward R. Royce || * Republican || Fullerton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Florice Orea Hoffman ||  Democrat || Orange || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Philip H. Inman ||  Libertarian || Fullerton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 41. || Jerry Lewis || * Republican || Redlands || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Louie A. Contreras ||  Democrat || Hesperia || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 42. || Gary G. Miller || * Republican || Diamond Bar || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 43. || Scott Folkens ||  Republican || Bloomington || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Joe Baca || * Democrat || Rialto || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 44. || Ken Calvert || * Republican || Corona || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Louis Vandenberg ||  Democrat || Riverside || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Kevin Akin ||  Peace and Freedom || Riverside || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 45. || Mary Bono || * Republican || Palm Springs || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || David Roth ||  Democrat || La Quinta || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 46. || Dana Rohrabacher || * Republican || Huntington Beach || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jim Brandt ||  Democrat || Long Beach || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Dennis Chang ||  Libertarian || Seal Beach || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 47. || Tan Nguyen ||  Republican || Garden Grove || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Loretta Sanchez || * Democrat || Anaheim || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 48. || John Campbell || * Republican || Irvine || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Steve Young ||  Democrat || Irvine || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bruce Cohen ||  Libertarian || Dana Point || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 49. || [[Darrell E. Issa]] || * Republican || Vista || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jeeni Criscenzo ||  Democrat || Oceanside || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Lars R. Grossmith ||  Libertarian || Oceanside || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 50. || Brian P. Bilbray || * Republican || Carlsbad || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Francine Busby ||  Democrat || Cardiff || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Miriam E. Clark ||  Peace and Freedom || Encinitas || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Paul King ||  Libertarian || Carlsbad || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 51. || Blake L. Miles ||  Republican || El Centro || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bob Filner || * Democrat || San Diego || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Dan Litwin ||  Libertarian || San Diego || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 52. || Duncan Hunter || * Republican || Alpine || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John Rinaldi ||  Democrat || San Diego || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Michael Benoit ||  Libertarian || Santee || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 53. || John ‘‘Woody'' Woodrum ||  Republican || San Diego || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Susan A. Davis || * Democrat || San Diego || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ernie Lippe ||  Libertarian || San Diego || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| colspan="5" | 1 William M. Thomas* not a candidate.
|}

== Colorado ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Diana DeGette || * Democrat || Denver || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Thomas D. Kelly ||  Green || Englewood || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Rich Mancuso ||  Republican || Evergreen || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Mark Udall || * Democrat || El Dorado Springs || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || J. A. Calhoun ||  Green || Empire || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Norm Olsen ||  Libertarian || Northglenn || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Scott Tipton ||  Republican || Cortez || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John T. Salazar || * Democrat || Manassa || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bruce E. Lohmiller, Green ||  Write-in || Grand Junction || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bert L. Sargent ||  Libertarian || Hotchkiss || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || Marilyn N. Musgrave || * Republican || Fort Morgan || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Angie Paccione ||  Democrat || Fort Collins || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Eric Eidsness ||  Reform || Fort Collins || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || 1 Doug Lamborn ||  Republican || Colorado Springs || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jay Fawcett ||  Democrat || Colorado Springs || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Richard D. Hand, Republican ||  Write-in || Colorado Springs || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Gregory S. Hollister, Republican ||  Write-in || Colorado Springs || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Brian X. Scott, Democrat ||  Write-in || Colorado Springs || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 6. || [[Thomas G. Tancredo]] || * Republican || Littleton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bill Winter ||  Democrat || Castle Rock || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Juan B. Botero, Republican ||  Write-in || Littleton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jack J. Woehr ||  Libertarian || Golden || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 7. || 2 Rick O'Donnell ||  Republican || Lakewood || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ed Perlmutter ||  Democrat || Golden || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Dave Chandler ||  Green || Arvada || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John Heckman || Concerns of the People, Write-in || Lakewood || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Roger McCarville ||  American Constitution Party || Arvada || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Steve Moore, Democrat ||  Write-in || Lakewood || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John David Sexton ||  Write-in || Denver || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| colspan="5" | 1 Joel Hefley* not a candidate.<br /> 2 Bob Beauprez* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor.
|}

== Connecticut ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || 1Alan Schlesinger ||  Republican || Woodbridge || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ned Lamont ||  Democrat || Greenwich || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ralph A. Ferrucci ||  Green || New Haven || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Timothy A. Knibbs ||  Concerned Citizens || Plantsville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Joseph I. Lieberman || * Connecticut for Lieberman || New Haven || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Scott MacLean ||  Republican || East Hartland || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John B. Larson || * Democrat || East Hartford || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Rob Simmons || * Republican || Stonington || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Joe Courtney ||  Democrat || Vernon || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Joseph Vollano ||  Republican || Branford || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Rosa L. DeLauro || * Democrat || New Haven || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Daniel A. Sumrall ||  Green || New Haven || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || Christopher Shays || * Republican || Bridgeport || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Diane Farrell ||  Democrat || Westport || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Richard Z. Duffee ||  Green || Stamford || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Philip Z. Maymin ||  Libertarian || Cos Cob || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || Nancy L. Johnson || * Republican || New Britain || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Chris Murphy, Democrat ||  Working Families || Cheshire || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| colspan="5" | 1 Joseph I. Lieberman* defeated in primary; running as an Independent.
|}

== Delaware ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator '''(436 of 436 Districts Reporting = 100%)'''[http://elections.delaware.gov/results/html/election.shtml]
|-
| || Jan Ting ||  Republican || Wilmington || 28.7 %
|-
| || Thomas R. Carper || * Democrat || Wilmington || 70.2 %
|-
| || William E. Morris ||  Libertarian || Wilmington || 1.1 %
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative At Large '''(436 of 436 Districts Reporting = 100%)'''[http://elections.delaware.gov/results/html/election.shtml]
|-
| || Michael N. Castle || * Republican || Wilmington || 57.2 %
|-
| || Dennis Spivack ||  Democrat || Wilmington || 38.8 %
|-
| || Karen M. Hartley-Nagle ||  Independent || Dover || 2.2 %
|-
| || Michael Berg ||  Green || Wilmington || 1.8 %
|}

== Florida ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || Katherine Harris || † Republican || Tampa || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bill Nelson || * Democrat || Tallahassee || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Floyd Ray Frazier ||  No Party Affiliation || Eatonville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Brian Moore ||  No Party Affiliation || Spring Hill || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Belinda Noah ||  No Party Affiliation || Tampa || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Roy Tanner ||  No Party Affiliation || Oviedo || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Lawrence Scott ||  Write-in || Aripeka || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bernard Senter ||  Write-in || Miami || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Jeff Miller || * Republican || Chumuckla || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Joe Roberts ||  Democrat || Gulf Breeze || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Allen Boyd || * Democrat || Monticello || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Corrine Brown || * Democrat || Jacksonville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || Ander Crenshaw || * Republican || Jacksonville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Robert J. Harms ||  Democrat || Jacksonville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John Blade ||  Write-in || Jacksonville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || Ginny Brown-Waite || * Republican || Crystal River || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John Russell ||  Democrat || Dade City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 6. || Cliff Stearns || * Republican || Ocala || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || David E. Bruderly ||  Democrat || Gainesville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 7. || John L. Mica || * Republican || Winter Park || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John F. Chagnon ||  Democrat || St. Augustine || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 8. || Ric Keller || * Republican || Orlando || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Charlie Stuart ||  Democrat || Orlando || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Wes Hoaglund ||  No Party Affiliation || Orlando || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Clay O. Hill ||  Write-in || Kissimmee || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || D. J. Mauro ||  Write-in || Tavares || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Larry Sapp ||  Write-in || Ocala || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 9. || 1 Gus Michael Bilirakis ||  Republican || Holiday || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Phyllis Busansky ||  Democrat || Tampa || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Andrew Pasayan ||  Write-in || Holiday || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 10. || C. W. Bill Young || * Republican || Indian Shores || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Samm Simpson ||  Democrat || Dunedin || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Salvatore A. Fiorella ||  Write-in || Hillsboro Beach || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 11. || 2 Eddie Adams, Jr. ||  Republican || Tampa || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Kathy Castor ||  Democrat || Tampa || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jim Greenwald ||  Write-in || Gulfport || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || R. J. Spencer ||  Write-in || Tampa || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 12. || Adam H. Putnam || * Republican || Bartow || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ed Bowlin ||  No Party Affiliation || Lake Wales || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Joe Viscusi ||  No Party Affiliation || Lakeland || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 13. || 3 Vern Buchanan ||  Republican || Sarasota || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Christine Jennings ||  Democrat || Sarasota || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 14. || Connie Mack || * Republican || Fort Myers || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Robert M. Neeld ||  Democrat || Cape Coral || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Dan ||  Write-in || Naples || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Richard Grayson ||  Write-in || Davie || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 15. || Dave Weldon || * Republican || Palm Bay || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bob Bowman ||  Democrat || Melbourne || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 16. || 4 Mark Foley || * Republican || Jupiter || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Joe Negron ||  Republican || Stuart || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Tim Mahoney ||  Democrat || Palm Beach Gardens || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Emmie Ross ||  No Party Affiliation || Port St. Lucie || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 17. || Kendrick B. Meek || * Democrat || Miami || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Eric Simpson ||  Write-in || Miami || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 18. || Ileana Ros-Lehtinen || * Republican || Miami || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || David ‘‘Big Dave'' Patlak ||  Democrat || Miami Beach || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Margaret Trowe ||  Write-in || Miami || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 19. || Robert Wexler || * Democrat || Boca Raton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 20. || Debbie Wasserman Schultz || * Democrat || Weston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 21. || Lincoln Diaz-Balart || * Republican || Miami || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Frank J. Gonzalez ||  Democrat || Miami || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 22. || E. Clay Shaw, Jr. || * Republican || Ft. Lauderdale || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ron Klein ||  Democrat || Boca Raton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Neil Evangelista ||  No Party Affiliation || Boca Raton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 23. || Alcee L. Hastings || * Democrat || Miramar || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 24. || Tom Feeney || * Republican || Oviedo || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Clint Curtis ||  Democrat || Titusville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 25. || Mario Diaz-Balart || * Republican || Miami || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Michael Calderin ||  Democrat || Miami || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| colspan="5" | 1 Michael Bilirakis* not a candidate.<br /> 2 Jim Davis* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor.<br /> 3 Katherine Harris* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator.<br /> 4 Mark Foley* not a candidate for re-election; however, his name will appear on the ballot, and his votes will count for Joe Negron.
|}

== Georgia ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Jack Kingston || * Republican || Savannah || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jim Nelson ||  Democrat || Savannah || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Bradley C. Hughes ||  Republican || Blakely || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Sanford D. Bishop, Jr. || * Democrat || Albany || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Lynn Westmoreland || * Republican || Grantville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Mike McGraw ||  Democrat || Newnan || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || 1 Catherine Davis ||  Republican || Stone Mountain || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Henry C. ‘‘Hank'' Johnson, Jr. ||  Democrat || Decatur || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Loren Collins ||  Write-in || Atlanta || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || John Lewis || * Democrat || Atlanta || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Eleanor Garcia ||  Write-in || Atlanta || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 6. || Tom Price || * Republican || Roswell || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Steve Sinton ||  Democrat || Marietta || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 7. || John Linder || * Republican || Duluth || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Allan Burns ||  Democrat || Lilburn || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 8. || Mac Collins || ‡ Republican || Jackson || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jim Marshall || * Democrat || Macon || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 9. || Nathan Deal || * Republican || Gainesville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John D. Bradbury ||  Democrat || Rising Fawn || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Brian Russell Brown ||  Write-in || Augusta || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 10. || Charlie Norwood || * Republican || Evans || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Terry Holley ||  Democrat || Grovetown || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 11. || Phil Gingrey || * Republican || Marietta || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Patrick Samuel Pillion ||  Democrat || Carrollton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || William Satterwhite ||  Write-in || Douglas || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 12. || Max Burns || ‡ Republican || Sylvania || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John Barrow || * Democrat || Athens || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 13. || Deborah Travis Honeycutt ||  Republican || Riverdale || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || David Scott || * Democrat || Atlanta || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| colspan="5" | 1 Cynthia McKinney* defeated in primary.
|}

== Hawaii ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || Cynthia Thielen ||  Republican || Kailua || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Daniel K. Akaka || * Democrat || Honolulu || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Lloyd Jeffrey Mallan ||  Libertarian || Kapaa || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Richard (Noah) Hough ||  Republican || Honolulu || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Neil Abercrombie || * Democrat || Honolulu || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || 1 Bob Hogue ||  Republican || Kailua || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Mazie K. Hirono ||  Democrat || Honolulu || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| colspan="5" | 1 Ed Case* not a candidate for re-election; unsuccessful nominee for Senator.
|}

== Idaho ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || 1 Bill Sali ||  Republican || Kuna || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Larry Grant ||  Democrat || Fruitland || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Dave Olson ||  Independent || St. Maries || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Andy Hedden-Nicely ||  Natural Law || Boise || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Paul Smith ||  Constitution || Letha || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Michael K. Simpson || * Republican || Blackfoot || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jim Hansen ||  Democrat || Boise || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Cameron Forth ||  Independent || Victor || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Travis J. Hedrick ||  Constitution || Buhl || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| colspan="5" | 1 C. L. ‘‘Butch'' Otter* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor.
|}

== Illinois ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Jason E. Tabour ||  Republican || Evergreen Park || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bobby L. Rush || * Democrat || Chicago || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Robert Belin ||  Republican || Lansing || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jesse L. Jackson, Jr. || * Democrat || Chicago || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Anthony W. Williams ||  Libertarian || Dolton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Raymond G. Wardingley ||  Republican || Chicago || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Daniel Lipinski || * Democrat || Western Springs || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || Ann Melichar ||  Republican || Chicago || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Luis V. Gutierrez || * Democrat || Chicago || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || Kevin Edward White ||  Republican || Chicago || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Rahm Emanuel || * Democrat || Chicago || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 6. || 1 Peter J. Roskam ||  Republican || Wheaton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || L. Tammy Duckworth ||  Democrat || Hoffman Estates || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 7. || Charles Hutchinson ||  Republican || Chicago || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Danny K. Davis || * Democrat || Chicago || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 8. || David McSweeney ||  Republican || Barrington Hills || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Melissa L. Bean || * Democrat || Barrington || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 9. || Michael P. Shannon ||  Republican || Park Ridge || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Janice D. Schakowsky || * Democrat || Evanston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 10. || Mark Steven Kirk || * Republican || Highland Park || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Daniel J. Seals ||  Democrat || Wilmette || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 11. || Jerry Weller || * Republican || Morris || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John Pavich ||  Democrat || Beecher || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 12. || Jerry F. Costello || * Democrat || Belleville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 13. || Judy Biggert || * Republican || Hinsdale || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Joseph Shannon ||  Democrat || Woodridge || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 14. || J. Dennis Hastert || * Republican || Yorkville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jonathan ‘‘John'' Laesch ||  Democrat || Newark || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 15. || Timothy V. Johnson || * Republican || Urbana || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || David Gill ||  Democrat || Clinton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 16. || Donald A. Manzullo || * Republican || Egan || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Richard D. Auman ||  Democrat || Galena || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 17. || 2 Andrea Zinga ||  Republican || Coal Valley || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Phil Hare ||  Democrat || Rock Island || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 18. || Ray LaHood || * Republican || Peoria || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Steve Waterworth ||  Democrat || Easton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 19. || John Shimkus || * Republican || Collinsville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Danny L. Stover ||  Democrat || Centralia || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| colspan="5" | 1 Henry J. Hyde* not a candidate.<br />2 Lane Evans* not a candidate.
|}

== Indiana ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || Richard G. Lugar || * Republican || Indianapolis || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Steve Osborn ||  Libertarian || LaPorte || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Mark Pool ||  Independent (Write-in) || Indianapolis || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jack H. Baldwin ||  Write-in || Westfield || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Mark J. Leyva ||  Republican || Highland || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Peter J. Visclosky || * Democrat || Merrillville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Charles E. Barman ||  Independent || Crown Point || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Chris Chocola || * Republican || Bristol || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Joe Donnelly ||  Democrat || Granger || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Mark E. Souder || * Republican || Fort Wayne || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Thomas Hayhurst ||  Democrat || Fort Wayne || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || Steve Buyer || * Republican || Monticello || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || David Sanders ||  Democrat || West Lafayette || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || Dan Burton || * Republican || Indianapolis || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Katherine Fox Carr ||  Democrat || Indianapolis || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John Miller ||  Independent (Write-in) || Greenfield || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 6. || Mike Pence || * Republican || Columbus || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Barry A. Welsh ||  Democrat || Laurel || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 7. || Eric Dickerson ||  Republican || Sheridan || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Julia Carson || * Democrat || Indianapolis || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John Leroy Plemons ||  Independent (Write-in) || Beech Grove || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 8. || John N. Hostettler || * Republican || Blairsville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Brad Ellsworth ||  Democrat || Evansville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 9. || Michael E. Sodrel || * Republican || New Albany || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Baron P. Hill || ‡ Democrat || Seymour || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Donald W. Mantooth ||  Republican (Write-in) || Salem || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || D. Eric Schansberg ||  Libertarian || Jeffersonville || <!-- 0% -->
|}

== Iowa ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative (139 of 324 Precincts for District 1, etc)[http://www.sos.state.ia.us/pdfs/staff/StatewideSummary.pdf]
|-
| 1. || 1 Mike Whalen ||  Republican || Bettendorf || 43.6%
|-
| || Bruce Braley ||  Democrat || Waterloo || 54.68%
|-
| || James F. Hill ||  Pirate || Eldridge || 1.12%
|-
| || Albert W. Schoeman ||  Nominated by Petition || Waterloo || 0.61%
|-
| 2. || James A. Leach || * Republican || Iowa City || 49.67%
|-
| || Dave Loebsack ||  Democrat || Mt. Vernon || 50.33%
|-
| 3. || Jeff Lamberti ||  Republican || Ankeny || 46.64%
|-
| || Leonard L. Boswell || * Democrat || Des Moines || 51.74%
|-
| || Helen Meyers ||  Socialist Workers || Des Moines || 1.62%
|-
| 4. || Tom Latham || * Republican || Alexander || 57.32%
|-
| || Selden E. Spencer ||  Democrat || Huxley || 42.68%
|-
| 5. || Steve King || * Republican || Kiron || 59.12%
|-
| || Joyce Schulte ||  Democrat || Creston || 34.79%
|-
| || Cheryl L. Brodersen ||  Nominated by Petition || Denison || 1.33%
|-
| || Roy Nielsen ||  Nominated by Petition || Orange City || 4.75%
|-
| colspan="5" | 1 Jim Nussle* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor.
|}

== Kansas ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Jerry Moran || * Republican || Hays || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John Doll ||  Democrat || Garden City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Sylvester Cain ||  Reform || St. Marys || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Jim Ryun || Republican || Topeka || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Nancy Boyda || * Democrat || Topeka || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Roger D. Tucker ||  Reform || Ottawa || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Chuck Ahner ||  Republican || Overland Park || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Dennis Moore || * Democrat || Lenexa || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Robert A. Conroy ||  Reform || Shawnee || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || Todd Tiahrt || * Republican || Goddard || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Garth J. McGinn ||  Democrat || Bel Aire || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Joy R. Holt ||  Reform || Kansas City || <!-- 0% -->
|}

== Kentucky ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Ed Whitfield || * Republican || Hopkinsville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Tom Barlow ||  Democrat || Paducah || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Ron Lewis || * Republican || Cecilia || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Mike Weaver ||  Democrat || Radcliff || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Anne M. Northup || * Republican || Louisville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John Yarmuth ||  Democrat || Harrods Creek || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Donna Walker Mancini ||  Libertarian || Louisville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || W. Ed Parker ||  Constitution || Louisville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || Geoff Davis || * Republican || Hebron || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ken Lucas || ‡ Democrat || Union || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Brian Houillion ||  Libertarian || Walton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || Harold Rogers || * Republican || Somerset || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Kenneth Stepp ||  Democrat || Barbourville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 6. || Ben Chandler || * Democrat || Versailles || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Paul Ard ||  Libertarian || Nicholasville || <!-- 0% -->
|}

== Louisiana ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || 1 Bobby Jindal || * Republican || Kenner || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || David Gereighty ||  Democrat || Metairie || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Stacey Tallitsch ||  Democrat || Metairie || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Peter Beary ||  Libertarian || River Ridge || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Eric T. Bradley ||  Republican || New Orleans || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Joseph ‘‘Joe'' Lavigne ||  Republican || New Orleans || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Lawrence William ‘‘Lance'' von Uhde III ||  Republican || New Orleans || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Scott Barron ||  Democrat || New Orleans || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Regina Bartholomew ||  Democrat || New Orleans || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Karen Carter ||  Democrat || New Orleans || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Troy ‘‘C'' Carter ||  Democrat || New Orleans || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Deven ‘‘D. C.'' Collins ||  Democrat || Baton Rouge || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John Edwards ||  Democrat || New Orleans || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || William J. Jefferson || * Democrat || New Orleans || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || M. V. ‘‘Vinny'' Mendoza ||  Democrat || Kenner || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Derrick Shepherd ||  Democrat || Marrero || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Gregory W. ‘‘Rhumbline'' Kahn ||  Libertarian || New Orleans || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Craig Romero ||  Republican || New Iberia || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Olangee ‘‘OJ'' Breech ||  Democrat || LaPlace || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Charlie Melancon || * Democrat || Napoleonville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || James Lee Blake, Jr. ||  Libertarian || Franklin || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || Chester T. Kelley ||  Republican || Shreveport || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jim McCrery || * Republican || Shreveport || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Artis R. Cash, Sr. ||  Democrat || Shreveport || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Patti Cox ||  Democrat || Shreveport || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || Rodney Alexander || * Republican || Quitman || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Gloria Williams Hearn ||  Democrat || Pineville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Brent Sanders ||  Libertarian || Alexandria || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John Watts ||  Other || Bastrop || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 6. || Richard H. Baker || * Republican || Baton Rouge || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Richard M. Fontanesi ||  Libertarian || Baton Rouge || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 7. || Charles W. Boustany, Jr. || * Republican || Lafayette || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Mike Stagg ||  Democrat || Lafayette || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| colspan="5" | 1 In Louisiana, the congressional election on November 7, 2006, is an open (nonpartisan) primary election. To be elected on November 7, a candidate must receive a majority of the vote. A run-off election is scheduled for December 9, 2006, for those seats for which none of the candidates received the requisite majority, or for a tie (see Foster v. Love, 522 U.S. 67).
|}

== Maine ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || Olympia J. Snowe || * Republican || Auburn || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jean M. Hay Bright ||  Democrat || Dixmont || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || William H. Slavick ||  Independent (Unenrolled) || Portland || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Darlene J. Curley ||  Republican || Scarborough || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Thomas H. Allen || * Democrat || Portland || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Dexter J. Kamilewicz || Independent (Unenrolled) || Harpswell || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Laurence S. D'Amboise ||  Republican || Lisbon || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Michael H. Michaud || * Democrat || East Millinocket || <!-- 0% -->
|}

== Maryland ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || 1 Michael S. Steele ||  Republican || Annapolis || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Benjamin L. Cardin || † Democrat || Catonsville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Lih Young ||  Democrat (Write-in) || Rockville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Kevin Zeese ||  Green || Takoma Park || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Wayne T. Gilchrest || * Republican || Kennedyville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jim Corwin ||  Democrat || Severna Park || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Jimmy Mathis ||  Republican || Cockeysville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || C. A. Dutch Ruppersberger || * Democrat || Cockeysville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || 2 John White ||  Republican || Annapolis || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John P. Sarbanes ||  Democrat || Towson || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Charles Curtis McPeek, Sr. ||  Libertarian || Columbia || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || Michael Moshe Starkman ||  Republican || Rockville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Albert Russell Wynn || * Democrat || Mitchellville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || Steny H. Hoyer || * Democrat || Mechanicsville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Peter Kuhnert ||  Constitution || Martinsburg || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Steve Warner ||  Green || California || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 6. || Roscoe G. Bartlett || * Republican || Frederick || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Andrew Duck ||  Democrat || Brunswick || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Robert E. Kozak ||  Green || Frederick || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 7. || [[Elijah E. Cummings]] || * Democrat || Baltimore || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 8. || Jeffrey M. Stein ||  Republican || Chevy Chase || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Chris Van Hollen || * Democrat || Kensington || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Gerard P. Giblin ||  Green || Silver Spring || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| colspan="5" | 1 Paul S. Sarbanes* not a candidate.<br />2 Benjamin L. Cardin* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator.
|}

== Massachusetts ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || Kenneth G. Chase ||  Republican || Belmont || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Edward M. Kennedy || * Democrat || Barnstable || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || John W. Olver || * Democrat || Amherst || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || William H. Szych ||  Unenrolled || Hatfield || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Richard E. Neal || * Democrat || Springfield || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || James P. McGovern || * Democrat || Worcester || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || Barney Frank || * Democrat || Newton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || Martin T. Meehan || * Democrat || Lowell || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 6. || Richard W. Barton ||  Republican || Manchester-By-The-Sea || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John F. Tierney || * Democrat || Salem || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 7. || [[Edward J. Markey]] || * Democrat || Malden || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 8. || Michael E. Capuano || * Democrat || Somerville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Laura Garza ||  Socialist Workers || Boston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 9. || Jack E. Robinson ||  Republican || Brockton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Stephen F. Lynch || * Democrat || South Boston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 10. || Jeffrey K. Beatty ||  Republican || Harwich || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || William D. Delahunt || * Democrat || Quincy || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Peter A. White ||  Independent || Yarmouth || <!-- 0% -->
|}

== Michigan ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || Michael Bouchard ||  Republican || Royal Oak || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Debbie Stabenow || * Democrat || Lansing || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || W. Dennis FitzSimons ||  U.S. Taxpayers || Berrien Springs || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Leonard Schwartz ||  Libertarian || Oak Park || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || David Sole ||  Green || Detroit || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Don Hooper ||  Republican || Iron River || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bart Stupak || * Democrat || Menominee || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || David J. Newland ||  Green || Bellaire || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ken Proctor ||  Libertarian || Charlotte || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Joshua J. Warren ||  U.S. Taxpayers || Palmer || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Peter Hoekstra || * Republican || Holland || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Kimon Kotos ||  Democrat || North Muskegon || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ronald E. Graeser ||  U.S. Taxpayers || Fremont || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Steven Van Til ||  Libertarian || Holland || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Vernon J. Ehlers || * Republican || Grand Rapids || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || James R. Rinck ||  Democrat || Grand Rapids || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Rodger Gurk ||  Green || Wyoming || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jeff A. Steinport ||  Libertarian || Grand Rapids || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || Dave Camp || * Republican || Midland || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Mike Huckleberry ||  Democrat || Greenville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John Emerick ||  U.S. Taxpayers || Mt. Pleasant || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Allitta Hren ||  Libertarian || Big Rapids || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || Eric J. Klammer ||  Republican || Saginaw || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Dale E. Kildee || * Democrat || Flint || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ken Mathenia ||  Green || Grand Blanc || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Steve Samoranski II ||  Libertarian || Armada || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 6. || Fred Upton || * Republican || St. Joseph || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Kim Clark ||  Democrat || Three Oaks || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Kenneth E. Howe ||  Libertarian || Grand Rapids || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 7. || 1 Tim Walberg ||  Republican || Tipton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Sharon Marie Renier ||  Democrat || Munith || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || David Horn ||  U.S. Taxpayers || Jackson || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Robert L. Hutchinson ||  Libertarian || Dexter || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 8. || Mike Rogers || * Republican || Brighton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jim Marcinkowski ||  Democrat || Brighton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Dick Gach ||  Libertarian || Bloomfield || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Aaron Stuttman ||  Green || Lansing || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 9. || Joe Knollenberg || * Republican || Bloomfield Hills || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Nancy Skinner ||  Democrat || Birmingham || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Matthew R. Abel ||  Green || West Bloomfield || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Adam Goodman ||  Libertarian || Waterford || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 10. || Candice S. Miller || * Republican || Harrison Township || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Robert Denison ||  Democrat || Shelby Township || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Mark Byrne ||  Libertarian || Port Huron || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Candace Ruth Caveny ||  Green || Lapeer || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Richard F. Gualdoni ||  U.S. Taxpayers || Lapeer || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 11. || [[Thaddeus G. McCotter]] || * Republican || Livonia || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Tony Trupiano ||  Democrat || Dearborn Heights || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Charles E. Tackett ||  U.S. Taxpayers || Belleville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John T. Tatar ||  Libertarian || Livonia || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 12. || Randell J. Shafer ||  Republican || St. Clair Shores || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Sander M. Levin || * Democrat || Royal Oak || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Andy Lecureaux ||  Libertarian || Hazel Park || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Art Myatt ||  Green || Pleasant Ridge || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jerome S. White ||  No Party Affiliation || Lathrup Village || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 13. || Carolyn C. Kilpatrick || * Democrat || Detroit || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 14. || Chad Miles ||  Republican || Dearborn || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John Conyers, Jr. || * Democrat || Detroit || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 15. || John D. Dingell || * Democrat || Dearborn || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Robert F. Czak ||  U.S. Taxpayers || Woodhaven || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Aimee Smith ||  Green || Ann Arbor || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Gregory Stempfle ||  Libertarian || Dearborn Heights || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| colspan="5" | 1 John J. H. ‘‘Joe'' Schwarz* defeated in primary.
|}

== Minnesota ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator (  Precincts Reporting: 100.00% (4123 of 4123))[http://electionresults.sos.state.mn.us/20061107/ElecRslts.asp?M=S&Races=0102]
|-
| || 1 Mark R. Kennedy || † Republican || St. Paul || 38.01%
|-
| || [[Amy Klobuchar]] ||  Democratic-Farmer-Labor || St. Paul || 57.99%
|-
| || Michael James Cavlan ||  Green || Minneapolis || 0.49%
|-
| || Robert Fitzgerald ||  Independence || Rothsay || 3.23%
|-
| || Ben Powers ||  Constitution || Austin || 0.24%
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative (Precincts Reporting: 100.00% (4123 of 4123))[http://electionresults.sos.state.mn.us/20061107/ElecRslts.asp?M=CG&R=ALL&PN=0000]
|-
| 1. || Gil Gutknecht || * Republican || Rochester || 47.12%
|-
| || Tim Walz ||  Democratic-Farmer-Labor || Mankato || 52.74%
|-
| 2. || John Kline || * Republican || Lakeville || 56.19%
|-
| || Coleen Rowley ||  Democratic-Farmer-Labor || Apple Valley || 40.04%
|-
| || Douglas Williams ||  Independence || Chaska || 3.72%
|-
| 3. || Jim Ramstad || * Republican || Minnetonka || 64.85%
|-
| || Wendy Wilde ||  Democratic-Farmer-Labor || Edina || 35.04%
|-
| 4. || Obi Sium ||  Republican || Oakdale || 30.22%
|-
| || Betty McCollum || * Democrat || St. Paul || 69.54%
|-
| 5. || 2 Alan Fine ||  Republican || Minneapolis || 21.34%
|-
| || Keith Ellison ||  Democratic-Farmer-Labor || Minneapolis || 55.56%
|-
| || Tammy Lee ||  Independence || Golden Valley || 21.01%
|-
| || Jay Pond ||  Green || Minneapolis || 1.96%
|-
| 6. || 3 [[Michele Bachmann]] ||  Republican || Stillwater || 49.98%
|-
| || Patty Wetterling ||  Democratic-Farmer-Labor || St. Joseph || 42.17%
|-
| || John Paul Binkowski ||  Independence || St. Marys Point || 7.77%
|-
| 7. || Michael J. Barrett ||  Republican || Browerville || 28.99%
|-
| || Collin C. Peterson || * Democrat || Detroit Lakes || 69.66%
|-
| || Ken Lucier ||  Constitution || Moorhead || 1.28%
|-
| 8. || Rod Grams || ‡ Republican || St. Francis || 34.39%
|-
| || James L. Oberstar || * Democrat || Chisholm || 63.62%
|-
| || Harry Welty ||  Unity || Duluth || 1.94%
|-
| colspan="5" | 1 Mark Dayton* not a candidate.<br /> 2 Martin Olav Sabo* not a candidate.<br />  3 Mark R. Kennedy* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator.
|}

== Mississippi ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || Trent Lott || * Republican || Pascagoula || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Erik R. Fleming ||  Democrat || Clinton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Harold M. Taylor ||  Libertarian || Nesbit || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Roger F. Wicker || * Republican || Tupelo || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || James K. (Ken) Hurt ||  Democrat || Verona || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Yvonne R. Brown ||  Republican || Tchula || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bennie G. Thompson || * Democrat || Bolton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Charles W. ‘‘Chip'' Pickering || * Republican || Hebron || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jim Giles ||  Independent || Pearl || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Lamonica L. Magee ||  Reform || Hattiesburg || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || Randy McDonnell ||  Republican || Biloxi || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Gene Taylor || * Democrat || Bay St. Louis || <!-- 0% -->
|}

== Missouri ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
<br/>(Precincts Reporting: 98.23% (3680 of 3746))[http://sos.mo.gov/enrweb/allresults.asp?eid=189]
|-
| || James M. Talent || * Republican || Chesterfield || 47.4%
|-
| || Claire McCaskill ||  Democrat || St. Louis || 49.4%
|-
| || Frank Gilmour ||  Libertarian || Manchester || 2.3%
|-
| || Lydia Lewis ||  Progressive || St. Louis || .9%
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Mark J. Byrne ||  Republican || Ferguson || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Wm. Lacy Clay || * Democrat || St. Louis || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Robb E. Cunningham ||  Libertarian || St. Ann || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || W. Todd Akin || * Republican || St. Louis || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || George D. Weber ||  Democrat || Eureka || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Tamara A. Millay ||  Libertarian || St. Louis || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || David Bertelsen ||  Republican || St. Louis || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Russ Carnahan || * Democrat || St. Louis || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || R. Christophel ||  Libertarian || St. Louis || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || David Sladky ||  Progressive || St. Louis || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || James A. (Jim) Noland ||  Republican || Preston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ike Skelton || * Democrat || Lexington || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bryce A. Holthouse ||  Libertarian || Warrensburg || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Melinda (Mel) Ivey ||  Progressive || Kansas City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || Jacob Turk ||  Republican || Lee's Summit || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Emanuel Cleaver || * Democrat || Kansas City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Randall David (Randy) Langkraehr ||  Libertarian || Warrensburg || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 6. || Sam Graves || * Republican || Tarkio || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Sara Jo Shettles ||  Democrat || Liberty || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Erik Buck ||  Libertarian || Liberty || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Shirley A. Yurkonis ||  Progressive || Savannah || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 7. || Roy Blunt || * Republican || Branson || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jack Truman ||  Democrat || Milford || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Kevin Craig ||  Libertarian || Powersite || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 8. || Jo Ann Emerson || * Republican || Cape Girardeau || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Veronica J. Hambacker ||  Democrat || Salem || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Branden C. McCullough ||  Libertarian || Cape Girardeau || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 9. || Kenny C. Hulshof || * Republican || Columbia || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Duane N. Burghard ||  Democrat || Columbia || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bill Hastings ||  Progressive || Columbia || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Steven R. Hedrick ||  Libertarian || Warrensburg || <!-- 0% -->
|}

== Montana ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator (PARTIAL? County Totals  	198200  	10324  	195635  	404159)[http://www.sos.mt.gov/ELB/archives/2006/elections/general/ussenate/index.asp]
|-
| || [[Conrad Burns]] || * Republican || Billings || 48.40%
|-
| || Jon Tester ||  Democrat || Big Sandy || 49.04%
|-
| || Stan Jones ||  Libertarian || Bozeman || 2.55%
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative At Large (NO RESULTS ONLINE 2006-11-09)[http://www.sos.mt.gov/ELB/archives/2006/elections/general/ushouse/index.asp]
|-
| || Dennis R. Rehberg || * Republican || Billings || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Monica J. Lindeen ||  Democrat || Billings || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Mike Fellows ||  Libertarian || Missoula || <!-- 0% -->
|}

== Nebraska ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator (Last Update: 11/08/06 09:58 AM Voter Turnout: 54%)[http://www.sos.state.ne.us/elec/ElectNight/general.htm#data]
|-
| || Pete Ricketts ||  Republican || Omaha || 36%
|-
| || E. Benjamin Nelson || * Democrat || Omaha || 64%
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative (Last Update: 11/08/06 09:58 AM Voter Turnout: 54%)[http://www.sos.state.ne.us/elec/ElectNight/general.htm#data]
|-
| 1. || Jeff Fortenberry || * Republican || Lincoln || 59%
|-
| || Maxine B. Moul ||  Democrat || Lincoln || 41%
|-
| 2. || Lee Terry || * Republican || Omaha || 55%
|-
| || Jim Esch ||  Democrat || Omaha || 45%
|-
| 3. || 1 Adrian Smith ||  Republican || Gering || 55%
|-
| || Scott Kleeb ||  Democrat || Dunning || 45%
|-
| colspan="5" | 1 Tom Osborne* not a candidate for re-election; unsuccessful nominee for Governor.
|}

== Nevada ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || John Ensign || * Republican || Las Vegas || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jack Carter ||  Democrat || Las Vegas || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || David K. Schumann ||  Independent American || Minden || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Brendan Trainor ||  Libertarian || Reno || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Kenneth Wegner ||  Republican || Las Vegas || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Shelley Berkley || * Democrat || Las Vegas || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jim Duensing ||  Libertarian || Las Vegas || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Darnell Roberts ||  Independent American || Henderson || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || 1 2 Dean Heller ||  Republican || Carson City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jill Derby ||  Democrat || Gardnerville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Daniel Rosen ||  Independent || Stateline || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || James C. Kroshus ||  Independent American || Sparks || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Jon C. Porter || * Republican || Henderson || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Tessa M. Hafen ||  Democrat || Henderson || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Joshua Hansen ||  Independent American || Henderson || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Joseph P. Silvestri ||  Libertarian || Las Vegas || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| colspan="5" | 1 Jim Gibbons* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor.
|}

== New Hampshire ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Jeb Bradley || * Republican || Wolfeboro || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Carol Shea-Porter ||  Democrat || Rochester || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Charles F. Bass || * Republican || Peterborough || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Paul W. Hodes ||  Democrat || Concord || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || ‘‘Ken'' Blevens ||  Libertarian || Bow || <!-- 0% -->
|}

== New Jersey ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || Thomas H. Kean, Jr. ||  Republican || Westfield || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Robert Menendez || * Democrat || Hoboken || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Daryl Mikell Brooks ||  Poor People's Campaign || Trenton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || J. M. Carter ||  God We Trust || Lawrenceville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Len Flynn ||  Libertarian || Morganville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Edward Forchion ||  Legalize Marijuana (G.R.I.P.) || Browns Mills || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Angela L. Lariscy ||  Socialist Workers || Newark || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Gregory Pason ||  Socialist Party USA || Maywood || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || N. Leonard Smith, Solidarity ||  Defend Life || Hammonton || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Robert E. Andrews || * Democrat || Haddon Heights || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Frank A. LoBiondo || * Republican || Ventnor || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Viola Thomas-Hughes ||  Democrat || Bridgeton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Thomas Fanslau ||  We the People || Egg Harbor Township || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Lynn Merle ||  A New Direction || Vineland || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Robert E. Mullock ||  Preserve Green Space || Cape May Point || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Willie Norwood ||  Socialist Party USA || Atlantic City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Jim Saxton || * Republican || Mount Holly || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Rich Sexton ||  Democrat || Mt. Laurel || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ken Feduniewicz ||  The Patriot Movement || Tuckerton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || Christopher H. Smith || * Republican || Hamilton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Carol E. Gay ||  Democrat || Brick || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Richard Edgar ||  Libertarian || Cream Ridge || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Louis B. Wary, Jr. ||  Remove Medical Negligence || Brick || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || Scott Garrett || * Republican || Wantage || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Paul Aronsohn ||  Democrat || Ridgewood || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || R. Matthew Fretz ||  An Independent Voice || Upper Saddle River || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 6. || Leigh-Ann Bellew ||  Republican || Union Beach || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Frank Pallone, Jr. || * Democrat || Long Branch || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Herbert L. Tarbous ||  Diversity Is Strength || Piscataway || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 7. || Mike Ferguson || * Republican || Warren Township || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Linda Stender ||  Democrat || Scotch Plains || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Thomas D. Abrams ||  Withdraw Troops Now || Ringoes || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Darren Young ||  Libertarian || Summit || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 8. || Jose M. Sandoval ||  Republican || Passaic || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bill Pascrell, Jr. || * Democrat || Paterson || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Lou Jasikoff ||  Libertarian || Totowa || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 9. || Vincent Micco ||  Republican || Rutherford || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Steven R. Rothman || * Democrat || Fair Lawn || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Michael Jarvis ||  The Moderate Choice || Hawthorne || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 10. || Donald M. Payne || * Democrat || Newark || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 11. || Rodney P. Frelinghuysen || * Republican || Morristown || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Tom Wyka ||  Democrat || Lake Hiawatha || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John Mele ||  Constitution || Basking Ridge || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Richard S. Roth ||  Libertarian || West Caldwell || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 12. || Joseph S. Sinagra ||  Republican || Helmetta || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Rush D. Holt || * Democrat || Hopewell Township || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 13. || 1 John J. Guarini ||  Republican || Jersey City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Albio Sires ||  Democrat || West New York || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Dick Hester ||  Pro Life Conservative || Newark || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Herbert H. Shaw ||  Politicians Are Crooks || North Bergen || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Brian Williams ||  Socialist Workers Party || Newark || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Esmat Zaklama ||  The American Party || Jersey City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| colspan="5" | 1 Robert Menendez* not a candidate.
|}

== New Mexico ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || Allen W. McCulloch ||  Republican || Farmington || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jeff Bingaman || * Democrat || Santa Fe || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Orlin G. Cole ||  Republican (Write-in) || Albuquerque || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Heather Wilson || * Republican || Albuquerque || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Patricia A. Madrid ||  Democrat || Albuquerque || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Stevan Pearce || * Republican || Hobbs || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Albert D. Kissling ||  Democrat || Las Cruces || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || C. Dean Burk ||  Democrat (Write-in) || Deming || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Ronald M. Dolin ||  Republican || Los Alamos || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Tom Udall || * Democrat || Santa Fe || <!-- 0% -->
|}

== New York ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || Roger Calero ||  Socialist Workers || Bronx || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Hillary Rodham Clinton,* Democrat, Independence ||  Working Families || Chappaqua || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Howie Hawkins ||  Green || Syracuse || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jeffrey T. Russell ||  Libertarian || Clifton Park || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John Spencer, Republican ||  Conservative || Yonkers || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || William Van Auken ||  Socialist Equality || Jackson Heights || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Timothy H. Bishop,* Democrat, Independence ||  Working Families || Southampton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Italo A. Zanzi, Republican, Conservative ||  School Tax Relief || Smithtown || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || John W. Bugler, Republican ||  Conservative || Oakdale || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Steve Israel,* Democrat, Independence ||  Working Families || Huntington || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Peter T. King,* Republican, Independence ||  Conservative || Seaford || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || David L. Mejias, Democrat ||  Working Families || Massapequa || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || Martin W. Blessinger, Republican ||  Conservative || Floral Park || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Carolyn McCarthy,* Democrat, Independence ||  Working Families || Mineola || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || Gary L. Ackerman,* Democrat, Independence ||  Working Families || Jamaica Estates || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 6. || Gregory W. Meeks || * Democrat || Queens || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Steven Ross ||  PI || Kew Gardens || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 7. || Kevin Brawley, Republican ||  Conservative || Bronx || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Joseph Crowley,* Democrat ||  Working Families || Queens/Bronx || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 8. || Eleanor Friedman ||  Republican || New York || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Dennis E. Adornato ||  Conservative || Brooklyn || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jerrold Nadler,* Democrat ||  Working Families || New York || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 9. || [[Anthony D. Weiner]],* Democrat ||  Working Families || Brooklyn || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 10. || Jonathan H. Anderson ||  Republican || Brooklyn || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Edolphus Towns || * Democrat || Brooklyn || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ernest Johnson ||  Conservative || Brooklyn || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 11. || 1 Marianna Blume ||  Conservative || Brooklyn || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Yvette D. Clarke, Democrat ||  Working Families || Brooklyn || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Stephen Finger, Republican ||  Libertarian || Brooklyn || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ollie M. McClean ||  Freedom || Brooklyn || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 12. || Allan Romaguera, Republican ||  Conservative || Brooklyn || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Nydia M. Velázquez,* Democrat ||  Working Families || Brooklyn || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 13. || Vito Fossella,* Republican, Independence ||  Conservative || Staten Island || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Stephen A. Harrison, Democrat ||  Working Families || Brooklyn || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 14. || Danniel Maio, Republican ||  Let's Do It || Queens || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Carolyn B. Maloney,* Democrat, Independence ||  Working Families || New York || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 15. || Edward Daniels ||  Republican || New York || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Charles B. Rangel,* Democrat ||  Working Families || New York || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 16. || Ali Mohamed, Republican ||  Conservative || Bronx || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || José E. Serrano,* Democrat ||  Working Families || Bronx || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 17. || Eliot L. Engel,* Democrat ||  Working Families || Bronx || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jim Faulkner, Republican, Independence ||  Conservative || Yonkers || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 18. || Richard A. Hoffman, Republican ||  Conservative || Bronxville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Nita M. Lowey,* Democrat ||  Working Families || Harrison || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 19. || John Hall ||  Democrat || Dover Plains || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Sue W. Kelly,* Republican, Independence ||  Conservative || Katonah || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 20. || [[Kirsten E. Gillibrand]], Democrat ||  Working Families || Hudson || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John E. Sweeney,* Republican, Independence || Conservative || Clifton Park || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 21. || Warren Redlich ||  Republican || Schenectady || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Michael R. McNulty,* Democrat, Independence, Conservative ||  Working Families || Green Island || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 22. || Maurice D. Hinchey,* Democrat, Independence ||  Working Families || Saugerties || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 23. || Robert J. Johnson, Democrat ||  Working Families || Sackets Harbor || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John M. McHugh,* Republican, Independence ||  Conservative || Pierrepont Manor || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 24. || 2 Michael A. Arcuri, Democrat, Independence ||  Working Families || Utica || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Raymond A. Meier, Republican ||  Conservative || Rome || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 25. || Dan Maffei, Democrat ||  Working Families || Syracuse || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || James T. Walsh,* Republican, Independence ||  Conservative || Syracuse || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 26. || Jack Davis, Democrat, Independence ||  Working Families || Clarence || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Thomas M. Reynolds,* Republican ||  Conservative || Clarence || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 27. || Michael J. McHale ||  Republican || Buffalo || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || [[Brian Higgins]],* Democrat, Independence ||  Working Families || Buffalo || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 28. || John E. Donnelly, Republican ||  Conservative || Buffalo || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Louise McIntosh Slaughter,* Democrat, Independence ||  Working Families || Fairport || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 29. || John R. ‘‘Randy'' Kuhl, Jr.,* Republican, Independence ||  Conservative || Hammondsport || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Eric J. Massa, Democrat ||  Working Families || Corning || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| colspan="5" | 1 Major R. Owens* not a candidate.<br /> 2 Sherwood Boehlert* not a candidate.
|}

== North Carolina ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || G. K. Butterfield || * Democrat || Wilson || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Dan Mansell ||  Republican || Selma || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bob Etheridge || * Democrat || Lillington || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Walter B. Jones || * Republican || Farmville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Craig Weber ||  Democrat || Pine Knoll Shores || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || Steve Acuff ||  Republican || Raleigh || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || David E. Price || * Democrat || Chapel Hill || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || Virginia Foxx || * Republican || Grandfather Community || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Roger Sharpe ||  Democrat || Harmony || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 6. || Howard Coble || * Republican || Greensboro || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Rory Blake ||  Democrat || Charlotte || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 7. || Shirley Davis ||  Republican || Clinton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Mike McIntyre || * Democrat || Lumberton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 8. || Robin Hayes || * Republican || Concord || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Larry Kissell ||  Democrat || Biscoe || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 9. || Sue Wilkins Myrick || * Republican || Charlotte || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bill Glass ||  Democrat || Charlotte || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 10. || Patrick T. McHenry || * Republican || Cherryville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Richard Carsner ||  Democrat || Hickory || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 11. || Charles H. Taylor || * Republican || Brevard || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Heath Shuler ||  Democrat || Waynesville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 12. || Ada M. Fisher ||  Republican || Salisbury || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Melvin L. Watt || * Democrat || Charlotte || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 13. || Vernon Robinson ||  Republican || Winston Salem || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Brad Miller || * Democrat || Raleigh || <!-- 0% -->
|}

== North Dakota ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator ( Precincts Reporting:  	551 of 567 (97.18%) )[http://web.apps.state.nd.us/sec/emspublic/gp/electionresultssearch.htm?cmd=Search&searchType=STATE&electionDate=11072006&showMap=N]
|-
| || Dwight Grotberg ||  Republican || Sanborn || 29.47%
|-
| || Kent Conrad || * Democrat || Bismarck || 68.88%
|-
| || James Germalic ||  Independent || Fargo || 0.64%
|-
| || Roland Riemers ||  Independent || Emerado  || 1.01%
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative At Large ( Precincts Reporting:  	551 of 567 (97.18%) )[http://web.apps.state.nd.us/sec/emspublic/gp/electionresultssearch.htm?electionDate=11072006&searchType=STATE&officeElectionNo=1249&cmd=Search&showMap=N&resultType=Representative%20in%20Congress&legislativeDistrictNo=&judicialDistrictNo=&countyNo=&showJudDistricts=Y]
|-
| || Matt Mechtel ||  Republican || Page || 34.21%
|-
| || Earl Pomeroy || * Democrat || Valley City || 65.79%
|}

== Ohio ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || Mike DeWine || * Republican || Cedarville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Sherrod Brown || † Democrat || Avon || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Richard Duncan ||  Write-in || Aurora || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Steve Chabot || * Republican || Cincinnati || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John Cranley ||  Democrat || Cincinnati || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Jean Schmidt || * Republican || Miami Township || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Victoria Wulsin ||  Democrat || Cincinnati || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || James J. Candit, Jr. ||  Write-in || Cincinnati || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Nathan Noy ||  Write-in || Chillicothe || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Michael R. Turner || * Republican || Dayton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Richard Chema ||  Democrat || Dayton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || 1 Jim Jordan ||  Republican || Urbana || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Richard E. Siferd ||  Democrat || Lima || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || Paul E. Gillmor || * Republican || Old Fort || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Robin Weirauch ||  Democrat || Napoleon || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 6. || 2 Chuck Blasdel ||  Republican || East Liverpool || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Charles A. Wilson, Jr. ||  Democrat || St. Clairsville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 7. || David L. Hobson || * Republican || Springfield || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || William R. Conner ||  Democrat || Beavercreek || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 8. || John A. Boehner || * Republican || West Chester || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Mort Meier ||  Democrat || Hamilton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 9. || Bradley S. Leavitt ||  Republican || Toledo || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Marcy Kaptur || * Democrat || Toledo || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 10. || Michael D. Dovilla ||  Republican || Middleburg || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Dennis J. Kucinich || * Democrat || Cleveland || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 11. || Lindsey N. String ||  Republican || Cleveland Heights || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Stephanie Tubbs Jones || * Democrat || Cleveland || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 12. || Patrick J. Tiberi || * Republican || Columbus || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bob Shamansky || ‡ Democrat || Columbus || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 13. || 3 Craig Foltin ||  Republican || Lorain || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Betty Sutton ||  Democrat || Chardon || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 14. || Steven C. LaTourette || * Republican || Concord Township || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Lewis R. Katz ||  Democrat || Pepper Pike || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Werner J. Lange ||  Non-Party || Newton Falls || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 15. || Deborah Pryce || * Republican || Columbus || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Mary Jo Kilroy ||  Democrat || Columbus || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bill Buckel ||  Write-in || Columbus || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 16. || Ralph Regula || * Republican || Navarre || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Thomas Shaw ||  Democrat || Wooster || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 17. || Don Manning II ||  Republican || Cortland || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Tim Ryan || * Democrat || Niles || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 18. || 4 Joy Padgett ||  Republican || Coshocton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Zack T. Space ||  Democrat || Dover || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| colspan="5" | 1 Michael G. Oxley* not a candidate.<br /> 2 Ted Strickland* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor.<br /> 3 Sherrod Brown* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator.<br /> 4 Robert W. Ney* not a candidate.
|}

== Oklahoma ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || John Sullivan || * Republican || Tulsa || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Alan Gentges ||  Democrat || Bartlesville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bill Wortman ||  Independent || Tulsa || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Patrick K. Miller ||  Republican || Snow || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Dan Boren || * Democrat || Paden || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Frank D. Lucas || * Republican || Cheyenne || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Sue Barton ||  Democrat || Tulsa || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || Tom Cole || * Republican || Moore || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Hal Spake ||  Democrat || Norman || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || 1 Mary Fallin ||  Republican || Oklahoma City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || David Hunter ||  Democrat || Oklahoma City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Matthew Horton Woodson ||  Independent || Oklahoma City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| colspan="5" | 1 Ernest J. Istook, Jr.* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor.
|}

== Oregon ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative ( State results last compiled on 11/08/2006 at 08:25 AM )[http://egov.sos.state.or.us/division/elections/results/2006_G100_301_305.htm]
|-
| 1. || Derrick Kitts ||  Republican || Hillsboro || 32.39%
|-
| || David Wu || * Democrat || Portland || 64.42%
|-
| || Drake Davis ||  Libertarian || Portland || 1.57%
|-
| || Dean Wolf ||  Constitution || Aloha || 1.47%
|-
| 2. || Greg Walden || * Republican || Hood River || 66.89%
|-
| || Carol Voisin ||  Democrat || Ashland || 30.32%
|-
| || Jack Alan Brown, Jr. ||  Constitution || Grants Pass || 2.62%
|-
| 3. || Bruce Broussard ||  Republican || Portland || 23.86%
|-
| || Earl Blumenauer || * Democrat || Portland || 73.01%
|-
| || David Brownlow ||  Constitution || Damascus || 2.86%
|-
| 4. || Jim Feldkamp ||  Republican || Eugene || 37.61%
|-
| || Peter A. DeFazio || * Democrat || Springfield || 62.30%
|-
| 5. || Mike Erickson ||  Republican || Lake Oswego || 42.67%
|-
| || Darlene Hooley || * Democrat || West Linn || 54.15%
|-
| || Paul Aranas ||  Pacific Green || Silverton || 1.48%
|-
| || Douglas Patterson ||  Constitution || Oregon City || 1.54%
|}

== Pennsylvania ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || [[Rick Santorum]] || * Republican || Verona || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bob Casey, Jr. ||  Democrat || Pittsburgh || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Robert A. Brady || * Democrat || Philadelphia || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Michael Gessner ||  Republican || Elkins Park || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Chaka Fattah || * Democrat || Philadelphia || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Phil English || * Republican || Erie || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Steven Porter ||  Democrat || Wattsburg || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Timothy J. Hagberg ||  Constitution || Warren || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || Melissa A. Hart || * Republican || Bradford Woods || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jason Altmire ||  Democrat || Pittsburgh || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || John E. Peterson || * Republican || Pleasantville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Donald L. Hilliard ||  Democrat || Brookville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 6. || Jim Gerlach || * Republican || Downingtown || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Lois Murphy ||  Democrat || Narberth || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 7. || Curt Weldon || * Republican || Glen Mills || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Joe Sestak ||  Democrat || Wallingford || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 8. || Michael G. Fitzpatrick || * Republican || Levittown || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Patrick J. Murphy ||  Democrat || Bristol || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 9. || Bill Shuster || * Republican || Hollidaysburg || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Tony Barr ||  Democrat || Claysburg || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 10. || Don Sherwood || * Republican || Tunkhannock || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Christopher Carney ||  Democrat || Dimock || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 11. || Joseph F. Leonardi ||  Republican || Dupont || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Paul E. Kanjorski || * Democrat || Nanticoke || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 12. || Diana Irey ||  Republican || Monongahela || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John P. Murtha || * Democrat || Johnstown || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 13. || Raj Peter Bhakta ||  Republican || Ft. Washington || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Allyson Y. Schwartz || * Democrat || Jenkintown || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 14. || Michael F. Doyle || * Democrat || Forest Hills || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Titus North ||  Green || Pittsburgh || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 15. || Charles W. Dent || * Republican || Allentown || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Charles Dertinger ||  Democrat || Bangor || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Greta Browne ||  Green || Bethlehem || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 16. || Joseph R. Pitts || * Republican || Kennett Square || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Lois K. Herr ||  Democrat || Elizabethtown || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John A. Murphy ||  Independent || Coatesville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 17. || Matthew A. Wertz ||  Republican || Hamburg || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Tim Holden || * Democrat || Saint Clair || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 18. || Tim Murphy || * Republican || Pittsburgh || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Chad Kluko ||  Democrat || Monroeville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 19. || Todd Russell Platts || * Republican || York || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Philip J. Avillo, Jr. ||  Democrat || York || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Derf W. Maitland ||  Green || Littlestown || <!-- 0% -->
|}

== Rhode Island ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator ( 565 of 565 Precincts Reporting Un-Official Results )[http://www.electionri.com/Results/TopTicket.htm]
|-
| || Lincoln Chafee || * Republican || Warwick || 46.52%
|-
| || Sheldon Whitehouse ||  Democrat || Providence || 53.48%
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative ( 565 of 565 Precincts Reporting Un-Official Results )[http://www.electionri.com/Results/TopTicket.htm]
|-
| 1. || Jonathan P. Scott ||  Republican || Providence || 23.25%
|-
| || Patrick J. Kennedy || * Democrat || Portsmouth || 69.18%
|-
| || Kenneth A. Capalbo ||  Independent || Kingstown || 7.57%
|-
| 2. || James R. Langevin || * Democrat || Warwick || 72.68%
|-
| || Rod Driver ||  Independent || Richmond || 27.32%
|}

== South Carolina ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Henry E. Brown, Jr. || * Republican || Hanahan || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || James E. Dunn ||  Green || Garden City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Randy Maatta, Democrat ||  Working Families || Charleston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Joe Wilson || * Republican || Springdale || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Michael Ray Ellisor ||  Democrat || Lexington || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || J. Gresham Barrett || * Republican || Westminster || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Lee Ballenger, Democrat ||  Working Families || Seneca || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || Bob Inglis || * Republican || Travelers Rest || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || William Griff Griffith ||  Democrat || Greenville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John Cobin ||  Libertarian || Greenville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || C. Faye Walters ||  Green || Greenville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || Ralph Norman ||  Republican || Rock Hill || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John M. Spratt, Jr. || * Democrat || York || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 6. || Gary McLeod ||  Republican || Manning || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || James E. Clyburn || * Democrat || Columbia || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Antonio Williams ||  Green || Columbia || <!-- 0% -->
|}

== South Dakota ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative At Large ( 11/08/06 00:25:11 711 of 818 precincts )[http://www.sdsos.gov/results/statwide.shtml]
|-
| || Bruce W. Whalen ||  Republican || Pine Ridge || 29%
|-
| || Stephanie Herseth || * Democrat || Brookings || 70%
|-
| || Larry Rudebusch ||  Libertarian || Bruce || 2%
|}

== Tennessee ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || 1 Bob Corker ||  Republican || Chattanooga || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Harold E. Ford, Jr. || † Democrat || Memphis || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ed Choate ||  Independent || Cleveland || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || David Gatchell ||  Independent || Franklin || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Emory ‘‘Bo'' Heyward ||  Independent || Nashville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Gary Keplinger ||  Independent || Bethpage || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Christopher Joseph Lugo ||  Independent || Nashville || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || 2 David Davis ||  Republican || Johnson City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Rick Trent ||  Democrat || Morristown || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Michael Peavler ||  Independent || Jonesborough || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || James W. Reeves ||  Independent || Johnson City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Mahmood (Michael) Sabri ||  Independent || Johnson City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Robert N. Smith ||  Independent || Greeneville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || John J. Duncan, Jr. || * Republican || Knoxville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John Greene ||  Democrat || Chattanooga || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Zach Wamp || * Republican || Chattanooga || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Brent Benedict ||  Democrat || Hixson || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || Kenneth Martin ||  Republican || Fairfield Glade || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Lincoln Davis || * Democrat || Pall Mall || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || Thomas F. Kovach ||  Republican || Mount Juliet || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jim Cooper || * Democrat || Nashville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Scott Knapp ||  Independent || Nashville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ginny Welsch ||  Independent || Nashville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 6. || David R. Davis ||  Republican || Brush Creek || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bart Gordon || * Democrat || Murfreesboro || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Robert L. Garrison ||  Independent || Gallatin || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Norman R. Saliba ||  Independent || Murfreesboro || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 7. || Marsha Blackburn || * Republican || Brentwood || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bill Morrison ||  Democrat || Memphis || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Kathleen A. Culver ||  Independent || Linden || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Gayl G. Pratt ||  Independent || Clarksville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John L. Rimer ||  Independent || Middleton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || William J. Smith ||  Independent || Henderson || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || James B. ‘‘Mickey'' White ||  Independent || Rossville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 8. || John Farmer ||  Republican || Memphis || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John S. Tanner || * Democrat || Union City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 9. || 3 Mark White ||  Republican || Memphis || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Steve Cohen ||  Democrat || Memphis || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jake Ford ||  Independent || Memphis || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| colspan="5" | 1 William H. Frist* not a candidate.<br /> 2 William L. Jenkins* not a candidate.<br /> 3 Harold E. Ford, Jr.* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator
|}

== Texas ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || Kay Bailey Hutchison || * Republican || Dallas || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Barbara Ann Radnofsky ||  Democrat || Houston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Scott Lanier Jameson ||  Libertarian || Plano || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Louie Gohmert || * Republican || Tyler || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Roger L. Owen ||  Democrat || Hallsville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Donald Perkison ||  Libertarian || Carrollton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Ted Poe || * Republican || Humble || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Gary E. Binderim ||  Democrat || Houston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Justo J. Perez ||  Libertarian || Kingwood || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Sam Johnson || * Republican || Plano || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Dan Dodd ||  Democrat || McKinney || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Christopher J. Claytor ||  Libertarian || Plano || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || Ralph M. Hall || * Republican || Rockwall || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Glenn Melancon ||  Democrat || Sherman || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Kurt G. Helm ||  Libertarian || Princeton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || Jeb Hensarling || * Republican || Dallas || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Charlie Thompson ||  Democrat || Athens || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Mike Nelson ||  Libertarian || Allen || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 6. || Joe Barton || * Republican || Ennis || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || David T. Harris ||  Democrat || Arlington || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Carl Nulsen ||  Libertarian || Arlington || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 7. || John Abney Culberson || * Republican || Houston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jim Henley ||  Democrat || Houston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Drew Parks ||  Libertarian || Houston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 8. || Kevin Brady || * Republican || The Woodlands || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || James ‘‘Jim'' Wright ||  Democrat || New Caney || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 9. || Al Green || * Democrat || Houston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 10. || Michael T. McCaul || * Republican || Austin || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ted Ankrum ||  Democrat || Cypress || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Michael Badnarik ||  Libertarian || Austin || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 11. || K. Michael Conaway || * Republican || Midland || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 12. || Kay Granger || * Republican || Fort Worth || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John R. Morris ||  Democrat || Fort Worth || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Gardner Osborne ||  Libertarian || Hillsboro || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 13. || Mac Thornberry || * Republican || Clarendon || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Roger J. Waun ||  Democrat || Wichita Falls || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jim Thompson ||  Libertarian || Mineral Wells || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 14. || [[Ron Paul]] || * Republican || Surfside || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Shane Sklar ||  Democrat || Edna || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 15. || Paul B. Haring ||  Republican || Goliad || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Eddie Zamora ||  Republican || Edcouch || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Rubén Hinojosa || * Democrat || Mercedes || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 16. || Silvestre Reyes || * Democrat || El Paso || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Gordon R. Strickland ||  Libertarian || El Paso || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 17. || Van Taylor ||  Republican || Waco || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Chet Edwards || * Democrat || Waco || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Guillermo Acosta ||  Libertarian || Allen || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 18. || Ahmad Hassan ||  Republican || Katy || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Sheila Jackson-Lee || * Democrat || Houston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Patrick Warren ||  Libertarian || Houston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 19. || Randy Neugebauer || * Republican || Lubbock || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Robert Ricketts ||  Democrat || Lubbock || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Fred C. Jones ||  Libertarian || Abilene || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Mike Sadler ||  Write-in || Abilene || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 20. || Charles A. Gonzalez || * Democrat || San Antonio || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Michael Idrogo ||  Libertarian || San Antonio || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 21. || [[Lamar S. Smith]] || * Republican || San Antonio || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John Courage ||  Democrat || San Antonio || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Gene Kelly ||  Democrat || Universal City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Tommy Calvert ||  Independent || San Antonio || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || James Lyle Peterson ||  Independent || Austin || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Mark J. Rossano ||  Independent || Austin || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || James Arthur Strohm ||  Libertarian || Austin || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 22. || 1 Nick Lampson || ‡ Democrat || Houston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bob Smither ||  Libertarian || Friendswood || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Shelley Sekula Gibbs ||  Write-in || Houston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Joe Reasbeck ||  Write-in || Lago Vista || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Don Richardson ||  Write-in || Houston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 23. || Henry Bonilla || * Republican || San Antonio || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || August G. ‘‘Augie'' Beltran ||  Democrat || San Antonio || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Rick Bolanos ||  Democrat || El Paso || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Adrian DeLeon ||  Democrat || Carrizo Springs || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Lukin Gilliland ||  Democrat || San Antonio || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ciro D. Rodriguez || ‡ Democrat || San Antonio || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Albert Uresti ||  Democrat || San Antonio || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Craig T. Stephens ||  Independent || San Antonio || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 24. || Kenny Marchant || * Republican || Coppell || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Gary R. Page ||  Democrat || Irving || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Mark Frohman ||  Libertarian || Grapevine || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 25. || Grant Rostig ||  Republican || Dale || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Lloyd Doggett || * Democrat || Austin || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Brian Parrett ||  Independent || Austin || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Barbara Cunningham ||  Libertarian || Caldwell || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 26. || Michael C. Burgess || * Republican || Flower Mound || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Tim Barnwell ||  Democrat || Aubrey || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Rich Haas ||  Libertarian || Richland Hills || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 27. || Wm. ‘‘Willie'' Vaden ||  Republican || Corpus Christi || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Solomon P. Ortiz || * Democrat || Corpus Christi || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Robert Powell ||  Libertarian || Corpus Christi || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 28. || Henry Cuellar || * Democrat || Laredo || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Frank Enriquez ||  Democrat || McAllen || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ron Avery ||  Conservative || Seguin || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 29. || Eric Story ||  Republican || Houston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Gene Green || * Democrat || Houston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Clifford Lee Messina ||  Libertarian || Houston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 30. || Wilson Aurbach ||  Republican || Dallas || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Eddie Bernice Johnson || * Democrat || Dallas || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ken Ashby ||  Libertarian || Dallas || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 31. || John R. Carter || * Republican || Round Rock || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Mary Beth Harrell ||  Democrat || Gatesville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Matt McAdoo ||  Libertarian || Thrall || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 32. || Pete Sessions || * Republican || Dallas || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Will Pryor ||  Democrat || Dallas || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || John B. Hawley ||  Libertarian || Dallas || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| colspan="5" | 1 Tom DeLay* not a candidate
|}

== Utah ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || Orrin G. Hatch || * Republican || Midvale || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Pete Ashdown ||  Democrat || Salt Lake City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Scott N. Bradley ||  Constitution || North Logan || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Julian Hatch ||  Desert Greens || Boulder || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Roger I. Price ||  Personal Choice || Huntsville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || David Starr Seely ||  Libertarian || St. George || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Rob Bishop || * Republican || Brigham City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Steven Olsen ||  Democrat || Plain City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Lynn Badler ||  Libertarian || Park City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Mark Hudson ||  Constitution || Syracuse || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || LaVar Christensen ||  Republican || Draper || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jim Matheson || * Democrat || Salt Lake City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bob Brister ||  Green || Salt Lake City || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Austin Sherwood Lett ||  Libertarian || St. George || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || W. David Perry ||  Constitution || Sandy || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Chris Cannon || * Republican || Mapleton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Christian Burridge ||  Democrat || South Jordan || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Philip Lear Hallman ||  Libertarian || Provo || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jim Noorlander ||  Constitution || Fairview || <!-- 0% -->
|}

== Vermont ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || 1 Rich Tarrant ||  Republican || Colchester || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Cris Ericson ||  Independent || Chester || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bernard Sanders || † Independent || Burlington || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Pete Diamondstone ||  Liberty Union || Brattleboro || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Craig Hill ||  Vermont Green || Montpelier || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Peter Moss ||  Anti-Bushist Candidate || Fairfax || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative At Large
|-
| || 2 Martha Rainville ||  Republican || Williston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Peter Welch ||  Democrat || Hartland || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Keith Stern ||  Independent || Springfield || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jerry Trudell ||  Independent || Colchester || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Chris Karr ||  We the People || East Montpelier || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bruce R. Marshall ||  Vermont Green || Rochester || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Dennis Morrisseau ||  Impeach Bush Now || Pawlet || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jane Newton ||  Liberty Union || Londonderry || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| colspan="5" | 1 James M. Jeffords* not a candidate.<br /> 2 Bernard Sanders* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator.
|}

== Virginia ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || George Allen || * Republican || Chesterfield County || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || [[Jim Webb|James H. ‘‘Jim'' Webb, Jr.]] ||  Democrat || Arlington || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Glenda Gail Parker ||  Independent Green || Alexandria || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Jo Ann Davis || * Republican || Gloucester || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Shawn M. O'Donnell ||  Democrat || Fredericksburg || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Marvin F. Pixton III ||  Independent || Spotsylvania || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Thelma D. Drake || * Republican || Norfolk || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Philip J. Kellam ||  Democrat || Virginia Beach || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Robert C. Scott || * Democrat || Newport News || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || J. Randy Forbes || * Republican || Chesapeake || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Albert P. Burckard, Jr. ||  Independent Green || Carrollton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || 5 [[Virgil Goode|Virgil H. Goode, Jr.]] || * Republican || Rocky Mount || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Al C. Weed II ||  Democrat || Lovingston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Joseph P. Oddo ||  Independent Green || Ruckersville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 6. || Bob Goodlatte || * Republican || Roanoke || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Andre D. Peery ||  Independent || Salem || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Barbara Jean Pryor ||  Independent || Amherst || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 7. || [[Eric Cantor]] || * Republican || Richmond || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || James M. Nachman ||  Democrat || Richmond || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || W. Brad Blanton ||  Independent || Stanley || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 8. || Tom M. O'Donoghue ||  Republican || Alexandria || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || James P. Moran || * Democrat || Arlington || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || James T. ‘‘Jim'' Hurysz ||  Independent || Arlington || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 9. || C. W. ‘‘Bill'' Carrico ||  Republican || Independence || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Rick Boucher || * Democrat || Abingdon || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 10. || Frank R. Wolf || * Republican || Vienna || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Judy M. Feder ||  Democrat || McLean || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Neeraj C. Nigam ||  Independent || Sterling || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Wilbur N. Wood III ||  Libertarian || Berryville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 11. || Tom Davis || * Republican || Vienna || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Andrew L. Hurst ||  Democrat || Springfield || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ferdinando C. Greco ||  Independent Green || Clifton || <!-- 0% -->
|}

== Washington ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || Mike McGavick ||  Republican || Seattle || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Maria Cantwell || * Democrat || Edmonds || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Robin Adair ||  Independent || Seattle || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Aaron Dixon ||  Green || Seattle || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bruce Guthrie ||  Libertarian || Tacoma || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Larry W. Ishmael ||  Republican || Kirkland || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jay Inslee || * Democrat || Bainbridge Island || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Doug Roulstone ||  Republican || Snohomish || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Rick Larsen || * Democrat || Everett || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Michael Messmore ||  Republican || Chehalis || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Brian Baird || * Democrat || Vancouver || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || Doc Hastings || * Republican || Pasco || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Richard Wright ||  Democrat || Kennewick || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || Cathy McMorris || * Republican || Deer Lake || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Peter J. Goldmark ||  Democrat || Okanogan || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 6. || Doug Cloud ||  Republican || Tacoma || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Norman D. Dicks || * Democrat || Belfair || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 7. || Steve Beren ||  Republican || Seattle || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jim McDermott || * Democrat || Seattle || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Linnea S. Noreen ||  Independent || Seattle || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 8. || David G. Reichert || * Republican || Auburn || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Darcy Burner ||  Democrat || Carnation || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 9. || Steven C. Cofchin ||  Republican || Tacoma || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Adam Smith || * Democrat || Tacoma || <!-- 0% -->
|}

== West Virginia ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || John R. Raese ||  Republican || Morgantown || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Robert C. Byrd || * Democrat || Sophia || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jesse Johnson ||  Mountain || Charleston || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || Chris Wakim ||  Republican || Wheeling || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Alan B. Mollohan || * Democrat || Fairmont || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Shelley Moore Capito || * Republican || Charleston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Mike Callaghan ||  Democrat || Charleston || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Kim Wolfe ||  Republican || Huntington || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Nick J. Rahall II || * Democrat || Beckley || <!-- 0% -->
|}

== Wisconsin ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || Robert Gerald Lorge ||  Republican || Bear Creek || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Herb Kohl || * Democrat || Milwaukee || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ben J. Glatzel ||  Independent || Milwaukee || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Rae Vogeler ||  Wisconsin Green || Oregon || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative
|-
| 1. || [[Paul Ryan]] || * Republican || Janesville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Jeffrey C. Thomas ||  Democrat || Janesville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 2. || Dave Magnum ||  Republican || Pardeeville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Tammy Baldwin || * Democrat || Madison || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 3. || Paul R. Nelson ||  Republican || Woodville || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ron Kind || * Democrat || La Crosse || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 4. || Perfecto Rivera ||  Republican || Milwaukee || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Gwen Moore || * Democrat || Milwaukee || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 5. || F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr. || * Republican || Menomonee Falls || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bryan Kennedy ||  Democrat || Glendale || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Robert R. Raymond ||  Independent || Shorewood || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Bob Levis ||  Wisconsin Green || Brookfield || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 6. || Thomas E. Petri || * Republican || Fond du Lac || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 7. || Nick Reid ||  Republican || Rice Lake || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || David R. Obey || * Democrat || Wausau || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Mike Miles ||  Wisconsin Green || Luck || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| 8. || 1 John Gard ||  Republican || Peshtigo || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Steven L. Kagen ||  Democrat || Appleton || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| colspan="5" | 1 Mark Green* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor
|}

== Wyoming ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Senator
|-
| || Craig Thomas || * Republican || Casper || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Dale Groutage ||  Democrat || Lander || <!-- 0% -->
|}

{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For United States Representative At Large
|-
| || Barbara Cubin || * Republican || Casper || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Gary Trauner ||  Democrat || Wilson || <!-- 0% -->
|}

== American Samoa ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For Delegate
|-
| || Amata Aumua ||  Republican || Pago Pago || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Eni F. H. Faleomavaega || * Democrat || Vailoatai || <!-- 0% -->
|-
| || Ae Ae Muavaefaatasi, Jr. ||  Independent || Pago Pago || <!-- 0% -->
|}

== District of Columbia ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For Delegate ( Unofficial General Election Results )[http://www.dcboee.org/nws/news_frame.asp?filename=nr_92.pdf&mid=11&yid=2006&type=News%20Releases&hl=t]
|-
| || Eleanor Holmes Norton || * Democrat || District of Columbia || 97.39%
|}

== Guam ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For Delegate
|-
| || Madeleine Z. Bordallo || * Democrat || Hagatna || <!-- 0% -->
|}

== Virgin Islands ==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|+ For Delegate ( 10:16:28PM 	11/7/2006 )[http://www.vivote.gov/tallybyelection.html]
|-
| || Donna M. Christensen || * Democrat || St. Croix || 62.91%
|-
| || Warren B. Mosler ||  Independent || Christiansted || 37.08%
|}

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|author=Pam Fessler and Steve Inskeep
|pub=NPR
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As of 10:00 p.m EST November 8, 2006, the Democratic Party is projected to have gained control of both the United States House of Representatives and the United States Senate in the 2006 United States general elections. MSNBC projects that the Democrats now control 234 seats in the House of Representatives, 16 more seats than the 218 needed to control the House of Representatives as all 435 seats were up for election. In the Senate, where the balance of power is closer, one-third of all seats were up for grab. As of 10:00 p.m. EST, AP and Reuters were projecting that the Democrats had picked up all six seats they needed to retake the Senate, including the seats of incumbents Rick Santorum (Penn.), Lincoln Chafee (R.I.), Jim Talent (Missouri), Mike DeWine (Ohio),  (Montana), and Jim Webb (VA). The Tester victory by less than 3,000 votes was projected at approximately 2 p.m. EST after the State of Montana announced the results of overnight recounts. Democrat Jim Webb has prevailed in that race by slightly more than 7,000 votes, though his opponent has not conceded and a recount may still occur.

Voter turnout was also influenced by a number of initiatives on state ballots. Michigan's Proposal 2 would outlaw affirmative action in virtually all government programs. Oklahoma voters were slated to decide if stores could sell alcohol on election days. In South Dakota, voters were asked if the state should make marijuana use legal for therapeutic purposes. Many states included initiatives related to eminent domain powers, same-sex marriage, and taxes. In California, voters faced a whopping 36 initiatives. Voters energized by initiatives were more likely to show up at the polls, and more likely to vote for candidates from their party.

Candidates in both New York and Michigan reported that automated telephone calls had been made to voters in the dead of night, purporting to be from their campaigns. The candidates said their campaigns had nothing to do with the calls, and had been made fraudulently in an attempt to make voters angry at them. 

It was unclear whether these calls were related to other calls, financed by the National Republican Congressional Committee, that had been made to voters in several states in the previous week. Those calls had generated complaints by voters from both parties who said they were repeated several times in the same day. In at least one state, the calls were pulled when the attorney general notified the NRCC that the calls violated state law.

A different kind of "robocall" was reported in Iowa, where three Democratic candidates for the state House reported that they had been the target of anonymous attack ad calls. The calls inaccurately claimed that the candidates support free health care and college tuition for illegal aliens.

The New Jersey Attorney General's office sent deputies to polling places after Republicans reported possible fraud. The deputies reportedly found no problems.

The Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund photographed armed men attempting to prevent Hispanic voters from entering polling places in Tucson. The photographs and reports of the incidents were sent to the FBI.

Air America Radio reported that electronic voting machines in Delaware County, Indiana and Cleveland, Ohio malfunctioned, frustrating voters and election workers. A report published on the USA Today website said election workers in some parts of Florida had resorted to using paper ballots when their electronic voting machines failed to work. National Public Radio reported that some electronic voting machines in Texas had to be turned off when they improperly gave votes to candidates not selected by voters. Problems were also reported in Maine, Maryland, and Pennsylvania.

A voting problem of a different type was reported in Kentucky. A Louisville poll worker is alleged to have physically assaulted a voter. Jefferson County clerk spokesperson Paula McCraney said that the voter wanted to press charges after being allegedly choked and pushed by the election worker. No information was available on what led to the incident.


+ For United States Representative (100%)

 1. 

 Rick Renzi 

 * Republican 

 Flagstaff 

 51.6%

 Ellen Simon 

  Democrat 

 Sedona 

 43.6%

 David Schlosser 

  Libertarian 

 Flagstaff 

 4.8%

 2. 

 Trent Franks 

 * Republican 

 Glendale 

 58.2%

 John Thrasher 

  Democrat 

 Phoenix 

 39.2%

 Powell Gammill 

  Libertarian 

 Phoenix 

 2.6%

 3. 

 John B. Shadegg 

 * Republican 

 Phoenix 

 58.5%

 Herb Paine 

  Democrat 

 Phoenix 

 38.9%

 Mark Yannone 

  Libertarian 

 Phoenix 

 2.7%

 4. 

 Don Karg 

  Republican 

 Phoenix 

 24.2%

 Ed Pastor 

 * Democrat 

 Phoenix 

 72.1%

 Ronald Harders 

  Libertarian (Write-in) 

 Phoenix 

 3.8%

 5. 

 J. D. Hayworth 

 * Republican 

 Scottsdale 

 46.2%

 Harry Mitchell 

  Democrat 

 Tempe 

 50.5%

 Warren Severin 

  Libertarian 

 Phoenix 

 3.3%

 6. 

 Jeff Flake 

 * Republican 

 Mesa 

 74.1%

 Jason M. Blair 

  Libertarian (Write-in) 

 Laveen 

 25.9%

 7. 

 Ron Drake 

  Republican 

 Avondale 

 35.7%

 Raúl M. Grijalva 

 * Democrat 

 Tucson 

 60.6%

 Joe Cobb 

  Libertarian (Write-in) 

 Avondale 

 3.7%

 8. 

 1 Randy Graf 

  Republican 

 Green Valley 

 42.2%

 Gabrielle Giffords 

  Democrat 

 Tucson 

 54.1%

 David F. Nolan 

  Libertarian 

 Tucson 

 1.9%

 1 Jim Kolbe* not a candidate.


+ For United States Representative

 1. 

 1 John W. Jones 

  Republican 

 Davis 

 Mike Thompson 

 * Democrat 

 St. Helena 

 Pamela Elizondo 

  Green 

 Laytonville 

 Timothy J. Stock 

  Peace and Freedom 

 West Sacramento 

 2. 

 Wally Herger 

 * Republican 

 Marysville 

 A. J. Sekhon 

  Democrat 

 Yuba City 

 E. Kent Hinesley 

  Libertarian 

 Chico 

 3. 

 Daniel E. Lungren 

 * Republican 

 Folsom 

 Bill Durston 

  Democrat 

 Rancho Cordova 

 Michael Roskey 

  Peace and Freedom 

 Sacramento 

 Douglas Arthur Tuma 

  Libertarian 

 Antelope 

 4. 

 John T. Doolittle 

 * Republican 

 Roseville 

 Charlie Brown 

  Democrat 

 Auburn 

 Dan Warren 

  Libertarian 

 Truckee 

 5. 

 Claire Yan 

  Republican 

 Sacramento 

 Doris O. Matsui 

 * Democrat 

 Sacramento 

 Jeff Kravitz 

  Green 

 Sacramento 

 John C. Reiger 

  Peace and Freedom 

 Sacramento 

 6. 

 Todd Hooper 

  Republican 

 Greenbrae 

 Lynn C. Woolsey 

 * Democrat 

 Petaluma 

 Richard W. Friesen 

  Libertarian 

 Fairfax 

 7. 

 George Miller 

 * Democrat 

 Martinez 

 Camden McConnell 

  Libertarian 

 Pittsburg 

 8. 

 Mike Denunzio 

  Republican 

 San Francisco 

 Nancy Pelosi 

 * Democrat 

 San Francisco 

 Philip Zimt Berg 

  Libertarian 

 San Francisco 

 Krissy Keefer 

  Green 

 San Francisco 

 9. 

 John ‘‘J.D. Dendulk 

  Republican 

 San Leandro 

 Barbara Lee 

 * Democrat 

 Oakland 

 James Eyer 

  Libertarian 

 Oakland 

 10. 

 Darcy Linn 

  Republican 

 Pleasant Hill 

 Ellen O. Tauscher 

 * Democrat 

 Alamo 

 11. 

 Richard W. Pombo 

 * Republican 

 Tracy 

 Jerry McNerney 

  Democrat 

 Pleasanton 

 12. 

 Mike Moloney 

  Republican 

 Foster City 

 Tom Lantos 

 * Democrat 

 San Mateo 

 13. 

 George I. Bruno 

  Republican 

 Alameda 

 Fortney Pete Stark 

 * Democrat 

 Fremont 

 14. 

 Rob Smith 

  Republican 

 Redwood City 

 Anna G. Eshoo 

 * Democrat 

 Atherton 

 Carol Brouillet 

  Green 

 Palo Alto 

 Brian Holtz 

  Libertarian 

 San Carlos 

 15. 

 Raymond L. Chukwu 

  Republican 

 San Jose 

 Michael M. Honda 

 * Democrat 

 San Jose 

 16. 

 Charel Winston 

  Republican 

 Gilroy 

 Zoe Lofgren 

 * Democrat 

 San Jose 

 17. 

 Anthony R. De Maio 

  Republican 

 San Jose 

 Sam Farr 

 * Democrat 

 Carmel 

 18. 

 John A. Kanno 

  Republican 

 Modesto 

 Dennis A. Cardoza 

 * Democrat 

 Atwater 

 19. 

 George Radanovich 

 * Republican 

 Mariposa 

 TJ Cox 

  Democrat 

 Fresno 

 20. 

 Jim Costa 

 * Democrat 

 Fresno 

 21. 

 Devin Nunes 

 * Republican 

 Tulare 

 Steven Haze 

  Democrat 

 Auberry 

 John Roger Miller 

  Green 

 Ducor 

 22. 

 1 Kevin McCarthy 

  Republican 

 Bakersfield 

 Sharon M. Beery 

  Democrat 

 Arroyo Grande 

 23. 

 Victor D. Tognazzini 

  Republican 

 Santa Maria 

 Lois Capps 

 * Democrat 

 Santa Barbara 

 24. 

 Elton Gallegly 

 * Republican 

 Simi Valley 

 Jill M. Martinez 

  Democrat 

 Thousand Oaks 

 25. 

 Howard P. ‘‘Buck McKeon 

 * Republican 

 Santa Clarita 

 Robert Rodriguez 

  Democrat 

 Barstow 

 David W. Erickson 

  Libertarian 

 Lancaster 

 26. 

 David Dreier 

 * Republican 

 San Dimas 

 Cynthia Rodriguez Matthews 

  Democrat 

 La Verne 

 Ted Brown 

  Libertarian 

 San Gabriel 

 Elliott Graham 

  American Independent 

 Glendale 

 27. 

 Peter Hankwitz 

  Republican 

 Northridge 

 Brad Sherman 

 * Democrat 

 Sherman Oaks 

 28. 

 Stanley Kimmel Kesselman 

  Republican 

 Valley Village 

 Howard L. Berman 

 * Democrat 

 North Hollywood 

 Byron De Lear 

  Green 

 Sherman Oaks 

 Kelley L. Ross 

  Libertarian 

 Sherman Oaks 

 29. 

 William J. Bodell 

  Republican 

 La Canada 

 Adam B. Schiff 

 * Democrat 

 Burbank 

 Jim Keller 

  Libertarian 

 Pasadena 

 Lynda L. Llamas 

  Peace and Freedom 

 Alhambra 

 William M. Paparian 

  Green 

 Pasadena 

 30. 

 David Nelson Jones 

  Republican 

 Beverly Hills 

 Henry A. Waxman 

 * Democrat 

 Los Angeles 

 Adele M. Cannon 

  Peace and Freedom 

 Los Angeles 

 31. 

 Xavier Becerra 

 * Democrat 

 Los Angeles 

 32. 

 Hilda L. Solis 

 * Democrat 

 El Monte 

 Leland Faegre 

  Libertarian 

 West Covina 

 33. 

 Diane E. Watson 

 * Democrat 

 Los Angeles 

 34. 

 Wayne Miller 

  Republican 

 South Gate 

 Lucille Roybal-Allard 

 * Democrat 

 Los Angeles 

 35. 

 Maxine Waters 

 * Democrat 

 Los Angeles 

 Paul T. Ireland 

  Libertarian 

 Gardena 

 Gordon Michael Mego 

  American Independent 

 Hawthorne 

 36. 

 Brian Gibson 

  Republican 

 El Segundo 

 Jane Harman 

 * Democrat 

 Venice 

 Mike Binkley 

  Libertarian 

 Torrance 

 James R. Smith 

  Peace and Freedom 

 Venice 

 37. 

 Juanita Millender-McDonald 

 * Democrat 

 Carson 

 Herb Peters 

  Libertarian 

 Carson 

 38. 

 Sidney W. Street 

  Republican 

 Hacienda Heights 

 Grace F. Napolitano 

 * Democrat 

 Norwalk 

 39. 

 James L. Andion 

  Republican 

 Los Angeles 

 Linda T. Sánchez 

 * Democrat 

 Lakewood 

 40. 

 Edward R. Royce 

 * Republican 

 Fullerton 

 Florice Orea Hoffman 

  Democrat 

 Orange 

 Philip H. Inman 

  Libertarian 

 Fullerton 

 41. 

 Jerry Lewis 

 * Republican 

 Redlands 

 Louie A. Contreras 

  Democrat 

 Hesperia 

 42. 

 Gary G. Miller 

 * Republican 

 Diamond Bar 

 43. 

 Scott Folkens 

  Republican 

 Bloomington 

 Joe Baca 

 * Democrat 

 Rialto 

 44. 

 Ken Calvert 

 * Republican 

 Corona 

 Louis Vandenberg 

  Democrat 

 Riverside 

 Kevin Akin 

  Peace and Freedom 

 Riverside 

 45. 

 Mary Bono 

 * Republican 

 Palm Springs 

 David Roth 

  Democrat 

 La Quinta 

 46. 

 Dana Rohrabacher 

 * Republican 

 Huntington Beach 

 Jim Brandt 

  Democrat 

 Long Beach 

 Dennis Chang 

  Libertarian 

 Seal Beach 

 47. 

 Tan Nguyen 

  Republican 

 Garden Grove 

 Loretta Sanchez 

 * Democrat 

 Anaheim 

 48. 

 John Campbell 

 * Republican 

 Irvine 

 Steve Young 

  Democrat 

 Irvine 

 Bruce Cohen 

  Libertarian 

 Dana Point 

 49. 

 Darrell E. Issa 

 * Republican 

 Vista 

 Jeeni Criscenzo 

  Democrat 

 Oceanside 

 Lars R. Grossmith 

  Libertarian 

 Oceanside 

 50. 

 Brian P. Bilbray 

 * Republican 

 Carlsbad 

 Francine Busby 

  Democrat 

 Cardiff 

 Miriam E. Clark 

  Peace and Freedom 

 Encinitas 

 Paul King 

  Libertarian 

 Carlsbad 

 51. 

 Blake L. Miles 

  Republican 

 El Centro 

 Bob Filner 

 * Democrat 

 San Diego 

 Dan Litwin 

  Libertarian 

 San Diego 

 52. 

 Duncan Hunter 

 * Republican 

 Alpine 

 John Rinaldi 

  Democrat 

 San Diego 

 Michael Benoit 

  Libertarian 

 Santee 

 53. 

 John ‘‘Woody Woodrum 

  Republican 

 San Diego 

 Susan A. Davis 

 * Democrat 

 San Diego 

 Ernie Lippe 

  Libertarian 

 San Diego 

 1 William M. Thomas* not a candidate.


+ For United States Representative

 1. 

 Scott MacLean 

  Republican 

 East Hartland 

 John B. Larson 

 * Democrat 

 East Hartford 

 2. 

 Rob Simmons 

 * Republican 

 Stonington 

 Joe Courtney 

  Democrat 

 Vernon 

 3. 

 Joseph Vollano 

  Republican 

 Branford 

 Rosa L. DeLauro 

 * Democrat 

 New Haven 

 Daniel A. Sumrall 

  Green 

 New Haven 

 4. 

 Christopher Shays 

 * Republican 

 Bridgeport 

 Diane Farrell 

  Democrat 

 Westport 

 Richard Z. Duffee 

  Green 

 Stamford 

 Philip Z. Maymin 

  Libertarian 

 Cos Cob 

 5. 

 Nancy L. Johnson 

 * Republican 

 New Britain 

 Chris Murphy, Democrat 

  Working Families 

 Cheshire 

 1 Joseph I. Lieberman* defeated in primary; running as an Independent.


+ For United States Representative At Large '(436 of 436 Districts Reporting = 100%)'

 Michael N. Castle 

 * Republican 

 Wilmington 

 57.2 %

 Dennis Spivack 

  Democrat 

 Wilmington 

 38.8 %

 Karen M. Hartley-Nagle 

  Independent 

 Dover 

 2.2 %

 Michael Berg 

  Green 

 Wilmington 

 1.8 %


+ For United States Representative

 1. 

 Jeff Miller 

 * Republican 

 Chumuckla 

 Joe Roberts 

  Democrat 

 Gulf Breeze 

 2. 

 Allen Boyd 

 * Democrat 

 Monticello 

 3. 

 Corrine Brown 

 * Democrat 

 Jacksonville 

 4. 

 Ander Crenshaw 

 * Republican 

 Jacksonville 

 Robert J. Harms 

  Democrat 

 Jacksonville 

 John Blade 

  Write-in 

 Jacksonville 

 5. 

 Ginny Brown-Waite 

 * Republican 

 Crystal River 

 John Russell 

  Democrat 

 Dade City 

 6. 

 Cliff Stearns 

 * Republican 

 Ocala 

 David E. Bruderly 

  Democrat 

 Gainesville 

 7. 

 John L. Mica 

 * Republican 

 Winter Park 

 John F. Chagnon 

  Democrat 

 St. Augustine 

 8. 

 Ric Keller 

 * Republican 

 Orlando 

 Charlie Stuart 

  Democrat 

 Orlando 

 Wes Hoaglund 

  No Party Affiliation 

 Orlando 

 Clay O. Hill 

  Write-in 

 Kissimmee 

 D. J. Mauro 

  Write-in 

 Tavares 

 Larry Sapp 

  Write-in 

 Ocala 

 9. 

 1 Gus Michael Bilirakis 

  Republican 

 Holiday 

 Phyllis Busansky 

  Democrat 

 Tampa 

 Andrew Pasayan 

  Write-in 

 Holiday 

 10. 

 C. W. Bill Young 

 * Republican 

 Indian Shores 

 Samm Simpson 

  Democrat 

 Dunedin 

 Salvatore A. Fiorella 

  Write-in 

 Hillsboro Beach 

 11. 

 2 Eddie Adams, Jr. 

  Republican 

 Tampa 

 Kathy Castor 

  Democrat 

 Tampa 

 Jim Greenwald 

  Write-in 

 Gulfport 

 R. J. Spencer 

  Write-in 

 Tampa 

 12. 

 Adam H. Putnam 

 * Republican 

 Bartow 

 Ed Bowlin 

  No Party Affiliation 

 Lake Wales 

 Joe Viscusi 

  No Party Affiliation 

 Lakeland 

 13. 

 3 Vern Buchanan 

  Republican 

 Sarasota 

 Christine Jennings 

  Democrat 

 Sarasota 

 14. 

 Connie Mack 

 * Republican 

 Fort Myers 

 Robert M. Neeld 

  Democrat 

 Cape Coral 

 Dan 

  Write-in 

 Naples 

 Richard Grayson 

  Write-in 

 Davie 

 15. 

 Dave Weldon 

 * Republican 

 Palm Bay 

 Bob Bowman 

  Democrat 

 Melbourne 

 16. 

 4 Mark Foley 

 * Republican 

 Jupiter 

 Joe Negron 

  Republican 

 Stuart 

 Tim Mahoney 

  Democrat 

 Palm Beach Gardens 

 Emmie Ross 

  No Party Affiliation 

 Port St. Lucie 

 17. 

 Kendrick B. Meek 

 * Democrat 

 Miami 

 Eric Simpson 

  Write-in 

 Miami 

 18. 

 Ileana Ros-Lehtinen 

 * Republican 

 Miami 

 David ‘‘Big Dave Patlak 

  Democrat 

 Miami Beach 

 Margaret Trowe 

  Write-in 

 Miami 

 19. 

 Robert Wexler 

 * Democrat 

 Boca Raton 

 20. 

 Debbie Wasserman Schultz 

 * Democrat 

 Weston 

 21. 

 Lincoln Diaz-Balart 

 * Republican 

 Miami 

 Frank J. Gonzalez 

  Democrat 

 Miami 

 22. 

 E. Clay Shaw, Jr. 

 * Republican 

 Ft. Lauderdale 

 Ron Klein 

  Democrat 

 Boca Raton 

 Neil Evangelista 

  No Party Affiliation 

 Boca Raton 

 23. 

 Alcee L. Hastings 

 * Democrat 

 Miramar 

 24. 

 Tom Feeney 

 * Republican 

 Oviedo 

 Clint Curtis 

  Democrat 

 Titusville 

 25. 

 Mario Diaz-Balart 

 * Republican 

 Miami 

 Michael Calderin 

  Democrat 

 Miami 

 1 Michael Bilirakis* not a candidate. 2 Jim Davis* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor. 3 Katherine Harris* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator. 4 Mark Foley* not a candidate for re-election; however, his name will appear on the ballot, and his votes will count for Joe Negron.


+ For United States Representative

 1. 

 Richard (Noah) Hough 

  Republican 

 Honolulu 

 Neil Abercrombie 

 * Democrat 

 Honolulu 

 2. 

 1 Bob Hogue 

  Republican 

 Kailua 

 Mazie K. Hirono 

  Democrat 

 Honolulu 

 1 Ed Case* not a candidate for re-election; unsuccessful nominee for Senator.


+ For United States Representative

 1. 

 Mark J. Leyva 

  Republican 

 Highland 

 Peter J. Visclosky 

 * Democrat 

 Merrillville 

 Charles E. Barman 

  Independent 

 Crown Point 

 2. 

 Chris Chocola 

 * Republican 

 Bristol 

 Joe Donnelly 

  Democrat 

 Granger 

 3. 

 Mark E. Souder 

 * Republican 

 Fort Wayne 

 Thomas Hayhurst 

  Democrat 

 Fort Wayne 

 4. 

 Steve Buyer 

 * Republican 

 Monticello 

 David Sanders 

  Democrat 

 West Lafayette 

 5. 

 Dan Burton 

 * Republican 

 Indianapolis 

 Katherine Fox Carr 

  Democrat 

 Indianapolis 

 John Miller 

  Independent (Write-in) 

 Greenfield 

 6. 

 Mike Pence 

 * Republican 

 Columbus 

 Barry A. Welsh 

  Democrat 

 Laurel 

 7. 

 Eric Dickerson 

  Republican 

 Sheridan 

 Julia Carson 

 * Democrat 

 Indianapolis 

 John Leroy Plemons 

  Independent (Write-in) 

 Beech Grove 

 8. 

 John N. Hostettler 

 * Republican 

 Blairsville 

 Brad Ellsworth 

  Democrat 

 Evansville 

 9. 

 Michael E. Sodrel 

 * Republican 

 New Albany 

 Baron P. Hill 

 ‡ Democrat 

 Seymour 

 Donald W. Mantooth 

  Republican (Write-in) 

 Salem 

 D. Eric Schansberg 

  Libertarian 

 Jeffersonville 


+ For United States Representative

 1. 

 Darlene J. Curley 

  Republican 

 Scarborough 

 Thomas H. Allen 

 * Democrat 

 Portland 

 Dexter J. Kamilewicz 

 Independent (Unenrolled) 

 Harpswell 

 2. 

 Laurence S. D'Amboise 

  Republican 

 Lisbon 

 Michael H. Michaud 

 * Democrat 

 East Millinocket 


+ For United States Representative

 1. 

 Wayne T. Gilchrest 

 * Republican 

 Kennedyville 

 Jim Corwin 

  Democrat 

 Severna Park 

 2. 

 Jimmy Mathis 

  Republican 

 Cockeysville 

 C. A. Dutch Ruppersberger 

 * Democrat 

 Cockeysville 

 3. 

 2 John White 

  Republican 

 Annapolis 

 John P. Sarbanes 

  Democrat 

 Towson 

 Charles Curtis McPeek, Sr. 

  Libertarian 

 Columbia 

 4. 

 Michael Moshe Starkman 

  Republican 

 Rockville 

 Albert Russell Wynn 

 * Democrat 

 Mitchellville 

 5. 

 Steny H. Hoyer 

 * Democrat 

 Mechanicsville 

 Peter Kuhnert 

  Constitution 

 Martinsburg 

 Steve Warner 

  Green 

 California 

 6. 

 Roscoe G. Bartlett 

 * Republican 

 Frederick 

 Andrew Duck 

  Democrat 

 Brunswick 

 Robert E. Kozak 

  Green 

 Frederick 

 7. 

 Elijah E. Cummings 

 * Democrat 

 Baltimore 

 8. 

 Jeffrey M. Stein 

  Republican 

 Chevy Chase 

 Chris Van Hollen 

 * Democrat 

 Kensington 

 Gerard P. Giblin 

  Green 

 Silver Spring 

 1 Paul S. Sarbanes* not a candidate.2 Benjamin L. Cardin* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator.


+ For United States Representative

 1. 

 John W. Olver 

 * Democrat 

 Amherst 

 William H. Szych 

  Unenrolled 

 Hatfield 

 2. 

 Richard E. Neal 

 * Democrat 

 Springfield 

 3. 

 James P. McGovern 

 * Democrat 

 Worcester 

 4. 

 Barney Frank 

 * Democrat 

 Newton 

 5. 

 Martin T. Meehan 

 * Democrat 

 Lowell 

 6. 

 Richard W. Barton 

  Republican 

 Manchester-By-The-Sea 

 John F. Tierney 

 * Democrat 

 Salem 

 7. 

 Edward J. Markey 

 * Democrat 

 Malden 

 8. 

 Michael E. Capuano 

 * Democrat 

 Somerville 

 Laura Garza 

  Socialist Workers 

 Boston 

 9. 

 Jack E. Robinson 

  Republican 

 Brockton 

 Stephen F. Lynch 

 * Democrat 

 South Boston 

 10. 

 Jeffrey K. Beatty 

  Republican 

 Harwich 

 William D. Delahunt 

 * Democrat 

 Quincy 

 Peter A. White 

  Independent 

 Yarmouth 


+ For United States Representative

 1. 

 Don Hooper 

  Republican 

 Iron River 

 Bart Stupak 

 * Democrat 

 Menominee 

 David J. Newland 

  Green 

 Bellaire 

 Ken Proctor 

  Libertarian 

 Charlotte 

 Joshua J. Warren 

  U.S. Taxpayers 

 Palmer 

 2. 

 Peter Hoekstra 

 * Republican 

 Holland 

 Kimon Kotos 

  Democrat 

 North Muskegon 

 Ronald E. Graeser 

  U.S. Taxpayers 

 Fremont 

 Steven Van Til 

  Libertarian 

 Holland 

 3. 

 Vernon J. Ehlers 

 * Republican 

 Grand Rapids 

 James R. Rinck 

  Democrat 

 Grand Rapids 

 Rodger Gurk 

  Green 

 Wyoming 

 Jeff A. Steinport 

  Libertarian 

 Grand Rapids 

 4. 

 Dave Camp 

 * Republican 

 Midland 

 Mike Huckleberry 

  Democrat 

 Greenville 

 John Emerick 

  U.S. Taxpayers 

 Mt. Pleasant 

 Allitta Hren 

  Libertarian 

 Big Rapids 

 5. 

 Eric J. Klammer 

  Republican 

 Saginaw 

 Dale E. Kildee 

 * Democrat 

 Flint 

 Ken Mathenia 

  Green 

 Grand Blanc 

 Steve Samoranski II 

  Libertarian 

 Armada 

 6. 

 Fred Upton 

 * Republican 

 St. Joseph 

 Kim Clark 

  Democrat 

 Three Oaks 

 Kenneth E. Howe 

  Libertarian 

 Grand Rapids 

 7. 

 1 Tim Walberg 

  Republican 

 Tipton 

 Sharon Marie Renier 

  Democrat 

 Munith 

 David Horn 

  U.S. Taxpayers 

 Jackson 

 Robert L. Hutchinson 

  Libertarian 

 Dexter 

 8. 

 Mike Rogers 

 * Republican 

 Brighton 

 Jim Marcinkowski 

  Democrat 

 Brighton 

 Dick Gach 

  Libertarian 

 Bloomfield 

 Aaron Stuttman 

  Green 

 Lansing 

 9. 

 Joe Knollenberg 

 * Republican 

 Bloomfield Hills 

 Nancy Skinner 

  Democrat 

 Birmingham 

 Matthew R. Abel 

  Green 

 West Bloomfield 

 Adam Goodman 

  Libertarian 

 Waterford 

 10. 

 Candice S. Miller 

 * Republican 

 Harrison Township 

 Robert Denison 

  Democrat 

 Shelby Township 

 Mark Byrne 

  Libertarian 

 Port Huron 

 Candace Ruth Caveny 

  Green 

 Lapeer 

 Richard F. Gualdoni 

  U.S. Taxpayers 

 Lapeer 

 11. 

 Thaddeus G. McCotter 

 * Republican 

 Livonia 

 Tony Trupiano 

  Democrat 

 Dearborn Heights 

 Charles E. Tackett 

  U.S. Taxpayers 

 Belleville 

 John T. Tatar 

  Libertarian 

 Livonia 

 12. 

 Randell J. Shafer 

  Republican 

 St. Clair Shores 

 Sander M. Levin 

 * Democrat 

 Royal Oak 

 Andy Lecureaux 

  Libertarian 

 Hazel Park 

 Art Myatt 

  Green 

 Pleasant Ridge 

 Jerome S. White 

  No Party Affiliation 

 Lathrup Village 

 13. 

 Carolyn C. Kilpatrick 

 * Democrat 

 Detroit 

 14. 

 Chad Miles 

  Republican 

 Dearborn 

 John Conyers, Jr. 

 * Democrat 

 Detroit 

 15. 

 John D. Dingell 

 * Democrat 

 Dearborn 

 Robert F. Czak 

  U.S. Taxpayers 

 Woodhaven 

 Aimee Smith 

  Green 

 Ann Arbor 

 Gregory Stempfle 

  Libertarian 

 Dearborn Heights 

 1 John J. H. ‘‘Joe Schwarz* defeated in primary.


+ For United States Representative (Precincts Reporting: 100.00% (4123 of 4123))

 1. 

 Gil Gutknecht 

 * Republican 

 Rochester 

 47.12%

 Tim Walz 

  Democratic-Farmer-Labor 

 Mankato 

 52.74%

 2. 

 John Kline 

 * Republican 

 Lakeville 

 56.19%

 Coleen Rowley 

  Democratic-Farmer-Labor 

 Apple Valley 

 40.04%

 Douglas Williams 

  Independence 

 Chaska 

 3.72%

 3. 

 Jim Ramstad 

 * Republican 

 Minnetonka 

 64.85%

 Wendy Wilde 

  Democratic-Farmer-Labor 

 Edina 

 35.04%

 4. 

 Obi Sium 

  Republican 

 Oakdale 

 30.22%

 Betty McCollum 

 * Democrat 

 St. Paul 

 69.54%

 5. 

 2 Alan Fine 

  Republican 

 Minneapolis 

 21.34%

 Keith Ellison 

  Democratic-Farmer-Labor 

 Minneapolis 

 55.56%

 Tammy Lee 

  Independence 

 Golden Valley 

 21.01%

 Jay Pond 

  Green 

 Minneapolis 

 1.96%

 6. 

 3 Michele Bachmann 

  Republican 

 Stillwater 

 49.98%

 Patty Wetterling 

  Democratic-Farmer-Labor 

 St. Joseph 

 42.17%

 John Paul Binkowski 

  Independence 

 St. Marys Point 

 7.77%

 7. 

 Michael J. Barrett 

  Republican 

 Browerville 

 28.99%

 Collin C. Peterson 

 * Democrat 

 Detroit Lakes 

 69.66%

 Ken Lucier 

  Constitution 

 Moorhead 

 1.28%

 8. 

 Rod Grams 

 ‡ Republican 

 St. Francis 

 34.39%

 James L. Oberstar 

 * Democrat 

 Chisholm 

 63.62%

 Harry Welty 

  Unity 

 Duluth 

 1.94%

 1 Mark Dayton* not a candidate. 2 Martin Olav Sabo* not a candidate.  3 Mark R. Kennedy* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator.


+ For United States Representative

 1. 

 Roger F. Wicker 

 * Republican 

 Tupelo 

 James K. (Ken) Hurt 

  Democrat 

 Verona 

 2. 

 Yvonne R. Brown 

  Republican 

 Tchula 

 Bennie G. Thompson 

 * Democrat 

 Bolton 

 3. 

 Charles W. ‘‘Chip Pickering 

 * Republican 

 Hebron 

 Jim Giles 

  Independent 

 Pearl 

 Lamonica L. Magee 

  Reform 

 Hattiesburg 

 4. 

 Randy McDonnell 

  Republican 

 Biloxi 

 Gene Taylor 

 * Democrat 

 Bay St. Louis 


+ For United States Representative

 1. 

 Mark J. Byrne 

  Republican 

 Ferguson 

 Wm. Lacy Clay 

 * Democrat 

 St. Louis 

 Robb E. Cunningham 

  Libertarian 

 St. Ann 

 2. 

 W. Todd Akin 

 * Republican 

 St. Louis 

 George D. Weber 

  Democrat 

 Eureka 

 Tamara A. Millay 

  Libertarian 

 St. Louis 

 3. 

 David Bertelsen 

  Republican 

 St. Louis 

 Russ Carnahan 

 * Democrat 

 St. Louis 

 R. Christophel 

  Libertarian 

 St. Louis 

 David Sladky 

  Progressive 

 St. Louis 

 4. 

 James A. (Jim) Noland 

  Republican 

 Preston 

 Ike Skelton 

 * Democrat 

 Lexington 

 Bryce A. Holthouse 

  Libertarian 

 Warrensburg 

 Melinda (Mel) Ivey 

  Progressive 

 Kansas City 

 5. 

 Jacob Turk 

  Republican 

 Lee's Summit 

 Emanuel Cleaver 

 * Democrat 

 Kansas City 

 Randall David (Randy) Langkraehr 

  Libertarian 

 Warrensburg 

 6. 

 Sam Graves 

 * Republican 

 Tarkio 

 Sara Jo Shettles 

  Democrat 

 Liberty 

 Erik Buck 

  Libertarian 

 Liberty 

 Shirley A. Yurkonis 

  Progressive 

 Savannah 

 7. 

 Roy Blunt 

 * Republican 

 Branson 

 Jack Truman 

  Democrat 

 Milford 

 Kevin Craig 

  Libertarian 

 Powersite 

 8. 

 Jo Ann Emerson 

 * Republican 

 Cape Girardeau 

 Veronica J. Hambacker 

  Democrat 

 Salem 

 Branden C. McCullough 

  Libertarian 

 Cape Girardeau 

 9. 

 Kenny C. Hulshof 

 * Republican 

 Columbia 

 Duane N. Burghard 

  Democrat 

 Columbia 

 Bill Hastings 

  Progressive 

 Columbia 

 Steven R. Hedrick 

  Libertarian 

 Warrensburg 


+ For United States Representative At Large (NO RESULTS ONLINE 2006-11-09)

 Dennis R. Rehberg 

 * Republican 

 Billings 

 Monica J. Lindeen 

  Democrat 

 Billings 

 Mike Fellows 

  Libertarian 

 Missoula 


+ For United States Representative (Last Update: 11/08/06 09:58 AM Voter Turnout: 54%)

 1. 

 Jeff Fortenberry 

 * Republican 

 Lincoln 

 59%

 Maxine B. Moul 

  Democrat 

 Lincoln 

 41%

 2. 

 Lee Terry 

 * Republican 

 Omaha 

 55%

 Jim Esch 

  Democrat 

 Omaha 

 45%

 3. 

 1 Adrian Smith 

  Republican 

 Gering 

 55%

 Scott Kleeb 

  Democrat 

 Dunning 

 45%

 1 Tom Osborne* not a candidate for re-election; unsuccessful nominee for Governor.


+ For United States Representative

 1. 

 Kenneth Wegner 

  Republican 

 Las Vegas 

 Shelley Berkley 

 * Democrat 

 Las Vegas 

 Jim Duensing 

  Libertarian 

 Las Vegas 

 Darnell Roberts 

  Independent American 

 Henderson 

 2. 

 1 2 Dean Heller 

  Republican 

 Carson City 

 Jill Derby 

  Democrat 

 Gardnerville 

 Daniel Rosen 

  Independent 

 Stateline 

 James C. Kroshus 

  Independent American 

 Sparks 

 3. 

 Jon C. Porter 

 * Republican 

 Henderson 

 Tessa M. Hafen 

  Democrat 

 Henderson 

 Joshua Hansen 

  Independent American 

 Henderson 

 Joseph P. Silvestri 

  Libertarian 

 Las Vegas 

 1 Jim Gibbons* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor.


+ For United States Representative

 1. 

 Robert E. Andrews 

 * Democrat 

 Haddon Heights 

 2. 

 Frank A. LoBiondo 

 * Republican 

 Ventnor 

 Viola Thomas-Hughes 

  Democrat 

 Bridgeton 

 Thomas Fanslau 

  We the People 

 Egg Harbor Township 

 Lynn Merle 

  A New Direction 

 Vineland 

 Robert E. Mullock 

  Preserve Green Space 

 Cape May Point 

 Willie Norwood 

  Socialist Party USA 

 Atlantic City 

 3. 

 Jim Saxton 

 * Republican 

 Mount Holly 

 Rich Sexton 

  Democrat 

 Mt. Laurel 

 Ken Feduniewicz 

  The Patriot Movement 

 Tuckerton 

 4. 

 Christopher H. Smith 

 * Republican 

 Hamilton 

 Carol E. Gay 

  Democrat 

 Brick 

 Richard Edgar 

  Libertarian 

 Cream Ridge 

 Louis B. Wary, Jr. 

  Remove Medical Negligence 

 Brick 

 5. 

 Scott Garrett 

 * Republican 

 Wantage 

 Paul Aronsohn 

  Democrat 

 Ridgewood 

 R. Matthew Fretz 

  An Independent Voice 

 Upper Saddle River 

 6. 

 Leigh-Ann Bellew 

  Republican 

 Union Beach 

 Frank Pallone, Jr. 

 * Democrat 

 Long Branch 

 Herbert L. Tarbous 

  Diversity Is Strength 

 Piscataway 

 7. 

 Mike Ferguson 

 * Republican 

 Warren Township 

 Linda Stender 

  Democrat 

 Scotch Plains 

 Thomas D. Abrams 

  Withdraw Troops Now 

 Ringoes 

 Darren Young 

  Libertarian 

 Summit 

 8. 

 Jose M. Sandoval 

  Republican 

 Passaic 

 Bill Pascrell, Jr. 

 * Democrat 

 Paterson 

 Lou Jasikoff 

  Libertarian 

 Totowa 

 9. 

 Vincent Micco 

  Republican 

 Rutherford 

 Steven R. Rothman 

 * Democrat 

 Fair Lawn 

 Michael Jarvis 

  The Moderate Choice 

 Hawthorne 

 10. 

 Donald M. Payne 

 * Democrat 

 Newark 

 11. 

 Rodney P. Frelinghuysen 

 * Republican 

 Morristown 

 Tom Wyka 

  Democrat 

 Lake Hiawatha 

 John Mele 

  Constitution 

 Basking Ridge 

 Richard S. Roth 

  Libertarian 

 West Caldwell 

 12. 

 Joseph S. Sinagra 

  Republican 

 Helmetta 

 Rush D. Holt 

 * Democrat 

 Hopewell Township 

 13. 

 1 John J. Guarini 

  Republican 

 Jersey City 

 Albio Sires 

  Democrat 

 West New York 

 Dick Hester 

  Pro Life Conservative 

 Newark 

 Herbert H. Shaw 

  Politicians Are Crooks 

 North Bergen 

 Brian Williams 

  Socialist Workers Party 

 Newark 

 Esmat Zaklama 

  The American Party 

 Jersey City 

 1 Robert Menendez* not a candidate.


+ For United States Representative

 1. 

 Heather Wilson 

 * Republican 

 Albuquerque 

 Patricia A. Madrid 

  Democrat 

 Albuquerque 

 2. 

 Stevan Pearce 

 * Republican 

 Hobbs 

 Albert D. Kissling 

  Democrat 

 Las Cruces 

 C. Dean Burk 

  Democrat (Write-in) 

 Deming 

 3. 

 Ronald M. Dolin 

  Republican 

 Los Alamos 

 Tom Udall 

 * Democrat 

 Santa Fe 


+ For United States Representative

 1. 

 Timothy H. Bishop,* Democrat, Independence 

  Working Families 

 Southampton 

 Italo A. Zanzi, Republican, Conservative 

  School Tax Relief 

 Smithtown 

 2. 

 John W. Bugler, Republican 

  Conservative 

 Oakdale 

 Steve Israel,* Democrat, Independence 

  Working Families 

 Huntington 

 3. 

 Peter T. King,* Republican, Independence 

  Conservative 

 Seaford 

 David L. Mejias, Democrat 

  Working Families 

 Massapequa 

 4. 

 Martin W. Blessinger, Republican 

  Conservative 

 Floral Park 

 Carolyn McCarthy,* Democrat, Independence 

  Working Families 

 Mineola 

 5. 

 Gary L. Ackerman,* Democrat, Independence 

  Working Families 

 Jamaica Estates 

 6. 

 Gregory W. Meeks 

 * Democrat 

 Queens 

 Steven Ross 

  PI 

 Kew Gardens 

 7. 

 Kevin Brawley, Republican 

  Conservative 

 Bronx 

 Joseph Crowley,* Democrat 

  Working Families 

 Queens/Bronx 

 8. 

 Eleanor Friedman 

  Republican 

 New York 

 Dennis E. Adornato 

  Conservative 

 Brooklyn 

 Jerrold Nadler,* Democrat 

  Working Families 

 New York 

 9. 

 Anthony D. Weiner,* Democrat 

  Working Families 

 Brooklyn 

 10. 

 Jonathan H. Anderson 

  Republican 

 Brooklyn 

 Edolphus Towns 

 * Democrat 

 Brooklyn 

 Ernest Johnson 

  Conservative 

 Brooklyn 

 11. 

 1 Marianna Blume 

  Conservative 

 Brooklyn 

 Yvette D. Clarke, Democrat 

  Working Families 

 Brooklyn 

 Stephen Finger, Republican 

  Libertarian 

 Brooklyn 

 Ollie M. McClean 

  Freedom 

 Brooklyn 

 12. 

 Allan Romaguera, Republican 

  Conservative 

 Brooklyn 

 Nydia M. Velázquez,* Democrat 

  Working Families 

 Brooklyn 

 13. 

 Vito Fossella,* Republican, Independence 

  Conservative 

 Staten Island 

 Stephen A. Harrison, Democrat 

  Working Families 

 Brooklyn 

 14. 

 Danniel Maio, Republican 

  Let's Do It 

 Queens 

 Carolyn B. Maloney,* Democrat, Independence 

  Working Families 

 New York 

 15. 

 Edward Daniels 

  Republican 

 New York 

 Charles B. Rangel,* Democrat 

  Working Families 

 New York 

 16. 

 Ali Mohamed, Republican 

  Conservative 

 Bronx 

 José E. Serrano,* Democrat 

  Working Families 

 Bronx 

 17. 

 Eliot L. Engel,* Democrat 

  Working Families 

 Bronx 

 Jim Faulkner, Republican, Independence 

  Conservative 

 Yonkers 

 18. 

 Richard A. Hoffman, Republican 

  Conservative 

 Bronxville 

 Nita M. Lowey,* Democrat 

  Working Families 

 Harrison 

 19. 

 John Hall 

  Democrat 

 Dover Plains 

 Sue W. Kelly,* Republican, Independence 

  Conservative 

 Katonah 

 20. 

 Kirsten E. Gillibrand, Democrat 

  Working Families 

 Hudson 

 John E. Sweeney,* Republican, Independence 

 Conservative 

 Clifton Park 

 21. 

 Warren Redlich 

  Republican 

 Schenectady 

 Michael R. McNulty,* Democrat, Independence, Conservative 

  Working Families 

 Green Island 

 22. 

 Maurice D. Hinchey,* Democrat, Independence 

  Working Families 

 Saugerties 

 23. 

 Robert J. Johnson, Democrat 

  Working Families 

 Sackets Harbor 

 John M. McHugh,* Republican, Independence 

  Conservative 

 Pierrepont Manor 

 24. 

 2 Michael A. Arcuri, Democrat, Independence 

  Working Families 

 Utica 

 Raymond A. Meier, Republican 

  Conservative 

 Rome 

 25. 

 Dan Maffei, Democrat 

  Working Families 

 Syracuse 

 James T. Walsh,* Republican, Independence 

  Conservative 

 Syracuse 

 26. 

 Jack Davis, Democrat, Independence 

  Working Families 

 Clarence 

 Thomas M. Reynolds,* Republican 

  Conservative 

 Clarence 

 27. 

 Michael J. McHale 

  Republican 

 Buffalo 

 Brian Higgins,* Democrat, Independence 

  Working Families 

 Buffalo 

 28. 

 John E. Donnelly, Republican 

  Conservative 

 Buffalo 

 Louise McIntosh Slaughter,* Democrat, Independence 

  Working Families 

 Fairport 

 29. 

 John R. ‘‘Randy Kuhl, Jr.,* Republican, Independence 

  Conservative 

 Hammondsport 

 Eric J. Massa, Democrat 

  Working Families 

 Corning 

 1 Major R. Owens* not a candidate. 2 Sherwood Boehlert* not a candidate.


+ For United States Representative At Large ( Precincts Reporting:  	551 of 567 (97.18%) )

 Matt Mechtel 

  Republican 

 Page 

 34.21%

 Earl Pomeroy 

 * Democrat 

 Valley City 

 65.79%


+ For United States Representative

 1. 

 Steve Chabot 

 * Republican 

 Cincinnati 

 John Cranley 

  Democrat 

 Cincinnati 

 2. 

 Jean Schmidt 

 * Republican 

 Miami Township 

 Victoria Wulsin 

  Democrat 

 Cincinnati 

 James J. Candit, Jr. 

  Write-in 

 Cincinnati 

 Nathan Noy 

  Write-in 

 Chillicothe 

 3. 

 Michael R. Turner 

 * Republican 

 Dayton 

 Richard Chema 

  Democrat 

 Dayton 

 4. 

 1 Jim Jordan 

  Republican 

 Urbana 

 Richard E. Siferd 

  Democrat 

 Lima 

 5. 

 Paul E. Gillmor 

 * Republican 

 Old Fort 

 Robin Weirauch 

  Democrat 

 Napoleon 

 6. 

 2 Chuck Blasdel 

  Republican 

 East Liverpool 

 Charles A. Wilson, Jr. 

  Democrat 

 St. Clairsville 

 7. 

 David L. Hobson 

 * Republican 

 Springfield 

 William R. Conner 

  Democrat 

 Beavercreek 

 8. 

 John A. Boehner 

 * Republican 

 West Chester 

 Mort Meier 

  Democrat 

 Hamilton 

 9. 

 Bradley S. Leavitt 

  Republican 

 Toledo 

 Marcy Kaptur 

 * Democrat 

 Toledo 

 10. 

 Michael D. Dovilla 

  Republican 

 Middleburg 

 Dennis J. Kucinich 

 * Democrat 

 Cleveland 

 11. 

 Lindsey N. String 

  Republican 

 Cleveland Heights 

 Stephanie Tubbs Jones 

 * Democrat 

 Cleveland 

 12. 

 Patrick J. Tiberi 

 * Republican 

 Columbus 

 Bob Shamansky 

 ‡ Democrat 

 Columbus 

 13. 

 3 Craig Foltin 

  Republican 

 Lorain 

 Betty Sutton 

  Democrat 

 Chardon 

 14. 

 Steven C. LaTourette 

 * Republican 

 Concord Township 

 Lewis R. Katz 

  Democrat 

 Pepper Pike 

 Werner J. Lange 

  Non-Party 

 Newton Falls 

 15. 

 Deborah Pryce 

 * Republican 

 Columbus 

 Mary Jo Kilroy 

  Democrat 

 Columbus 

 Bill Buckel 

  Write-in 

 Columbus 

 16. 

 Ralph Regula 

 * Republican 

 Navarre 

 Thomas Shaw 

  Democrat 

 Wooster 

 17. 

 Don Manning II 

  Republican 

 Cortland 

 Tim Ryan 

 * Democrat 

 Niles 

 18. 

 4 Joy Padgett 

  Republican 

 Coshocton 

 Zack T. Space 

  Democrat 

 Dover 

 1 Michael G. Oxley* not a candidate. 2 Ted Strickland* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor. 3 Sherrod Brown* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator. 4 Robert W. Ney* not a candidate.


+ For United States Representative

 1. 

 Robert A. Brady 

 * Democrat 

 Philadelphia 

 2. 

 Michael Gessner 

  Republican 

 Elkins Park 

 Chaka Fattah 

 * Democrat 

 Philadelphia 

 3. 

 Phil English 

 * Republican 

 Erie 

 Steven Porter 

  Democrat 

 Wattsburg 

 Timothy J. Hagberg 

  Constitution 

 Warren 

 4. 

 Melissa A. Hart 

 * Republican 

 Bradford Woods 

 Jason Altmire 

  Democrat 

 Pittsburgh 

 5. 

 John E. Peterson 

 * Republican 

 Pleasantville 

 Donald L. Hilliard 

  Democrat 

 Brookville 

 6. 

 Jim Gerlach 

 * Republican 

 Downingtown 

 Lois Murphy 

  Democrat 

 Narberth 

 7. 

 Curt Weldon 

 * Republican 

 Glen Mills 

 Joe Sestak 

  Democrat 

 Wallingford 

 8. 

 Michael G. Fitzpatrick 

 * Republican 

 Levittown 

 Patrick J. Murphy 

  Democrat 

 Bristol 

 9. 

 Bill Shuster 

 * Republican 

 Hollidaysburg 

 Tony Barr 

  Democrat 

 Claysburg 

 10. 

 Don Sherwood 

 * Republican 

 Tunkhannock 

 Christopher Carney 

  Democrat 

 Dimock 

 11. 

 Joseph F. Leonardi 

  Republican 

 Dupont 

 Paul E. Kanjorski 

 * Democrat 

 Nanticoke 

 12. 

 Diana Irey 

  Republican 

 Monongahela 

 John P. Murtha 

 * Democrat 

 Johnstown 

 13. 

 Raj Peter Bhakta 

  Republican 

 Ft. Washington 

 Allyson Y. Schwartz 

 * Democrat 

 Jenkintown 

 14. 

 Michael F. Doyle 

 * Democrat 

 Forest Hills 

 Titus North 

  Green 

 Pittsburgh 

 15. 

 Charles W. Dent 

 * Republican 

 Allentown 

 Charles Dertinger 

  Democrat 

 Bangor 

 Greta Browne 

  Green 

 Bethlehem 

 16. 

 Joseph R. Pitts 

 * Republican 

 Kennett Square 

 Lois K. Herr 

  Democrat 

 Elizabethtown 

 John A. Murphy 

  Independent 

 Coatesville 

 17. 

 Matthew A. Wertz 

  Republican 

 Hamburg 

 Tim Holden 

 * Democrat 

 Saint Clair 

 18. 

 Tim Murphy 

 * Republican 

 Pittsburgh 

 Chad Kluko 

  Democrat 

 Monroeville 

 19. 

 Todd Russell Platts 

 * Republican 

 York 

 Philip J. Avillo, Jr. 

  Democrat 

 York 

 Derf W. Maitland 

  Green 

 Littlestown 


+ For United States Representative ( 565 of 565 Precincts Reporting Un-Official Results )

 1. 

 Jonathan P. Scott 

  Republican 

 Providence 

 23.25%

 Patrick J. Kennedy 

 * Democrat 

 Portsmouth 

 69.18%

 Kenneth A. Capalbo 

  Independent 

 Kingstown 

 7.57%

 2. 

 James R. Langevin 

 * Democrat 

 Warwick 

 72.68%

 Rod Driver 

  Independent 

 Richmond 

 27.32%


+ For United States Representative

 1. 

 2 David Davis 

  Republican 

 Johnson City 

 Rick Trent 

  Democrat 

 Morristown 

 Michael Peavler 

  Independent 

 Jonesborough 

 James W. Reeves 

  Independent 

 Johnson City 

 Mahmood (Michael) Sabri 

  Independent 

 Johnson City 

 Robert N. Smith 

  Independent 

 Greeneville 

 2. 

 John J. Duncan, Jr. 

 * Republican 

 Knoxville 

 John Greene 

  Democrat 

 Chattanooga 

 3. 

 Zach Wamp 

 * Republican 

 Chattanooga 

 Brent Benedict 

  Democrat 

 Hixson 

 4. 

 Kenneth Martin 

  Republican 

 Fairfield Glade 

 Lincoln Davis 

 * Democrat 

 Pall Mall 

 5. 

 Thomas F. Kovach 

  Republican 

 Mount Juliet 

 Jim Cooper 

 * Democrat 

 Nashville 

 Scott Knapp 

  Independent 

 Nashville 

 Ginny Welsch 

  Independent 

 Nashville 

 6. 

 David R. Davis 

  Republican 

 Brush Creek 

 Bart Gordon 

 * Democrat 

 Murfreesboro 

 Robert L. Garrison 

  Independent 

 Gallatin 

 Norman R. Saliba 

  Independent 

 Murfreesboro 

 7. 

 Marsha Blackburn 

 * Republican 

 Brentwood 

 Bill Morrison 

  Democrat 

 Memphis 

 Kathleen A. Culver 

  Independent 

 Linden 

 Gayl G. Pratt 

  Independent 

 Clarksville 

 John L. Rimer 

  Independent 

 Middleton 

 William J. Smith 

  Independent 

 Henderson 

 James B. ‘‘Mickey White 

  Independent 

 Rossville 

 8. 

 John Farmer 

  Republican 

 Memphis 

 John S. Tanner 

 * Democrat 

 Union City 

 9. 

 3 Mark White 

  Republican 

 Memphis 

 Steve Cohen 

  Democrat 

 Memphis 

 Jake Ford 

  Independent 

 Memphis 

 1 William H. Frist* not a candidate. 2 William L. Jenkins* not a candidate. 3 Harold E. Ford, Jr.* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator


+ For United States Representative

 1. 

 Louie Gohmert 

 * Republican 

 Tyler 

 Roger L. Owen 

  Democrat 

 Hallsville 

 Donald Perkison 

  Libertarian 

 Carrollton 

 2. 

 Ted Poe 

 * Republican 

 Humble 

 Gary E. Binderim 

  Democrat 

 Houston 

 Justo J. Perez 

  Libertarian 

 Kingwood 

 3. 

 Sam Johnson 

 * Republican 

 Plano 

 Dan Dodd 

  Democrat 

 McKinney 

 Christopher J. Claytor 

  Libertarian 

 Plano 

 4. 

 Ralph M. Hall 

 * Republican 

 Rockwall 

 Glenn Melancon 

  Democrat 

 Sherman 

 Kurt G. Helm 

  Libertarian 

 Princeton 

 5. 

 Jeb Hensarling 

 * Republican 

 Dallas 

 Charlie Thompson 

  Democrat 

 Athens 

 Mike Nelson 

  Libertarian 

 Allen 

 6. 

 Joe Barton 

 * Republican 

 Ennis 

 David T. Harris 

  Democrat 

 Arlington 

 Carl Nulsen 

  Libertarian 

 Arlington 

 7. 

 John Abney Culberson 

 * Republican 

 Houston 

 Jim Henley 

  Democrat 

 Houston 

 Drew Parks 

  Libertarian 

 Houston 

 8. 

 Kevin Brady 

 * Republican 

 The Woodlands 

 James ‘‘Jim Wright 

  Democrat 

 New Caney 

 9. 

 Al Green 

 * Democrat 

 Houston 

 10. 

 Michael T. McCaul 

 * Republican 

 Austin 

 Ted Ankrum 

  Democrat 

 Cypress 

 Michael Badnarik 

  Libertarian 

 Austin 

 11. 

 K. Michael Conaway 

 * Republican 

 Midland 

 12. 

 Kay Granger 

 * Republican 

 Fort Worth 

 John R. Morris 

  Democrat 

 Fort Worth 

 Gardner Osborne 

  Libertarian 

 Hillsboro 

 13. 

 Mac Thornberry 

 * Republican 

 Clarendon 

 Roger J. Waun 

  Democrat 

 Wichita Falls 

 Jim Thompson 

  Libertarian 

 Mineral Wells 

 14. 

 Ron Paul 

 * Republican 

 Surfside 

 Shane Sklar 

  Democrat 

 Edna 

 15. 

 Paul B. Haring 

  Republican 

 Goliad 

 Eddie Zamora 

  Republican 

 Edcouch 

 Rubén Hinojosa 

 * Democrat 

 Mercedes 

 16. 

 Silvestre Reyes 

 * Democrat 

 El Paso 

 Gordon R. Strickland 

  Libertarian 

 El Paso 

 17. 

 Van Taylor 

  Republican 

 Waco 

 Chet Edwards 

 * Democrat 

 Waco 

 Guillermo Acosta 

  Libertarian 

 Allen 

 18. 

 Ahmad Hassan 

  Republican 

 Katy 

 Sheila Jackson-Lee 

 * Democrat 

 Houston 

 Patrick Warren 

  Libertarian 

 Houston 

 19. 

 Randy Neugebauer 

 * Republican 

 Lubbock 

 Robert Ricketts 

  Democrat 

 Lubbock 

 Fred C. Jones 

  Libertarian 

 Abilene 

 Mike Sadler 

  Write-in 

 Abilene 

 20. 

 Charles A. Gonzalez 

 * Democrat 

 San Antonio 

 Michael Idrogo 

  Libertarian 

 San Antonio 

 21. 

 Lamar S. Smith 

 * Republican 

 San Antonio 

 John Courage 

  Democrat 

 San Antonio 

 Gene Kelly 

  Democrat 

 Universal City 

 Tommy Calvert 

  Independent 

 San Antonio 

 James Lyle Peterson 

  Independent 

 Austin 

 Mark J. Rossano 

  Independent 

 Austin 

 James Arthur Strohm 

  Libertarian 

 Austin 

 22. 

 1 Nick Lampson 

 ‡ Democrat 

 Houston 

 Bob Smither 

  Libertarian 

 Friendswood 

 Shelley Sekula Gibbs 

  Write-in 

 Houston 

 Joe Reasbeck 

  Write-in 

 Lago Vista 

 Don Richardson 

  Write-in 

 Houston 

 23. 

 Henry Bonilla 

 * Republican 

 San Antonio 

 August G. ‘‘Augie Beltran 

  Democrat 

 San Antonio 

 Rick Bolanos 

  Democrat 

 El Paso 

 Adrian DeLeon 

  Democrat 

 Carrizo Springs 

 Lukin Gilliland 

  Democrat 

 San Antonio 

 Ciro D. Rodriguez 

 ‡ Democrat 

 San Antonio 

 Albert Uresti 

  Democrat 

 San Antonio 

 Craig T. Stephens 

  Independent 

 San Antonio 

 24. 

 Kenny Marchant 

 * Republican 

 Coppell 

 Gary R. Page 

  Democrat 

 Irving 

 Mark Frohman 

  Libertarian 

 Grapevine 

 25. 

 Grant Rostig 

  Republican 

 Dale 

 Lloyd Doggett 

 * Democrat 

 Austin 

 Brian Parrett 

  Independent 

 Austin 

 Barbara Cunningham 

  Libertarian 

 Caldwell 

 26. 

 Michael C. Burgess 

 * Republican 

 Flower Mound 

 Tim Barnwell 

  Democrat 

 Aubrey 

 Rich Haas 

  Libertarian 

 Richland Hills 

 27. 

 Wm. ‘‘Willie Vaden 

  Republican 

 Corpus Christi 

 Solomon P. Ortiz 

 * Democrat 

 Corpus Christi 

 Robert Powell 

  Libertarian 

 Corpus Christi 

 28. 

 Henry Cuellar 

 * Democrat 

 Laredo 

 Frank Enriquez 

  Democrat 

 McAllen 

 Ron Avery 

  Conservative 

 Seguin 

 29. 

 Eric Story 

  Republican 

 Houston 

 Gene Green 

 * Democrat 

 Houston 

 Clifford Lee Messina 

  Libertarian 

 Houston 

 30. 

 Wilson Aurbach 

  Republican 

 Dallas 

 Eddie Bernice Johnson 

 * Democrat 

 Dallas 

 Ken Ashby 

  Libertarian 

 Dallas 

 31. 

 John R. Carter 

 * Republican 

 Round Rock 

 Mary Beth Harrell 

  Democrat 

 Gatesville 

 Matt McAdoo 

  Libertarian 

 Thrall 

 32. 

 Pete Sessions 

 * Republican 

 Dallas 

 Will Pryor 

  Democrat 

 Dallas 

 John B. Hawley 

  Libertarian 

 Dallas 

 1 Tom DeLay* not a candidate


+ For United States Representative

 1. 

 Rob Bishop 

 * Republican 

 Brigham City 

 Steven Olsen 

  Democrat 

 Plain City 

 Lynn Badler 

  Libertarian 

 Park City 

 Mark Hudson 

  Constitution 

 Syracuse 

 2. 

 LaVar Christensen 

  Republican 

 Draper 

 Jim Matheson 

 * Democrat 

 Salt Lake City 

 Bob Brister 

  Green 

 Salt Lake City 

 Austin Sherwood Lett 

  Libertarian 

 St. George 

 W. David Perry 

  Constitution 

 Sandy 

 3. 

 Chris Cannon 

 * Republican 

 Mapleton 

 Christian Burridge 

  Democrat 

 South Jordan 

 Philip Lear Hallman 

  Libertarian 

 Provo 

 Jim Noorlander 

  Constitution 

 Fairview 


+ For United States Representative At Large

 2 Martha Rainville 

  Republican 

 Williston 

 Peter Welch 

  Democrat 

 Hartland 

 Keith Stern 

  Independent 

 Springfield 

 Jerry Trudell 

  Independent 

 Colchester 

 Chris Karr 

  We the People 

 East Montpelier 

 Bruce R. Marshall 

  Vermont Green 

 Rochester 

 Dennis Morrisseau 

  Impeach Bush Now 

 Pawlet 

 Jane Newton 

  Liberty Union 

 Londonderry 

 1 James M. Jeffords* not a candidate. 2 Bernard Sanders* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator.


+ For United States Representative

 1. 

 Jo Ann Davis 

 * Republican 

 Gloucester 

 Shawn M. O'Donnell 

  Democrat 

 Fredericksburg 

 Marvin F. Pixton III 

  Independent 

 Spotsylvania 

 2. 

 Thelma D. Drake 

 * Republican 

 Norfolk 

 Philip J. Kellam 

  Democrat 

 Virginia Beach 

 3. 

 Robert C. Scott 

 * Democrat 

 Newport News 

 4. 

 J. Randy Forbes 

 * Republican 

 Chesapeake 

 Albert P. Burckard, Jr. 

  Independent Green 

 Carrollton 

 5. 

 5 Virgil H. Goode, Jr. 

 * Republican 

 Rocky Mount 

 Al C. Weed II 

  Democrat 

 Lovingston 

 Joseph P. Oddo 

  Independent Green 

 Ruckersville 

 6. 

 Bob Goodlatte 

 * Republican 

 Roanoke 

 Andre D. Peery 

  Independent 

 Salem 

 Barbara Jean Pryor 

  Independent 

 Amherst 

 7. 

 Eric Cantor 

 * Republican 

 Richmond 

 James M. Nachman 

  Democrat 

 Richmond 

 W. Brad Blanton 

  Independent 

 Stanley 

 8. 

 Tom M. O'Donoghue 

  Republican 

 Alexandria 

 James P. Moran 

 * Democrat 

 Arlington 

 James T. ‘‘Jim Hurysz 

  Independent 

 Arlington 

 9. 

 C. W. ‘‘Bill Carrico 

  Republican 

 Independence 

 Rick Boucher 

 * Democrat 

 Abingdon 

 10. 

 Frank R. Wolf 

 * Republican 

 Vienna 

 Judy M. Feder 

  Democrat 

 McLean 

 Neeraj C. Nigam 

  Independent 

 Sterling 

 Wilbur N. Wood III 

  Libertarian 

 Berryville 

 11. 

 Tom Davis 

 * Republican 

 Vienna 

 Andrew L. Hurst 

  Democrat 

 Springfield 

 Ferdinando C. Greco 

  Independent Green 

 Clifton 


+ For United States Representative

 1. 

 Larry W. Ishmael 

  Republican 

 Kirkland 

 Jay Inslee 

 * Democrat 

 Bainbridge Island 

 2. 

 Doug Roulstone 

  Republican 

 Snohomish 

 Rick Larsen 

 * Democrat 

 Everett 

 3. 

 Michael Messmore 

  Republican 

 Chehalis 

 Brian Baird 

 * Democrat 

 Vancouver 

 4. 

 Doc Hastings 

 * Republican 

 Pasco 

 Richard Wright 

  Democrat 

 Kennewick 

 5. 

 Cathy McMorris 

 * Republican 

 Deer Lake 

 Peter J. Goldmark 

  Democrat 

 Okanogan 

 6. 

 Doug Cloud 

  Republican 

 Tacoma 

 Norman D. Dicks 

 * Democrat 

 Belfair 

 7. 

 Steve Beren 

  Republican 

 Seattle 

 Jim McDermott 

 * Democrat 

 Seattle 

 Linnea S. Noreen 

  Independent 

 Seattle 

 8. 

 David G. Reichert 

 * Republican 

 Auburn 

 Darcy Burner 

  Democrat 

 Carnation 

 9. 

 Steven C. Cofchin 

  Republican 

 Tacoma 

 Adam Smith 

 * Democrat 

 Tacoma 


+ For United States Representative

 1. 

 Chris Wakim 

  Republican 

 Wheeling 

 Alan B. Mollohan 

 * Democrat 

 Fairmont 

 2. 

 Shelley Moore Capito 

 * Republican 

 Charleston 

 Mike Callaghan 

  Democrat 

 Charleston 

 3. 

 Kim Wolfe 

  Republican 

 Huntington 

 Nick J. Rahall II 

 * Democrat 

 Beckley 


+ For United States Representative

 1. 

 Paul Ryan 

 * Republican 

 Janesville 

 Jeffrey C. Thomas 

  Democrat 

 Janesville 

 2. 

 Dave Magnum 

  Republican 

 Pardeeville 

 Tammy Baldwin 

 * Democrat 

 Madison 

 3. 

 Paul R. Nelson 

  Republican 

 Woodville 

 Ron Kind 

 * Democrat 

 La Crosse 

 4. 

 Perfecto Rivera 

  Republican 

 Milwaukee 

 Gwen Moore 

 * Democrat 

 Milwaukee 

 5. 

 F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr. 

 * Republican 

 Menomonee Falls 

 Bryan Kennedy 

  Democrat 

 Glendale 

 Robert R. Raymond 

  Independent 

 Shorewood 

 Bob Levis 

  Wisconsin Green 

 Brookfield 

 6. 

 Thomas E. Petri 

 * Republican 

 Fond du Lac 

 7. 

 Nick Reid 

  Republican 

 Rice Lake 

 David R. Obey 

 * Democrat 

 Wausau 

 Mike Miles 

  Wisconsin Green 

 Luck 

 8. 

 1 John Gard 

  Republican 

 Peshtigo 

 Steven L. Kagen 

  Democrat 

 Appleton 

 1 Mark Green* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor


+ For United States Representative At Large

 Barbara Cubin 

 * Republican 

 Casper 

 Gary Trauner 

  Democrat 

 Wilson
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