This table is updated after each state completes its nominating process. Currently, 56 jurisdictions have completed their nominating processes: Alabama, Alaska, American Samoa, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Guam, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Northern Marianas, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virgin Islands, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming. |
Governor's Chairs, Senate and House Seats...
Open (incumbent not running for re-election)
No incumbent running
Uncontested (one candidate running)
Multiple incumbents running
Only One Major Party Canddidate
| Alabama |
| House CD 2 Democratic - Montgomery Mayor Bobby Neal Bright, Sr. Republican - state Representative Jay K. Love |
| House CD 5 Democratic - state Senator R. Parker "Parker" Griffith Republican - Wayne Parker, Jr. |
| Arizona |
| House CD 1 Democratic - state Representative Ann Kirkpatrick Republican - Sydney Ann Hay Nomination by other than by Primary - Brent Geer Maupin Libertarian - Thane Eichenauer |
| California |
| House CD 4 Republican - state Senator Thomas "Tom" McClintock Democratic - Charles Duane "Charlie" Brown |
| House CD 52 Republican - Duncan Duane Hunter Democratic - Michael David "Mike" Lumpkin (Boston Tea); Libertarian - Michael Benoit |
| Colorado |
| Senate Class 2 Democratic - Congressman Mark E. Udall Republican - former Congressman Robert W. "Bob" Schaffer American Constitution - Douglas "Dayhorse" Campbell Green - Robert A. "Bob" Kinsey (Green); Write-in - Bruce E. Lohmiller |
| House CD 2 Democratic - Jared Polis Republican - Scott Howard Starin Green - J.A. Calhoun Unity - William Robert "Bill" Hammons |
| House CD 6 Republican - Secretary of State Mike Coffman Democratic - Henry H. "Hank" Eng |
| Delaware |
| Governor Democratic - Treasurer Jack A. Markell Republican - William Swain "Bill" Lee Blue Enigma Party - Jeffrey Brown |
| Florida |
| House CD 15 Republican - state Senator William "Bill" Posey Democratic - Stephen Lee "Steve" Blythe No Party Affiliation - Frank Zilaitis No Party Affiliation; (Republican) - Trevor James Lowing |
| Idaho |
| Senate Class 2 Republican - Lieutenant Governor James E. "Jim" Risch Democratic - former Congressman Larry LaRocco (Republican); Independent - Rex Floyd Rammell Libertarian - Kent A. Marmon Independent; (Constitution) - Pro-Life, Formerly Known as Marvin Richardson |
| Illinois |
| House CD 11 Democratic - state Senate Majority Leader Deborah "Debbie" DeFrancesco Halvorson Republican - Martin "Marty" Ozinga, III Green - Jason Michael Wallace |
| House CD 18 Republican - state Representative Aaron Schock Democratic - Colleen Callahan Green - Sheldon Schafer |
| Kentucky |
| House CD 2 Republican - state Senator Steven Brett "Brett" Guthrie Democratic - state Senator David E. Boswell |
| Louisiana |
| House CD 4 Republican - John Calvin Fleming, Jr. Democratic - Paul J. Carmouche (Republican); No Party Affiliation - Chester T. "Catfish" Kelley (Republican); Other-party nominee - Gerard J. Bowen, Jr. |
| Maine |
| House CD 1 Democratic - former Senate Majority Leader Chellie M. Pingree Republican - former state Senator Charles Edward "Charlie" Summers, Jr. |
| Maryland |
| House CD 1 Democratic - Frank Michael Kratovil, Jr. Republican - state Senator Andrew P. "Andy" Harris Libertarian - Richard James Davis |
| Minnesota |
| House CD 3 Republican - state Representative Erik Paulsen Democratic-Farmer Labor - Jigar Ashwin "Ashwin" Madia Independence - David G. Dillon |
| Mississippi |
| House CD 3 Republican - Gregg Harper Democratic - Joel L. Gill |
| Missouri |
| Governor Democratic - Attorney General Jeremiah W. "Jay" Nixon Republican - Congressman Kenny Charles Kenny Charles Hulshof Libertarian - Andrew W. "Andy" Finkenstadt Constitution - Gregory E. Thompson |
| House CD 9 Republican; (Right to Life) - Blaine Luetkemeyer Democratic - state Representative Judith W. "Judy" Baker Libertarian - Tamara A. Millay |
| Nebraska |
| Senate Class 2 Republican - former Governor and U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Michael O. "Mike" Johanns Democratic - Scott Michael Kleeb Nebraska - Kelly Renee Rosberg Green - Steven R. "Steve" Larrick |
| New Jersey |
| House CD 3 Democratic - state Senator John H. Adler Republican - Christopher "Chris" Myers |
| House CD 7 Republican - state Senator Leonard Lance Democratic - state Assemblywoman Linda D. Stender Independent; (Republican) - Bridgewater Council Member Michael P. Hsing Independent - Dean Greco Independent - Thomas D. Abrams Green - George DeCarlo |
| New Mexico |
| Senate Class 2 Democratic - Congressman Tom Udall Republican - Congressman Stevan E. "Steve" Pearce |
| House CD 1 Democratic - Martin T. Heinrich Republican - Darren P. White |
| House CD 2 Democratic - Harry Teague Republican - Edward R. "Ed" Tinsley, III |
| House CD 3 Democratic - Public Utilities Commissioner Ben Ray Luján Republican - Daniel K. "Dan" East Independent; (Green) - Carol Miller |
| New York |
| House CD 13 Democratic; Working Families - New York City Council Member Michael E. "Mike" McMahon (Right to Life); Republican - Robert A. "Bob" Straniere Conservative - Timothy J. "Tim" Cochrane Independence; (Republican) - Carmine A. Morano Write-in; (Republican) - Jamshad I. "Jim" Wyne |
| House CD 21 Democratic; Working Families - former state Assemblyman Paul David Tonko Republican; Conservative - James R. "Jim" Buhrmaster (Democratic); Independence - Albany County Legislator Phillip G. "Phil" Steck |
| House CD 25 (Independence); Democratic; Working Families - Daniel B. "Dan" Maffei Republican; Conservative - Dale A. Sweetland Independent Green Populist - Howie Hawkins |
| House CD 26 Republican; Independence; Conservative - Christopher J. "Chris" Lee Democratic - Alice J. Kryzan Working Families - Jonathan "Jon" Powers |
| North Carolina |
| Governor Democratic - Lieutenant Governor Beverly Eaves "Bev" Perdue Republican - Charlotte Mayor Patrick McCrory Libertarian - Michael Munger |
| Ohio |
| House CD 7 Republican - state Senator Steve Austria Democratic - Sharen Swartz Neuhardt |
| House CD 11 Democratic - Warrensville Heights Mayor Marcia L. Fudge Republican - Thomas Pekarek |
| House CD 15 Democratic - Franklin County Commissioner Mary Jo Kilroy Republican - state Senator Steve Stivers Libertarian - Mark Michael Noble Unaffiliated - Don Elijah Eckhart |
| House CD 16 Democratic - state Senator John A. Boccieri Republican - state Senator J. Kirk Schuring |
| Oregon |
| House CD 5 Democratic - state Senator Kurt Schrader Republican - Mike Erickson Independent Party of Oregon - Sean Bates Constitution - Douglas "Doug" Patterson Pacific Green - Alexander "Alex" Polikoff Libertarian - Steven Vandever "Steve" Milligan |
| Pennsylvania |
| House CD 5 Republican - Glenn W. "G.T." Thompson Democratic - Clearfield County Commissioner Mark B. McCracken Libertarian - James Fryman |
| Tennessee |
| House CD 1 Republican - David Philip Roe Democratic - Robert Asbury "Rob" Russell Independent - Joel Goodman Independent - James William Reeves Independent - Thomas "T.K." Owens |
| Utah |
| House CD 3 Republican - Jason Chaffetz Democratic - Bennion Lloyd Spencer Constitution - James Michael "Jim" Noorlander |
| Virginia |
| Senate Class 2 Democratic - former Governor Mark Robert Warner Republican - former Governor James S. "Jim" Gilmore, III Independent Greens - Glenda Gail Parker Libertarian - William "Bill" Redpath |
| House CD 11 Democratic - Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Chairman Gerald E. "Gerry" Connolly Republican - Keith S. Fimian Independent Greens - Joseph P. "Joe" Oddo |
| Wyoming |
| Senate Class 1 Republican - Senator John A. Barrasso Democratic - Nicholas H. "Nick" Carter |
| House At-Large Republican - former state Treasurer Cynthia Marie Lummis Democratic - Gary S. Trauner Libertarian - Walter David "David" Herbert |
| Tally | |||
| Office | Total | ||
| Congressman | 36 | ||
| Senator | 6 | ||
| Governor | 3 | ||
| Totals | 45 | ||
Parties appear in parenthesis and italics when a candidate receives the endorsement of a given Party and/or official sources indicate a candidate's association with a particular Party but only where the Party in question does not appear on the actual ballot as such. |
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