NOMINEES
FOR THE OFFICE OF
UNITED STATES SENATOR
AND FOR THE OFFICE OF
UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
IN THE ONE HUNDRED ELEVENTH CONGRESS
October 17, 2008
Compiled by Lorraine C. Miller, Clerk of the House of Representatives
http://clerk.house.gov
FROM OFFICIAL SOURCES FOR THE ELECTION OF NOVEMBER 4, 2008
Those marked * are incumbent in the 110th Congress; those marked † served in the House in the 110th Congress; those marked ‡ served in a previous Congress. Number which precedes name of candidate designates Congressional District.
| Alabama | ||
|---|---|---|
For United States Senator | ||
| Vivian Davis Figures, Democrat | Mobile | |
| Jeff Sessions, * Republican | Montgomery | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Jo Bonner, * Republican | Mobile |
| 12 | Bobby Bright, Democrat | Montgomery |
| Jay Love, Republican | Montgomery | |
| 3 | Joshua Segall, Democrat | Montgomery |
| Mike Rogers, * Republican | Anniston | |
| 4 | Nicholas B. Sparks, Democrat | Jasper |
| Robert B. Aderholt, * Republican | Haleyville | |
| 25 | Parker Griffith, Democrat | Huntsville |
| Wayne Parker, Republican | Huntsville | |
| 6 | Spencer Bachus, * Republican | Vestavia Hills |
| 7 | Artur Davis, * Democrat | Birmingham |
| 1 Terry Everett* not a candidate. 2 Robert E. (Bud) Cramer, Jr.*, not a candidate. | ||
| Alaska | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| Mark Begich, Democrat | Anchorage | |
| Ted Stevens, * Republican | Girdwood | |
| Bob Bird, Alaskan Independence | Kenai | |
| Ted Gianoutsos, No Party Affiliation | Anchorage | |
| Fredrick D. “David” Haase, Libertarian | Anchorage | |
For United States Representative At Large | ||
| Ethan A. Berkowitz, Democrat | Anchorage | |
| Don Young, * Republican | Fort Yukon | |
| Don R. Wright, Alaskan Independence | Kenai | |
| Arizona | ||
For United States Representative | ||
| 11 | Ann Kirkpatrick, Democrat | Flagstaff |
| Sydney Hay, Republican | Munds Park | |
| Brent Maupin, Independent | Sedona | |
| Thane Eichenauer, Libertarian | Phoenix | |
| 2 | John Thrasher, Democrat | Phoenix |
| Trent Franks, * Republican | Glendale | |
| William Crum, Green | Surprise | |
| Powell Gammill, Libertarian | Phoenix | |
| 3 | Bob Lord, Democrat | Phoenix |
| John B. Shadegg, * Republican | Phoenix | |
| Michael Shoen, Libertarian | Paradise Valley | |
| 4 | Ed Pastor, * Democrat | Phoenix |
| Don Karg, Republican | Phoenix | |
| Joe Cobb, Libertarian | Glendale | |
| Rebecca DeWitt, Green | Phoenix | |
| 5 | Harry E. Mitchell, * Democrat | Tempe |
| David Schweikert, Republican | Fountain Hills | |
| Warren Severin, Libertarian | Phoenix | |
| Ralph Hughes, Write-in | Mesa | |
| 6 | Rebecca Schneider, Democrat | Mesa |
| Jeff Flake, * Republican | Mesa | |
| Rick Biondi, Libertarian | Chandler | |
| 7 | Raúl M. Grijalva, * Democrat | Tucson |
| Joseph Sweeney, Republican | Tucson | |
| Raymond P. Petrulsky, Libertarian | Arizona City | |
| 8 | Gabrielle Giffords, * Democrat | Tucson |
| Tim Bee, Republican | Vail | |
| Paul Davis, Libertarian | Sierra Vista | |
| Paul Price, Write-in | Sierra Vista | |
| 1 Rick Renzi* not a candidate. | ||
| Arkansas | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| Mark L. Pryor, * Democrat | Little Rock | |
| Rebekah Kennedy, Green | Fort Smith | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Marion Berry, * Democrat | Gillett |
| 2 | Vic Snyder, * Democrat | Little Rock |
| Deb McFarland, Green | Greenbriar | |
| Danial Suits, Write-in | Bryant | |
| 3 | John Boozman, * Republican | Rogers |
| Abel Noah Tomlinson, Green | Fayetteville | |
| 4 | Mike Ross, * Democrat | Prescott |
| Joshua Drake, Green | Hot Springs | |
| California | ||
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Mike Thompson, * Democrat | St. Helena |
| Zane Starkewolf, Republican | Davis | |
| Carol Wolman, Green | Mendocino | |
| 2 | Jeff Morris, Democrat | Weaverville |
| Wally Herger, * Republican | Marysville | |
| 3 | Bill Durston, Democrat | Rancho Cordova |
| Daniel E. Lungren, * Republican | Gold River | |
| Dina J. Padilla, Peace and Freedom | Citrus Heights | |
| Douglas Arthur Tuma, Libertarian | Antelope | |
| 14 | Charlie Brown, Democrat | Roseville |
| Tom McClintock, Republican | Roseville | |
| 5 | Doris O. Matsui, * Democrat | Sacramento |
| Paul A. Smith, Republican | Sacramento | |
| L. R. Roberts, Peace and Freedom | Sacramento | |
| 6 | Lynn C. Woolsey, * Democrat | Petaluma |
| Mike Halliwell, Republican | Cotati | |
| Joel R. Smolen, Libertarian | San Rafael | |
| 7 | George Miller, * Democrat | Martinez |
| Roger Allen Petersen, Republican | Clayton | |
| Bill Callison, Peace and Freedom | Concord | |
| Camden McConnell, Libertarian | Pittsburg | |
| 8 | Nancy Pelosi, * Democrat | San Francisco |
| Dana Walsh, Republican | San Francisco | |
| Cindy Sheehan, Independent | San Francisco | |
| Philip Z. Berg, Libertarian | San Francisco | |
| 9 | Barbara Lee, * Democrat | Oakland |
| Charles Hargrave, Republican | Oakland | |
| James M. Eyer, Libertarian | Oakland | |
| 10 | Ellen O. Tauscher, * Democrat | Alamo |
| Nicholas Gerber, Republican | Moraga | |
| Eugene E. Ruyle, Peace and Freedom | Oakland | |
| 11 | Jerry McNerney, * Democrat | Pleasanton |
| Dean Andal, Republican | Stockton | |
| 12 | Jackie Speier, * Democrat | Hillsborough |
| Greg Conlon, Republican | San Carlos | |
| Barry Hermanson, Green | San Francisco | |
| Nathalie Hrizi, Peace and Freedom | San Francisco | |
| Kevin Dempsey Peterson, Libertarian | San Mateo | |
| 13 | Fortney Pete Stark, * Democrat | Fremont |
| Raymond Chui, Republican | Fremont | |
| 14 | Anna G. Eshoo, * Democrat | Atherton |
| Ronny Santana, Republican | Saratoga | |
| Carol Brouillet, Green | Palo Alto | |
| Brian Holtz, Libertarian | Los Altos Hills | |
| 15 | Michael M. Honda, * Democrat | San Jose |
| Joyce Stoer Cordi, Republican | San Jose | |
| Peter Myers, Green | Los Gatos | |
| 16 | Zoe Lofgren, * Democrat | San Jose |
| Charel Winston, Republican | El Dorado Hills | |
| Steven Wells, Libertarian | San Jose | |
| 17 | Sam Farr, * Democrat | Carmel |
| Jeff Taylor, Republican | Spreckles | |
| 18 | Dennis A. Cardoza, * Democrat | Atwater |
| 19 | George Radanovich, * Republican | Mariposa |
| 20 | Jim Costa, * Democrat | Fresno |
| Jim Lopez, Republican | Bakersfield | |
| 21 | Larry Johnson, Democrat | Clovis |
| Devin Nunes, * Republican | Tulare | |
| 22 | Kevin McCarthy, * Republican | Bakersfield |
| 23 | Lois Capps, * Democrat | Santa Barbara |
| Matt T. Kokkonen, Republican | San Luis Obispo | |
| 24 | Marta Ann Jorgensen, Democrat | Solvang |
| Elton Gallegly, * Republican | Simi Valley | |
| 25 | Jackie Conaway, Democrat | Barstow |
| Howard P. “Buck” McKeon, * Republican | Santa Clarita | |
| 26 | Russ Warner, Democrat | Rancho Cucamonga |
| David Dreier, * Republican | San Dimas | |
| Ted Brown, Libertarian | Pasadena | |
| 27 | Brad Sherman, * Democrat | Sherman Oaks |
| Navraj Singh, Republican | Northridge | |
| Tim Denton, Libertarian | North Hollywood | |
| 28 | Howard L. Berman, * Democrat | North Hollywood |
| 29 | Adam B. Schiff, * Democrat | Burbank |
| Charles Hahn, Republican | Burbank | |
| Alan Pyeatt, Libertarian | Glendale | |
| 30 | Henry A. Waxman, * Democrat | Los Angeles |
| 31 | Xavier Becerra, * Democrat | Los Angeles |
| 32 | Hilda L. Solis, * Democrat | El Monte |
| 33 | Diane E. Watson, * Democrat | Los Angeles |
| David C. Crowley II, Republican | Los Angeles | |
| 34 | Lucille Roybal-Allard, * Democrat | Los Angeles |
| Christopher Balding, Republican | Los Angeles | |
| 35 | Maxine Waters, * Democrat | Los Angeles |
| Ted Hayes, Republican | Los Angeles | |
| Herb Peters, Libertarian | Carson | |
| 36 | Jane Harman, * Democrat | Venice |
| Brian Gibson, Republican | Manhattan Beach | |
| 37 | Laura Richardson, * Democrat | Long Beach |
| Nicholas “Nick” Dibs, Independent | Long Beach | |
| 38 | Grace F. Napolitano, * Democrat | Norwalk |
| Christopher M. Agrella, Libertarian | Montclair | |
| 39 | Linda T. Sánchez, * Democrat | Lakewood |
| Diane A. Lenning, Republican | Cerritos | |
| 40 | Christina Avalos, Democrat | Orange |
| Edward R. Royce, * Republican | Fullerton | |
| 41 | Tim Prince, Democrat | San Bernardino |
| Jerry Lewis, * Republican | Redlands | |
| 42 | Edwin “Ed” Chau, Democrat | Rowland Heights |
| Gary G. Miller, * Republican | Diamond Bar | |
| 43 | Joe Baca, * Democrat | Rialto |
| John Roberts, Republican | Fontana | |
| 44 | Bill Hedrick, Democrat | Corona |
| Ken Calvert, * Republican | Corona | |
| 45 | Julie Bornstein, Democrat | Palm Desert |
| Mary Bono Mack, * Republican | Palm Springs | |
| 46 | Debbie Cook, Democrat | Huntington Beach |
| Dana Rohrabacher, * Republican | Huntington Beach | |
| Ernst P. Gasteiger, Libertarian | San Pedro | |
| Thomas Lash, Green | Huntington Beach | |
| 47 | Loretta Sanchez, * Democrat | Anaheim |
| Rosemarie “Rosie” Avila, Republican | Santa Ana | |
| Robert Lauten, American Independent | Brea | |
| 48 | Steve Young, Democrat | Irvine |
| John Campbell, * Republican | Irvine | |
| Don Patterson, Libertarian | Dana Point | |
| 49 | Robert Hamilton, Democrat | Fallbrook |
| Darrell E. Issa, * Republican | Vista | |
| Lars R. Grossmith, Libertarian | Vista | |
| 50 | Nick Leibham, Democrat | Encinitas |
| Brian P. Bilbray, * Republican | Carlsbad | |
| Wayne Dunlap, Libertarian | Del Mar | |
| 51 | Bob Filner, * Democrat | San Diego |
| David Lee Joy, Republican | Spring Valley | |
| Dan “Frodo” Litwin, Libertarian | San Diego | |
| 252 | Mike Lumpkin, Democrat | Jamul |
| Duncan D. Hunter, Republican | La Mesa | |
| Michael Benoit, Libertarian | Santee | |
| 53 | Susan A. Davis, * Democrat | San Diego |
| Michael Crimmins, Republican | San Diego | |
| Edward M. Teyssier, Libertarian | San Diego | |
| 1 John T. Doolittle* not a candidate. 2 Duncan Hunter* not a candidate for re-election; unsuccessful candidate for nomination for President. | ||
| Colorado | ||
For United States Senator 1 | ||
| Mark Udall, Democrat | Boulder | |
| Bob Schaffer, Republican | Fort Collins | |
| Douglas “Dayhorse” Campbell, American Constitution Party | Arvada | |
| Gary Cooper, Write-in (Unaffiliated) | Denver | |
| Bob Kinsey, Green | Denver | |
| Bruce E. Lohmiller, Write-in (Green) | Grand Junction | |
| Buddy Moore, Write-in (Unaffiliated) | Wheat Ridge | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Diana DeGette, * Democrat | Denver |
| George C. Lilly, Republican | Denver | |
| Martin L. Buchanan, Libertarian | Denver | |
| Gary Swing, Write-in (Unaffiliated) | Denver | |
| 22 | Jared Polis, Democrat | Boulder |
| Scott Starin, Republican | Lafayette | |
| J. A. Calhoun, Green | Empire | |
| William Robert “Bill” Hammons, Unity Party of America | Boulder | |
| 3 | John T. Salazar, * Democrat | Manassa |
| Wayne Wolf, Republican | Cedaredge | |
| 4 | Betsy Markey, Democrat | Fort Collins |
| Marilyn N. Musgrave, * Republican | Fort Morgan | |
| 5 | Hal Bidlack, Democrat | Colorado Springs |
| Doug Lamborn, * Republican | Colorado Springs | |
| Rich Hand, Write-in (Unaffiliated) | Colorado Springs | |
| Brian X. Scott, American Constitution Party | Colorado Springs | |
| 36 | Hank Eng, Democrat | Englewood |
| Mike Coffman, Republican | Aurora | |
| 7 | Ed Perlmutter, * Democrat | Golden |
| John W. Lerew, Republican | Aurora | |
| 1 Wayne Allard* not a candidate. 2 Mark Udall* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator. 3 Thomas G. Tancredo* not a candidate for re-election; unsuccessful candidate for nomination for President. | ||
| Connecticut | ||
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | John B. Larson,* Democrat, * Working Families | East Hartford |
| Stephen E. D. Fournier, Green | Hartford | |
| 2 | Joe Courtney,* Democrat, * Working Families | Vernon |
| Sean Sullivan, Republican | Gales Ferry | |
| G. Scott Deshefy, Green | Lebanon | |
| 3 | Rosa L. DeLauro,* Democrat, * Working Families | New Haven |
| Bo Itshaky, Republican | Bethany | |
| Ralph A. Ferrucci, Green | New Haven | |
| 4 | Jim Himes, Democrat, Working Families | Cos Cob |
| Christopher Shays, * Republican | Bridgeport | |
| Michael Anthony Carrano, Libertarian | North Haven | |
| Richard Z. Duffee, Green | Stamford | |
| 5 | Christopher S. Murphy,* Democrat, * Working Families | Cheshire |
| David J. Cappiello, Republican | Danbury | |
| Thomas L. Winn, Independent | Watertown | |
| Harold H. Burbank II, Green | Canton | |
| Delaware | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| Joseph R. Biden, Jr., * Democrat | Wilmington | |
| Christine O’Donnell, Republican | New Castle | |
For United States Representative At Large | ||
| Karen Hartley-Nagle, Democrat | Wilmington | |
| Michael N. Castle, * Republican | Wilmington | |
| Mark Anthony Parks, Libertarian | Newark | |
| Florida | ||
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | James (Jim) Bryan, Democrat | Laurel Hill |
| Jeff Miller, * Republican | Chumuckla | |
| 2 | Allen Boyd, * Democrat | Monticello |
| Mark Mulligan, Republican | Panama City | |
| Robert Ortiz, Write-in | Tallahassee | |
| 3 | Corrine Brown, * Democrat | Jacksonville |
| 4 | Jay McGovern, Democrat | Jacksonville |
| Ander Crenshaw, * Republican | Jacksonville | |
| 5 | John Russell, Democrat | Dade City |
| Ginny Brown-Waite, * Republican | Brooksville | |
| 6 | Tim Cunha, Democrat | Ocala |
| Cliff Stearns, * Republican | Ocala | |
| 7 | Faye Armitage, Democrat | Jacksonville |
| John L. Mica, * Republican | Winter Park | |
| 8 | Alan Grayson, Democrat | Orlando |
| Ric Keller, * Republican | Orlando | |
| 9 | Bill Mitchell, Democrat | Tampa |
| Gus M. Bilirakis, * Republican | Palm Harbor | |
| Richard O. Emmons, Term Limits for the United States Congress Party | New Port Richey | |
| John (Johnny K.) Kalimnios, No Party Affiliation | Holiday | |
| Andrew Pasayan, Write-in | Holiday | |
| 10 | Bob Hackworth, Democrat | Dunedin |
| C. W. Bill Young, * Republican | Indian Shores | |
| Don Callahan, Write-in | Treasure Island | |
| 11 | Kathy Castor, * Democrat | Tampa |
| Eddie Adams, Jr., Republican | Tampa | |
| 12 | Doug Tudor, Democrat | Riverview |
| Adam H. Putnam, * Republican | Bartow | |
| 13 | Christine Jennings, Democrat | Sarasota |
| Vern Buchanan, * Republican | Sarasota | |
| Don Baldauf, No Party Affiliation | Bradenton | |
| Jan Schneider, No Party Affiliation | Sarasota | |
| 14 | Robert M. Neeld, Democrat | Cape Coral |
| Connie Mack, * Republican | Fort Myers | |
| Jeff George, No Party Affiliation | Cape Coral | |
| Burt Saunders, No Party Affiliation | Naples | |
| 115 | Stephen Blythe, Democrat | Indialantic |
| Bill Posey, Republican | Rockledge | |
| Trevor Lowing, No Party Affiliation | Satellite Beach | |
| Frank Zilaitis, No Party Affiliation | Melbourne | |
| 16 | Tim Mahoney, * Democrat | Venus |
| Tom Rooney, Republican | Tequesta | |
| 17 | Kendrick B. Meek, * Democrat | Miami |
| 18 | Annette Taddeo, Democrat | Miami |
| Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, * Republican | Miami | |
| 19 | Robert Wexler, * Democrat | Boca Raton |
| Edward J. Lynch, Republican | Royal Palm Beach | |
| Ben Graber, No Party Affiliation | Coral Springs | |
| 20 | Debbie Wasserman Schultz, * Democrat | Weston |
| Margaret Hostetter, No Party Affiliation | Davie | |
| Marc Luzietti, Write-in | Fort Lauderdale | |
| 21 | Raul L. Martinez, Democrat | Hialeah |
| Lincoln Diaz-Balart, * Republican | Miami | |
| 22 | Ron Klein, * Democrat | Boca Raton |
| Allen West, Republican | Plantation | |
| Piotr Blass, Write-in | Boynton | |
| 23 | Alcee L. Hastings, * Democrat | Miramar |
| Marion D. Thorpe, Jr., Republican | Bal Harbour | |
| April Cook, Write-in | Margate | |
| 24 | Suzanne M. Kosmas, Democrat | New Smyrna Beach |
| Tom Feeney, * Republican | Oviedo | |
| Gaurav Bhola, No Party Affiliation | Orlando | |
| 25 | Joe Garcia, Democrat | Miami |
| Mario Diaz-Balart, * Republican | Miami | |
| 1 Dave Weldon* not a candidate. | ||
| Georgia | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| Jim Martin, Democrat | Atlanta | |
| Saxby Chambliss, * Republican | Moultrie | |
| Allen Buckley, Libertarian | Mableton | |
| Eleanor Garcia, Write-in | Carrollton | |
| William Salomone, Jr., Write-in | Atlanta | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Bill Gillespie, Democrat | Tybee Island |
| Jack Kingston, * Republican | Savannah | |
| 2 | Sanford D. Bishop, Jr., * Democrat | Albany |
| Lee Ferrell, Republican | Albany | |
| 3 | Stephen Camp, Democrat | Newnan |
| Lynn A. Westmoreland, * Republican | Grantville | |
| Loretta VanPelt, Write-in | Carrollton | |
| 4 | Henry C. “Hank” Johnson, Jr., * Democrat | Lithonia |
| Faye Coffield, Write-in | Lithonia | |
| Loren Christopher Collins, Write-in | Atlanta | |
| Jacob Perasso, Write-in | Atlanta | |
| 5 | John Lewis, * Democrat | Atlanta |
| Jeanne Fitzmaurice, Write-in | Norcross | |
| Shira Kash, Write-in | Atlanta | |
| 6 | Bill Jones, Democrat | Marietta |
| Tom Price, * Republican | Roswell | |
| 7 | Doug Heckman, Democrat | Norcross |
| John Linder, * Republican | Duluth | |
| 8 | Jim Marshall, * Democrat | Macon |
| Rick Goddard, Republican | Warner Robins | |
| 9 | Jeff Scott, Democrat | Chickamauga |
| Nathan Deal, * Republican | Gainesville | |
| 10 | Bobby Saxon, Democrat | Nicholson |
| Paul C. Broun, * Republican | Athens | |
| 11 | Hugh “Bud” Gammon, Democrat | Rome |
| Phil Gingrey, * Republican | Marietta | |
| 12 | John Barrow, * Democrat | Savannah |
| John Stone, Republican | Hephzibah | |
| 13 | David Scott, * Democrat | Atlanta |
| Deborah Honeycutt, Republican | Riverdale | |
| Hawaii | ||
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Neil Abercrombie, * Democrat | Honolulu |
| Steve Tataii, Republican | Honolulu | |
| Li Zhao, Libertarian | Kailua | |
| 2 | Mazie K. Hirono, * Democrat | Honolulu |
| Roger B. Evans, Republican | Keaau | |
| Shaun Stenshol, Independent | Wailuku | |
| Lloyd J. (Jeff) Mallan, Libertarian | Kapaa | |
| Idaho | ||
For United States Senator 1 | ||
| Larry LaRocco, Democrat | Boise | |
| Jim Risch, Republican | Boise | |
| Pro-Life, Independent | Letha | |
| Rex Rammell, Independent | Rexburg | |
| Kent A. Marmon, Libertarian | Caldwell | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Walt Minnick, Democrat | Boise |
| Bill Sali, * Republican | Kuna | |
| 2 | Deborah Holmes, Democrat | Boise |
| Michael K. Simpson, * Republican | Idaho Falls | |
| 1 Larry E. Craig* not a candidate. | ||
| Illinois | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| Richard J. Durbin, * Democrat | Springfield | |
| Steve Sauerberg, Republican | Willowbrook | |
| Kathy Cummings, Green | Chicago | |
| Chad N. Koppie, Constitution Party of Illinois | Gilberts | |
| Larry A. Stafford, Libertarian | South Beloit | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Bobby L. Rush, * Democrat | Chicago |
| Antoine Members, Republican | Chicago | |
| 2 | Jesse L. Jackson, Jr., * Democrat | Chicago |
| Anthony W. Williams, Republican | Dolton | |
| 3 | Daniel Lipinski, * Democrat | Western Springs |
| Michael Hawkins, Republican | Bridgeview | |
| Jerome Pohlen, Green | Berwyn | |
| 4 | Luis V. Gutierrez, * Democrat | Chicago |
| Daniel Cunningham, Republican | Chicago | |
| Omar N. López, Green | Chicago | |
| 5 | Rahm Emanuel, * Democrat | Chicago |
| Tom Hanson, Republican | Chicago | |
| Alan Augustson, Green | Chicago | |
| 6 | Jill Morgenthaler, Democrat | Des Plaines |
| Peter J. Roskam, * Republican | Wheaton | |
| 7 | Danny K. Davis, * Democrat | Chicago |
| Steve Miller, Republican | Chicago | |
| 8 | Melissa L. Bean, * Democrat | Barrington |
| Steve Greenberg, Republican | Long Grove | |
| 9 | Janice D. Schakowsky, * Democrat | Evanston |
| Michael Benjamin Younan, Republican | Niles | |
| Morris Shanfield, Green | Chicago | |
| 10 | Daniel J. Seals, Democrat | Wilmette |
| Mark Steven Kirk, * Republican | Highland Park | |
| 111 | Deborah “Debbie” Halvorson, Democrat | Crete |
| Marty Ozinga, Republican | Homer Glen | |
| Jason M. Wallace, Green | Normal | |
| 12 | Jerry F. Costello, * Democrat | Belleville |
| Timmy Jay Richardson, Jr., Republican | Lebanon | |
| Rodger W. Jennings, Green | Alton | |
| 13 | Scott Harper, Democrat | Lockport |
| Judy Biggert, * Republican | Hinsdale | |
| Steve Alesch, Green | Warrenville | |
| 14 | Bill Foster, * Democrat | Geneva |
| Jim Oberweis, Republican | Sugar Grove | |
| 15 | Steve Cox, Democrat | Urbana |
| Timothy V. Johnson, * Republican | Urbana | |
| 16 | Robert G. Abboud, Democrat | Barrington Hills |
| Donald A. Manzullo, * Republican | Egan | |
| Scott Summers, Green | Harvard | |
| 17 | Phil Hare, * Democrat | Rock Island |
| 218 | Colleen Callahan, Democrat | Kickapoo |
| Aaron Schock, Republican | Peoria | |
| Sheldon Schafer, Green | Peoria | |
| 19 | Daniel Davis, Democrat | Chatham |
| John Shimkus, * Republican | Collinsville | |
| Troy Dennis, Green | Glen Carbon | |
| 1 Jerry Weller* not a candidate. 2 Ray LaHood* not a candidate. | ||
| Indiana | ||
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Peter J. Visclosky, * Democrat | Merrillville |
| Mark Leyva, Republican | Highland | |
| Jeff Duensing, Libertarian | Lowell | |
| 2 | Joe Donnelly, * Democrat | Granger |
| Luke Puckett, Republican | Goshen | |
| Mark Vogel, Libertarian | South Bend | |
| 3 | Michael A. (Mike) Montagano, Democrat | Bristol |
| Mark E. Souder, * Republican | Fort Wayne | |
| William R. Larsen, Libertarian | Fort Wayne | |
| 4 | Nels Ackerson, Democrat | Zionsville |
| Steve Buyer, * Republican | Monticello | |
| 5 | Mary Etta Ruley, Democrat | Gas City |
| Dan Burton, * Republican | Indianapolis | |
| 6 | Barry A. Welsh, Democrat | Connersville |
| Mike Pence, * Republican | Columbus | |
| George T. Holland, Libertarian | Rushville | |
| 7 | André Carson, * Democrat | Indianapolis |
| Gabrielle Campo, Republican | Indianapolis | |
| Delbert Suits, Write-in (Republican) | Indianapolis | |
| 8 | Brad Ellsworth, * Democrat | Evansville |
| Greg Goode, Republican | Terre Haute | |
| 9 | Baron P. Hill, * Democrat | Seymour |
| Mike Sodrel, Republican | New Albany | |
| D. Eric Schansberg, Libertarian | Jeffersonville | |
| Iowa | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| Tom Harkin, * Democrat | Cumming | |
| Christopher Reed, Republican | Marion | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Bruce L. Braley, * Democrat | Waterloo |
| David Hartsuch, Republican | Bettendorf | |
| 2 | David Loebsack, * Democrat | Mt. Vernon |
| Mariannette Miller-Meeks, Republican | Ottumwa | |
| Wendy Barth, Green | Cedar Rapids | |
| Brian White, No Party Affiliation | North Liberty | |
| 3 | Leonard L. Boswell, * Democrat | Des Moines |
| Kim Schmett, Republican | Clive | |
| Frank V. Forrestal, Socialist Workers Party | Des Moines | |
| 4 | Becky Greenwald, Democrat | Perry |
| Tom Latham, * Republican | Alexander | |
| 5 | Rob Hubler, Democrat | Council Bluffs |
| Steve King, * Republican | Kiron | |
| Victor Vara, Independent | Sioux City | |
| Kansas | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| Jim Slattery, Democrat | Topeka | |
| Pat Roberts, * Republican | Dodge City | |
| Randall L. Hodgkinson, Libertarian | Topeka | |
| Joseph L. Martin, Reform | St. Marys | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | James Bordonaro, Democrat | Emporia |
| Jerry Moran, * Republican | Hays | |
| Kathleen M. Burton, Reform | Silver Lake | |
| Jack Warner, Libertarian | Wright | |
| 2 | Nancy E. Boyda, * Democrat | Topeka |
| Lynn Jenkins, Republican | Topeka | |
| Robert Garrard, Libertarian | Edgerton | |
| Leslie S. Martin, Reform | St. Marys | |
| 3 | Dennis Moore, * Democrat | Lenexa |
| Nick Jordan, Republican | Shawnee | |
| Joe Bellis, Libertarian | Overland Park | |
| Roger D. Tucker, Reform | Ottawa | |
| 4 | Donald Betts, Jr., Democrat | Wichita |
| Todd Tiahrt, * Republican | Goddard | |
| Susan G. Ducey, Reform | Wichita | |
| Steven A. Rosile, Libertarian | Wichita | |
| Kentucky | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| Bruce Lunsford, Democrat | Louisville | |
| Mitch McConnell, * Republican | Louisville | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Heather A. Ryan, Democrat | Paducah |
| Ed Whitfield, * Republican | Hopkinsville | |
| 12 | David E. Boswell, Democrat | Owensboro |
| S. Brett Guthrie, Republican | Bowling Green | |
| 3 | John A. Yarmuth, * Democrat | Louisville |
| Anne M. Northup, ‡ Republican | Louisville | |
| Edward Martin, Libertarian | Louisville | |
| 4 | Michael Kelley, Democrat | LaGrange |
| Geoff Davis, * Republican | Hebron | |
| 5 | Harold Rogers, * Republican | Somerset |
| Jim Holbert, Independent | London | |
| 6 | Ben Chandler, * Democrat | Versailles |
| Jon Larson, Republican | Lexington | |
| 1 Ron Lewis* not a candidate. | ||
| Louisiana | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| Mary L. Landrieu, * Democrat | Baton Rouge | |
| John Kennedy, Republican | Baton Rouge | |
| Richard Fontanesi, Libertarian | Baton Rouge | |
| “Jay” Patel, No Party Affiliation | Hammond | |
| Robert Stewart, Other | New Orleans | |
For United States Representative 1 | ||
| 1 | “Jim” Harlan, Democrat | Lacombe |
| Steve Scalise, * Republican | Jefferson | |
| 2 | William J. Jefferson, * Democrat | New Orleans |
| Helena Moreno, Democrat | New Orleans | |
| Anh “Joseph” Cao, Republican | New Orleans | |
| “Jerry” Jacobs, No Party Affiliation | New Orleans | |
| Gregory W. Kahn, Libertarian | New Orleans | |
| Malik Rahim, Green | New Orleans | |
| 3 | Charlie Melancon, * Democrat | Napoleonville |
| 24 | Willie Banks, Democrat | La Camp |
| Paul J. Carmouche, Democrat | Shreveport | |
| John Fleming, Republican | Minden | |
| “Chris” Gorman, Republican | Shreveport | |
| Gerard J. Bowen, Jr., Other | Bossier City | |
| Chester T. “Catfish” Kelley, No Party Affiliation | Shreveport | |
| 5 | Rodney Alexander, * Republican | Quitman |
| 6 | Donald J. Cazayoux, Jr., * Democrat | New Roads |
| William “Bill” Cassidy, Republican | Baton Rouge | |
| Michael Jackson, No Party Affiliation | Baton Rouge | |
| 7 | Donald “Don” Cravins, Jr., Democrat | Opelousas |
| Charles W. Boustany, Jr., * Republican | Lafayette | |
| Peter Vidrine, Other | Eunice | |
| 1 Section 511 of Title 18 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes, as amended, provides that a candidate who is unopposed is declared elected by the people and his/her name shall not appear on the ballot in either the Primary or General Election. (This was the situation in the 3d Congressional District.) Section 511 also provides that a candidate who receives a majority of the votes in the Primary Election is declared elected. (This was the situation in the 5th Congressional District.) A run-off election is scheduled for November 4, 2008, 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). The General Election for those seats will be held December 6, 2008. 2 Jim McCrery* not a candidate. | ||
| Maine | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| Thomas H. Allen, Democrat | Portland | |
| Susan M. Collins, * Republican | Bangor | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 11 | Chellie Pingree, Democrat | North Haven |
| Charles E. Summers, Republican | Portland | |
| 2 | Michael H. Michaud, * Democrat | East Millinocket |
| John N. Frary, Republican | Farmington | |
| 1 Thomas H. Allen* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator. | ||
| Maryland | ||
For United States Representative | ||
| 11 | Frank M. Kratovil, Jr., Democrat | Stevensville |
| Andy Harris, Republican | Cockeysville | |
| Richard James Davis, Libertarian | Hurlock | |
| 2 | C. A. Dutch Ruppersberger, * Democrat | Cockeysville |
| Richard Pryce Matthews, Republican | Orchard Beach | |
| Lorenzo Gaztanaga, Libertarian | Baltimore | |
| 3 | John P. Sarbanes, * Democrat | Baltimore |
| Thomas E. “Pinkston” Harris, Republican | Baltimore | |
| 4 | Donna F. Edwards, * Democrat | Fort Washington |
| Peter James, Republican | Germantown | |
| Bobby Broadus, Write-in (Republican) | Clinton | |
| Darryn O’Shea Jackson, Sr., Write-in (Democrat) | Camp Springs | |
| Thibeaux Lincecum, Libertarian | Largo | |
| Steve Schulin, Write-in (Independent) | Rockville | |
| 5 | Steny H. Hoyer, * Democrat | Mechanicsville |
| Collins Bailey, Republican | Waldorf | |
| Darlene H. Nicholas, Libertarian | Beltsville | |
| 6 | Jennifer P. Dougherty, Democrat | Frederick |
| Roscoe G. Bartlett, * Republican | Frederick | |
| Gary W. Hoover, Sr., Libertarian | Sharpsburg | |
| 7 | Elijah E. Cummings, * Democrat | Baltimore |
| Michael T. Hargadon, Republican | Woodstock | |
| Ray Bly, Write-in (Independent) | Jessup | |
| Ronald M. Owens-Bey, Libertarian | Baltimore | |
| Charles U. Smith, Write-in (Democrat) | Baltimore | |
| 8 | Chris Van Hollen, * Democrat | Kensington |
| Steve Hudson, Republican | Silver Spring | |
| Gordon Clark, Green | Silver Spring | |
| Ian Thomas, Libertarian | Essex | |
| Deborah A. Vollmer, Write-in (Democrat) | Chevy Chase | |
| Lih Young, Write-in (Democrat) | Rockville | |
| 1 Wayne T. Gilchrest* defeated in primary. | ||
| Massachusetts | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| John F. Kerry, * Democrat | Boston | |
| Jeffrey K. Beatty, Republican | Harwich | |
| Robert J. Underwood, Libertarian | Springfield | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | John W. Olver, * Democrat | Amherst |
| Nathan A. Bech, Republican | West Springfield | |
| 2 | Richard E. Neal, * Democrat | Springfield |
| 3 | James P. McGovern, * Democrat | Worcester |
| 4 | Barney Frank, * Democrat | Newton |
| Earl Henry Sholley, Republican | Norfolk | |
| Susan Allen, Independent | Brookline | |
| 5 | Niki Tsongas, * Democrat | Lowell |
| 6 | John F. Tierney, * Democrat | Salem |
| Richard A. Baker, Republican | West Newbury | |
| 7 | Edward J. Markey, * Democrat | Malden |
| John Cunningham, Republican | Revere | |
| 8 | Michael E. Capuano, * Democrat | Somerville |
| 9 | Stephen F. Lynch, * Democrat | South Boston |
| 10 | William D. Delahunt, * Democrat | Quincy |
| Michigan | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| Carl Levin, * Democrat | Detroit | |
| Jack Hoogendyk, Jr., Republican | Lansing | |
| Scotty Boman, Libertarian | Detroit | |
| Doug Dern, Natural Law | Highland | |
| Harley G. Mikkelson, Green | Caro | |
| Michael N. Nikitin, U.S. Taxpayers Party | Brighton | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Bart Stupak, * Democrat | Menominee |
| Tom Casperson, Republican | Escanaba | |
| Daniel W. Grow, Libertarian | Saint Joseph | |
| Jean Treacy, Green | Gwinn | |
| Joshua J. Warren, U.S. Taxpayers Party | Palmer | |
| 2 | Fred Johnson, Democrat | Holland |
| Peter Hoekstra, * Republican | Holland | |
| Ronald E. Graeser, U.S. Taxpayers Party | Fremont | |
| Dan Johnson, Libertarian | Jenison | |
| 3 | Henry Sanchez, Democrat | Saranac |
| Vernon J. Ehlers, * Republican | Grand Rapids | |
| Erwin J. Haas, Libertarian | Kentwood | |
| 4 | Andrew D. Concannon, Democrat | Saginaw |
| Dave Camp, * Republican | Midland | |
| John Emerick, U.S. Taxpayers Party | Mount Pleasant | |
| Allitta Hren, Libertarian | Big Rapids | |
| 5 | Dale E. Kildee, * Democrat | Flint |
| Matt Sawicki, Republican | Bay City | |
| Ken Mathenia, Green | Grand Blanc | |
| Leonard Schwartz, Libertarian | Oak Park | |
| 6 | Don Cooney, Democrat | Kalamazoo |
| Fred Upton, * Republican | St. Joseph | |
| Greg Merle, Libertarian | Vicksburg | |
| Edward Pinkney, Green | Benton Harbor | |
| 7 | Mark Schauer, Democrat | Battle Creek |
| Tim Walberg, * Republican | Tipton | |
| Lynn Meadows, Green | Chelsea | |
| Ken Proctor, Libertarian | Charlotte | |
| 8 | Robert D. Alexander, Democrat | East Lansing |
| Mike Rogers, * Republican | Brighton | |
| Aaron Stuttman, Green | Lansing | |
| Will Tyler White, Libertarian | Okemos | |
| George M. Zimmer, U.S. Taxpayers Party | Byron | |
| 9 | Gary Peters, Democrat | Bloomfield Hills |
| Joe Knollenberg, * Republican | Bloomfield Hills | |
| Douglas Campbell, Green | Ferndale | |
| Adam Goodman, Libertarian | Royal Oak | |
| Jack Kevorkian, No Party Affiliation | Royal Oak | |
| 10 | Robert Denison, Democrat | Shelby Township |
| Candice S. Miller, * Republican | Harrison Township | |
| Candace R. Caveny, Green | Lapeer | |
| Neil Kiernan Stephenson, Libertarian | Chesterfield | |
| 11 | Joseph W. Larkin, Democrat | Livonia |
| Thaddeus G. McCotter, * Republican | Livonia | |
| Erik Shelley, Green | Redford | |
| John J. Tatar, Libertarian | Livonia | |
| 12 | Sander M. Levin, * Democrat | Royal Oak |
| Bert Copple, Republican | Centerline | |
| William J. Opalicky, Green | Southfield | |
| Les Townsend, U.S. Taxpayers Party | Fraser | |
| John Vico, Libertarian | St. Clair Shores | |
| 13 | Carolyn C. Kilpatrick, * Democrat | Detroit |
| Edward J. Gubics, Republican | Wyandotte | |
| George L. Corsetti, Green | Detroit | |
| Gregory Creswell, Libertarian | Detroit | |
| 14 | John Conyers, Jr., * Democrat | Detroit |
| Richard J. Secula, Libertarian | Grosse Ile | |
| Clyde K. Shabazz, Green | Detroit | |
| 15 | John D. Dingell, * Democrat | Dearborn |
| John J. Lynch, Republican | Ypsilanti | |
| Aimee Smith, Green | Ann Arbor | |
| Gregory Scott Stempfle, Libertarian | Dearborn Heights | |
| James H. Wagner, U.S. Taxpayers Party | Ypsilanti | |
| Minnesota | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| Al Franken, Democratic-Farmer-Labor | Saint Paul | |
| Norm Coleman, * Republican | Saint Paul | |
| Charles Aldrich, Libertarian | Saint Paul | |
| Dean Barkley, ‡ Independence | Plymouth | |
| James Niemackl, Constitution | Richfield | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Timothy J. Walz, * Democrat | Mankato |
| Brian J. Davis, Republican | Rochester | |
| Gregory Mikkelson, Independence | Lake Crystal | |
| 2 | Steve Sarvi, Democratic-Farmer-Labor | Eagan |
| John Kline, * Republican | Lakeville | |
| 13 | Ashwin Madia, Democratic-Farmer-Labor | Maple Grove |
| Erik Paulsen, Republican | Eden Prairie | |
| David Dillon, Independence | Maple Grove | |
| 4 | Betty McCollum, * Democrat | Saint Paul |
| Ed Matthews, Republican | Saint Paul | |
| 5 | Keith Ellison, * Democrat | Minneapolis |
| Barb Davis White, Republican | Minneapolis | |
| Bill McGaughey, Independence | Minneapolis | |
| 6 | El Tinklenberg, Democratic-Farmer-Labor | Blaine |
| Michele Bachmann, * Republican | Stillwater | |
| Bob Anderson, Independence | Woodbury | |
| 7 | Collin C. Peterson, * Democrat | Detroit Lakes |
| Glen Menze, Republican | Starbuck | |
| 8 | James L. Oberstar, * Democrat | Chisholm |
| Michael Cummins, Republican | Brook Park | |
| 1 Jim Ramstad* not a candidate. | ||
| Mississippi | ||
For United States Senator 1 | ||
(For unexpired term ending January 3, 2013) | ||
| Roger F. Wicker, *† Republican | Tupelo | |
| Ronnie Musgrove, No Party Affiliation | Jackson | |
(For full term beginning January 3, 2009) | ||
| Erik Fleming, Democrat | Jackson | |
| Thad Cochran, * Republican | Jackson | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Travis Childers, * Democrat | Booneville |
| Greg Davis, Republican | Southaven | |
| Wally Pang, Independent | Batesville | |
| John M. Wages, Jr., Green | Tupelo | |
| 2 | Bennie G. Thompson, * Democrat | Bolton |
| Richard Cook, Republican | Byram | |
| 23 | Joel Gill, Democrat | Pickens |
| Gregg Harper, Republican | Pearl | |
| 4 | Gene Taylor, * Democrat | Bay St. Louis |
| John McCay III, Republican | Gulfport | |
| 1 The special election is for the unexpired term of Trent Lott, who resigned December 19, 2007. 2 Charles W. “Chip” Pickering* not a candidate. | ||
| Missouri | ||
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Wm. Lacy Clay, * Democrat | St. Louis |
| Robb E. Cunningham, Libertarian | St. Louis | |
| 2 | William C. (Bill) Haas, Democrat | St. Louis |
| W. Todd Akin, * Republican | St. Louis | |
| Thomas L. Knapp, Libertarian | St. Louis | |
| 3 | Russ Carnahan, * Democrat | St. Louis |
| Chris Sander, Republican | Ellisville | |
| Kevin C. Babcock, Libertarian | St. Louis | |
| Cynthia (Cindy) Redburn, Constitution | St. Louis | |
| 4 | Ike Skelton, * Democrat | Lexington |
| Jeff Parnell, Republican | Rogersville | |
| 5 | Emanuel Cleaver, * Democrat | Kansas City |
| Jacob Turk, Republican | Lee’s Summit | |
| 6 | Kay Barnes, Democrat | Kansas City |
| Sam Graves, * Republican | Tarkio | |
| Dave Browning, Libertarian | Oak Grove | |
| 7 | Richard Monroe, Democrat | Springfield |
| Roy Blunt, * Republican | Springfield | |
| Kevin Craig, Libertarian | Powersite | |
| Travis Maddox, Constitution | Fair Grove | |
| 8 | Joe Allen, Democrat | Forsyth |
| Jo Ann Emerson, * Republican | Cape Girardeau | |
| Branden C. McCullough, Libertarian | Cape Girardeau | |
| Richard L. Smith, Constitution | Mansfield | |
| 19 | Judy Baker, Democrat | Columbia |
| Blaine Luetkemeyer, Republican | St. Elizabeth | |
| Tamara A. Millay, Libertarian | St. Louis | |
| 1 Kenny C. Hulshof* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor. | ||
| Montana | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| Max Baucus, * Democrat | Helena | |
| Bob Kelleher, Republican | Butte | |
For United States Representative At Large | ||
| John Driscoll, Democrat | Helena | |
| Dennis R. Rehberg, * Republican | Billings | |
| Mike Fellows, Libertarian | Missoula | |
| Nebraska | ||
For United States Senator 1 | ||
| Scott Kleeb, Democrat | Hastings | |
| Mike Johanns, Republican | Omaha | |
| Steven R. Larrick, Green | Lincoln | |
| Kelly Renee Rosberg, Nebraska Party | Wausa | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Max Yashirin, Democrat | Lincoln |
| Jeff Fortenberry, * Republican | Lincoln | |
| 2 | Jim Esch, Democrat | Omaha |
| Lee Terry, * Republican | Omaha | |
| 3 | Jay C. Stoddard, Democrat | Grand Island |
| Adrian Smith, * Republican | Gering | |
| 1 Chuck Hagel* not a candidate. | ||
| Nevada | ||
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Shelley Berkley, * Democrat | Las Vegas |
| Kenneth Wegner, Republican | Las Vegas | |
| Caren Alexander, Independent American | Las Vegas | |
| Raymond James Duensing, Jr., Libertarian | Las Vegas | |
| 2 | Jill Derby, Democrat | Minden |
| Dean Heller, * Republican | Carson City | |
| Craig Bergland, Green | Reno | |
| John Everhart, Independent American | Elko | |
| Sean Patrick Morse, Libertarian | Las Vegas | |
| 3 | Dina Titus, Democrat | Henderson |
| Jon C. Porter, * Republican | Henderson | |
| Jeffrey C. Reeves, Independent | Henderson | |
| Floyd Fitzgibbons, Independent American | Las Vegas | |
| Bob Giaquinta, Green | Las Vegas | |
| Joseph P. Silvestri, Libertarian | Las Vegas | |
| New Hampshire | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| Jeanne Shaheen, Democrat | Manchester | |
| John E. Sununu, * Republican | Bedford | |
| “Ken” Blevens, Libertarian | Bow | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Carol Shea-Porter, * Democrat | Rochester |
| Jeb Bradley, Republican | Wolfeboro | |
| Robert Kingsbury, Libertarian | Laconia | |
| 2 | Paul W. Hodes, * Democrat | Concord |
| Jennifer Horn, Republican | Nashua | |
| Chester L. Lapointe II, Libertarian | Swanzey | |
| New Jersey | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| Frank R. Lautenberg, * Democrat | Rochelle Park | |
| Dick Zimmer, Republican | Flemington | |
| Jeffrey Boss, Boss for Senate | Guttenberg | |
| Daryl Mikell Brooks, Poor People’s Campaign | Trenton | |
| J. M. Carter, God We Trust | Trenton | |
| Sara J. Lobman, Socialist Workers | Newark | |
| Jason Scheurer, Libertarian | West Windsor | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Robert E. Andrews, * Democrat | Haddon Heights |
| Dale M. Glading, Republican | Barrington | |
| Margaret M. Chapman, Back to Basics | Berlin | |
| Alvin Lindsay, Jr., Lindsay for Congress | Sewell | |
| Matthew Thieke, Green | Maple Shade | |
| Everitt M. Williams III, Think Independently | Woodbury | |
| 2 | David Kurkowski, Democrat | Cape May |
| Frank A. LoBiondo, * Republican | Ventnor | |
| Peter F. Boyce, Constitution | Delmont | |
| Jason M. Grover, Green | Vineland | |
| Costantino Rozzo, Socialist Party USA | Vineland | |
| Gary Stein, Rock the Boat | Egg Harbor City | |
| 13 | John Adler, Democrat | Cherry Hill |
| Chris Myers, Republican | Medford | |
| 4 | Joshua M. Zeitz, Democrat | Bordentown |
| Christopher H. Smith, * Republican | Hamilton | |
| Steven Welzer, Green | East Windsor | |
| 5 | Dennis Shulman, Democrat | Demarest |
| Scott Garrett, * Republican | Wantage | |
| Ed Fanning, Green | Dumont | |
| 6 | Frank Pallone, Jr., * Democrat | Long Branch |
| Robert E. McLeod, Republican | Keyport | |
| Herb Tarbous, Regular Independent | Piscataway | |
| 27 | Linda Stender, Democrat | Scotch Plains |
| Leonard Lance, Republican | Clinton | |
| Thomas D. Abrams, Prosperity Not War | Ringoes | |
| Dean Greco, All-Day Breakfast Party | Flemington | |
| Michael P. Hsing, Hsing for Congress | Warren | |
| 8 | Bill Pascrell, Jr., * Democrat | Paterson |
| Roland Straten, Republican | Montclair | |
| Derek DeMarco, Libertarian | Wayne | |
| 9 | Steven R. Rothman, * Democrat | Fair Lawn |
| Vincent Micco, Republican | Rutherford | |
| Michael Perrone, Jr., Independent/Progressive | Little Ferry | |
| 10 | Donald M. Payne, * Democrat | Newark |
| Michael Taber, Socialist Workers | Newark | |
| 11 | Tom Wyka, Democrat | Lake Hiawatha |
| Rodney P. Frelinghuysen, * Republican | Morristown | |
| Chandler Tedholm, For the People | Rockaway | |
| 12 | Rush D. Holt, * Democrat | Hopewell Township |
| Alan R. Bateman, Republican | Holmdel | |
| David Corsi, Common Sense Ideas | Oceanport | |
| 13 | Albio Sires, * Democrat | West New York |
| Joseph Turula, Republican | Jersey City | |
| Julio A. Fernandez, No Party Affiliation | Union City | |
| Louis Vernotico, Eliminate the Primary | Jersey City | |
| 1 Jim Saxton* not a candidate. 2 Mike Ferguson* not a candidate. | ||
| New Mexico | ||
For United States Senator 1 | ||
| Tom Udall, Democrat | Santa Fe | |
| Steve Pearce, Republican | Hobbs | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 21 | Martin T. Heinrich, Democrat | Albuquerque |
| Darren White, Republican | Albuquerque | |
| 32 | Harry Teague, Democrat | Hobbs |
| Edward R. Tinsley, Republican | Capitan | |
| 43 | Ben R. Lujan, Democrat | Santa Fe |
| Daniel K. East, Republican | Rio Rancho | |
| Carol Miller, Independent | Ojo Sarco | |
| 1 Pete V. Domenici* not a candidate. 2 Heather Wilson* not a candidate for re-election; unsuccessful nominee for Senator. 3 Stevan Pearce* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator. 4 Tom Udall* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator. | ||
| New York | ||
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Timothy H. Bishop,* Democrat, Independence, * Working Families | Southampton |
| Lee M. Zeldin, Republican, Conservative | Shirley | |
| 2 | Steve Israel,* Democrat, Independence, * Working Families | Huntington |
| Frank J. Stalzer, Republican, Conservative | Huntington | |
| 3 | Graham E. Long, Democrat, Working Families | Locust Valley |
| Peter T. King,* Republican, Independence, * Conservative | Seaford | |
| 4 | Carolyn McCarthy,* Democrat, Independence, * Working Families | Mineola |
| Jack M. Martins, Republican, Conservative | Mineola | |
| 5 | Gary L. Ackerman,* Democrat, Independence, * Working Families | Jamaica Estates |
| Elizabeth Berney, Republican | Great Neck | |
| Jun Policarpio, Conservative | Douglas Manor | |
| 6 | Gregory W. Meeks, * Democrat | Queens |
| 7 | Joseph Crowley,* Democrat, * Working Families | Queens/Bronx |
| William E. Britt, Jr., Republican, Conservative | Bronx | |
| 8 | Jerrold Nadler,* Democrat, * Working Families | New York |
| Grace Lin, Republican, Conservative | New York | |
| 9 | Anthony D. Weiner,* Democrat, * Working Families | Brooklyn |
| Alfred F. Donohue, Conservative | Brooklyn | |
| 10 | Edolphus Towns, * Democrat | Brooklyn |
| Salvatore Grupico, Republican, Conservative | Brooklyn | |
| 11 | Yvette D. Clarke,* Democrat, * Working Families | Brooklyn |
| Hugh C. Carr, Republican | Brooklyn | |
| Cartrell Gore, Conservative | Brooklyn | |
| 12 | Nydia M. Velázquez,* Democrat, * Working Families | Brooklyn |
| Allan E. Romaguera, Republican, Conservative | Brooklyn | |
| 113 | Michael E. McMahon, Democrat, Working Families | Staten Island |
| Robert A. Straniere, Republican | New York | |
| Timothy J. Cochrane, Conservative | Brooklyn | |
| Carmine A. Morano, Independence | Staten Island | |
| 14 | Carolyn B. Maloney,* Democrat, * Working Families | New York |
| Robert G. Heim, Republican | New York | |
| Isaiah Matos, Libertarian | Astoria | |
| 15 | Charles B. Rangel,* Democrat, * Working Families | New York |
| Edward Daniels, Republican | New York | |
| Craig Schley, Independent | New York | |
| Martin Koppel, Socialist Workers | Bronx | |
| 16 | José E. Serrano,* Democrat, * Working Families | Bronx |
| Ali Mohamed, Republican, Conservative | Bronx | |
| 17 | Eliot L. Engel,* Democrat, Independence, * Working Families | Bronx |
| Robert Goodman, Republican, Conservative | Bronx | |
| 18 | Nita M. Lowey,* Democrat, * Working Families | Harrison |
| Jim Russell, Republican, Conservative | Hawthorne | |
| 19 | John J. Hall,* Democrat, Independence, * Working Families | Dover Plains |
| Kieran Michael Lalor, Republican, Conservative | Peekskill | |
| 20 | Kirsten E. Gillibrand,* Democrat, * Working Families | Greenport |
| Sandy Treadwell, Republican, Independence, Conservative | Lake Placid | |
| 221 | Paul D. Tonko, Democrat, Working Families | Amsterdam |
| James Buhrmaster, Republican, Conservative | Scotia | |
| Phillip G. Steck, Independence | Loudonville | |
| 22 | Maurice D. Hinchey,* Democrat, Independence, * Working Families | Saugerties |
| George K. Phillips, Republican, Conservative | Endwell | |
| 23 | Michael P. Oot, Democrat, Working Families | Munnsville |
| John M. McHugh,* Republican, Independence, * Conservative | Pierrepont Manor | |
| 24 | Michael A. Arcuri,* Democrat, * Working Families | Utica |
| Richard L. Hanna, Republican, Independence, Conservative | Cooperstown | |
| 325 | Daniel B. Maffei, Democrat, Working Families | DeWitt |
| Dale A. Sweetland, Republican, Conservative | Fabius | |
| Howie Hawkins, Green Populist | Syracuse | |
| 426 | Alice Kryzan, Democrat | Amherst |
| Christopher J. Lee, Republican, Independence, Conservative | East Amherst | |
| Jonathan P. Powers, Working Families | Williamsville | |
| 27 | Brian Higgins,* Democrat, * Working Families | Buffalo |
| Daniel J. Humiston, Republican, Independence | West Seneca | |
| Harold W. Schroeder, Conservative | Lancaster | |
| 28 | Louise McIntosh Slaughter,* Democrat, Independence, * Working Families | Fairport |
| David W. Crimmen, Republican, Conservative | Buffalo | |
| 29 | Eric J. J. Massa, Democrat, Working Families | Corning |
| John R. “Randy” Kuhl, Jr.,* Republican, Independence, * Conservative | Hammondsport | |
| 1 Vito Fossella* not a candidate. 2 Michael R. McNulty* not a candidate. 3 James T. Walsh* not a candidate. 4 Thomas M. Reynolds* not a candidate. | ||
| North Carolina | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| Kay Hagan, Democrat | Greensboro | |
| Elizabeth Dole, * Republican | Salisbury | |
| Christopher Cole, Libertarian | Huntersville | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | G. K. Butterfield, * Democrat | Wilson |
| Dean Stephens, Republican | Colerain | |
| 2 | Bob Etheridge, * Democrat | Lillington |
| Dan Mansell, Republican | Clayton | |
| Will Adkins, Libertarian | Cary | |
| 3 | Craig Weber, Democrat | Morehead City |
| Walter B. Jones, * Republican | Farmville | |
| 4 | David E. Price, * Democrat | Chapel Hill |
| William (B. J.) Lawson, Republican | Cary | |
| 5 | Roy Carter, Democrat | Glendale Springs |
| Virginia Foxx, * Republican | Grandfather Community | |
| 6 | Teresa Sue Bratton, Democrat | Greensboro |
| Howard Coble, * Republican | Greensboro | |
| 7 | Mike McIntyre, * Democrat | Lumberton |
| Will Breazeale, Republican | Elizabethtown | |
| 8 | Larry Kissell, Democrat | Biscoe |
| Robert C. (Robin) Hayes, * Republican | Concord | |
| 9 | Harry Taylor, Democrat | Charlotte |
| Sue Wilkins Myrick, * Republican | Charlotte | |
| Andy Grum, Libertarian | Matthews | |
| 10 | Daniel Johnson, Democrat | Hickory |
| Patrick T. McHenry, * Republican | Cherryville | |
| 11 | Heath Shuler, * Democrat | Waynesville |
| Carl Mumpower, Republican | Asheville | |
| Keith Smith, Libertarian | Bostic | |
| 12 | Melvin L. Watt, * Democrat | Charlotte |
| Ty Cobb, Jr., Republican | Rockwell | |
| 13 | Brad Miller, * Democrat | Raleigh |
| Hugh Webster, Republican | Yanceyville | |
| North Dakota | ||
For United States Representative | ||
| Earl Pomeroy, * Democrat | Valley City | |
| Duane Sand, Republican | Bismarck | |
| Ohio | ||
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Steve Driehaus, Democrat | Cincinnati |
| Steve Chabot, * Republican | Cincinnati | |
| Rich Stevenson, Write-in (Independent) | Cincinnati | |
| Eric Wilson, Write-in (Independent) | Cincinnati | |
| 2 | Victoria Wulsin, Democrat | Cincinnati |
| Jean Schmidt, * Republican | Miami Township | |
| David H. Krikorian, Independent | Cincinnati | |
| 3 | Jane Mitakides, Democrat | Dayton |
| Michael R. Turner, * Republican | Dayton | |
| 4 | Mike Carroll, Democrat | Mansfield |
| Jim Jordan, * Republican | Urbana | |
| 5 | George F. Mays, Democrat | Norwalk |
| Robert E. Latta, * Republican | Bowling Green | |
| 6 | Charles A. Wilson, * Democrat | St. Clairsville |
| Richard D. Stobbs, Republican | Martins Ferry | |
| Dennis Spisak, Green | Struthers | |
| 17 | Sharen Swartz Neuhardt, Democrat | Yellow Springs |
| Steve Austria, Republican | Beavercreek | |
| 8 | Nicholas A. Von Stein, Democrat | Mason |
| John A. Boehner, * Republican | West Chester | |
| 9 | Marcy Kaptur, * Democrat | Toledo |
| Bradley S. Leavitt, Republican | Toledo | |
| 10 | Dennis J. Kucinich, * Democrat | Cleveland |
| Jim Trakas, Republican | Independence | |
| Paul Conroy, Libertarian | Cleveland | |
| 211 | Marcia L. Fudge, Democrat | Warrensville Heights |
| Thomas Pekarek, Republican | Cleveland | |
| Eric Johnson, Write-in (Independent) | Warrensville Heights | |
| Robert Anthony Reed III, Write-in (Independent) | Bedford Heights | |
| Craig E. Willis, Write-in (Independent) | Cleveland | |
| 12 | David Robinson, Democrat | Columbus |
| Patrick J. Tiberi, * Republican | Galena | |
| Steven R. Linnabary, Libertarian | Columbus | |
| 13 | Betty Sutton, * Democrat | Copley |
| David S. Potter, Republican | Strongsville | |
| Robert Crow, Write-in (Independent) | Akron | |
| 14 | Bill O’Neill, Democrat | South Russell |
| Steven C. LaTourette, * Republican | Concord Township | |
| David Macko, Libertarian | Solon | |
| 315 | Mary Jo Kilroy, Democrat | Columbus |
| Steve Stivers, Republican | Columbus | |
| Don Elijah Eckhart, Independent | Columbus | |
| Travis Casper, Write-in (Independent) | Galloway | |
| Mark Michael Noble, Libertarian | Columbus | |
| 416 | John A. Boccieri, Democrat | Middletown |
| Kirk Schuring, Republican | Canton | |
| 17 | Tim Ryan, * Democrat | Niles |
| Duane V. Grassell, Republican | Mogadore | |
| 18 | Zachary T. Space, * Democrat | Dover |
| Fred Dailey, Republican | Mount Vernon | |
| 1 David L. Hobson* not a candidate. 2 Marcia L. Fudge won a special election to replace Stephanie Tubbs Jones on the ballot for the 111th Congress. Stephanie Tubbs Jones died August 20, 2008. 3 Deborah Pryce* not a candidate. 4 Ralph Regula* not a candidate. | ||
| Oklahoma | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| Andrew Rice, Democrat | Oklahoma City | |
| James M. Inhofe, * Republican | Tulsa | |
| Stephen P. Wallace, Independent | Tulsa | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Georgianna W. Oliver, Democrat | Tulsa |
| John Sullivan, * Republican | Tulsa | |
| 2 | Dan Boren, * Democrat | Paden |
| Raymond J. Wickson, Republican | Okmulgee | |
| 3 | Frankie Robbins, Democrat | Medford |
| Frank D. Lucas, * Republican | Cheyenne | |
| Forrest Michael, Independent | Cherokee | |
| 4 | Blake Cummings, Democrat | Pauls Valley |
| Tom Cole, * Republican | Moore | |
| David E. Joyce, Independent | Wynnewood | |
| 5 | Steven L. Perry, Democrat | Oklahoma City |
| Mary Fallin, * Republican | Oklahoma City | |
| Oregon | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| Jeff Merkley, Democrat | Portland | |
| Gordon H. Smith, * Republican | Lake Oswego | |
| David Brownlow, Constitution | Clackamas | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | David Wu, * Democrat | Portland |
| Joel Haugen, Independent | Vernonia | |
| Chris Henry, Pacific Green | Beaverton | |
| Scott Semrau, Constitution | Hillsboro | |
| H. Joe Tabor, Libertarian | Portland | |
| 2 | Noah Lemas, Democrat | Bend |
| Greg Walden, * Republican | Hood River | |
| Richard D. Hake, Constitution | Rogue River | |
| Tristin Mock, Pacific Green | The Dalles | |
| 3 | Earl Blumenauer, * Democrat | Portland |
| Delia Lopez, Republican | Oakland | |
| Michael Meo, Pacific Green | Portland | |
| 4 | Peter A. DeFazio, * Democrat | Springfield |
| Mike Beilstein, Pacific Green | Corvallis | |
| Jaynee Germond, Constitution | Roseburg | |
| 15 | Kurt Schrader, Democrat | Canby |
| Mike Erickson, Republican | Lake Oswego | |
| Sean Bates, Independent | Salem | |
| Steve Milligan, Libertarian | Monmouth | |
| Douglas Patterson, Constitution | Oregon City | |
| Alex Polikoff, Pacific Green | Corvallis | |
| 1 Darlene Hooley* not a candidate. | ||
| Pennsylvania | ||
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Robert A. Brady, * Democrat | Philadelphia |
| Mike Muhammad, Republican | Philadelphia | |
| 2 | Chaka Fattah, * Democrat | Philadelphia |
| Adam A. Lang, Republican | Philadelphia | |
| 3 | Kathy Dahlkemper, Democrat | Erie |
| Phil English, * Republican | Erie | |
| 4 | Jason Altmire, * Democrat | McCandless |
| Melissa Hart, ‡ Republican | Wexford | |
| 15 | Mark B. McCracken, Democrat | Clearfield |
| Glenn W. Thompson, Republican | Howard | |
| James Fryman, Libertarian | Victory | |
| 6 | Bob Roggio, Democrat | Malvern |
| Jim Gerlach, * Republican | Chester Springs | |
| 7 | Joe Sestak, * Democrat | Wallingford |
| Craig W. Williams, Republican | Glen Mills | |
| 8 | Patrick J. Murphy, * Democrat | Bristol |
| Tom Manion, Republican | Doylestown | |
| Tom Lingenfelter, Independent | Doylestown | |
| 9 | Tony Barr, Democrat | Claysburg |
| Bill Shuster, * Republican | Hollidaysburg | |
| 10 | Christopher P. Carney, * Democrat | Dimock |
| Chris Hackett, Republican | Shavertown | |
| 11 | Paul E. Kanjorski, * Democrat | Nanticoke |
| Lou Barletta, Republican | Hazleton | |
| 12 | John P. Murtha, * Democrat | Johnstown |
| William Russell, Republican | Johnstown | |
| 13 | Allyson Y. Schwartz, * Democrat | Jenkintown |
| Marina Kats, Republican | Meadowbrook | |
| John P. McDermott, Constitution | Philadelphia | |
| 14 | Michael F. Doyle, * Democrat | Forest Hills |
| Titus North, Green | Pittsburgh | |
| 15 | Sam Bennett, Democrat | Allentown |
| Charles W. Dent, * Republican | Allentown | |
| 16 | Bruce A. Slater, Democrat | Narvon |
| Joseph R. Pitts, * Republican | Kennett Square | |
| John A. Murphy, Independent | East Fallowfield | |
| Daniel Frank, Constitution | Ephrata | |
| 17 | Tim Holden, * Democrat | Saint Clair |
| Toni Gilhooley, Republican | Harrisburg | |
| 18 | Steve O’Donnell, Democrat | Monroeville |
| Tim Murphy, * Republican | Pittsburgh | |
| 19 | Philip J. Avillo, Jr., Democrat | York |
| Todd Russell Platts, * Republican | York | |
| 1 John E. Peterson* not a candidate. | ||
| Rhode Island | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| Jack Reed, * Democrat | Cranston | |
| Robert G. Tingle, Republican | Westerly | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Patrick J. Kennedy, * Democrat | Portsmouth |
| Jonathan P. Scott, Republican | Providence | |
| Kenneth A. Capalbo, Independent | South Kingstown | |
| 2 | James R. Langevin, * Democrat | Warwick |
| Mark S. Zaccaria, Republican | North Kingstown | |
| South Carolina | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| Bob Conley, Democrat | North Myrtle Beach | |
| Lindsey Graham, * Republican | Seneca | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Linda Ketner, Democrat | Charleston |
| Henry E. Brown, Jr., * Republican | Hanahan | |
| 2 | Rob Miller, Democrat | Beaufort |
| Joe Wilson, * Republican | Springdale | |
| 3 | Jane Ballard Dyer, Democrat | Easley |
| J. Gresham Barrett, * Republican | Westminster | |
| 4 | Paul Corden, Democrat | Spartanburg |
| Bob Inglis, * Republican | Travelers Rest | |
| C. Faye Walters, Green | Greenville | |
| 5 | John M. Spratt, Jr., * Democrat | York |
| Albert F. Spencer, Republican | Gaffney | |
| Frank Waggoner, Constitution | Sumter | |
| 6 | James E. Clyburn, * Democrat | Columbia |
| Nancy Harrelson, Republican | Marion | |
| South Dakota | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| Tim Johnson, * Democrat | Vermillion | |
| Joel Dykstra, Republican | Canton | |
For United States Representative At Large | ||
| Stephanie Herseth Sandlin, * Democrat | Brookings | |
| Chris Lien, Republican | Rapid City | |
| Tennessee | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| Robert D. Tuke, Democrat | Nashville | |
| Lamar Alexander, * Republican | Maryville | |
| Edward L. Buck, Independent | Sparta | |
| Christopher G. Fenner, Independent | Kingston | |
| David Gatchell, Independent | Franklin | |
| Ed Lawhorn, Independent | Corryton | |
| Daniel Towers Lewis, Independent | Nashville | |
| Chris Lugo, Independent | Nashville | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 11 | Rob Russell, Democrat | Kingsport |
| Phil Roe, Republican | Johnson City | |
| Joel Goodman, Independent | Johnson City | |
| Thomas (T. K.) Owens, Independent | Johnson City | |
| James W. Reeves, Independent | Gray | |
| 2 | Bob Scott, Democrat | Knoxville |
| John J. Duncan, Jr., * Republican | Knoxville | |
| 3 | Doug Vandagriff, Democrat | Chattanooga |
| Zach Wamp, * Republican | Chattanooga | |
| Ed Choate, Independent | Cleveland | |
| Jean Howard-Hill, Independent | Chattanooga | |
| 4 | Lincoln Davis, * Democrat | Pall Mall |
| Monty J. Lankford, Republican | Franklin | |
| James Anthony Gray, Independent | Columbia | |
| Kevin Ragsdale, Independent | Manchester | |
| 5 | Jim Cooper, * Democrat | Nashville |
| Gerard Donovan, Republican | Mt. Juliet | |
| Jon Jackson, Independent | Nashville | |
| John P. Miglietta, Independent | Nashville | |
| 6 | Bart Gordon, * Democrat | Murfreesboro |
| Chris Baker, Independent | Murfreesboro | |
| 7 | Randy G. Morris, Democrat | Waynesboro |
| Marsha Blackburn, * Republican | Brentwood | |
| 8 | John S. Tanner, * Democrat | Union City |
| 9 | Steve Cohen, * Democrat | Memphis |
| Dewey Clark, Independent | Memphis | |
| Jake Ford, Independent | Memphis | |
| Mary “Taylor Shelby” Wright, Independent | Memphis | |
| 1 David Davis* defeated in primary. | ||
| Texas | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| Richard J. (Rick) Noriega, Democrat | Houston | |
| John Cornyn, * Republican | Austin | |
| Yvonne Adams Schick, Libertarian | Spicewood | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Louie Gohmert, * Republican | Tyler |
| Roger L. Owen, Independent | Hallsville | |
| 2 | Ted Poe, * Republican | Humble |
| Craig Wolfe, Libertarian | Spring | |
| 3 | Tom Daley, Democrat | McKinney |
| Sam Johnson, * Republican | Plano | |
| Christopher J. Claytor, Libertarian | Plano | |
| 4 | Glenn Melancon, Democrat | Sherman |
| Ralph M. Hall, * Republican | Rockwall | |
| Fred Annett, Libertarian | Paris | |
| 5 | Jeb Hensarling, * Republican | Dallas |
| Ken Ashby, Libertarian | Dallas | |
| 6 | Ludwig Otto, Democrat | Arlington |
| Joe Barton, * Republican | Ennis | |
| Max W. Koch III, Libertarian | Mansfield | |
| 7 | Michael Skelly, Democrat | Houston |
| John Abney Culberson, * Republican | Houston | |
| Drew Parks, Libertarian | Houston | |
| 8 | Kent Hargett, Democrat | Spring |
| Kevin Brady, * Republican | The Woodlands | |
| Brian Stevens, Libertarian | Montgomery | |
| 9 | Al Green, * Democrat | Houston |
| Brad Walters, Libertarian | Pasadena | |
| 10 | Larry Joe Doherty, Democrat | Austin |
| Michael T. McCaul, * Republican | Austin | |
| Matt Finkel, Libertarian | Austin | |
| 11 | K. Michael Conaway, * Republican | Midland |
| John R. Strohm, Libertarian | Austin | |
| 12 | Tracey Smith, Democrat | Fort Worth |
| Kay Granger, * Republican | Fort Worth | |
| Shiloh Sidney Shambaugh, Libertarian | Fort Worth | |
| 13 | Roger James Waun, Democrat | Wichita Falls |
| Mac Thornberry, * Republican | Clarendon | |
| 14 | Ron Paul, * Republican | Surfside |
| 15 | Rubén Hinojosa, * Democrat | Mercedes |
| Eddie Zamora, Republican | McAllen | |
| Gricha Raether, Libertarian | Cedar Park | |
| 16 | Silvestre Reyes, * Democrat | El Paso |
| Benjamin Eloy “Ben” Mendoza, Independent | El Paso | |
| Mette A. Baker, Libertarian | Dryden | |
| 17 | Chet Edwards, * Democrat | Waco |
| Rob Curnock, Republican | Waco | |
| Gardner C. Osborne, Libertarian | Hillsboro | |
| 18 | Sheila Jackson-Lee, * Democrat | Houston |
| John Faulk, Republican | Houston | |
| Mike Taylor, Libertarian | Houston | |
| 19 | Dwight Fullingim, Democrat | Lubbock |
| Randy Neugebauer, * Republican | Lubbock | |
| Richard “Chip” Peterson, Libertarian | Lubbock | |
| 20 | Charles A. Gonzalez, * Democrat | San Antonio |
| Robert Litoff, Republican | San Antonio | |
| Michael Idrogo, Libertarian | San Antonio | |
| 21 | Lamar Smith, * Republican | San Antonio |
| James Arthur Stohm, Libertarian | Austin | |
| 22 | Nick Lampson, * Democrat | Stafford |
| Pete Olson, Republican | Sugar Land | |
| John Wieder, Libertarian | Alvin | |
| 23 | Ciro D. Rodriguez, * Democrat | San Antonio |
| Lyle Larson, Republican | San Antonio | |
| Lani Connolly, Libertarian | San Antonio | |
| 24 | Tom Love, Democrat | Arlington |
| Kenny Marchant, * Republican | Coppell | |
| David A. Casey, Libertarian | Bedford | |
| 25 | Lloyd Doggett, * Democrat | Austin |
| George L. Morovich, Republican | La Grange | |
| Jim Stutsman, Libertarian | Austin | |
| 26 | Ken Leach, Democrat | Gainesville |
| Michael C. Burgess, * Republican | Lewisville | |
| Stephanie B. Weiss, Libertarian | North Richland Hills | |
| 27 | Solomon P. Ortiz, * Democrat | Corpus Christi |
| William Willie Vaden, Republican | Ingleside | |
| Robert E. Powell, Libertarian | Corpus Christi | |
| 28 | Henry Cuellar, * Democrat | Laredo |
| Jim Fish, Republican | Cibolo | |
| Ross Lynn Leone, Libertarian | Seguin | |
| 29 | Gene Green, * Democrat | Houston |
| Eric Story, Republican | Humble | |
| Joel Grace, Libertarian | League City | |
| 30 | Eddie Bernice Johnson, * Democrat | Dallas |
| Fred Wood, Republican | Dallas | |
| Jarrett Woods, Libertarian | Dallas | |
| 31 | Brian P. Ruiz, Democrat | Hutto |
| John R. Carter, * Republican | Round Rock | |
| Barry N. Cooper, Libertarian | Big Sandy | |
| 32 | Eric Roberson, Democrat | Plano |
| Pete Sessions, * Republican | Dallas | |
| Alex Bischoff, Libertarian | Dallas | |
| Utah | ||
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Morgan Bowen, Democrat | Hyde Park |
| Rob Bishop, * Republican | Brigham City | |
| Joseph Geddes Buchman, Libertarian | Park City | |
| Kirk D. Pearson, Constitution | Lake Point | |
| 2 | Jim Matheson, * Democrat | Salt Lake City |
| Bill Dew, Republican | Sandy | |
| Mathew Arndt, Libertarian | Sandy | |
| Dennis Ray Emery, Constitution | American Fork | |
| 13 | Bennion L. Spencer, Democrat | Riverton |
| Jason Chaffetz, Republican | Alpine | |
| Jim Noorlander, Constitution | Fairview | |
| 1 Chris Cannon* defeated in primary. | ||
| Vermont | ||
For United States Representative At Large | ||
| 13 | Peter Welch, * Democrat | Hartland |
| Mike Bethel, Independent | Bennington | |
| Cris Ericson, Independent | Chester | |
| Thomas James Hermann, Progressive | Barre | |
| Jane Newton, Liberty Union | South Londonderry | |
| Jerry Trudell, Energy Independence | West Charleston | |
| Virginia | ||
For United States Senator 1 | ||
| Mark R. Warner, Democrat | Alexandria | |
| James S. “Jim” Gilmore III, Republican | Alexandria | |
| Glenda Gail Parker, Independent Green | Alexandria | |
| William B. Redpath, Libertarian | Leesburg | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Bill S. Day, Jr., Democrat | Warrenton |
| Robert J. Wittman, * Republican | Montross | |
| Nathan D. Larson, Libertarian | Catlett | |
| 2 | Glenn C. Nye III, Democrat | Virginia Beach |
| Thelma D. Drake, * Republican | Norfolk | |
| 3 | Robert C. “Bobby” Scott, * Democrat | Newport News |
| 4 | Andrea R. Miller, Democrat | Chesterfield |
| J. Randy Forbes, * Republican | Chesapeake | |
| 5 | Tom S. P. Perriello, Democrat | Ivy |
| Virgil H. Goode, Jr., * Republican | Rocky Mount | |
| 6 | S. “Sam” Rasoul, Democrat | Blue Ridge |
| Bob Goodlatte, * Republican | Roanoke | |
| Janice Lee Allen, Independent | Harrisonburg | |
| 7 | Anita Hartke, Democrat | Amissville |
| Eric Cantor, * Republican | Richmond | |
| 8 | James P. Moran, * Democrat | Arlington |
| Mark W. Ellmore, Republican | Alexandria | |
| J. Ron Fisher, Independent Green | Falls Church | |
| 9 | Rick Boucher, * Democrat | Abingdon |
| 10 | Judy M. Feder, Democrat | McLean |
| Frank R. Wolf, * Republican | Vienna | |
| Neeraj C. Nigam, Independent | Sterling | |
| 211 | Gerald E. “Gerry” Connolly, Democrat | Merrifield |
| Keith S. Fimian, Republican | Oakton | |
| Joseph P. Oddo, Independent Green | Springfield | |
| 1 John Warner* not a candidate. 2 Tom Davis* not a candidate. | ||
| Washington | ||
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Jay Inslee, * Democrat | Bainbridge Island |
| Larry Ishmael, Republican | Kirkland | |
| 2 | Rick Larsen, * Democrat | Everett |
| Rick Bart, Republican | Marysville | |
| 3 | Brian Baird, * Democrat | Vancouver |
| Michael Delavar, Republican | Washougal | |
| 4 | George Fearing, Democrat | Richland |
| Doc Hastings, * Republican | Pasco | |
| 5 | Mark Mays, Democrat | Spokane |
| Cathy McMorris Rodgers, * Republican | Deer Lake | |
| 6 | Norman D. Dicks, * Democrat | Belfair |
| Doug Cloud, Republican | Tacoma | |
| 7 | Jim McDermott, * Democrat | Seattle |
| Steve Beren, Republican | Seattle | |
| 8 | Darcy Burner, Democrat | Carnation |
| David G. Reichert, * Republican | Auburn | |
| 9 | Adam Smith, * Democrat | Tacoma |
| James Postma, Republican | Stellacom | |
| West Virginia | ||
For United States Senator | ||
| John D. Rockefeller IV, * Democrat | Charleston | |
| Jay Wolfe, Republican | Salem | |
| John R. “Rick” Bartlett, Write-in | Arthurdale | |
| Chad Shaffer, Write-in | Kenova | |
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Alan B. Mollohan, * Democrat | Fairmont |
| Ted Osgood, Write-in | Rockport | |
| R. J. Smith, Write-in | Dallas | |
| 2 | Anne Barth, Democrat | Charleston |
| Shelley Moore Capito, * Republican | Charleston | |
| Aaron Mills, Write-in | Dunbar | |
| 3 | Nick J. Rahall II, * Democrat | Beckley |
| Marty Gearheart, Republican | Bluefield | |
| Wisconsin | ||
For United States Representative | ||
| 1 | Marge Krupp, Democrat | Pleasant Prairie |
| Paul Ryan, * Republican | Janesville | |
| Joseph Kexel, Libertarian | Kenosha | |
| 2 | Tammy Baldwin, * Democrat | Madison |
| Peter Theron, Republican | Madison | |
| 3 | Ron Kind, * Democrat | La Crosse |
| Paul Stark, Republican | Eau Claire | |
| Kevin Barrett, Libertarian | Lone Rock | |
| 4 | Gwen Moore, * Democrat | Milwaukee |
| Michael D. LaForest, Independent | Milwaukee | |
| 5 | F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr., * Republican | Menomonee Falls |
| Robert R. Raymond, Independent | Shorewood | |
| 6 | Roger A. Kittelson, Democrat | Lomira |
| Thomas E. Petri, * Republican | Fond du Lac | |
| 7 | David R. Obey, * Democrat | Wausau |
| Dan Mielke, Republican | Rudolph | |
| 8 | Steve Kagen, * Democrat | Appleton |
| John Gard, Republican | Suamico | |
| Wyoming | ||
For United States Senator 1 | ||
(For unexpired term ending January 3, 2013) | ||
| Nick Carter, Democrat | Gillette | |
| John Barrasso, * Republican | Casper | |
(For full term beginning January 3, 2009) | ||
| Chris Rothfuss, Democrat | Laramie | |
| Michael B. Enzi, * Republican | Gillette | |
For United States Representative At Large | ||
| 2 | Gary Trauner, Democrat | Wilson |
| Cynthia M. Lummis, Republican | Cheyenne | |
| W. David Herbert, Libertarian | Cody | |
| 1 The special election is for the unexpired term of Craig Thomas, who died June 4, 2007. 2 Barbara Cubin* not a candidate. | ||
| Puerto Rico | ||
For Resident Commissioner 1 | ||
| Jessica Martínez Birriel, Puerto Rican Independence | San Juan | |
| Alfredo Salazar Conde, Popular Democratic Party | San Juan | |
| Pedro Pierluisi Urrutia, New Progressive Party | San Juan | |
| Carlos A. Velázquez López, Puerto Ricans for Puerto Rico | Bayamon | |
| 1 Luis G. Fortuño* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor. | ||
| American Samoa | ||
For Delegate | ||
| Eni F. H. Faleomavaega, * Democrat | Vailoatai | |
| Aumua Amata, Republican | Pago Pago | |
| Rosie F. Tago Lancaster, Independent | Pago Pago | |
| Commonwealth Of The Northern Mariana Islands | ||
For Delegate | ||
| David Mendiola Cing, Democrat | Tinian | |
| Pedro Agulto Tenorio, Republican | Saipan | |
| Felipe Quitugua Atalig, Independent | Saipan | |
| Luis Palacios Crisostimo, Independent | Saipan | |
| John Henry Davis, Jr., Independent | Saipan | |
| John Oliver Delos Reyes Gonzales, Independent | Saipan | |
| Juan Tudela Lizama, Independent | Saipan | |
| Gregorio Kilili Camacho Sablan, Independent | Saipan | |
| Chong Man Won, Independent | Saipan | |
| District Of Columbia | ||
For Delegate | ||
| Eleanor Holmes Norton, * Democrat | District of Columbia | |
| Maude Louise Hills, D.C. Statehood Green | District of Columbia | |
| Guam | ||
For Delegate | ||
| Madeleine Z. Bordallo, * Democrat | Hagatna | |
| Virgin Islands | ||
For Delegate | ||
| Donna M. Christensen, * Democrat | St. Croix | |
