what names do you have?
I am trying to get a list going, two of them i am not sure of yet because its so close
smith in oregon the liberal republican not even moderate, and coleman in minn
but also to close to call just yet. there were others I was keeping track last night but lost my list in my pile of notes
States are latest updates at NPR website
Senate: 4 too close to calls
GEORGIA - Chamblis (R) 49% Martin (D) 46% - By GA law, this margin requires a run-off, which is scheduled for December
MINNESOTA - Coleman (R) 42% Franken (D) 42% - Shows edge out by Coleman, contested by Franken, manual recount TBD
OREGON - Merkley (D) 47% Smith (R) 47% Shows edge to Merkley with two counties still counting
ALASKA - Stevens (R) 48% Begich (D) 46% Actually about a 1.5% (4000 count) edge to Stevens, with another 49000 absentee and early ballots to be counted, and "thousands of questioned ballots."
All four are GOP incumbents.
Of the five seats "lost" by the GOP, three were unsuccessful bids by Republicans to fill the seats of retiring Republican Senators. The losers were
Shaffer in CO,
Pearce in NM &
Gilmore in VA. The other two, Dole of NC & Sununu of NH were both ranked in the Conservative to Moderate Conservative range by American Conservative Union.
So two of the five were incumbents.
In the House (again info from NPR and American Conservative Union):
Republicans lost 19 seats. Many were by incredibly small margins, but still losses. Conflicting reports, but it looks like there are still 3-4 races in a too close to call category. It is unclear whether those are included in the 19, or in addition to. Most of the incumbents losing were rated Very Conservative, Conservative or Moderate Conservative. Two were so far down on the Conservative scale they would definitely qualify as RINO's.
There hasn't been much on this, but there were also four Democrats unseated: Mahoney of FL, Cazayoux of LA, Boyda of KS & Lampson of TX.
All in all, it could have been a lot worse with the Bush-Derangement-Syndrome running rampant these days. I can't speak for the other seats, but one of the seats lost in MI was mine, Walberg. The DNC poured money into the race, while the RNC was reducing support. Walberg was also trying to counter ads that were patently false.