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South  Carolina

President

Jeb Bush/Tim Pawlenty (R) 51%
Barack Obama/Kathleen Sebelius (D) 47%
Rand Paul/Bob Barr (L) 1.3%
Matt Gonzalez/Jill Stein (G) 0.7%

First Congressional District

Tim Scott (R) 50.6%
Wendell Gillard (D) 46.5%
Keith Blandford (L) 2.9%

Second Congressional District

Joe Wilson (R) 77%
John Cobin (L) 23%

Third Congressional District

Gresham Barrett (R) 61%
Cason Gaither (D) 39%

Fourth Congressional District (Bob Inglis defeated in primary)

Trey Gowdy (R) 60%
Jimmy Tobias (D) 38%
Jeff Sumerel (G) 2%

Fifth Congressional District

Mick Mulvaney (R) 59%
Archie Parnell (D) 39%
Dave Edwards (Constitution) 2%

Sixth Congressional District

Jim Clyburn (D) 82%
Nammu Muhammad (G) 18%

Seventh Congressional District

Andre Bauer (R) 50.79%
Ted Vick (D) 49.21%

D+4

Delaware

President

Barack Obama/Kathleen Sebelius (D) 57%
Jeb Bush/Tim Pawlenty (R) 38%
Matthew Gonzalez/Jill Stein (G) 3%
Rand Paul/Bob Barr (L) 2%

Governor (Matthew Denn defeated in primary)

John Carney (D) 63%
Jeff Cragg (R) 34%
Mark Perri (G) 2%
Jesse McVay (L) 1%

Senate

Tom Carper (D) 66%
Kevin Wade (R) 25%
Alex Pires (Independent Party) 5%
Andrew Groff (G,L) 4%

At-Large Congressional District

Jack Markell (D) 66%
Tom Kovach (R) 31%
Scott Gesty (L, Independent Party) 1.8%
Bernie August (G) 1.2%

Maine

President

Barack Obama/Kathleen Sebelius (D) 56%
Jeb Bush/Tim Pawlenty (R) 40%
Rand Paul/Bob Barr (L) 2.8%
Matt Gonzalez/Jill Stein (G) 1.2%

Senate

Angus King (I) 40%
Olympia Snowe (R) 34%
Troy Dale Jackson (D) 26%

I+1/R-2 Angus King is expected to caucus with the Democrats

First Congressional District

Chellie Pingree (D) 55%
Jon Courtney (R) 45%

Second Congressional District

Mike Michaud (D) 51%
Kevin Raye (R) 49%

West Virginia

President

Jeb Bush/Tim Pawlenty (R) 60%
Barack Obama/Kathleen Sebelius (D) 31%
Rand Paul/Bob Barr (L) 7%
Matt Gonzalez/Jill Stein (G) 2%

Governor (Joe Manchin term-limited)

Clark Barnes (R) 53%
Earl Ray Tomblin (D) 41%
Jesse Johnson (Mountain) 4%
David Moran (L) 2%

D/R+0

Senate

Shelly Moore Capito (R) 64%
Andy McKenzie (D) 30%
Bob Henry Baber (Mountain) 6%

First Congressional District

David McKinley (R) 59%
Tim Manchin (D) 41%

Second Congressional District

Ruth Rowan (R) 61%
Amy Shuler Goodwin (D) 39%

Third Congressional District

Daryl Cowles (R) 50.55%
Kevin Craig (D) 49.45%

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Alabama

President

Jeb Bush/Tim Pawlenty (R) 57%
Barack Obama/Kathleen Sebelius (D) 39%
Rand Paul/Bob Barr (L) 3%
Matt Gonzalez/Jill Stein (G) 1%

First Congressional District

Jo Bonner (R) 58%
Sam Jones (D) 42%

Second Congressional District

Martha Roby (R) 60%
Therese Ford (D) 40%

Third Congressional District

Mike Rogers (R) 64%
John Andrew Harris (D) 36%

Fourth Congressional District

Robert Aderholt (R) 65%
Daniel Boman (D) 35%

Fifth Congressional District

Mo Brooks (R) 62%
Charlie Holley (D) 38%

Sixth Congressional District (Spencer Bachus defeated in primary)

Scott Beason (R) 62%
Penny Bailey (D) 38%

Seventh Congressional District

Terri Sewell (D) 85%
Phillip Norris (R) 15%

Rhode Island

President

Barack Obama/Kathleen Sebelius (D) 55%
Jeb Bush/Tim Pawlenty (R) 37%
Rand Paul/Bob Barr (L) 4%
Matt Gonzalez/Jill Stein (G) 4%

Senate

Sheldon Whitehouse (D) 61%
Donald Carceri (R) 39%

First Congressional District

David Cicilline (D) 60%
Brendan Doherty (R) 35%
David Vogel (I) 5%

Second Congressional District

James Langevin (D) 52%
Scott Avedisian (R) 43%
Abel Collins (I) 5%

Hawaii

President

Barack Obama/Kathleen Sebelius (D) 84%
Jeb Bush/Tim Pawlenty (R) 13%
Matt Gonzalez/Jill Stein (G) 2.8%
Rand Paul/Bob Barr (L) 0.2%

Senate (Daniel Akaka retiring)

Tulsi Gabbard (D) 64%
Charles Djou (R) 36%

First Congressional District

Colleen Hanabusa (D) 61%
John Giuffre (R) 39%

Second Congressional District (Tulsi Gabbard running for Senate)

Donna Mercado Kim (D) 70%
Kawika Crowley (R) 30%

Alaska

President

Jeb Bush/Tim Pawlenty (R) 41%
Barack Obama/Kathleen Sebelius (D) 35%
Rand Paul/Bob Barr (L) 22%
Matt Gonzalez/Jill Stein (G)

At-Large Congressional District

Talis Colburg (R) 46%
Sharon Cissna (D) 43%
Jim McDermott (L) 11%

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Montana

President

Jeb Bush/Tim Pawlenty (R) 50%
Barack Obama/Kathleen Sebelius (D) 43%
Rand Paul/Bob Barr (L) 5%
Matt Gonzalez/Jill Stein (G) 2%

Governor (Brian Schweitzer term-limited)

Rick Hill (R) 49%
Mike Cooney (D) 46%
Ron Vanevender (L) 5%

R+1

Senate-Special

Steve Bullock (D) 50%
Greg Gianforte (R) 41%
Stan Jones (L) 9%

Senate

Jon Tester (D) 49%
Denny Rehberg (R) 44%
Dan Cox (L) 7%

At-Large Congressional District (Denny Rehberg running for Senate)

Brian Schweitzer (D) 45%
Steve Daines (R) 44.85%
David Kaiser (L) 10.15%

D+5

Massachusetts

President

Barack Obama/Kathleen Sebelius (D) 66%
Jeb Bush/Tim Pawlenty (R) 25%
Matt Gonzalez/Jill Stein (G) 3%
Rand Paul/Bob Barr (L) 1%

Senate

Elizabeth Warren (D) 55%
Mitt Romney (R) 45%

First Congressional District (John Olver retiring)

Richard Neal (D) 74%
Nicholas Boldyga (R) 26%

Second Congressional District (Richard Neal redistricted into the First District)

Jim McGovern (D) 91%
Tom Wesley (R) 9%

Third Congressional District (Jim McGovern redistricted into the Third District)

Nikki Tsongas (D) 64%
Jon Golnik (R) 36%

Fourth Congressional District (Barney Frank retiring)

Joseph Kennedy III (D) 59%
Sean Bielat (R) 39%
David Rosa (I) 2%

Fifth Congressional District (Nikki Tsongas redistricted to the Third Congressional District)

Ed Markey (D) 80%
Tom Tierney (R) 20%

Sixth Congressional District (John Tierney retiring)

Seth Moulton (D) 58%
Bill Hudak (R) 39%
Daniel Fishman (L) 3%

Seventh Congressional District (Michael Capuano defeated in primary)

Ayanna Pressley (D) 86%
Karla Romero (I) 14%

Eighth Congressional District (Patricia Jehlen retiring)

Marty Walsh (D) 61%
Joe Selvaggi (R) 39%

Ninth Congressional District

William Keating (D) 55%
Vinny deMacedo (R) 44%
Daniel Botehlo (I) 1%

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Illinois

President

Barack Obama/Kathleen Sebelius (D) 65%
Jeb Bush/Tim Pawlenty (R) 30%
Matt Gonzalez/Jill Stein (G) 4%
Rand Paul/Bob Barr (L) 1%

First Congressional District

Bobby Rush (D) 72%
Donald Peloquin (R) 28%

Second Congressional District (Fredrenna Lyle ran for Cook County State's Attorney)

Debbie Halvorson (D) 59%
Brian Woodworth (R) 35%
Marcus Lewis (I) 5%

Third Congressional District

Toni Preckwinkle (D) 66%
Arthur Jones (R) 34%

Fourth Congressional District

Luis Gutierrez (D) 75%
Hector Concepcion (R) 24.96%
Ymelda Viramontes (I) 0.04%

Fifth Congressional District

Mike Quigley (D) 67%
Dan Schmitt (R) 30%
Nancy Wade (G) 3%

Sixth Congressional District

Peter Roskam (R) 53%
Michael Cabonargi (D) 47%

Seventh Congressional District

Danny Davis (D) 84%
Rita Zak (R) 15%
John Monaghan (I) 1%

Eighth Congressional District

Melissa Bean (D) 52%
Angelo Saviano (R) 48%

Ninth Congressional District

Jan Schakowsky (D) 65%
Timothy Wolfe (R) 35%

Tenth Congressional District

Dan Seals (D) 57%
Bob Dold (R) 43%

Eleventh Congressional District (Adam Kinzinger redistricted to the Sixteenth District)

Bill Foster (D) 54%
Judy Biggert (R) 46%

D+6

Twelfth Congressional District (Jerry Costello retiring)

Jason Plummer (R) 48%
William Enyart (D) 46%
Paula Bradshaw (G) 6%

D+5

Thirteenth Congressional District (Tim Johnson retiring)

David Gill (D) 49%
Erika Harold (R) 47%
John Hartman (I) 4%

D+6

Fourteenth Congressional District (Bill Foster redistricted to the Eleventh District)

Randy Hultgren (R) 57%
Dennis Anderson (D) 43%

D+5

Fifteenth Congressional District

John Shimkus (R) 67%
Angela Michael (D) 33%

Sixteenth Congressional District (Don Manzullo defeated in primary)

Adam Kinzinger (R) 75%
Wanda Rohl (D) 25%

Seventeenth Congressional District (Phil Hare retiring)

Cheri Bustos (D) 55%
Pamela Althoff (R) 39%
Calvin Skinner (L) 6%

Eighteenth Congressional District

Aaron Schock (R) 63%
Matthew Woodmancy (D) 37%