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 Candidate
| Alabama |
| Governor Republican - state Representative Robert J. Bentley Democratic - Agriculture and Industry Commissioner Ron Sparks |
| House CD 5 Republican - Madison County Commissioner Morris J. "Mo" Brooks, Jr. Democratic - Stephen Walker "Steve" Raby |
| House CD 7 Democratic - Terrycina Andrea "Terri" Sewell Republican - Donald Norwood "Don" Chamberlain |
| Arizona |
| House CD 3 Republican - Ben Quayle Democratic - Jon Hulburd Libertarian - Michael L. Shoen Green - Leonard A. Clark Write-in; (Libertarian) - Clay Adair |
| Arkansas |
| House CD 1 Republican - Eric Alan "Rick" Crawford Democratic - Chad Causey Green - Ken Adler |
| House CD 2 Republican - John Timothy "Tim" Griffin Democratic - state Senator Joyce Ann Elliott Independent - Lance Levi Green - Lewis Kennedy |
| House CD 3 Republican - Rogers Mayor Stephen A. "Steve" Womack Democratic - David Jeffrey Whitaker |
| California |
| Governor Democratic - Attorney General and former Governor Edmund G. "Jerry" Brown, Jr. Republican - Margaret C. "Meg" Whitman American Independent - Chelene H. Nightingale Libertarian - Dale F. Ogden Green - Laura Wells Peace And Freedom - Carlos Alvarez Write-in; (Socialist Workers Party) - Lea Sherman Write-in; (Democratic) - Nadia B. Smalley Write-in; (Democratic) - Steven Paul "Steve" Mozena |
| House CD 19 Republican - state senator Jeff Denham Democratic - Loraine Goodwin (Democratic); Write-in - Les Marsden |
| House CD 33 Democratic - Assembly Member Karen Bass Republican - James L. Andion (Democratic); Write-in - Mervin Leon Evans Write-in; (Republican) - Luis Montoya |
| Colorado |
| Governor Democratic - Denver Mayor John W. Hickenlooper (Republican); American Constitution - former Congressman Thomas G. "Tom" Tancredo Republican - Daniel Benjamin "Dan" Maes Libertarian - Jaimes Brown Unaffiliated - Jason R. Clark Unaffiliated - Paul Noel Fiorino (Unaffiliated); Write-in - Holly Cremeens Write-in; (Democratic) - Willie Travis Chambers |
| Connecticut |
| Senate Class 3 Democratic; Working Families - state Attorney General Richard Blumenthal Republican - Linda E. McMahon Independent; (Democratic) - Warren Bruce Mosler Connecticut For Lieberman - John Mertens Write-in; (Green) - Jeff Russell Write-in; (Libertarian) - Carl E. Vassar |
| Governor Democratic; Working Families - former Mayor of the City of Stamford Dannel P. "Dan" Malloy Republican - former Ambassador to Ireland Thomas C. "Tom" Foley Independent Party of Connecticut; (Republican) - Chester First Selectman Thomas E. "Tom" Marsh |
| Delaware |
| Senate Class 2 Democratic - New Castle County Executive Christopher A. "Chris" Coons Republican - Christine O'Donnell Independent Party Of Delaware - Glenn A. Miller Libertarian - James W. "Jim" Rash |
| House At-Large Democratic - former Lieutenant Governor John Charles Carney, Jr. Republican - Glen Urquhart (Constitution); Independent Party Of Delaware - Earl R. Lofland (Republican); Libertarian - Brent A. Wangen Blue Enigma Party - Jeffrey "Jeff" Brown |
| Florida |
| Senate Class 3 Republican - state Representative Marco Rubio No Party Affiliation; (Republican) - Governor Charlie Crist Democratic - Congressman Kendrick B. Meek (Florida Whig); Libertarian - Alexander Andrew "Alex" Snitker No Party Affiliation - Sue Askeland No Party Affiliation - Rick Tyler (Republican); Constitution - Bernard F. "Bernie" DeCastro No Party Affiliation - Lewis Jerome Armstrong No Party Affiliation - Bobbie Bean No Party Affiliation - Bruce Ray Riggs Write-in; (Republican) - Belinda Gail Quarterman-Noah Write-in; (Republican) - Howard W. Knepper |
| Governor Republican - Richard L. "Rick" Scott Democratic - Chief Financial Officer Adelaide Alexander "Alex" Sink Independence - Peter L. Allen No Party Affiliation - C.C. Reed (Democratic); No Party Affiliation - Michael E. Arth No Party Affiliation - Daniel J. Imperato (Democratic); No Party Affiliation - Farid A. Khavari (Democratic); Write-in - Josue Larose |
| House CD 5 Republican - Hernando County Sheriff Richard B. "Rich" Nugent Democratic - James John "Jim" Piccillo |
| House CD 12 Republican - former state Representative Dennis Alan Ross Democratic - Polk County Supervisor of Elections Lori Edwards (Republican); Tea - Polk County Commissioner Randy Wilkinson |
| House CD 17 Democratic - state Senator Frederica S. Wilson (Democratic); No Party Affiliation - Roderick D. Vereen |
| House CD 25 Republican - state Representative David Rivera Democratic - Jose Antonio "Joe" Garcia Tea; (Democratic) - Jose Rolanndo "Roly" Arrojo Florida Whig - Craig Porter |
| Georgia |
| Governor Republican - former Congressman Nathan Deal Democratic - former Governor Roy E. Barnes Libertarian - John H. Monds Write-in; (Socialist Workers Party) - Jacob Perasso |
| House CD 7 Republican - Rob Woodall Democratic - Douglas Scott "Doug" Heckman |
| Hawaii |
| Governor Democratic - former Congressman Neil Abercrombie Republican - Lieutenant Governor James R. "Duke" Aiona, Jr. Free Energy - Daniel H. Cunningham Nonpartisan - Thomas W. "Tom" Pollard |
| Illinois |
| Senate Class 3 Republican - Congressman Mark Steven Kirk Democratic - Treasurer Alexander "Alexi" Giannoulias Green - LeAlan Marvin Jones Libertarian - Michael J. "Mike" Labno Write-in; (Republican) - Robert Lawerence Zadek (Democratic); (Independent); Write-in - Willie "Will" Eugene Boyd, Jr. Write-in; (Democratic) - Corey Dabney (Republican); Write-in - Susanne Atanus Write-in; (Independent) - Shon-Tiyon "Santiago" Horton (Democratic); Write-in - Stan Jagla Write-in; (Socialist Workers Party) - Alyson Kennedy |
| House CD 10 Republican - Robert James "Bob" Dold, Jr. Democratic - Daniel Joseph "Dan" Seals |
| Indiana |
| Senate Class 3 Republican - former Senator Daniel Ray "Dan" Coats Democratic - Congressman Brad Ellsworth Libertarian - Rebecca Sink-Burris |
| House CD 3 Republican - state Senator Marlin A. Stutzman Democratic - Thomas Eldon "Tom" Hayhurst Libertarian - Scott Wise |
| House CD 4 Republican - Secretary of State Theodore Edward "Todd" Rokita Democratic - David Auram Sanders Libertarian - John Duncan |
| House CD 8 Republican - Larry D. Bucshon Democratic - state Representative William Trent "Trent " Van Haaften Libertarian - John Wayne Cunningham |
| Kansas |
| Senate Class 3 Republican - Congressman Jerry Moran Democratic - Lisa Johnston Libertarian - Michael William "Mike" Dann Reform - Joseph K. "Joe" Bellis, III |
| Governor Republican - U.S. Senator Samuel D. "Sam" Brownback Democratic - state Senator Tom Holland Libertarian - Andrew P. Gray Reform - Kenneth W. "Ken" Cannon |
| House CD 1 Republican - state Senator Timothy A. "Tim" Huelskamp Democratic - former Salina Mayor Alan Jilka Libertarian - Jack Warner |
| House CD 3 Republican - state Representative Kevin W. Yoder Democratic - Stephene Ann Moore Libertarian - Jasmin Talbert |
| House CD 4 Republican - Michael Richard "Mike" Pompeo Democratic - state Representative Raj Goyle Reform - Susan G. Ducey Libertarian - Shawn Smith |
| Kentucky |
| Senate Class 3 Republican - Rand Paul Democratic - Attorney General John William "Jack" Conway |
| Louisiana |
| House CD 3 Republican - Jeffrey M. "Jeff" Landry Democratic - Ravi Sangisetty |
| Maine |
| Governor Republican - Waterville Mayor Paul R. LePage Independent; (Democratic) - Eliot R. Cutler Democratic - state Senator Elizabeth H. "Libby" Mitchell Independent - Shawn H. Moody Independent - Kevin L. Scott (Independent); Write-in - John Jenkins (Independent); Write-in - Beverly Cooper-Pete Write-in; (Republican); (Unenrolled) - J. Martin "Marty" Vachon (Independent); Write-in - Samuel A. "Samme" "Sam" Bailey Write-in; (Independent) - Edwin S. Braley |
| Massachusetts |
| Senate Class 1 Republican - state Senator Scott P. Brown Democratic - Attorney General Martha Coakley (Boston Tea); (Libertarian); Independent - Joseph L. "Joe" Kennedy |
| House CD 10 Democratic - Norfolk County District Attorney William R. "Bill" Keating Republican - state Representative Jeffrey Davis "Jeff" Perry Independent; (Democratic) - former state Representative Maryanne Lewis Independent; (Democratic) - former Quincy Mayor James Andrew "Jim" Sheets Independent - Joe van Nes |
| Michigan |
| Governor Republican - Rick Snyder Democratic - Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero Libertarian - Kenneth "Ken" Proctor U.S. Taxpayers - Stacey Mathia Green - Harley G. Mikkelson |
| House CD 1 Republican - Daniel J. "Dan" Benishek Democratic - state Representative Gary J. McDowell No Party Affiliation - Glenn A. Wilson U.S. Taxpayers - Patrick "Pat" Lambert Libertarian - Keith Shelton Green - Ellis Boal |
| House CD 2 Republican - William P. "Bill" Huizenga Democratic - Freddie Lee "Fred" Johnson, III Libertarian - Joseph "Jay" Gillotte U.S. Taxpayers - Ronald E. Graeser Green - Lloyd Clarke |
| House CD 3 Republican - state Representative Justin Amash Democratic - Patrick A. "Pat" Miles, Jr. Libertarian - James Matthew Rogers U.S. Taxpayers - Theodore Brooks "Ted" Gerrard Green - Charlie Shick |
| House CD 13 Democratic - state Senator Hansen Clarke Republican - John Raymond Hauler Green - George Corsetti No Party Affiliation - Duane Montgomery Libertarian - Heidi Soosha Peterson |
| Minnesota |
| Governor Democratic-Farmer Labor - former Senator Mark Dayton Republican - state Representative Tom Emmer Independence - Tom Horner Independent - Thomas Christopher "Chris" Wright Green - Farheen Hakeem Independent; (Green) - Ken Pentel Independent - Linda S. Eno Write-in; (Socialist Workers Party) - Diana Newberry |
| Missouri |
| Senate Class 3 Republican - Congressman Roy Blunt Democratic - Secretary of State Robin Carnahan Libertarian - Jonathan Dine Constitution - Jerry Garth Beck Write-in; (Republican) - Mark Stephen Memoly |
| House CD 7 Republican; (Right to Life) - Billy Long Democratic - Scott Eckersley Libertarian - Kevin Craig (Progressive); Write-in; (Green) - Nicholas Ivan Ladendorf |
| Nevada |
| Governor Republican - Brian E. Sandoval Democratic - Clark County Commissioner Rory Reid Independent - Eugene "Gino" DiSimone Independent American - Floyd Fitzgibbons Libertarian - Arthur Forest "Art" Lampitt, Jr. Green - David Scott Curtis Independent - Aaron Yehuda Honig |
| New Hampshire |
| Senate Class 3 Republican - former Attorney General Kelly A. Ayotte Democratic - Congressman Paul W. Hodes Independent - Chris Booth Libertarian - Kenneth E. "Ken" Blevens |
| House CD 2 Republican - former Congressman Charles F. "Charlie" Bass Democratic - Ann McLane Kuster Independent - Timothy "Tim" vanBlommesteyn Libertarian - Howard L. Wilson |
| New Mexico |
| Governor Republican - Doña Ana County Third Judicial District Attorney Susana Martinez Democratic - Lieutenant Governor Diane D. Denish Write-in; (Republican) - Kenneth A. Gomez Write-in; (Democratic) - Billy J. Driggs |
| New York |
| Governor Independence; Democratic; Working Families - Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo Taxpayer; Conservative; Republican - Carl P. Paladino Green; (Socialist Party USA) - Howie Hawkins Libertarian - Warren Redlich Rent is 2 Damn High - Jimmy McMillan Freedom - New York City Council Member Charles Barron Anti-Prohibition - Kristin M. Davis (Socialist Workers Party); Write-in - Dan Fein |
| House CD 29 Independence; Republican; Conservative - Corning Mayor Thomas W. "Tom" Reed, II Democratic; Working Families - Matthew C. "Matt" Zeller Write-in; (Republican) - Angelo Campini (Republican); Write-in - Janice A. Volk |
| North Dakota |
| Senate Class 3 Republican - Governor John Hoeven Democratic-Nonpartisan League - state Senator Tracy Arlen Potter Libertarian - Keith J. Hanson |
| Ohio |
| Senate Class 3 Republican - former Congressman Robert Jones "Rob" Portman Democratic - Lieutenant Governor Lee Irwin Fisher Constitution - Eric William Deaton Independent - Michael L. Pryce Socialist Party USA - Daniel H. "Dan" La Botz |
| Oklahoma |
| Governor Republican - Congressman Mary C. Fallin Democratic - Lieutenant Governor Jari Askins |
| House CD 5 Republican - James Lankford Democratic - Billy Coyle (Libertarian); Independent - Clark Duffe Independent - Dave John White |
| Oregon |
| Governor Democratic; Independent Party of Oregon - former Oregon Governor John A. Kitzhaber Republican - Chris Dudley Constitution - Gregory E. "Greg" Kord Libertarian - Wes W. Wagner Write-in; (Independent Party of Oregon) - Richard Esterman |
| Pennsylvania |
| Senate Class 3 Republican - former Congressman Patrick Joseph "Pat" Toomey Democratic - Congressman Joseph A. "Joe" Sestak, Jr. (Socialist Workers Party); Write-in - Osborne Hart Write-in; (Libertarian) - Douglas M. "Doug" Jamison Write-in; (Constitution) - Donald John (Green); Write-in - Melvin Joseph "Mel" Packer |
| Governor Republican - Attorney General Tom Corbett Democratic - Allegheny County Executive Dan Onorato Write-in; (Constitution) - John Krupa (Socialist Workers Party); Write-in - Brian Nevins Write-in; (Libertarian) - Marakay Rogers |
| House CD 7 Republican - former United States Attorney Patrick L. "Pat" Meehan Democratic - state Representative Bryan Roy Lentz Independent - James D. "Jim" Schneller |
| Rhode Island |
| Governor Independent - former Senator Lincoln Davenport "Linc" Chafee Republican - John F. Robitaille Democratic - General Treasurer Frank T. Caprio Moderate - Kenneth J. "Ken" Block Independent - Joseph M. "Joe" Lusi Independent - Todd Giroux Independent - Ronald Algieri |
| House CD 1 Democratic - Providence Mayor David N. Cicilline Republican - state Representative John J. Loughlin, II Independent - Kenneth A. "Ken" Capalbo Independent - Gregory Raposa |
| South Carolina |
| Governor Republican - state Representative Nikki Randhawa Haley Democratic - state Senator Vincent A. Sheheen Green; United Citizens - Morgan Bruce Reeves |
| House CD 1 Republican - state Representative Timothy E. "Tim" Scott Democratic - Benjamin "Ben" Frasier, Jr. Working Families - Robert E. "Rob" Groce (Democratic); Green - Robert Dobbs Libertarian - Keith Blandford Independence - Jimmy Wood United Citizens - Milton Elmer "Mac" McCullough, Jr. |
| House CD 3 Republican - state Representative Jeff D. Duncan Democratic; Working Families - Jane Ballard Dyer Constitution - John Dalen |
| House CD 4 Republican - 7th Circuit Solicitor Harold W. "Trey" Gowdy, III Democratic - Paul Henry Corden Constitution - David Michael "Dave" Edwards (Republican); Libertarian - Richard "Rick" Mahler Green - C. Faye Walters |
| South Dakota |
| Governor Republican - Lieutenant Governor Dennis M. Daugaard Democratic - state Senator Scott N. Heidepriem |
| Tennessee |
| Governor Republican - Knoxvillle Mayor William "Bill" Haslam Democratic - Mike McWherter Independent - Carl "Two Feathers" Whitaker Independent - Brandon Dodds Independent - Bayron E. Binkley, Jr., Independent; (Prohibition Party) - June Griffin Independent - Linda Kay Perry Independent; (Green) - Howard M. Switzer Independent - Samuel David Duck Independent - Thomas Smith, II Independent - Toni K. Hall Independent - David Gatchell Independent - Boyce T. McCall, Sr. Independent - James Reesor Independent - Mike Knois Independent - Donald Ray McFolin Write-in; (Republican) - Basil Marceaux, Sr. |
| House CD 3 Republican - Charles J. "Chuck" Fleischmann Democratic - John Wolfe, Jr. Independent - Savas T. Kyriakidis (Republican); Independent - Mark DeVol Independent - Donald "Don" Barkman Independent - Gregory C. "Greg" Goodwin Independent - Robert Humphries Independent; (Libertarian) - Morris F. "Mo" Kiah |
| House CD 6 Republican - state Senator Diane Lynn Black Democratic - Brett Ryan Carter Independent - Jim Boyd Independent - David Purcell Independent - Tommy N. Hay Independent - Brandon Eric Gore Independent - Stephen R. Sprague |
| House CD 8 Republican - Stephen Lee "Steve" Fincher Democratic - state Senator Roy Brasfield Herron (Republican); Independent - Donn Janes Independent - Mark Jeffery Rawles (Republican); Write-in - James Hart |
| Utah |
| Senate Class 3 Republican - Mike Lee Democratic - former Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission Chairman Samuel Frank "Sam" Granato Constitution - Scott N. Bradley Write-in; (Libertarian) - Brian E. Kamerath (Democratic); Write-in - Cody Robert Judy |
| Vermont |
| Governor Democratic; Working Families - state Senator Peter Shumlin Republican - Lieutenant Governor Brian E. Dubie Independent - Dennis P. Steele Marijuana - Cris Ericson Independent - Daniel "Dan" Feliciano Independent - Em Peyton Liberty Union; (Socialist Party USA) - Ben Mitchell |
| Washington |
| House CD 3 Republican - state Representative Jaime Lynn Herrera Beutler Democratic - former state Representative Dennis "Denny" Heck |
| West Virginia |
| House CD 1 Republican - former state Delegate David B. McKinley Democratic - state Senator Michael Angelo "Mike" Oliverio, II |
| Wisconsin |
| Governor Republican - Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker Democratic - Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett Independent - James Dean "Jim" Langer Independent - James James Libertarian - (no candidate) Write-in; (Independent) - Patricia Messicci (Independent); Write-in - Hariprasad "Hari" Trivedi |
| House CD 7 Republican - Ashland County District Attorney Sean P. Duffy Democratic - state Senator Julie M. Lassa Independent - Gary Kauther |
| Wyoming |
| Governor Republican - Matt Mead Democratic - Leslie Petersen (Constitution); Write-in; (Independent) - Taylor Haynes Libertarian - Mike Wheeler |
| Tally | |||
| Office | Total | ||
| Governor | 24 | ||
| Congressman | 42 | ||
| Senator | 14 | ||
| Totals | 80 | ||
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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