Seats Gained in 2012 State Legislative Elections
Click a state in the above map to display current breakdowns for each state legislature. Information is current as of Wednesday morning.
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Editor's Picks: Top State Blogs
Governing.com Editor Kathy A. Gambrell scours the Web for the best political blogs in the country. These state political blogs are burning up her RSS feeds:
The Lobby: Dubbed the place where "business and politics meet, it is designed to bring additional focus and edge to New Hampshire political and business coverage. Created in a partnership between The Telegraph of Nashua and New Hampshire Business Review,
Times Union's Capital Confidential: Gathers the best coverage of New York politics and puts it all together.
The Tampa Bay Times' The Buzz: Tampa Bay Times writers offer the latest in Florida politics, the Florida legislature and the Scott administration.
Milwaukee-Madison Sentinel Journal's All Politics: A daily dose of politics, news and glimpses behind the scenes.
Rum, Romanism and Rebellion: A pithy look at Arizona politics.
Leavenworth St: Rue de Nebraska politics.
Line Items: The public policy blog of the Maine Center for Economic Policy.
WMUR Political Scoop: New Hampshire news and analysis by WMUR.com's Political Director James Pindell.
Have a blog suggestion for Kathy? E-mail her at kgambrell [at] governing dot com.
| Election Results | |
| New Hampshire
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| Lamontagne | 43% |
| Hassan | 55% |
| 92% of precincts reporting | |
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Montana |
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| Hill | 0% |
| Bullock | 0% |
| Not yet called | |
| North Carolina | |
| McCrory | 55% |
| Dalton |
43% |
| 98% of precincts reporting | |
| Missouri | |
| Nixon | 55% |
| Spence | 42% |
| 93% of precincts reporting | |
| Washington | |
| McKenna | 0% |
| Inslee | 0% |
| Not yet called | |
| Utah | |
| Herbert | 68% |
| Cook | 28% |
| 87% of precincts reporting | |
| North Dakota | |
| Dalyrymple | 63% |
| Taylor | 34% |
| 92% of precincts reporting | |
| West Virginia |
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| Tomblin | 50% |
| Maloney | 46% |
| 92% of precincts reporting | |
| Vermont | |
| Shumlin | 50% |
| Gregg | 46% |
| 89% of precincts reporting | |
| Delaware | |
| Pence | 69% |
| Gregg | 29% |
| 96% of precincts reporting | |
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Analysis
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- 2013-2014 Governor's Races: Who's Potentially Vulnerable?
- In this installment, Louis Jacobson looks at the 10 governors on the hot seat. Plus, why the GOP has the early edge in the balance of power.
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- 2013-2014 Governor's Races: Who's Vulnerable?
- The 2012 election may have just ended, but the contests for governorships are heating up. At least five governors have reason to worry.
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- Instagramming Your Ballot? It Might be a Crime
- Some Americans snapped a photo of their ballot and uploaded it to the social network of their choice. It's a practice that more than 30 states prohibit.
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- Post-2012 Election Ratings Recap
- We told you what we thought would happen, so let's see how we did.
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- Late Calls in Gubernatorial Races Going Democrats' Way
- Less than half the votes have been counted, but both Democratic candidates in Montana and Washington state are leading.
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- A GOP Bright Spot in the 2012 Governors' Races
- With two contests yet to be called, Republicans can celebrate a one-seat gain in North Carolina.
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- What's Next for the Affordable Care Act?
- Obama's reelection means implementation will continue, but much is left to the states.
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- Michigan Kills Controversial Emergency Manager Law
- Voters repealed a unique law that gave state-appointed officials unprecedented power in struggling cities and school districts. But the debate is far from settled.
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- Maryland Supports DREAM Act, Oklahoma Bans Affirmative Action
- Maryland is one of 11 states to have passed some version of the DREAM Act.
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