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[edit] Alabama

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	2006 Result
1	Jo Bonner	Republican	2002	Running	Jo Bonner style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Vivian Beckerle style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
2	Terry Everett	Republican	1992	Running	Terry Everett style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Chuck James style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
3	Mike D. Rogers	Republican	2002	Running	Mike D. Rogers style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Greg Pierce style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Mark Layfield (Ind)
4	Robert Aderholt	Republican	1996	Running	Robert Aderholt style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Barbara Bobo style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
5	Robert Cramer	Democrat	1990	Running	Robert Cramer style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
6	Spencer Bachus	Republican	1992	Running	Spencer Bachus style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Warren Grayson (Ind)
7	Artur Davis	Democrat	2002	Running	Artur Davis style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed

[edit] Alaska

See also: Alaska Primary election, 2006

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	2006 Result
At Large	Don Young	Republican	1973	Running	Don Young style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Diane Benson style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Todd Hyde style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Ray Metcalfe style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Frank Vondersaar style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D

[edit] Arizona

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Result
1	Rick Renzi	Republican	2002	Running	Rick Renzi style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Mike Caccioppoli style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Bob Donahue style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Susan Friedman style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Vic McKerlie style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Ellen Simon style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D David Schlosser There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
2	Trent Franks	Republican	2002	Running	Trent Franks style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Suchindran Chatterjee style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Gene Scharer style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D John Thrasher style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Powell Gammill There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm. William Crum (Ind)
3	John Shadegg	Republican	1994	Running	John Shadegg style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Don Chilton style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Herb Paine style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Mark Yannone There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
4	Ed Pastor	Democrat	1990	Running	Ed Pastor style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Don Karg style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
5	J. D. Hayworth	Republican	1994	Running	J. D. Hayworth style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Harry Mitchell style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Warren Severin There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
6	Jeff Flake	Republican	2000	Running	Jeff Flake style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
7	Raul Grijalva	Democrat	2002	Running	Raul Grijalva style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Ron Drake style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Joseph Sweeney style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Ken Woodford There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
8	Jim Kolbe	Republican	1984	Retiring	Frank Antenori style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Randy Graf style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Mike Hellon style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Steve Huffman style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Mike Jenkins style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Bill Johnson style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Gabrielle Giffords style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Jeff Latas style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Alex Rodriguez style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Patty Weiss style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D David Nolan There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.

[edit] Arkansas

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Result
1	Marion Berry	Democrat	1996	Running	Marion Berry style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Mickey Stumbaugh style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
2	Vic Snyder	Democrat	1996	Running	Vic Snyder style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Andy Mayberry style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
3	John Boozman	Republican	2000	Running	John Boozman style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Woodrow Anderson style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
4	Mike Ross	Democrat	2000	Running	Mike Ross style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Joe Ross style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R

[edit] California

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Result
1	Mike Thompson	Democrat	1998	Running	Mike Thompson style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D John Jones style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
2	Wally Herger	Republican	1988	Running	Wally Herger style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Arjinderpal Sekhon style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
3	Dan Lungren	Republican	1998	Running	Dan Lungren style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Bill Durston style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D D.A. Tuma There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
4	John Doolittle	Republican	1990	Running	John Doolittle style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Charles Brown style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
5	Doris Matsui	Democrat	2005	Running	Doris Matsui style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D X. Claire Yan style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jeff Kravitz Template:Grn John Reiger (PFP)
6	Lynn Woolsey	Democrat	1992	Running	Lynn Woolsey style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Tood Hopper style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
7	George Miller	Democrat	1974	Running	George Miller style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Camden McConnell There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
8	Nancy Pelosi	Democrat	1986	Running	Nancy Pelosi style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Mike DeNunzio style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Krissy Keefer Template:Grn
9	Barbara Lee	Democrat	1998	Running	Barbara Lee style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D John denDulk style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R James Eyer There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
10	Ellen Tauscher	Democrat	1996	Running	Ellen Tauscher style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D) Darcy Linn style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
11	Richard Pombo	Republican	1992	Running	Richard Pombo style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jerry McNerney style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
12	Tom Lantos	Democrat	1980	Running	Tom Lantos style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Michael Moloney style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
13	Pete Stark	Democrat	1972	Running	Pete Stark style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D George Bruno style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
14	Anna Eshoo	Democrat	1992	Running	Anna Eshoo style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Rod Smith style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
15	Mike Honda	Democrat	2000	Running	Mike Honda style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Raymond Chukwu style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
16	Zoe Lofgren	Democrat	1994	Running	Zoe Lofgren style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Charel Winston style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
17	Sam Farr	Democrat	1992	Running	Sam Farr style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Anthony DeMaio style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
18	Dennis Cardoza	Democrat	2002	Running	Dennis Cardoza style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D John Kanno style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
19	George Radanovich	Republican	1996	Running	George Radanovich style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R T.J. Cox style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
20	Jim Costa	Democrat	1990	Running	Jim Costa style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
21	Devin Nunes	Republican	2000	Running	Devin Nunes style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Steven Haze style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
22	Bill Thomas	Republican	1978	Retiring	Kevin McCarthy style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Sharon Beery style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
23	Lois Capps	Democrat	1998	Running	Lois Capps style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Victor Tognazzini style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
24	Elton Gallegly	Republican	1986	Running	Elton Gallegly style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jill Martinez style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
25	Howard McKeon	Republican	1992	Running	Howard McKeon style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Robert Rodriguez style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
26	David Dreier	Republican	1980	Running	David Dreier style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Cynthia Matthews style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
27	Brad Sherman	Democrat	1996	Running	Brad Sherman style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Peter Hankwitz style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
28	Howard Berman	Democrat	1982	Running	Howard Berman style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Stanley Kesselman style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Kelley Ross There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
29	Adam Schiff	Democrat	2000	Running	Adam Schiff style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Bill Bodell style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Bill Paparian Template:Grn Lydia Llamas There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
30	Henry Waxman	Democrat	1974	Running	Henry Waxman style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D David Jones style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
31	Xavier Becerra	Democrat	1992	Running	Xavier Becerra style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
32	Hilda Solis	Democrat	2000	Running	Hilda Solis style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Leland Faegre There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
33	Diane Watson	Democrat	2001	Running	Diane Watson style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
34	Lucille Roybal-Allard	Democrat	1992	Running	Lucille Roybal-Allard style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Wayne Miller style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
35	Maxine Waters	Democrat	1990	Running	Maxine Waters style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Gordon Mego (AIP) Paul Ireland There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
36	Jane Harman	Democrat	1986	Running	Jane Harman style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Brian Gibson style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
37	Juanita Millender-McDonald	Democrat	1996	Running	Juanita Millender-McDonald style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Herb Peters There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
38	Grace Napolitano	Democrat	1998	Running	Grace Napolitano style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Sid Street style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
39	Linda Sanchez	Democrat	2002	Running	Linda Sanchez style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D James Andion style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
40	Ed Royce	Republican	1992	Running	Ed Royce style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Florice Hoffman style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
41	Jerry Lewis	Republican	1978	Running	Jerry Lewis style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Louis Contreras style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
42	Gary Miller	Republican	1998	Running	Gary Miller style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R unopposed
43	Joe Baca	Democrat	1999	Running	Joe Baca style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Scott Folkens style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
44	Ken Calvert	Republican	1992	Running	Ken Calvert style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Louis Vandenberg style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Kevin Akin (PFP)
45	Mary Bono	Republican	1998	Running	Mary Bono style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R David Roth style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
46	Dana Rohrabacher	Republican	1988	Running	Dana Rohrabacher style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jim Brandt style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Dennis Chang There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
47	Loretta Sanchez	Democrat	1996	Running	Loretta Sanchez style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Tan Nguyen style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
48	John Campbell	Republican	2005	Running	John Campbell style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Steve Young style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Bruce Cohen There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
49	Darrell Issa	Republican	2000	Running	Darrell Issa style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jeeni Criscenzo style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Lars Grossmith There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
50	Brian Bilbray	Republican	2006 (special election)	Running	Brian Bilbray style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Francine Busby style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Miriam Clark (PFP) Paul King There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm. William Griffith (Ind)
51	Bob Filner	Democrat	1992	Running	Bob Filner style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Blake L. Miles style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
52	Duncan Hunter	Republican	1980	Running	Duncan Hunter style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R John Rinaldi style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Mike Benoit There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
53	Susan Davis	Democrat	2000	Running	Susan Davis style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D John Woodrum style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Ernie Lippe There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.

[edit] Colorado

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Result
1	Diana DeGette	Democrat	1996	Running	Diana DeGette style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Roland Chicas style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Tom Kelly Template:Grn
2	Mark Udall	Democrat	1998	Running	Mark Udall style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Rich Mancuso style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Michael Kennedy style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Joe Calhoun Template:Grn Norm Olsen There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
3	John Salazar	Democrat	2004	Running	John Salazar style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Greg Walcher style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Scott Tipton style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Bob Sargent There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
4	Marilyn Musgrave	Republican	2002	Running	Marilyn Musgrave style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Angie Paccione style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Eric Eidsness (Ref)
5	Joel Hefley	Republican	1986	Retiring	John Anderson style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jay Fawcett style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Duncan Bremer style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jeff Crank style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Doug Lamborn style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Lionel Rivera style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Bentley Rayburn style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
6	Tom Tancredo	Republican	1998	Running	Tom Tancredo style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Juan Botero style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Bill Winter style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Jack Woehr There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
7	Bob Beauprez	Republican	2002	Running for Governor	Rick O'Donnell style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Peggy Lamm style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Ed Perlmutter style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Herb Rubenstien style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Dave Chandler Template:Grn Steve Gallant There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm. John Heckman, Jr. (Prohib.)

[edit] Connecticut

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Result
1	John Larson	Democrat	1998	Running	John Larson style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Scott MacLean style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
2	Rob Simmons	Republican	2000	Running	Rob Simmons style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Joe Courtney style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
3	Rosa DeLauro	Democrat	1990	Running	Rosa DeLauro style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Daniel Sumrall Template:Grn Joseph Vollano style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
4	Chris Shays	Republican	1987	Running	Chris Shays style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Diane Farrell style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Stephen Miller Template:Grn Phil Maymin There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
5	Nancy Johnson	Republican	1982	Running	Nancy Johnson style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Chris Murphy style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D

[edit] Delaware

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Result
At Large	Michael N. Castle	Republican	1992	Running	Michael N. Castle style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Dennis Spivack style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Michael Berg Template:Grn

[edit] Florida

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Result
1	Jeff Miller	Republican	2001	Running	Jeff Miller style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Joe Roberts style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
2	Allen Boyd	Democrat	1996	Running	Allen Boyd style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
3	Corrine Brown	Democrat	1992	Running	Corrine Brown style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
4	Ander Crenshaw	Republican	2000	Running	Ander Crenshaw style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Bob Harms style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
5	Ginny Brown-Waite	Republican	2002	Running	Ginny Brown-Waite style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Rick Penberthy style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D John Russell (Florida) style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
6	Cliff Stearns	Republican	1988	Running	Cliff Stearns style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Dave Bruderly style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
7	John Mica	Republican	1992	Running	John Mica style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jack Chagnon style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
8	Ric Keller	Republican	2000	Running	Ric Keller style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Alan Grayson style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Homer Hartage style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Charlie Stuart style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Wesley Hoaglund (Ind)
9	Michael Bilirakis	Republican	1982	Retiring	Gus Bilirakis style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R David Langheier style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Phyllis Busansky style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
10	Bill Young	Republican	1970	Running	Bill Young style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Samm Simpson style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
11	Jim Davis	Democrat	1996	Running for Governor	Kathy Castor style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Scott Farrell style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Al Fox Jr. style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Les Miller style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Mike Steinberg style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Eddie Adams style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
12	Adam Putnam	Republican	2000	Running	Adam Putnam style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Ed Bowlin III (Ind) Joe Viscusi (Ind)
13	Katherine Harris	Republican	2002	Running for US Senate	Vern Buchanan style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Donna Clarke style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Nancy Detert style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Mark Flanagan style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Tramm Hudson style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Christine Jennings style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Mike LaFevers style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Jan Schneider style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
14	Connie Mack IV	Republican	2004	Running	Connie Mack IV style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Robert Neeld style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
15	Dave Weldon	Republican	1994	Running	Dave Weldon style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Bob Bowman (Florida) style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D John M. Kennedy style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
16	Mark Foley	Republican	1994	Running	Mark Foley style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Tim Mahoney (Florida) style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Emmie Lee Ross (Ind)
17	Kendrick Meek	Democrat	2002	Running	Kendrick Meek style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
18	Ileana Ros-Lehtinen	Republican	1989	Running	Ileana Ros-Lehtinen style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Dave Patlak style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
19	Robert Wexler	Democrat	1996	Running	Robert Wexler style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
20	Debbie Wasserman Schultz	Democrat	2004	Running	Debbie Wasserman Schultz style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
21	Lincoln Diaz-Balart	Republican	1992	Running	Lincoln Diaz-Balart style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Frank Gonzalez style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
22	Clay Shaw	Republican	1980	Running	Clay Shaw style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Ron Klein style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Neil Evangelista There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
23	Alcee Hastings	Democrat	1992	Running	Alcee Hastings style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Carl Lauderdale IV Template:Con
24	Tom Feeney	Republican	2002	Running	Tom Feeney style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Clint Curtis style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Andy Michaud style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
25	Mario Diaz-Balart	Republican	2002	Running	Mario Diaz-Balart style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Michael Calderin style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D

[edit] Georgia

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Result
1	Jack Kingston	Republican	1992	Running	Jack Kingston style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jim Nelson style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
2	Sanford Bishop	Democrat	1992	Running	Sanford Bishop style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Brad Hughes style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
3	Lynn Westmoreland	Republican	2004	Running	Lynn Westmoreland style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Mike McGraw style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
4	Cynthia McKinney	Democrat	2002	Running	Cynthia McKinney style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Hank Johnson style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Catherine Davis style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Loren Collins style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I
5	John Lewis	Democrat	1986	Running	John Lewis style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
6	Tom Price	Republican	2004	Running	Tom Price style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Steve Sinton style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
7	John Linder	Republican	1992	Running	John Linder style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Allan Burns style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
8	Jim Marshall	Democrat	2002	Running	Jim Marshall style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Mac Collins style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
9	Nathan Deal	Republican	1992	Running	Nathan Deal style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R John D. Bradbury style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
10	Charlie Norwood	Republican	1994	Running	Charlie Norwood style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jerry Holley style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
11	Phil Gingrey	Republican	2002	Running	Phil Gingrey style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Patrick Pillion style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
12	John Barrow	Democrat	2004	Running	John Barrow style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Max Burns style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
13	David Scott	Democrat	2002	Running	David Scott style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Deborah Honeycutt style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R

[edit] Hawaii

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Result
1	Neil Abercrombie	Democrat	1990	Running	Neil Abercrombie style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Richard Hough style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Rodney Aka style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I
2	Ed Case	Democrat	2002	Running for US Senate	Nestor Garcia style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Colleen Hanabusa style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Mazie Hirono style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Gary Hooser style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Matt Matsunaga style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Ron Menor style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Brian Schatz style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Bob Hogue style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R

[edit] Idaho

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Result
1	C. L. Otter	Republican	2000	Running for Governor	Bill Sali style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Larry Grant style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Paul Smith Template:Con Dave Olson style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I
2	Mike Simpson	Republican	1998	Running	Mike Simpson style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jim Hansen style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Travis Hedrick Template:Con Cameron Forth style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I

[edit] Illinois

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Result
1	Bobby Rush	Democrat	1992	Running	Bobby Rush style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Jason Tabour style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
2	Jesse L. Jackson Jr.	Democrat	1995	Running	Jesse L. Jackson Jr. style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Robert Belin style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
3	Daniel Lipinski	Democrat	2004	Running	Daniel Lipinski style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Ray Wardingly style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
4	Luis Gutierrez	Democrat	1992	Running	Luis Gutierrez style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Ann Melichar style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
5	Rahm Emanuel	Democrat	2002	Running	Rahm Emanuel style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Kevin White style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
6	Henry Hyde	Republican	1974	Retiring	Tammy Duckworth style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Peter Roskam style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
7	Danny K. Davis	Democrat	1996	Running	Danny K. Davis style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Charles Hutchinson style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
8	Melissa Bean	Democrat	2004	Running	Melissa Bean style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D David McSweeney style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Bill Schuerer style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I
9	Jan Schakowsky	Democrat	1998	Running	Jan Schakowsky style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Michael P. Shannon style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
10	Mark Kirk	Republican	2000	Running	Mark Kirk style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Dan Seals style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
11	Jerry Weller	Republican	1994	Running	Jerry Weller style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R John Pavich style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
12	Jerry Costello	Democrat	1988	Running	Jerry Costello style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
13	Judy Biggert	Republican	1998	Running	Judy Biggert style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Joseph Shannon style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
14	Dennis Hastert	Republican	1986	Running	Dennis Hastert style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R John Laesch style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
15	Tim Johnson	Republican	2000	Running	Tim Johnson style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R David Gill style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
16	Donald A. Manzullo	Republican	1992	Running	Donald A. Manzullo style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Richard D. Auman style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
17	Lane Evans	Democrat	1982	Retiring	Phil Hare style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Andrea Lane Zinga style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
18	Ray LaHood	Republican	1994	Running	Ray LaHood style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Steve Waterworth style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
19	John Shimkus	Republican	1996	Running	John Shimkus style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Dan Stover style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D

[edit] Indiana

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Result
1	Peter Visclosky	Democrat	1984	Running	Peter Visclosky style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Mark Leyva style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
2	Chris Chocola	Republican	2002	Running	Chris Chocola style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Joe Donnelly style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
3	Mark Souder	Republican	1994	Running	Mark Souder style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Tom Hayhurst style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
4	Steve Buyer	Republican	1992	Running	Steve Buyer style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R David Sanders style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
5	Dan Burton	Republican	1982	Running	Dan Burton style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Katherine Fox Carr style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
6	Mike Pence	Republican	2000	Running	Mike Pence style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Barry Welsh style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
7	Julia Carson	Democrat	1996	Running	Julia Carson style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Eric Dickerson style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
8	John Hostettler	Republican	1994	Running	John Hostettler style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Brad Ellsworth style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
9	Mike Sodrel	Republican	2004	Running	Mike Sodrel style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Baron Hill style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D

[edit] Iowa

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Result
1	Jim Nussle	Republican	1990	Running for Governor	Mike Whalen style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Bruce Braley style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
2	Jim Leach	Republican	1976	Running	Jim Leach style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R David Loebsack style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
3	Leonard Boswell	Democrat	1996	Running	Leonard Boswell style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Jeff Lamberti style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
4	Tom Latham	Republican	1994	Running	Tom Latham style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Selden Spencer style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
5	Steve King	Republican	2002	Running	Steve King style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Joyce Schulte style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D

[edit] Kansas

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Results
1	Jerry Moran	Republican	1996	Running	Jerry Moran style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R John Doll style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
2	Jim Ryun	Republican	1996	Running	Jim Ryun style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Nancy Boyda style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
3	Dennis Moore	Democrat	1998	Running	Dennis Moore style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Chuck Ahner style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Thomas Scherer style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Scott Schwab style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Paul Showen style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
4	Todd Tiahrt	Republican	1994	Running	Todd Tiahrt style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Garth McGinn style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Marty Mork style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Patrick Quaney style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Ronald Voth style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D

[edit] Kentucky

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Results
1	Ed Whitfield	Republican	1994	Running	Ed Whitfield style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Tom Barlow style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
2	Ron Lewis	Republican	1994	Running	Ron Lewis style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Mike Weaver style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
3	Anne Northup	Republican	1996	Running	Anne Northup style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R John Yarmuth style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
4	Geoff Davis	Republican	2004	Running	Geoff Davis style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Ken Lucas style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
5	Hal Rogers	Republican	1980	Running	Hal Rogers style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Kenneth Stepp style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
6	Ben Chandler	Democrat	2004	Running	Ben Chandler style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed

[edit] Louisiana

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Result
1	Bobby Jindal	Republican	2004	Running	Bobby Jindal style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Stacey Tallitsch style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
2	Bill Jefferson	Democrat	1990	Running	Bill Jefferson style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Joe Lavigne style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
3	Charlie Melancon	Democrat	1980	Running	Charlie Melancon style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Craig Romero style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
4	Jim McCrery	Republican	1988	Running	Jim McCrery style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R (unopposed)
5	Rodney Alexander	Republican	2002	Running	Rodney Alexander style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R (unopposed)
6	Richard Baker	Republican	1986	Running	Richard Baker style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R (unopposed)
7	Charles Boustany	Republican	2004	Running	Charles Boustany style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R (unopposed)

[edit] Maine

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Result
1	Tom Allen	Democrat	1996	Running	Tom Allen style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Darlene Curley style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
2	Mike Michaud	Democrat	2002	Running	Mike Michaud style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D L. Scott D'Amboise style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R

[edit] Maryland

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Result
1	Wayne Gilchrest	Republican	1990	Running	Wayne Gilchrest style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Kostas Alexakis style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Jim Corwin style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Christopher Robinson style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
2	Dutch Ruppersberger	Democrat	2002	Running	Dutch Ruppersberger style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Christopher Broadman style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Dee Hodges style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jimmy Mathis style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R J.D. Urbach style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
3	Ben Cardin	Democrat	1986	Running for Senate	Mishonda Baldwin style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Andy Barth style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Peter Beilenson style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Oz Bengur style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Paula Hollinger style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Kevin O'Keeffe style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D John Rea style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D John Sarbanes style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Bruce Altschuler style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Gary Applebaum style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Adelsia Braxton style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Rick Hoover style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Eugenia Ordynsky style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Scott Smith style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Paul Sparse style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R David Trudil style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R John White style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Charles Curtis McPeek There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm. John Hoffert Jr. style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I
4	Albert Wynn	Democrat	1992	Running	Albert Wynn style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Donna Edwards style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D George McDermott style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
5	Steny Hoyer	Democrat	1981	Running	Steny Hoyer style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Marlon Avey style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Ron Miller style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Steve Warner Template:Grn
6	Roscoe Bartlett	Republican	1992	Running	Roscoe Bartlett style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Joseph Krysztoforski style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Andrew Duck style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Barry Kissin style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Donald Toker style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Robert Tozak Template:Grn
7	Elijah Cummings	Democrat	1996	Running	Elijah Cummings style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Brandy Baker Template:Grn
8	Chris Van Hollen Jr.	Democrat	2002	Running	Chris Van Hollen Jr. style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Deborah Vollmer style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Gus Alzona style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jeff Stein style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Dan Zubairi style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Gerard Giblin Template:Grn

[edit] Massachusetts

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Result
1	John Olver	Democrat	1991	Running	John Olver style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D William H. Szych style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I Eric Chester (S)
2	Richard Neal	Democrat	1988	Running	Richard Neal style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
3	Jim McGovern	Democrat	1996	Running	Jim McGovern style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
4	Barney Frank	Democrat	1980	Running	Barney Frank style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
5	Marty Meehan	Democrat	1992	Running	Marty Meehan style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
6	John F. Tierney	Democrat	1996	Running	John F. Tierney style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Rick Barton style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
7	Ed Markey	Democrat	1976	Running	Ed Markey style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
8	Mike Capuano	Democrat	1998	Running	Mike Capuano style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
9	Stephen Lynch	Democrat	2001	Running	Stephen Lynch style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D, Phil Dunkelbarger style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Jack Robinson III style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
10	Bill Delahunt	Democrat	1996	Running	Bill Delahunt style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Jeff Beatty style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Peter White style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I

[edit] Michigan

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Result
1	Bart Stupak	Democrat	1992	Running	Bart Stupak style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Dan Hooper style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
2	Pete Hoekstra	Republican	1992	Running	Pete Hoekstra style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Kimon Kotos style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
3	Vern Ehlers	Republican	1993	Running	Vern Ehlers style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Peter H. Hickey style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Jim Rinck style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
4	Dave Camp	Republican	1990	Running	Dave Camp style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Mike Huckleberry style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
5	Dale Kildee	Democrat	1976	Running	Dale Kildee style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Eric Klammer style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
6	Fred Upton	Republican	1986	Running	Fred Upton style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Kim Clark style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
7	Joe Schwarz	Republican	2004	Running	Joe Schwarz style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Tim Walberg style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Daryl Campbell style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Chuck Ream style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Sharon Reiner style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Fred Strack style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D David Horn (Con)
8	Mike J. Rogers	Republican	2000	Running	Mike J. Rogers style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Patrick Flynn style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jim Marcinkowski style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
9	Joe Knollenberg	Republican	1992	Running	Joe Knollenberg style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Patricia Godchaux style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Nancy Skinner style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Dawne Aumann Template:Grn
10	Candice Miller	Republican	2002	Running	Candice Miller style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Anthony America style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Rob Casey style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Robert Denison style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Don Ritchie style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
11	Thad McCotter	Republican	2002	Running	Thad McCotter style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Tony Trupiano style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
12	Sander Levin	Democrat	1982	Running	Sander Levin style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Randell Shafer style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
13	Carolyn Kilpatrick	Democrat	1996	Running	Carolyn Kilpatrick style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D (unopposed)
14	John Conyers Jr.	Democrat	1964	Running	John Conyers Jr. style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Chad Miles style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
15	John Dingell	Democrat	1955	Running	John Dingell style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D (unopposed)

[edit] Minnesota

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Results
1	Gil Gutknecht	Republican	1994	Running	Gil Gutknecht style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Tim Walz style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
2	John Kline	Republican	2002	Running	John Kline style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Coleen Rowley style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
3	Jim Ramstad	Republican	1990	Running	Jim Ramstad style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Wendy Wilde (Pareene) style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
4	Betty McCollum	Democrat	2000	Running	Betty McCollum style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Jack Shepard style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Obi Sium style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
5	Martin Sabo	Democrat	1978	Retiring	Keith Ellison style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Mike Erlandson style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Ember Reichgott Junge style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Paul Ostrow style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Alan Fine style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
6	Mark Kennedy	Republican	2000	Running for Senate	Michele Bachmann style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Patty Wetterling style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D John Binkowski (IP)
7	Collin Peterson	Democrat	1990	Running	Collin Peterson style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Mike Barrett style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
8	Jim Oberstar	Democrat	1974	Running	Jim Oberstar style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Rod Grams style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R

[edit] Mississippi

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Result
1	Roger Wicker	Republican	1994	Running	Roger Wicker style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Ken Hurt style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
2	Bennie Thompson	Democrat	1993	Running	Bennie Thompson style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Yvonne Brown style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
3	Chip Pickering	Republican	1996	Running	Chip Pickering style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jim Giles style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I
4	Gene Taylor	Democrat	1989	Running	Gene Taylor style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Randy McDonnell style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R

[edit] Missouri

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
1	William Lacy Clay Jr.	Democrat	2000	Running	William Lacy Clay, Jr. style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Leslie L. Farr II style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Mark J. Byrne style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Lou Mansfield style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Robb Cunningham style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I
2	Todd Akin	Republican	2000	Running	Todd Akin style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Sherman Parker style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R John Hogan style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Charles Karam style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Rich Lesh style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D George D. Weber style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Tamara Millay style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I
3	Russ Carnahan	Democrat	2004	Running	Russ Carnahan style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D David Bertelsen style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
4	Ike Skelton	Democrat	1976	Running	Ike Skelton style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Alan Conner style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jim Noland style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jeff Parnell style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Lloyd Sanders style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Bryce Holthouse There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
5	Emanuel Cleaver	Democrat	2004	Running	Emanuel Cleaver style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Jacob Turk style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Randy Langkraehr There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
6	Sam Graves	Republican	2000	Running	Sam Graves style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Sara Jo Shettles style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Opal Dockery style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Erik Buck There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
7	Roy Blunt	Republican	1996	Running	Roy Blunt style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Charles Christrup style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Ron Lapham style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Jack Truman style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Kevin Craig There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
8	Jo Ann Emerson	Republican	1996	Running	Jo Ann Emerson style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Gene Curtis style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Earl Durnell style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Veronica Hambacker style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Brandon McCullough There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
9	Kenny Hulshof	Republican	1996	Running	Kenny Hulshof style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Duane Burghard style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Steven Hedrick There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.

[edit] Montana

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
At Large	Denny Rehberg	Republican	2000	Running	Denny Rehberg style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Monica Lindeen style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Mike Fellows There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.

[edit] Nebraska

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
1	Jeff Fortenberry	Republican	2004	Running	Jeff Fortenberry style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Maxine Moul style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
2	Lee Terry	Republican	1998	Running	Lee Terry style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jim Esch style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
3	Tom Osborne	Republican	2000	Retiring (lost gubernatorial primary)	Adrian M. Smith style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Scott Kleeb style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D

[edit] Nevada

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
1	Shelley Berkley	Democrat	1998	Running	Shelley Berkley style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Kenneth Wegner style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
2	Jim Gibbons	Republican	1996	Running for Governor	Sharron Angle style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Dawn Gibbons style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Dean Heller style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jill Derby style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
3	Jon Porter	Republican	2002	Running	Jon Porter style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Dave Anson style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Tessa Hafen style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Barry Michaels style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D

[edit] New Hampshire

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
1	Jeb Bradley	Republican	2002	Running	Jeb Bradley style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Michael Callis style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jim Craig style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Gary Dodds style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Dave Jarvis style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Carol Shea-Porter style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Peter Sullivan style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
2	Charlie Bass	Republican	1994	Running	Charlie Bass style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Bob Danderson style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Mary Maxwell style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Paul Hodes style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D

[edit] New Jersey

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
1	Rob Andrews	Democrat	1990	Running	Rob Andrews style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
2	Frank LoBiondo	Republican	1994	Running	Frank LoBiondo style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Viola Thomas-Hughes style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
3	Jim Saxton	Republican	1984	Running	Jim Saxton style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Rich Sexton style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
4	Chris Smith	Republican	1980	Running	Chris Smith style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Carol Gay style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Jay Edgar There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
5	E. Scott Garrett	Republican	2000	Running	E. Scott Garrett style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Paul Aronsohn style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
6	Frank Pallone	Democrat	1988	Running	Frank Pallone style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Leigh-Ann Bellew style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
7	Mike Ferguson	Republican	2000	Running	Mike Ferguson style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Linda Stender style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
8	Bill Pascrell	Democrat	1996	Running	Bill Pascrell style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Jose Sandoval style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
9	Steve Rothman	Democrat	1996	Running	Steve Rothman style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Vincent Micco style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
10	Don Payne	Democrat	1988	Running	Don Payne style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
11	Rodney Freylinghuysen	Republican	1994	Running	Rodney Freylinghuysen style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Tom Wyka style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
12	Rush D. Holt, Jr.	Democrat	1998	Running	Rush D. Holt, Jr. style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Joseph Sinagra style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
13	open seat				Albio Sires style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D John Guarini style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R

[edit] New Mexico

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
1	Heather Wilson	Republican	1998	Running	Heather Wilson style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Patricia Madrid style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
2	Steve Pearce	Republican	2002	Running	Steve Pearce style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Albert Kissling style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
3	Tom Udall	Democrat	1998	Running	Tom Udall style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Ron Dolin style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R

[edit] New York

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
1	Tim Bishop	Democrat	2002	Running	Tim Bishop style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Italo Zanzi style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
2	Steve Israel	Democrat	2000	Running	Steve Israel style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Josh Price style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
3	Peter King	Republican	1992	Running	Peter King style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jim Brown Template:Grn
4	Carolyn McCarthy	Democrat	1996	Running	Carolyn McCarthy style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
5	Gary Ackerman	Democrat	1983	Running	Gary Ackerman style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
6	Gregory W. Meeks	Democrat	1998	Running	Gregory W. Meeks style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
7	Joseph Crowley	Democrat	1998	Running	Joseph Crowley style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
8	Jerrold Nadler	Democrat	1992	Running	Jerrold Nadler style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
9	Anthony Weiner	Democrat	1998	Running	Anthony Weiner style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
10	Ed Towns	Democrat	1982	Running	Ed Towns style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Charles Barron style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Kevin Powell style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
11	Major Owens	Democrat	1982	Retiring	Carl Andrews style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Yvette Clarke style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Chris Owens style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Nick Perry style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D David Yassky style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
12	Nydia Velazquez	Democrat	1992	Running	Nydia Velazquez style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
13	Vito Fossella	Republican	1997	Running	Vito Fossella style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Steve Harrison style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
14	Carolyn Maloney	Democrat	1992	Running	Carolyn Maloney style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
15	Charles B. Rangel	Democrat	1970	Running	Charles B. Rangel style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
16	Jose Serrano	Democrat	1990	Running	Jose Serrano style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
17	Eliot Engel	Democrat	1988	Running	Eliot Engel style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
18	Nita Lowey	Democrat	1988	Running	Nita Lowey style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
19	Sue Kelly	Republican	1994	Running	Sue Kelly style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Judy Aydelott style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Jim Matarano style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Ben Shuldiner style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
20	John Sweeney	Republican	1998	Running	John Sweeney style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Kirsten Rutnik Gillibrand style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Morris N. Guller style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Edwin A. Pell III style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
21	Mike McNulty	Democrat	1988	Running	Mike McNulty style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Warren Redlich style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
22	Maurice Hinchey	Democrat	1992	Running	Maurice Hinchey style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D William Brenner style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
23	John McHugh	Republican	1992	Running	John McHugh style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Robert J. Johnson style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
24	Sherwood Boehlert	Republican	1982	Retiring	Brad Jones style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Ray Meier style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Mike Arcuri style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Les Roberts style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
25	James T. Walsh	Republican	1988	Running	James T. Walsh style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Ken Howland style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Dan Maffei style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
26	Tom Reynolds	Republican	1998	Running	Tom Reynolds style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jack Davis style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
27	Brian Higgins	Democrat	2004	Running	Brian Higgins style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Michael J. McHale style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
28	Louise Slaughter	Democrat	1986	Running	Louise Slaughter style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
29	Randy Kuhl	Republican	2004	Running	Randy Kuhl style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Eric Massa style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D

[edit] North Carolina

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
1	G. K. Butterfield	Democrat	2004	Running	G.K. Butterfield style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
2	Bob Etheridge	Democrat	1996	Running	Bob Etheridge style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Don Mansell style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
3	Walter Jones Jr.	Republican	1994	Running	Walter Jones Jr. style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Craig Weber style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
4	David Price	Democrat	1986-94 1996	Running	David Pricestyle="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Steven Acuff style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
5	Virginia Foxx	Republican	2004	Running	Virginia Foxx style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Roger Sharpe style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
6	Howard Coble	Republican	1984	Running	Howard Coble style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Rory Blake style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
7	Mike McIntyre	Democrat	1996	Running	Mike McIntyre style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Shirley Davis style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
8	Robin Hayes	Republican	1998	Running	Robin Hayes style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Larry Kissell style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Thomas Hill There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
9	Sue Myrick	Republican	1994	Running	Sue Myrick style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Bill Glass style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
10	Patrick McHenry	Republican	2004	Running	Patrick McHenry style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Richard Carsner style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
11	Charles Taylor	Republican	1990	Running	Charles Taylor style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Heath Shuler style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
12	Mel Watt	Democrat	1992	Running	Mel Watt style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Ada Fisher style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
] 13	Brad Miller	Democrat	2002	Running	Brad Miller style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Vernon Robinson style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R

[edit] North Dakota

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
At Large	Earl Pomeroy	Democratic-NPL	1992	Running	Earl Pomeroy (D-NPL) Matthew Mechtel style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R

[edit] Ohio

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
1	Steve Chabot	Republican	1994	Running	Steve Chabot style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R John Cranley style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
2	Jean Schmidt	Republican	2005	Running	Jean Schmidt style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Victoria Wulsin style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
3	Michael R. Turner	Republican	2002	Running	Michael R. Turner style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Stephanie Studebaker style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
4	Michael G. Oxley	Republican	1981	Retiring	Jim Jordan style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Richard Siferd style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
5	Paul E. Gillmor	Republican	1988	Running	Paul E. Gillmor style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Robin Weirauch style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
6	Ted Strickland	Democrat	1992	Running for Governor	Charlie Wilson style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Chuck Blasdel style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jeff Woollard style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I
7	David L. Hobson	Republican	1990	Running	David L. Hobson style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Bill Conner style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
8	John A. Boehner	Republican	1990	Running	John A. Boehner style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Mort Meier style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
9	Marcia C. Kaptur	Democrat	1982	Running	Marcia C. Kaptur style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Bradley Leavitt style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
10	Dennis J. Kucinich	Democrat	1996	Running	Dennis J. Kucinich style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Mike Dovilla style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
11	Stephanie Tubbs Jones	Democrat	1998	Running	Stephanie Tubbs Jones style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Lindsey String style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
12	Patrick J. Tiberi	Republican	2000	Running	Patrick J. Tiberi style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Bob Shamansky style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
13	Sherrod Brown	Democrat	1992	Running for Senate	Betty Sutton style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Craig Foltin style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
14	Steven C. LaTourette	Republican	1994	Running	Steven C. LaTourette style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Lewis Katz style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
15	Deborah D. Pryce	Republican	1992	Running	Deborah D. Pryce style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Mary Jo Kilroy style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
16	Ralph S. Regula	Republican	1972	Running	Ralph S. Regula style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Thomas Shaw (Ohio) style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
17	Timothy J. Ryan	Democrat	2002	Running	Timothy J. Ryan style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
18	Robert W. Ney	Republican	1994	Running	Robert W. Ney style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Zack Space style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D

[edit] Oklahoma

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
1	John Sullivan	Republican	2002	Running	John Sullivan style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Alan Gentges style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Bill Wortman style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I
2	Dan Boren	Democrat	2004	Running	Dan Boren style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Patrick Miller style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
3	Frank Lucas	Republican	1994	Running	Frank Lucas style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Susan Barton style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
4	Tom Cole	Republican	2002	Running	Tom Cole style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Hal Spake style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
5	Ernest Istook	Republican	1992	Running for Governor	Mick Cornett style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Mary Fallin style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R David Hunter style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Matthew Horton Woodson style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I

[edit] Oregon

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
1	David Wu	Democrat	1998	Running	David Wu style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Derrick Kitts style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
2	Greg Walden	Republican	1998	Running	Greg Walden style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Carol Voisin style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Carl F. Worden style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I
3	Earl Blumenauer	Democrat	1996	Running	Earl Blumenauer style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Bruce Broussard style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
4	Peter DeFazio	Democrat	1986	Running	Peter DeFazio style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Jim Feldkamp style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
5	Darlene Hooley	Democrat	1996	Running	Darlene Hooley style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Mike Erickson style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R

[edit] Pennsylvania

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
1	Bob Brady	Democrat	1998	Running	Bob Brady style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
2	Chaka Fattah	Democrat	1994	Running	Chaka Fattah style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Michael Gessner style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Dave Baker Template:Grn
3	Phil English	Republican	1994	Running	Phil English style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Steven Porter style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Tim Halberg Template:Con Ed Tonkin Template:Con
4	Melissa Hart	Republican	2000	Running	Melissa Hart style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jason Altmire style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Dave Smith Template:Con
5	John E. Peterson	Republican	1996	Running	John E. Peterson style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Don Hilliard style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Alan Kiser Template:Con Berlie Etzel There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm. Ed Walko (Ind)
6	Jim Gerlach	Republican	2002	Running	Jim Gerlach style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Lois Murphy style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
7	Curt Weldon	Republican	1986	Running	Curt Weldon style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Joe Sestek style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
8	Mike Fitzpatrick	Republican	2004	Running	Mike Fitzpatrick style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Patrick Murphy style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
9	Bill Shuster	Republican	2001	Running	Bill Shuster style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Tony Barr style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
10	Don Sherwood	Republican	1998	Running	Don Sherwood style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Chris Carney style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Veronica Hannevig Template:Con
11	Paul Kanjorski	Democrat	1984	Running	Paul Kanjorski style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Joseph Leonardi style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
12	John Murtha	Democrat	1974	Running	John Murtha style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Diana Irey style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Dave John Template:Con Red Gabe Ross (G/S)
13	Allyson Schwartz	Democrat	2004	Running	Allyson Schwartz style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Raj Bhakta style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
14	Mike Doyle	Democrat	1994	Running	Mike Doyle style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
15	Charles Dent	Republican	2004	Running	Charles Dent style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Charles Dentinger style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Greta Browne Template:Grn
16	Joe Pitts	Republican	1996	Running	Joe Pitts style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Lois Herr style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D John Murphy (Populist)
17	Tim Holden	Democrat	1992	Running	Tim Holden style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Matthew Wertz style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
18	Tim Murphy	Republican	2002	Running	Tim Murphy style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Chad Kluko style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
19	Todd Platts	Republican	2000	Running	Todd Platts style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Phil Avillo style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Derf Maitland Template:Grn

[edit] Rhode Island

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
1	Patrick Kennedy	Democrat	1994	Running	Patrick Kennedy style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Edmund Leather style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
2	Jim Langevin	Democrat	2000	Running	Jim Langevin style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Jennifer Lawless style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Rod Driver style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I

[edit] South Carolina

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
1	Henry E. Brown, Jr.	Republican	2000	Running	Henry E. Brown, Jr. style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Randy Maatta style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D James Dunn Template:Grn
2	Joe Wilson	Republican	2001	Running	Joe Wilson style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Michael Ray Ellisor style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Steve Lefemine Template:Con
3	J. Gresham Barrett	Republican	2002	Running	J. Gresham Barrett style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Lee Ballenger style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
4	Bob Inglis	Republican	2004	Running	Bob Inglis style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R William Griffith style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Faye Walters Template:Grn John Cobin There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
5	John Spratt	Democrat	1982	Running	John Spratt style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Ralph Norman style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
6	Jim Clyburn	Democrat	1992	Running	Jim Clyburn style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Gary McLeod style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R

[edit] South Dakota

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
At Large	Stephanie Herseth	Democrat	2004	Running	Stephanie Herseth style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Bruce Whalen style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Larry Rudebusch There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.

[edit] Tennessee

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
1	Bill Jenkins	Republican	1996	Retiring	Vance Cheek style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R David Davis style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Phil Roe style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Richard Venable style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Larry Waters style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Joel Goodman style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Bob Smith Template:Grn James Reeves style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I Michael Peavler style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I Michael Sabri style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I
2	Jimmy Duncan Jr.	Republican	1998	Running	Jimmy Duncan Jr. style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R John Greene style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Robert Scott style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
3	Zach Wamp	Republican	1994	Running	Zach Wamp style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Terry Stulce style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Brent Benedict style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
4	Lincoln Davis	Democrat	2002	Running	Lincoln Davis style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Alan Pedigo style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Ken Martin style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
5	Jim Cooper	Democrat	2002	Running	Jim Cooper style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Tom Kovach style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Scott Knapp style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I Virginia Welsch style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I
6	Bart Gordon	Democrat	1984	Running	Bart Gordon style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Randy Stamps style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Norman Saliba style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I Robert Garrison style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I
7	Marsha Blackburn	Republican	2002	Running	Marsha Blackburn style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Bill Morrison style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Katey Culver Template:Grn Gayl Pratt style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I William Smith style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I James White style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I
8	John Tanner	Democrat	1988	Running	John Tanner style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Rorry Brico style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R John Farmer style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
9	Harold Ford Jr.	Democrat	1996	Running for Senate	Julian Bolton style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Steve Cohen style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Joe Ford Jr. style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Ruben Fortstyle="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Marvell Mitchell style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Tyson Pratcher style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Ron Redwing style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Joe Towns Jr. style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Derrick Bennett style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Tom Guleff style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Cecil Hale style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Mark White style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jake Ford style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I Jesse Neely style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I

[edit] Texas

Main article: Texas United States House elections, 2006

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
1	Louie Gohmert	Republican	2004	Running	Louie Gohmert style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Roger Owen style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Donald Perkison There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
2	Ted Poe	Republican	2004	Running	Ted Poe style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Gary Binderim style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Justo Perez There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
3	Sam Johnson	Republican	1991	Running	Sam Johnson style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Dan Dodd style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Christopher Claytor There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
4	Ralph Hall	Republican	1980	Running	Ralph Hall style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Glenn Melancon style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Kurt Helm There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
5	Jeb Hensarling	Republican	2002	Running	Jeb Hensarling style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Charlie Thompson style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Mike Nelson There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
6	Joe Barton	Republican	1984	Running	Joe Barton style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R David Harris style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Carl Nulsen There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
7	John Culberson	Republican	2000	Running	John Culberson style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jim Henley style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Drew Parks There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
8	Kevin Brady	Republican	1996	Running	Kevin Brady style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R James Wright style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D J. Michael McLauchlan There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
9	Al Green	Democrat	2004	Running	Al Green style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
10	Michael McCaul	Republican	2004	Running	Michael McCaul style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Ted Ankrum style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Michael Badnarik There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
11	Mike Conaway	Republican	2004	Running	Mike Conaway style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R unopposed
12	Kay Granger	Republican	1996	Running	Kay Granger style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R John R. Morris style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Gardner Osborne There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
13	Mac Thornberry	Republican	1994	Running	Mac Thornberry style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Roger Waun style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Jim Thompson There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
14	Ron Paul	Republican	1996	Running	Ron Paul style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Shane Sklar style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Eugene Flynn There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
15	Ruben Hinojosa	Democrat	1996	Running	Ruben Hinojosa style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Paul Haring style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Alex Bischoff There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
16	Silvestre Reyes	Democrat	1996	Running	Silvestre Reyes style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Gordon Strickland There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
17	Chet Edwards	Democrat	1990	Running	Chet Edwards style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Van Taylor style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Guillermo Acosta There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
18	Sheila Jackson Lee	Democrat	1994	Running	Sheila Jackson Lee style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Ahmad Hassan style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Patrick Warren There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
19	Randy Neugebauer	Republican	2002	Running	Randy Neugebauer style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Robert Ricketts style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Fred Jones There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
20	Charlie Gonzalez	Democrat	1998	Running	Charlie Gonzalez style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Michael Idrogo There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
21	Lamar S. Smith	Republican	1986	Running	Lamar S. Smith style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R John Courage style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D James Arthur Strohm There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm. Mark Rossano style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I
22	open seat				Tom Delay^* style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Nick Lampson style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Bob Smither There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
23	Henry Bonilla	Republican	1992	Running	Henry Bonilla style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Rick Bolanos style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Cecil Lamb There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
24	Kenny Marchant	Republican	2004	Running	Kenny Marchant style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Gary Page style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Mark Frohman There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
25	Lloyd Doggett	Democrat	1994	Running	Lloyd Doggett style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Grant Rostig There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
26	Michael Burgess	Republican	2002	Running	Michael Burgess style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Tim Barnwell style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Rich Haas There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
27	Solomon Ortiz	Democrat	1982	Running	Solomon Ortiz style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Willie Vaden style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Robert Powell There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
28	Henry Cuellar	Democrat	2004	Running	Henry Cuellar style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Glenda Moyes There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
29	Gene Green	Democrat	1992	Running	Gene Green style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Eric Story style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Clifford Lee Messina There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
30	Eddie Bernice Johnson	Democrat	1992	Running	Eddie Bernice Johnson style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Wilson Aurbach style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Ken Ashby There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
31	John Carter	Republican	2002	Running	John Carter style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Mary Beth Harrell style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Matt McAdoo There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
32	Pete Sessions	Republican	1996	Running	Pete Sessions style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Will Pryor style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D John Hawley There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.

^* Texas 22 was held by Tom Delay who has retired. By order of the courts, his name will remain as the Republican candidate though he has stated that he has moved from the state. The local Democratic Party had sued to keep Tom Delay's name on the ballot. An appeal is expected.

[edit] Utah

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
1	Rob Bishop	Republican	2002	Running	Rob Bishop style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Steven Olsen style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Lynn Badler There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm. Mark Hudson Template:Con
2	Jim Matheson	Democrat	2000	Running	Jim Matheson style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D LaVar Christensen style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Bob Brister Template:Grn Austin Sherwood Lett There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm. W. David Perry Template:Con
3	Chris Cannon	Republican	1996	Running	Chris Cannon style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Christian Burridge style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Philip Lear Hallman There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm. Jim Noorlander Template:Con

[edit] Vermont

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
At Large	Bernard Sanders	Independent	1990	Running for US Senate	Peter Welch style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Martha Rainville style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Mark Shepard style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R

[edit] Virginia

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
1	Jo Ann Davis	Republican	2000	Running	Jo Ann Davis style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Shawn Michael O'Donnell style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
2	Thelma Drake	Republican	2004	Running	Thelma Drake style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Phil Kellam style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Marvin Pixton style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I
3	Bobby Scott	Democrat	1992	Running	Bobby Scott style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Shirley Harvey style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I
4	Randy Forbes	Republican	2001	Running	Randy Forbes style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Albert Burckard style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I
5	Virgil Goode	Republican	1996	Running	Virgil Goode style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Al Weed style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
6	Bob Goodlatte	Republican	1992	Running	Bob Goodlatte style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R unopposed
7	Eric Cantor	Republican	2000	Running	Eric Cantor style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Brad Blanton style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Martin Dudziak style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
8	Jim Moran	Democrat	1990	Running	Jim Moran style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Thomas O'Donoghue style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jim Hurysz style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I Kenny Wilson style="background:#cccccc" align="center"\|I
9	Rick Boucher	Democrat	1982	Running	Rick Boucher style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Bill Carrico style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
10	Frank Wolf	Republican	1980	Running	Frank Wolf style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Judy Feder style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Bill Wood There is an ideology known in much of North America and Oceania as Libertarianism and in much of the rest of the world as Liberalism. The concept supports the supremacy of personal and economic freedoms of the individual. Please note that Australian, Canadian and US usages of "liberal" are currently quite different. This article uses {{{1}}}. Terminology in internal and external links may vary, especially in discussions of political movements from outside the English-speaking realm.
11	Tom Davis	Republican	1994	Running	Tom Davis style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Andrew Hurst style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D

[edit] Washington

Main article: Washington United States House elections, 2006

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	2006 Candidates
1	Jay Inslee	Democrat	1998	Running	Jay Inslee style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D unopposed
2	Rick Larsen	Democrat	2000	Running	Rick Larsen style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Doug Roulstone style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
3	Brian Baird	Democrat	1998	Running	Brian Baird style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Tom Crowson style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
4	Doc Hastings	Republican	1994	Running	Doc Hastings style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Claude Oliver style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Richard Wright style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
5	Cathy McMorris	Republican	2004	Running	Cathy McMorris style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Peter J. Goldmark style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
6	Norm Dicks	Democrat	1976	Running	Norm Dicks style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Doug Cloud style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
7	Jim McDermott	Democrat	1988	Running	Jim McDermott style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Steve Beren style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
8	Dave Reichert	Republican	2004	Running	Dave Reichert style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Darcy Burner style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
9	Adam Smith	Democrat	1996	Running	Adam Smith style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Steve Cofchin style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R

[edit] West Virginia

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
1	Alan Mollohan	Democrat	1982	Running	Alan Mollohan style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Christopher Wakim style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
2	Shelley Capito	Republican	2000	Running	Shelley Capito style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Mike Callaghan style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
3	Nick Rahall	Democrat	1976	Running	Nick Rahall style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Kim Wolfe style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Duane Borchers (Ind)

[edit] Wisconsin

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
1	Paul Ryan	Republican	1998	Running	Paul Ryan style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Ruth Santa Cruz Bradley style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Don Hall style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Mike Hebert style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Steven Herr style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Jeffrey C. Thomas style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D
2	Tammy Baldwin	Democrat	1998	Running	Tammy Baldwin style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D David Magnum style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
3	Ron Kind	Democrat	1996	Running	Ron Kind style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Paul Nelson style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Chip de Nure style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
4	Gwen Moore	Democrat	2004	Running	Gwen Moore style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Perfecto Rivera style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R
5	Jim Sensenbrenner	Republican	1978	Running	Jim Sensenbrenner style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Bryan Kennedy style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Bob Levis Template:Grn Robert Raymond (Ind)
6	Tom Petri	Republican	1979	Running	Tom Petri style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R unopposed
7	Dave Obey	Democrat	1969	Running	Dave Obey style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Nick Reid style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Jeff Tyberg style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Mike Miles Template:Grn
8	Mark Green	Republican	1998	Running for Governor	John Gard style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Terri McCormick style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Steve Kagen style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Nancy Nusbaum style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D Jamie Wall style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D

[edit] Wyoming

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Candidates
At Large	Barbara Cubin	Republican	1994	Running	Barbara Cubin style="background:#FFB6B6" align="center"\|R Gary Trauner style="background:#CCEEFF" align="center"\|D (cw)