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Our American Politboro has a 98 percent re-election rate in the House and a 90+ percent re-election rate in the Senate. About the only way to get rid of a Politboro member is for them to decide to quit on their own.
Here is a list of incumbents whose seats will be up for grabs this November.
The number next to each member is the percentage of votes they received in their last election, indicating how vulnerable their seat is to being captured by the opposite party this fall.
The Senate Republicans:
1) Bob Corker (TN): 64.9%
2) Jeff Flake (AZ): 49.2%
3) Orrin Hatch (UT): 65.2%
The Senate Democrats:
1) Al Franken (MN): 53.2% (resigned, sexual harrassment)
The House Republicans:
1) Bill Shuster (PA-9): 63.3%
2) Charles Dent (PA-15): 58.39%
3) Lou Barletta (PA-11): 63.67% (leaving House to run for Senate)
4) Tim Murphy (PA-18): 100% (resigned, pro-lifer impregnated mistress, demanded abortion)
5) Blake Farenthold (TX-27): 61.7% (sexual harrasment, bribery)
6) Jeb Heslering (TX-5): 80.61% (uncontested by Democrats)
7) Joe Barton (TX-6): 58.34%
8) Lamar Smith (TX-21): 57.01%
9) Sam Johnson (TX-3): 61.2%
10) Ted Poe (TX-2): 60.63%
11) Bob Goodlatte (VA-6): 66.63% (spearheading immigration reform, no longer worried about re-election)
12) Evan Jenkins (WV-3): 67.88% (leaving House to run for Senate)
13) Dave Reichart (WA-8): 60.2%
14) David Trott (MI-11): 52.93%
15) Edward Royce (CA-39): 57.6%
16) Frank LoBiondo (NJ-2): 59.21%
17) Gregg Harper (MS-3): 66.2%
18) Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (FL-27): 54.89%
19) Ron DeSantis (FL-6): 58.57% (leaving House to run for Governor)
20) John Duncan (TN-2): 75.64%
21) Marsha Blackburn (TN-7): 72.27% (leaving House to run for Senate)
22) Diane Black (TN-6): 71.09% (leaving House to run for Governor)
23) Lynn Jenkins (KS-2): 60.94%
24) Luke Messer (IN-6): 69.14% (leaving House to run for Senate)
25) Todd Rokita (IN-4): 69.26% (leaving House to run for Senate)
26) Jame Renacci (OH-16): 65.33 (leaving House to run for Governor)
27) Kristia Noem (SD-At Large): 64.10% (leaving House to run for Governor)
28) Raul Labrador (ID-1): 68.17% (leaving House to run for Governor)
29) Steve Pearce (NM-2): 62.72% (leaving House to run for Governor)
30) Jason Chaffetz (UT-3): 73.5% (resigned, "health reasons")
31) Patrick Tiberi (OH-12): 66.55% (abrubtly resigned, sick of GOP's bullshit)
32) Trent Franks (AZ-8): 68.57% (resigned, sexual harrassment)
The House Democrats:
1) Gene Green (TX-29): 72.47
2) Beto O'Rourke (TX-16): 85.73% (leaving House to run for Senate)
3) Carol Shea-Porter (NH-1): 44.34%
4) Sandy Levin (MI-9): 57.91%
5) John Conyers (MI-13): 77.10% (resigned, sexual harrassment)
6) John Delaney (MD-6): 56.0%
7) Luis V. Gutierrez (IL-4): 100% (ran uncontested)
8) Niki Tsongas (MA-3): 68.69%
9) Ruben Kihuen (NV-4): 48.52%
10) Jacky Rosen (NV-3): 47.23% (leaving House to run for Senate)
11) Kyrsten Sinema (AZ-9): 60.94% (leaving House to run for Senate)
12) Colleen Hanabusa (HI-11): 68.09% (leaving House to run for Governor
13) Jared Polis (CO-2): 56.89% (leaving House to run for Governor)
14) Michelle Lujan Grisham (NM-1): 65.15% (leaving House to run for Governor)
15) Tim Walz (MN-1): 50.34% (leaving House to run for Governor)
Here is a list of incumbents whose seats will be up for grabs this November.
The number next to each member is the percentage of votes they received in their last election, indicating how vulnerable their seat is to being captured by the opposite party this fall.
The Senate Republicans:
1) Bob Corker (TN): 64.9%
2) Jeff Flake (AZ): 49.2%
3) Orrin Hatch (UT): 65.2%
The Senate Democrats:
1) Al Franken (MN): 53.2% (resigned, sexual harrassment)
The House Republicans:
1) Bill Shuster (PA-9): 63.3%
2) Charles Dent (PA-15): 58.39%
3) Lou Barletta (PA-11): 63.67% (leaving House to run for Senate)
4) Tim Murphy (PA-18): 100% (resigned, pro-lifer impregnated mistress, demanded abortion)
5) Blake Farenthold (TX-27): 61.7% (sexual harrasment, bribery)
6) Jeb Heslering (TX-5): 80.61% (uncontested by Democrats)
7) Joe Barton (TX-6): 58.34%
8) Lamar Smith (TX-21): 57.01%
9) Sam Johnson (TX-3): 61.2%
10) Ted Poe (TX-2): 60.63%
11) Bob Goodlatte (VA-6): 66.63% (spearheading immigration reform, no longer worried about re-election)
12) Evan Jenkins (WV-3): 67.88% (leaving House to run for Senate)
13) Dave Reichart (WA-8): 60.2%
14) David Trott (MI-11): 52.93%
15) Edward Royce (CA-39): 57.6%
16) Frank LoBiondo (NJ-2): 59.21%
17) Gregg Harper (MS-3): 66.2%
18) Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (FL-27): 54.89%
19) Ron DeSantis (FL-6): 58.57% (leaving House to run for Governor)
20) John Duncan (TN-2): 75.64%
21) Marsha Blackburn (TN-7): 72.27% (leaving House to run for Senate)
22) Diane Black (TN-6): 71.09% (leaving House to run for Governor)
23) Lynn Jenkins (KS-2): 60.94%
24) Luke Messer (IN-6): 69.14% (leaving House to run for Senate)
25) Todd Rokita (IN-4): 69.26% (leaving House to run for Senate)
26) Jame Renacci (OH-16): 65.33 (leaving House to run for Governor)
27) Kristia Noem (SD-At Large): 64.10% (leaving House to run for Governor)
28) Raul Labrador (ID-1): 68.17% (leaving House to run for Governor)
29) Steve Pearce (NM-2): 62.72% (leaving House to run for Governor)
30) Jason Chaffetz (UT-3): 73.5% (resigned, "health reasons")
31) Patrick Tiberi (OH-12): 66.55% (abrubtly resigned, sick of GOP's bullshit)
32) Trent Franks (AZ-8): 68.57% (resigned, sexual harrassment)
The House Democrats:
1) Gene Green (TX-29): 72.47
2) Beto O'Rourke (TX-16): 85.73% (leaving House to run for Senate)
3) Carol Shea-Porter (NH-1): 44.34%
4) Sandy Levin (MI-9): 57.91%
5) John Conyers (MI-13): 77.10% (resigned, sexual harrassment)
6) John Delaney (MD-6): 56.0%
7) Luis V. Gutierrez (IL-4): 100% (ran uncontested)
8) Niki Tsongas (MA-3): 68.69%
9) Ruben Kihuen (NV-4): 48.52%
10) Jacky Rosen (NV-3): 47.23% (leaving House to run for Senate)
11) Kyrsten Sinema (AZ-9): 60.94% (leaving House to run for Senate)
12) Colleen Hanabusa (HI-11): 68.09% (leaving House to run for Governor
13) Jared Polis (CO-2): 56.89% (leaving House to run for Governor)
14) Michelle Lujan Grisham (NM-1): 65.15% (leaving House to run for Governor)
15) Tim Walz (MN-1): 50.34% (leaving House to run for Governor)