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| House: 435 seats | Senate: 33 seats | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GOP | Dems | Total | GOP | Dems | Total | |
| Confirmed primary challenges | 5 | 2 | 7 | 5 | 5 | 10 |
| Possible primary challenges | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Open seats* | 16 | 21 | 41 | 3 | 6 | 102 |
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Contents
2012 election
Race status [edit race status]
Incumbent: Gerald McNerney Incumbent running? Yes, for a different seat Primary challenge? N/a Candidates [edit candidate list]
Links to names in blue have existing profiles, red links need someone to start one.Name Party Status Reference URL Reference date Reference note Gerald McNerney Democratic Running for another House seat Media Story Source August 20, 2011 Running in CA-09 David Harmer Republican Out of race FEC Source July 2, 2011 2010 Candidate Mike Barkley Democratic Out of race Campaign Website Source July 2, 2011 Running in CA-10 Elizabeth Emken Republican Out of race Media Story Source January 9, 2012 Running for CA-Senate_Class_I_Seat Ricky Gill Republican Out of race Campaign Website Source August 20, 2011 Running in CA-09 George Miller Democratic Confirmed candidate Media Story Source August 20, 2011 Current CA-07 Congressman John Fitzgerald Democratic Out - lost primary CA SOS Source July 1, 2012 Chery Sudduth Democratic Out - lost primary CA SOS Source July 1, 2012 Virginia Fuller Republican Confirmed candidate CA SOS Source April 27, 2012 (Candidate classification criteria)
Results [edit election results]
2012 primary winners 2012 general election winner George Miller, Virginia Fuller TBD
2010 election
Candidates
Name Party Status Reference URL Reference date Reference note Gerald McNerney Democratic Confirmed candidate CA SOS Source November 1, 2010 Dean Andal Republican Out Media Story Source March 21, 2009 2008 Candidate Jon Del Arroz Republican Out Media Story Source November 14, 2009 Brad Goehring Republican Out CA SOS Source November 1, 2010 Lost Primary Warren Rupf Republican Out Media Story Source June 30, 2009 Tony Amador Republican Out CA SOS Source November 1, 2010 Lost Primary Larry Pegram Republican Out Press Release Source January 11, 2010 David Bernal Republican Out Exploratory Campaign Website Source November 1, 2010 Robert Beadles Republican Out Campaign Website Source November 1, 2010 Elizabeth Emken Republican Out CA SOS Source November 1, 2010 Lost Primary Jeff Takada Republican Out CA SOS Source November 1, 2010 David Harmer Republican Confirmed candidate Campaign Website Source January 17, 2010 (Candidate classification criteria)
Results2010 primary election winners 2010 general election winner Gerald McNerney, David Harmer Gerald McNerney
2008 election
Incumbent: Gerald McNerney
CandidatesName Party Status Reference URL Reference date Reference note Gerald McNerney Democratic Confirmed candidate (source needed) March 21, 2009 Dean Andal Republican Confirmed candidate (source needed) March 21, 2009 (Candidate classification criteria)
Results2008 primary election winners 2008 general election winner Gerald McNerney, Dean Andal Gerald McNerney 2008 Presidential election results
Republican Democratic 2000 53% George W. Bush 45% Al Gore 2004 54% George W. Bush 45% John Kerry 2008 % John McCain % Barack Obama
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See also
- Index for all the California congressional districts and candidates.
- The full House 2012 elections report.
- The RaceTracker homepage.
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