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2012 Projections President Senate House Governors Election Projection cannot screen all advertisements appearing here.  Therefore, I do not necessarily endorse the products and/or services shown.	The Battle for Capitol Hill - 2012 House     Projections for   Projected Seats: Current Seats: Projected Change: Election Projection's 2012 Fundraiser Goal:  $20,000     Please support EP. Click here for more information.     House Race Stats   Republicans Democrats Current Seats Contested Seats Open Seats Projected Gains Projected Losses Projected Seats Projected Change   Contested House Race Summary       District   Republican   Democrat   Incumbent Projected Result   Click here for projected margins of victory   BOLD - party takeover   Race ratings: "Weak" - less than 5% "Mod" - 5% to less than 10% "Strong" - 10% to 15% "Solid" - greater than 15%   Click here for projected margins of victory     Non-Competitive New House Seats       District   Republican   Democrat   Incumbent Projected Result     California CD-21 David Valadao John Hernandez New seat Strong GOP Gain     California CD-29 David Hernandez Tony Cardenas New seat Solid DEM Gain     California CD-47 Gary DeLong Alan Lowenthal New seat Strong DEM Gain     Florida CD-6 Ron DeSantis Heathe Beaven New seat Solid GOP Gain     Florida CD-9 Tony DeLong Alan Grayson New seat Strong DEM Gain     Georgia CD-9 Doug Collins Jody Cooley New seat Solid GOP Gain     Ohio CD-3 Chris Long Joyce Beatty New seat Solid DEM Gain     S Carolina CD-7 Tom Rice Gloria Tinubu New seat Solid GOP Gain     Texas CD-25 Roger Williams Elaine Henderson New seat Solid GOP Gain     Texas CD-33 Charles Bradley Mark Veasey New seat Solid DEM Gain     Texas CD-34 Jessica Bradshaw Filemon Vela New seat Solid DEM Gain     Texas CD-36 Steve Stockman Max Owen Martin New seat Solid GOP Gain     Utah CD-2 Chris Stewart Jay Seegmiller New seat Solid GOP Gain     Washington CD-10 Richard Muri Dennis Heck New seat Solid DEM Gain       Eliminated House Seats       District   Party    Incumbent Result      Old Arizona CD-3 Republican Ben Quayle - running in the new Arizona CD-6 GOP Loss     Old California CD-18 Democrat Dennis Cardoza - retiring DEM Loss     Old California CD-26 Republican David Dreier - retiring GOP Loss     Old California CD-28 Democrat Howard Berman - running in the new California CD-30 DEM Loss     Old California CD-36 Democrat Janice Hahn - running in the new California CD-44 DEM Loss     Old Florida CD-24 Republican Sandy Adams - running in the new Florida CD-7 GOP Loss     Old Illinois CD-11 Republican Adam Kinzinger - running in the new Illinois CD-16 GOP Loss     Old Iowa CD-4 Republican Thomas Latham - running in the new Iowa CD-3 GOP Loss     Old Louisiana CD-7 Republican Charles Boustany, Jr. - running in the new Louisiana CD-3 GOP Loss     Old Massachusetts CD-1 Democrat John Olver - retiring DEM Loss     Old Michigan CD-12 Democrat Sandy Levin - running in the new Michigan CD-9 DEM Loss     Old Missouri CD-3 Democrat Russ Carnahan - running in the new Missouri CD-1 DEM Loss     Old New Jersey CD-8 Democrat Bill Pascrell, Jr. - running in the new New Jersey CD-9 DEM Loss     Old New York CD-9 Republican Bob Turner - retiring GOP Loss     Old New York CD-22 Democrat Maurice Hinchey - retiring DEM Loss     Old Ohio CD-10 Democrat Dennis Kucinich - lost in primary in the new Ohio CD-9 DEM Loss     Old Ohio CD-13 Democrat Betty Sue Sutton - running in the new Ohio CD-16 DEM Loss     Old Ohio CD-18 Republican Robert Gibbs - running in the new Ohio CD-7 GOP Loss     Old Pennsylvania CD-4 Democrat Jason Altmire - lost in primary in the new Pennsylvania CD-12 DEM Loss         Primary Schedule (non-presidential)   Completed   Delaware, Sep 11 New Hampshire, Sep 11 Rhode Island, Sep 11 Massachusetts, Sep 6 Alaska, Aug 28 Arizona, Aug 28 Vermont, Aug 28 Wyoming, Aug 21 Connecticut, Aug 14 Florida, Aug 14 Minnesota, Aug 14 Wisconsin, Aug 14 Hawaii, Aug 11 Kansas, Aug 7 Michigan, Aug 7 Missouri, Aug 7 Washington, Aug 7 Tennessee, Aug 2 Georgia, July 31 Colorado, June 26 New York, Jun 26 Oklahoma, June 26 Utah, June 26 Maine, June 12 Nevada, June 12 North Dakota, June 12 South Carolina, June 12 Virginia, June 12 California, June 5 Iowa, June 5 Montana, June 5 New Jersey, June 5 New Mexico, June 5 South Dakota, June 5 Texas, May 29 Arkansas, May 22 Kentucky, May 22 Idaho, May 15 Nebraska, May 15 Oregon, May 15 Indiana, May 8 North Carolina, May 8 West Virginia, May 8 Pennsylvania, Apr 24 Maryland, Apr 3 Illinois, Mar 20 Alabama, Mar 13 Mississippi, Mar 13 Ohio, Mar 6       Projection History
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