District
|
Incumbent
|
Party
|
Elected
|
Status
|
2009 Result
|
1st
|
Terry Kilgore
|
Republican
|
1993
|
Reelected
|
Terry Kilgore (R) unopposed
|
2nd
|
Bud Phillips
|
Democratic
|
1989
|
Reelected
|
Bud Phillips (D) unopposed
|
3rd
|
Dan Bowling
|
Democratic
|
2006
|
Defeated
|
Will Morefield (R) 57.1%
Dan Bowling (D) 42.8%
|
4th
|
Joe Johnson
|
Democratic
|
1989
|
Reelected
|
Joe Johnson (D) unopposed
|
5th
|
C. W. Carrico
|
Republican
|
2001
|
Reelected
|
C. W. Carrico (R) unopposed
|
6th
|
Anne B. Crockett-Stark
|
Republican
|
2005
|
Reelected
|
Anne B. Crockett-Stark (R) 65.2%
Carole Pratt (D) 34.7%
|
7th
|
Dave Nutter
|
Republican
|
2001
|
Reelected
|
Dave Nutter (R) 60.1%
Peggy Frank (D) 39.8%
|
8th
|
Morgan Griffith
|
Republican
|
1993
|
Reelected
|
Morgan Griffith (R) 68.8%
Carter Turner (D) 31.0%
|
9th
|
Charles Poindexter
|
Republican
|
2007
|
Reelected
|
Charles Poindexter (R) 79.0%
Sherman David Witcher (IG) 20.7%
|
10th
|
Ward Armstrong
|
Democratic
|
1991
|
Reelected
|
Ward Armstrong (D) 56.5%
Edward Creed (R) 43.4%
|
11th
|
Onzlee Ware
|
Democratic
|
2003
|
Reelected
|
Onzlee Ware (D) 60.3%
Troy Bird (R) 39.6%
|
12th
|
Jim Shuler
|
Democratic
|
1993
|
Reelected
|
Jim Shuler (D) 72.2%
Paul Cornett (I) 27.3%
|
13th
|
Bob Marshall
|
Republican
|
1991
|
Reelected
|
Bob Marshall (R) 61.3%
John Bell (D) 38.6%
|
14th
|
Danny Marshall
|
Republican
|
2001
|
Reelected
|
Danny Marshall (R) 64.1%
Seward Anderson (D) 35.8%
|
15th
|
Todd Gilbert
|
Republican
|
2005
|
Reelected
|
Todd Gilbert (R) 69.3%
John Lesinski (D) 30.7%
|
16th
|
Donald Merricks
|
Republican
|
2007
|
Reelected
|
Donald Merricks (R) unopposed
|
17th
|
William Fralin
|
Republican
|
2003
|
Retired; Republican hold
|
William Cleaveland (R) 62.0%
Gwen Mason (D) 37.9%
|
18th
|
Clay Athey
|
Republican
|
2001
|
Reelected
|
Clay Athey (R) 82.4%
Todd Jack (C) 17.0%
|
19th
|
Lacey Putney
|
Independent
|
1961
|
Reelected
|
Lacey Putney (I) 64.1%
Lewis Medlin (D) 20.6%
William Smith (C) 15.1%
|
20th
|
Chris Saxman
|
Republican
|
2001
|
Retired; Republican hold
|
Dickie Bell (R) 71.2%
Erik Curren (D) 28.7%
|
21st
|
Bobby Mathieson
|
Democratic
|
2007
|
Defeated
|
Ron Villanueva (R) 49.9%
Bobby Mathieson (D) 49.8%
|
22nd
|
Kathy Byron
|
Republican
|
1997
|
Reelected
|
Kathy Byron (R) unopposed
|
23rd
|
Shannon Valentine
|
Democratic
|
2006
|
Defeated
|
T. Scott Garrett (R) 50.4%
Shannon Valentine (D) 49.4%
|
24th
|
Ben Cline
|
Republican
|
2002
|
Reelected
|
Ben Cline (R) 70.9%
Jeff Price (D) 29.1%
|
25th
|
Steve Landes
|
Republican
|
1995
|
Reelected
|
Steve Landes (R) 73.2%
Greg Marrow (D) 26.7%
|
26th
|
Matt Lohr
|
Republican
|
2005
|
Reelected
|
Matt Lohr (R) 73.0%
Gene Hart Jr. (D) 26.9%
|
27th
|
Sam Nixon
|
Republican
|
1994
|
Reelected
|
Sam Nixon (R) unopposed
|
28th
|
William J. Howell
|
Republican
|
1987
|
Reelected
|
William J. Howell (R) 74.8%
Craig Ennis (IG) 24.5%
|
29th
|
Beverly Sherwood
|
Republican
|
1993
|
Reelected
|
Beverly Sherwood (R) 80.0%
Aaron Tweedie (I) 19.7%
|
30th
|
Ed Scott
|
Republican
|
2003
|
Reelected
|
Ed Scott (R) 75.5%
Matthew Carson (I) 24.4%
|
31st
|
Scott Lingamfelter
|
Republican
|
2001
|
Reelected
|
Scott Lingamfelter (R) unopposed
|
32nd
|
David Poisson
|
Democratic
|
2005
|
Defeated
|
Tag Greason (R) 57.5%
David Poisson (D) 42.4%
|
33rd
|
Joe May
|
Republican
|
1993
|
Reelected
|
Joe May (R) unopposed
|
34th
|
Margi Vanderhye
|
Democratic
|
2007
|
Defeated
|
Barbara Comstock (R) 50.8%
Margi Vanderhye (D) 49.1%
|
35th
|
Steve Shannon
|
Democratic
|
2003
|
Ran for Attorney General;
Democratic hold
|
Mark Keam (D) 50.7%
James Hyland (R) 49.2%
|
36th
|
Ken Plum
|
Democratic
|
1981
|
Reelected
|
Ken Plum (D) 59.9%
Hugh "Mac" Cannon (R) 39.9%
|
37th
|
David Bulova
|
Democratic
|
2005
|
Reelected
|
David Bulova (D) 67.6%
Chris DeCarlo (I) 24.7%
Anna Choi (IG) 6.9%
|
38th
|
Bob Hull
|
Democratic
|
1992
|
Defeated in primary;
Democratic hold
|
Kaye Kory (D) 59.5%
Danny Smith (R) 40.2%
|
39th
|
Vivian E. Watts
|
Democratic
|
1995
|
Reelected
|
Vivian E. Watts (D) 56.4%
Joseph Bury (R) 39.5%
Matthew Cholko (L) 3.1%
James Leslie (IG) 0.9%
|
40th
|
Tim Hugo
|
Republican
|
2002
|
Reelected
|
Tim Hugo (R) 63.4%
Sue Conrad (D) 36.5%
|
41st
|
Dave Marsden
|
Democratic
|
2005
|
Reelected
|
Dave Marsden (D) 49.6%
Kerry Bolognese (R) 48.6%
Monique Berry (IG) 1.7%
|
42nd
|
Dave Albo
|
Republican
|
1993
|
Reelected
|
Dave Albo (R) 56.6%
Greg Werkheiser (D) 43.3%
|
43rd
|
Mark Sickles
|
Democratic
|
2003
|
Reelected
|
Mark Sickles (D) 56.1%
Timothy Nank (R) 43.8%
|
44th
|
Kris Amundson
|
Democratic
|
1999
|
Retired; Democratic hold
|
Scott Surovell (D) 53.4%
James McConville (R) 44.9%
Glenda Gail Parker (IG) 1.6%
|
45th
|
David Englin
|
Democratic
|
2005
|
Reelected
|
David Englin (D) 61.2%
Vicki Vasques (R) 38.7%
|
46th
|
Charniele Herring
|
Democratic
|
2009
|
Reelected
|
Charniele Herring (D) 64.0%
Sasha Gong (R) 35.9%
|
47th
|
Al Eisenberg
|
Democratic
|
2003
|
Retired; Democratic hold
|
Patrick Hope (D) 63.5%
Eric Brescia (R) 31.7%
Joshua Ruebner (G) 4.6%
|
48th
|
Bob Brink
|
Democratic
|
1997
|
Reelected
|
Bob Brink (D) 62.3%
Aaron Ringel (R) 37.6%
|
49th
|
Adam Ebbin
|
Democratic
|
2003
|
Reelected
|
Adam Ebbin (D) unopposed
|
50th
|
Jackson Miller
|
Republican
|
2006
|
Reelected
|
Jackson Miller (R) 62.4%
Jeanette Rishell (D) 37.5%
|
51st
|
Paul Nichols
|
Democratic
|
2007
|
Defeated
|
Richard Anderson (R) 50.8%
Paul Nichols (D) 49.1%
|
52nd
|
Jeff Frederick
|
Republican
|
2003
|
Retired; Democratic takeover
|
Luke Torian (D) 51.9%
Rafael Lopez (R) 47.8%
|
53rd
|
Jim Scott
|
Democratic
|
1991
|
Reelected
|
Jim Scott (D) 61.4%
Christopher Merola (R) 38.5%
|
54th
|
Bobby Orrock
|
Republican
|
1989
|
Reelected
|
Bobby Orrock (R) unopposed
|
55th
|
Frank Hargrove
|
Republican
|
1981
|
Retired; Republican hold
|
John Cox (R) 75.5%
Robert Barnette (D) 24.2%
|
56th
|
Bill Janis
|
Republican
|
2001
|
Reelected
|
Bill Janis (R) 69.7%
James Towey (D) 30.2%
|
57th
|
David Toscano
|
Democratic
|
2005
|
Reelected
|
David Toscano (D) 78.2%
Robert Brandon Smith III (I) 21.4%
|
58th
|
Rob Bell
|
Republican
|
2001
|
Reelected
|
Rob Bell (R) 67.2%
Cynthia Neff (D) 32.7%
|
59th
|
Watkins Abbitt, Jr.
|
Independent
|
1985
|
Reelected
|
Watkins Abbitt, Jr. (I) unopposed
|
60th
|
Clarke Hogan
|
Republican
|
2001
|
Retired; Republican hold
|
James E. Edmunds (R) unopposed
|
61st
|
Tommy Wright
|
Republican
|
2000
|
Reelected
|
Tommy Wright (R) unopposed
|
62nd
|
Riley Ingram
|
Republican
|
1991
|
Reelected
|
Riley Ingram (R) unopposed
|
63rd
|
Rosalyn Dance
|
Democratic
|
2005
|
Reelected
|
Rosalyn Dance (D) unopposed
|
64th
|
Bill Barlow
|
Democratic
|
1991
|
Reelected
|
Bill Barlow (D) 50.7%
Stan Clark (R) 46.7%
Albert Burckard Jr. (IG) 2.5%
|
65th
|
Lee Ware
|
Republican
|
1998
|
Reelected
|
Lee Ware (R) 71.5%
Gary Rinehardt (I) 28.3%
|
66th
|
Kirk Cox
|
Republican
|
1989
|
Reelected
|
Kirk Cox (R) unopposed
|
67th
|
Chuck Caputo
|
Democratic
|
2005
|
Defeated
|
James LeMunyon (R) 52.7%
Chuck Caputo (D) 47.3%
|
68th
|
Manoli Loupassi
|
Republican
|
2007
|
Reelected
|
Manoli Loupassi (R) 69.7%
Bill Grogan (I) 29.8%
|
69th
|
vacant
|
|
|
|
Betsy B. Carr (D) 72.7%
Ernesto Sampson (R) 21.6%
Shirley Harvey (I) 5.5%
|
70th
|
Delores McQuinn
|
Democratic
|
2009
|
Reelected
|
Delores McQuinn (D) 77.6%
Henry Otis Brown (I) 21.7%
|
71st
|
Jennifer McClellan
|
Democratic
|
2005
|
Reelected
|
Jennifer McClellan (D) 82.4%
Silver Persinger (I) 17.0%
|
72nd
|
Jimmie Massie
|
Republican
|
2007
|
Reelected
|
Jimmie Massie (R) unopposed
|
73rd
|
John O'Bannon
|
Republican
|
2000
|
Reelected
|
John O'Bannon (R) 62.3%
Thomas Shields (D) 37.6%
|
74th
|
Joe Morrissey
|
Democratic
|
2007
|
Reelected
|
Joe Morrissey (D) 76.2%
Michael Gage (R) 23.7%
|
75th
|
Roslyn Tyler
|
Democratic
|
2005
|
Reelected
|
Roslyn Tyler (D) unopposed
|
76th
|
Chris Jones
|
Republican
|
1997
|
Reelected
|
Chris Jones (R) unopposed
|
77th
|
Lionell Spruill
|
Democratic
|
1993
|
Reelected
|
Lionell Spruill (D) unopposed
|
78th
|
John Cosgrove
|
Republican
|
2001
|
Reelected
|
John Cosgrove (R) unopposed
|
79th
|
Johnny Joannou
|
Democratic
|
1997
|
Reelected
|
Johnny Joannou (D) unopposed
|
80th
|
vacant
|
|
|
|
Matthew James (D) 68.5%
Jennifer Lee (R) 31.3%
|
81st
|
Barry Knight
|
Republican
|
2009
|
Reelected
|
Barry Knight (R) unopposed
|
82nd
|
Harry "Bob" Purkey
|
Republican
|
1985
|
Reelected
|
Harry "Bob" Purkey (R) 60.4%
Peter Schmidt (D) 35.1%
John Parmele (I) 4.4%
|
83rd
|
Joe Bouchard
|
Democratic
|
2007
|
Defeated
|
Chris Stolle (R) 59.5%
Joe Bouchard (D) 40.4%
|
84th
|
Sal Iaquinto
|
Republican
|
2005
|
Reelected
|
Sal Iaquinto (R) unopposed
|
85th
|
Bob Tata
|
Republican
|
1983
|
Reelected
|
Bob Tata (R) 81.1%
French D. Mackes Jr. (C) 18.4%
|
86th
|
Tom Rust
|
Republican
|
2001
|
Reelected
|
Tom Rust (R) 53.8%
Stevens Miller (D) 46.0%
|
87th
|
Paula Miller
|
Democratic
|
2004
|
Reelected
|
Paula Miller (D) 56.6%
John Amiral (R) 43.2%
|
88th
|
Mark Cole
|
Republican
|
2001
|
Reelected
|
Mark Cole (R) unopposed
|
89th
|
Kenny Alexander
|
Democratic
|
2002
|
Reelected
|
Kenny Alexander (D) 69.4%
Anthony Triplin (I) 30.6%
|
90th
|
Algie Howell
|
Democratic
|
2003
|
Reelected
|
Algie Howell (D) 66.6%
Jason Call (R) 33.1%
|
91st
|
Tom Gear
|
Republican
|
2001
|
Reelected
|
Tom Gear (R) 48.3%
Gordon Helsel (I) 32.6%
Samuel Eure (D) 19.0%
|
92nd
|
Jeion Ward
|
Democratic
|
2003
|
Reelected
|
Jeion Ward (D) unopposed
|
93rd
|
Phil Hamilton
|
Republican
|
1988
|
Defeated
|
Robin Abbott (D) 53.9%
Phil Hamilton (R) 45.6%
|
94th
|
Glenn Oder
|
Republican
|
2001
|
Reelected
|
Glenn Oder (R) 67.6%
Gary West (D) 32.2%
|
95th
|
Mamye BaCote
|
Democratic
|
2003
|
Reelected
|
Mamye BaCote (D) unopposed
|
96th
|
Brenda Pogge
|
Republican
|
2007
|
Reelected
|
Brenda Pogge (R) unopposed
|
97th
|
Chris Peace
|
Republican
|
2006
|
Reelected
|
Chris Peace (R) unopposed
|
98th
|
Harvey Morgan
|
Republican
|
1979
|
Reelected
|
Harvey Morgan (R) unopposed
|
99th
|
Albert C. Pollard
|
Democratic
|
2008
|
Reelected
|
Albert C. Pollard (D) 52.2%
Catherine Crabill (R) 47.7%
|
100th
|
Lynwood Lewis
|
Democratic
|
2003
|
Reelected
|
Lynwood Lewis (D) 64.0%
Melody Scalley (R) 34.8%
John W. Smith Jr. (I) 1.1%
|
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