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Incumbent state legislators drawn into different districts by 2010 redistricting

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Every 10 years the redistricting process alters state legislative districts in the 50 states. By nature, this can at times lead to an incumbent's home being drawn into a completely different district. If that incumbent is still running for re-election, then the incumbent is essentially faced with three choices:

  • An incumbent is running for re-election in a district different from the one they represent
  • An incumbent is running for re-election against another incumbent who was drawn into their district
  • An incumbent moved in order to run in the same district.

The legislators listed on this page suffered this fate during the 2010 redistricting process.

2012 election

Idaho

State Senate

Democratic

  1. Michelle Stennett

Republican

No legislators fit this category.

House of Representatives

Democratic

  1. John Rusche
  2. Donna Pence
  3. Elaine Smith

Republican

  1. Paul Shepherd
  2. Lenore Barrett
  3. Gayle Batt
  4. Gary Collins
  5. Christy Perry
  6. John Vander Woude
  7. Pete Nielsen
  8. Richard Wills
  9. Stephen Hartgen
  10. Maxine Bell
  11. Ken Andrus
  12. Jim Marriott
  13. Thomas Loertscher
  14. Marc Gibbs
  15. Jeffrey Thompson (Idaho)

Illinois

State Senate

Democratic

  1. Steven Landek
  2. Martin Sandoval
  3. Dan Kotowski

Republican

  1. Dave Syverson
  2. William McCann

House of Representatives

Democratic

  1. Michael J. Zalewski (Illinois House of Representatives)

Republican

  1. Keith P. Sommer
  2. Norine Hammond
  3. Jil Tracy
  4. Wayne Arthur Rosenthal
  5. Tom Cross
  6. Jim Watson (Illinois)
  7. Adam M. Brown
  8. Dan Brady (Illinois)
  9. David Reis (Illinois)

Ohio

State Senate

Democratic

No legislators fit this category.

Republican

No legislators fit this category.

House of Representatives

Democratic

  1. Michael Stinziano
  2. Zack Milkovich
  3. Roland Winburn
  4. Stephen Slesnick
  5. Sean O'Brien (Ohio)
  6. Kathleen Clyde
  7. Vernon Sykes
  8. Matt Szollosi
  9. Bob Hagan
  10. Debbie Phillips

Republican

  1. Ron Amstutz
  2. Matt Huffman
  3. Marlene Anielski
  4. Mike Dovilla
  5. James Butler (Ohio)
  6. Terry Blair
  7. Barbara Sears
  8. Kirk Schuring
  9. Peter Beck
  10. Ron Young
  11. Ron Maag
  12. Dave Hall (Ohio)
  13. Bill Hayes
  14. Robert Hackett
  15. Gerald Stebelton
  16. Ross McGregor
  17. Lynn Wachtmann
  18. Jim Buchy
  19. John Adams (Ohio state representative)
  20. Dorothy Pelanda
  21. Rex Arthur Damschroder
  22. Terry Johnson, Ohio Politician
  23. Cliff Rosenberger
  24. Brian Hill (Ohio)
  25. Peter Stautberg
  26. Anthony DeVitis
  27. Kristina Daley Roegner
  28. Terry Boose
  29. Andrew Brenner
  30. Margaret Ruhl
  31. Jarrod Martin
  32. Robert Sprague
  33. Jeffrey McClain
  34. Andrew Thompson (Ohio)
  35. Gary Scherer

West Virginia

State Senate

Democratic

  1. Corey Palumbo
  2. William Laird
  3. Mark Wills

Republican

  1. Clark Barnes

House of Representatives

Democratic

  1. Douglas Reynolds
  2. Dale Stephens
  3. Don Perdue
  4. Larry Barker (West Virginia)
  5. Josh Stowers
  6. Linda Goode Phillips
  7. Clifton Moore
  8. Margaret Staggers
  9. John Pino
  10. Bonnie Brown
  11. David Perry (West Virginia)
  12. Barbara Hatfield (West Virginia)
  13. Douglas Skaff Jr.
  14. Nancy Guthrie
  15. Mark Hunt
  16. Danny Wells
  17. Meshea Poore
  18. Denise Campbell
  19. Joseph Talbott
  20. Mary Poling
  21. Margaret Smith (West Virginia legislator)
  22. Samuel Cann, Sr.
  23. Ronald Fragale
  24. Richard Iaquinta
  25. Michael Caputo
  26. Timothy Manchin
  27. Tony Barill
  28. Barbara Fleischauer
  29. Charlene Marshall
  30. Larry Williams (West Virginia)
  31. Stanley Shaver
  32. Tiffany Lawrence
  33. Richard Thompson (West Virginia)
  34. William Hartman
  35. Linda Longstreth
  36. Timothy Miley
  37. Rick Moye
  38. Michael Manypenny

Republican

  1. Troy Andes
  2. Kelli Sobonya
  3. Marty Gearheart
  4. John O'Neal
  5. Joe Ellington
  6. Linda Sumner
  7. Ruth Rowan
  8. Douglas Skaff Jr.
  9. Mark Hunt
  10. Ronald Walters
  11. Denny Canterbury Jr.
  12. Amanda Pasdon
  13. Larry D. Kump
  14. Allen Evans
  15. Daryl Cowles
  16. Walter Duke
  17. Gary Howell (West Virginia)
  18. John Overington
  19. Eric Householder
  20. Eric Nelson (West Virginia)
  21. William Hamilton
  22. Rupert Phillips Jr.

2011 election

Louisiana

State Senate

Democratic

No legislators fit this category.

Republican

No legislators fit this category.

House of Representatives

Democratic

No legislators fit this category.

Republican

No legislators fit this category.

Mississippi

Mississippi did not complete state legislative redistricting in 2011. Thus, the same maps as the previous decade are being used. Legislators are all running in the same districts where they currently reside.

New Jersey

State Senate

Democratic

No legislators fit this category.

Republican

  1. Sean Kean
  2. Jennifer Beck

General Assembly

Democratic

  1. Reed Gusciora

Republican

No legislators fit this category.

Virginia

State Senate

Democratic

No legislators fit this category.

Republican

No legislators fit this category.

House of Delegates

Democratic

No legislators fit this category.

Republican

No legislators fit this category.

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