Incumbent state legislators drawn into different districts by 2010 redistricting

See also: Incumbent state legislators that retired because of 2010 redistricting

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

No legislators fit this category.

Republican

No legislators fit this category.

House of Representatives

Democratic

1. John Rusche

Republican

1. Maxine Bell
2. Jim Marriott
3. Thomas Loertscher

Illinois

State Senate

Democratic

No legislators fit this category.

Republican

No legislators fit this category.

House of Representatives

Democratic

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

Republican

1. Keith P. Sommer
2. Jil Tracy
3. Tom Cross
4. Jim Watson (Illinois)
5. Dan Brady (Illinois)
6. David Reis (Illinois)

Ohio

State Senate

Democratic

No legislators fit this category.

Republican

No legislators fit this category.

House of Representatives

Democratic

1. Zack Milkovich
2. Matt Szollosi

Republican

1. Lynn Slaby
2. Terry Blair
3. Barbara Sears
4. John Adams (Ohio state representative)
5. Kristina Daley Roegner
6. Jarrod Martin

West Virginia

State Senate

Democratic

1. Mark Wills

Republican

No legislators fit this category.

House of Representatives

Democratic

1. Larry Barker (West Virginia)
2. Josh Stowers
3. Bonnie Brown
4. Barbara Hatfield (West Virginia)
5. Joseph Talbott
6. Stanley Shaver
7. Richard Thompson (West Virginia)

Republican

1. John O'Neal
2. Eric Nelson (West Virginia)
3. Tim Armstead
4. 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

General Assembly

Democratic

No legislators fit this category.

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.

See also

• State legislative elections, 2011
• State Legislative and Congressional Redistricting after the 2010 Census

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