State legislative incumbents without general election challengers, 2012

Last updated on January 27, 2026

There were 6,015 state legislative seats up for election on November 6, 2012, in 44 states. Overall, 4,575 incumbents ran in the general election. Of that total, 1,687 incumbents were uncontested, representing 36.9% of all incumbents who ran in the general election. There were 1,498 uncontested incumbents (31%) in 2010.

A general election is uncontested when there are no candidates other than the incumbent running. Learn more about the terms and methodologies used in this analysis.

Ballotpedia uses the number and percentage of incumbents in uncontested general elections to help determine the overall competitiveness of an election cycle. A larger number of uncontested general elections indicates less competitiveness because there are fewer opportunities for voters to elect a non-incumbent to office. A smaller number indicates more of those opportunities.

In 2012:

There were 809 Democratic incumbents in uncontested general elections, representing 38.8% of all Democratic incumbents who ran in the general election, a 15% increase from 2010.

There were 876 Republican incumbents in uncontested general elections, representing 35.4% of all Republican incumbents who ran in the general election, a 10% increase from 2010.

There were Two minor party or independent incumbents in uncontested general elections, representing 18.2% of all minor party or independent incumbents who ran in the general election.

The total number of incumbents in uncontested general elections—1,687—189 more and a 13% increase from 2010.

State legislative incumbents without general election challengers, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Filed	Cont.	%	Filed	Cont.	%	Filed	Cont.	%
House	4,714	1,622	640	39.5%	1,973	684	34.7%	3,604	1,326	36.8%
Senate	1,299	465	169	36.3%	504	192	38.1%	971	361	37.2%
Total	6,013	2,087	809	38.8%	2,477	876	35.4%	4,575	1,687	36.9%

Click [show] on the table below to view incumbents without general election challengers statistics by state in 2012. Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State legislative incumbents without general election challengers, 2012
State	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Filed	Cont.	%	Filed	Cont.	%	Filed	Cont.	%
Nationwide	6,013	2,087	809	38.8%	2,477	876	35.4%	4,575	1,687	36.9%
Alaska	59	21	4	19.0%	30	10	33.3%	52	14	26.9%
Arizona	90	17	10	58.8%	40	11	27.5%	57	21	36.8%
Arkansas	135	38	18	47.4%	47	26	55.3%	85	44	51.8%
California	100	36	2	5.6%	20	0	0.0%	56	2	3.6%
Colorado	85	29	0	0.0%	22	1	4.5%	51	1	2.0%
Connecticut	187	100	22	22.0%	59	13	22.0%	159	35	22.0%
Delaware	62	34	17	50.0%	16	5	31.3%	50	22	44.0%
Florida	160	29	14	48.3%	77	31	40.3%	106	45	42.5%
Georgia	236	67	53	79.1%	128	101	78.9%	196	154	78.6%
Hawaii	76	60	22	36.7%	6	2	33.3%	66	24	36.4%
Idaho	105	11	1	9.1%	55	18	32.7%	66	19	28.8%
Illinois	177	81	51	63.0%	58	34	58.6%	139	85	61.2%
Indiana	125	34	13	38.2%	68	18	26.5%	102	31	30.4%
Iowa	126	45	8	17.8%	51	19	37.3%	96	27	28.1%
Kansas	165	36	6	16.7%	71	24	33.8%	107	30	28.0%
Kentucky	119	63	29	46.0%	41	28	68.3%	104	57	54.8%
Maine	186	53	3	5.7%	66	4	6.1%	121	7	5.8%
Massachusetts	200	149	103	69.1%	35	19	54.3%	184	122	66.3%
Michigan	110	32	0	0.0%	55	1	1.8%	87	1	1.1%
Minnesota	201	71	5	7.0%	81	2	2.5%	152	7	4.6%
Missouri	180	36	22	61.1%	82	36	43.9%	118	58	49.2%
Montana	126	26	5	19.2%	53	11	20.8%	79	16	20.3%
Nebraska	25	6	1	16.7%	10	3	30.0%	16	4	25.0%
Nevada	52	23	5	21.7%	11	5	45.5%	34	10	29.4%
New Hampshire	424	82	17	20.7%	211	14	6.6%	293	31	10.6%
New Mexico	112	45	25	55.6%	39	24	61.5%	85	49	57.6%
New York	213	116	38	32.8%	71	20	28.2%	187	58	31.0%
North Carolina	170	47	28	59.6%	70	27	38.6%	117	55	47.0%
North Dakota	75	18	2	11.1%	39	6	15.4%	57	8	14.0%
Ohio	117	35	9	25.7%	65	5	7.7%	100	14	14.0%
Oklahoma	125	30	20	66.7%	71	51	71.8%	101	71	70.3%
Oregon	76	30	3	10.0%	34	7	20.6%	64	10	15.6%
Pennsylvania	228	83	43	51.8%	113	51	45.1%	196	94	48.0%
Rhode Island	113	78	36	46.2%	15	4	26.7%	94	40	42.6%
South Carolina	170	55	41	74.5%	89	68	76.4%	144	109	75.7%
South Dakota	105	13	6	46.2%	53	14	26.4%	66	20	30.3%
Tennessee	115	25	12	48.0%	60	28	46.7%	86	40	46.5%
Texas	181	52	21	40.4%	83	37	44.6%	135	58	43.0%
Utah	91	15	0	0.0%	55	11	20.0%	70	11	15.7%
Vermont	180	106	51	48.1%	45	17	37.8%	155	70	45.2%
Washington	124	53	11	20.8%	44	17	38.6%	97	28	28.9%
West Virginia	117	64	13	20.3%	32	10	31.3%	96	23	24.0%
Wisconsin	115	34	16	47.1%	58	6	10.3%	92	22	23.9%
Wyoming	75	9	3	33.3%	48	37	77.1%	57	40	70.2%

Historical comparison

The chart below shows a breakdown of incumbents in contested primaries from 2010 to 2012.

Click [show] on the table below to view overall incumbents in contested primaries statistics by state from 2010 to 2012. Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State legislative incumbents without general election challengers, 2010-2012
State
	2010			2012
	Dem.	Rep.	Total	Dem.	Rep.	Total
Nationwide	25%	39%	31%	39%	35%	37%
Alaska	45%	39%	42%	19%	33%	27%
Arizona	21%	7%	13%	59%	28%	37%
Arkansas	73%	91%	79%	47%	55%	52%
California	5%	6%	5%	6%	0%	4%
Colorado	3%	27%	13%	0%	5%	2%
Connecticut	18%	27%	20%	22%	22%	22%
Delaware	23%	44%	30%	50%	31%	44%
Florida	45%	42%	43%	48%	40%	42%
Georgia	80%	66%	72%	79%	79%	79%
Hawaii	4%	50%	9%	37%	33%	36%
Idaho	16%	58%	49%	9%	33%	29%
Illinois	53%	24%	42%	63%	59%	61%
Indiana	4%	33%	18%	38%	26%	30%
Iowa	16%	62%	34%	18%	37%	28%
Kansas	30%	50%	42%	17%	34%	28%
Kentucky	30%	60%	41%	46%	68%	55%
Maine	4%	6%	5%	6%	6%	6%
Massachusetts	49%	73%	52%	69%	54%	66%
Michigan	0%	7%	3%	0%	2%	1%
Minnesota	0%	11%	3%	7%	2%	5%
Missouri	34%	53%	43%	61%	44%	49%
Montana	24%	33%	29%	19%	21%	20%
Nebraska	30%	60%	43%	17%	30%	25%
Nevada	0%	0%	0%	22%	45%	29%
New Hampshire	1%	4%	2%	21%	7%	11%
New Mexico	47%	68%	54%	56%	62%	58%
New York	16%	24%	19%	33%	28%	31%
North Carolina	14%	57%	33%	60%	39%	47%
North Dakota	8%	30%	21%	11%	15%	14%
Ohio	4%	18%	10%	26%	8%	14%
Oklahoma	50%	66%	60%	67%	72%	70%
Oregon	5%	8%	6%	10%	21%	16%
Pennsylvania	41%	41%	41%	52%	45%	48%
Rhode Island	19%	38%	20%	46%	27%	43%
South Carolina	69%	64%	66%	75%	76%	76%
South Dakota	24%	25%	25%	46%	26%	30%
Tennessee	31%	55%	42%	48%	47%	47%
Texas	37%	39%	38%	40%	45%	43%
Utah	4%	23%	16%	0%	20%	16%
Vermont	25%	43%	30%	48%	38%	45%
Washington	11%	42%	23%	21%	39%	29%
West Virginia	26%	20%	24%	20%	31%	24%
Wisconsin	16%	33%	23%	47%	10%	24%
Wyoming	33%	83%	68%	33%	77%	70%

Alaska

There were 59 seats up for election in Alaska. A total of 52 incumbents advanced to the general election: 21 Democrats, 30 Republicans, and one independent or minor party incumbent. Of that total, 14 incumbents—four Democrats and 10 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 26.9% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

Statistics from 2012 are shown below. Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Alaska, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	40	12	3	25.0%	22	10	45.5%	35	13	37.1%
Senate	19	9	1	11.1%	8	0	0.0%	17	1	5.9%
Total	59	21	4	19.0%	30	10	33.3%	52	14	26.9%

2010-2012

Historical statistics are shown below. Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Alaska, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	40	12	3	25.0%	22	10	45.5%	35	13	37.1%
Senate	19	9	1	11.1%	8	0	0.0%	17	1	5.9%
Total	59	21	4	19.0%	30	10	33.3%	52	14	26.9%

See also:

• Alaska House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Alaska State Senate elections, 2012

Arizona

There were 90 seats up for election in Arizona. A total of 57 incumbents advanced to the general election: 17 Democrats and 40 Republicans. Of that total, 21 incumbents—10 Democrats and 11 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 36.8% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

Statistics from 2012 are shown below. Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Arizona, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	40	12	3	25.0%	22	10	45.5%	35	13	37.1%
Senate	19	9	1	11.1%	8	0	0.0%	17	1	5.9%
Total	59	21	4	19.0%	30	10	33.3%	52	14	26.9%

2010-2012

Historical statistics are shown below. Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Arizona, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	90	19	4	21.1%	28	2	7.1%	47	6	12.8%
2012	90	17	10	58.8%	40	11	27.5%	57	21	36.8%

See also:

• Arizona House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Arizona State Senate elections, 2012

Arkansas

There were 135 seats up for election in Arkansas. A total of 85 incumbents advanced to the general election: 38 Democrats and 47 Republicans. Of that total, 44 incumbents—18 Democrats and 26 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 51.8% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

Statistics from 2012 are shown below. Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Arkansas, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	100	27	14	51.9%	36	19	52.8%	63	33	52.4%
Senate	35	11	4	36.4%	11	7	63.6%	22	11	50.0%
Total	135	38	18	47.4%	47	26	55.3%	85	44	51.8%

2010-2012

Historical statistics are shown below. Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Arkansas, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	117	41	30	73.2%	22	20	90.9%	63	50	79.4%
2012	135	38	18	47.4%	47	26	55.3%	85	44	51.8%

See also:

• Arkansas House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Arkansas State Senate elections, 2012

California

There were 100 seats up for election in California. A total of 56 incumbents advanced to the general election: 36 Democrats and 20 Republicans. Of that total, two incumbents—both Democrats—had no general election challengers, representing 3.6% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

Statistics from 2012 are shown below. Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in California, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	80	29	2	6.9%	16	0	0.0%	45	2	4.4%
Senate	20	7	0	0.0%	4	0	0.0%	11	0	0.0%
Total	100	36	2	5.6%	20	0	0.0%	56	2	3.6%

2010-2012

Historical statistics are shown below. Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in California, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	100	44	2	4.5%	18	1	5.6%	62	3	4.8%
2012	100	36	2	5.6%	20	0	0.0%	56	2	3.6%

See also:

• California State Assembly elections, 2012
• California State Senate elections, 2012

Colorado

There were 85 seats up for election in Colorado. A total of 51 incumbents advanced to the general election: 29 Democrats and 22 Republicans. Of that total, one incumbent—a Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 2.0% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

Statistics from 2012 are shown below. Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Colorado, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	65	21	0	0.0%	20	1	5.0%	41	1	2.4%
Senate	20	8	0	0.0%	2	0	0.0%	10	0	0.0%
Total	85	29	0	0.0%	22	1	4.5%	51	1	2.0%

2010-2012

Historical statistics are shown below. Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Colorado, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	84	37	1	2.7%	26	7	26.9%	64	8	12.5%
2012	85	29	0	0.0%	22	1	4.5%	51	1	2.0%

See also:

• Colorado House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Colorado State Senate elections, 2012

Connecticut

There were 187 seats up for election in Connecticut. A total of 159 incumbents advanced to the general election: 100 Democrats and 59 Republicans. Of that total, 35 incumbents—22 Democrats and 13 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 22.0% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

Statistics from 2012 are shown below. Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Connecticut, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	151	81	19	23.5%	46	11	23.9%	127	30	23.6%
Senate	36	19	3	15.8%	13	2	15.4%	32	5	15.6%
Total	187	100	22	22.0%	59	13	22.0%	159	35	22.0%

2010-2012

Historical statistics are shown below. Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Connecticut, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	187	123	22	17.9%	44	12	27.3%	167	34	20.4%
2012	187	100	22	22.0%	59	13	22.0%	159	35	22.0%

See also:

• Connecticut House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Connecticut State Senate elections, 2012

Delaware

There were 62 seats up for election in Delaware. A total of 50 incumbents advanced to the general election: 34 Democrats and 16 Republicans. Of that total, 22 incumbents—17 Democrats and five Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 44.0% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

Statistics from 2012 are shown below. Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Delaware, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	41	22	11	50.0%	11	4	36.4%	33	15	45.5%
Senate	21	12	6	50.0%	5	1	20.0%	17	7	41.2%
Total	62	34	17	50.0%	16	5	31.3%	50	22	44.0%

2010-2012

Historical statistics are shown below. Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Delaware, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	52	31	7	22.6%	16	7	43.8%	47	14	29.8%
2012	62	34	17	50.0%	16	5	31.3%	50	22	44.0%

See also:

• Delaware House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Delaware State Senate elections, 2012

Florida

There were 160 seats up for election in Florida. A total of 106 incumbents advanced to the general election: 29 Democrats and 77 Republicans. Of that total, 45 incumbents—14 Democrats and 31 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 42.5% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

Statistics from 2012 are shown below. Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Florida, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	120	20	12	60.0%	60	25	41.7%	80	37	46.3%
Senate	40	9	2	22.2%	17	6	35.3%	26	8	30.8%
Total	160	29	14	48.3%	77	31	40.3%	106	45	42.5%

2010-2012

Historical statistics are shown below. Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Florida, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	143	40	18	45.0%	55	23	41.8%	95	41	43.2%
2012	160	29	14	48.3%	77	31	40.3%	106	45	42.5%

See also:

• Florida House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Florida State Senate elections, 2012

Georgia

There were 236 seats up for election in Georgia. A total of 196 incumbents advanced to the general election: 67 Democrats, 128 Republicans, and one minor party or independent incumbent. Of that total, 154 incumbents—53 Democrats and 101 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 78.6% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

Statistics from 2012 are shown below. Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Georgia, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	180	49	38	77.6%	95	74	77.9%	145	112	77.2%
Senate	56	18	15	83.3%	33	27	81.8%	51	42	82.4%
Total	236	67	53	79.1%	128	101	78.9%	196	154	78.6%

2010-2012

Historical statistics are shown below. Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Georgia, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	236	84	67	79.8%	108	71	65.7%	193	138	71.5%
2012	236	67	53	79.1%	128	101	78.9%	196	154	78.6%

See also:

• Georgia House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Georgia State Senate elections, 2012

Hawaii

There were 76 seats up for election in Hawaii. A total of 66 incumbents advanced to the general election: 60 Democrats and 6 Republicans. Of that total, 24 incumbents—22 Democrats and two Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 36.4% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

Statistics from 2012 are shown below. Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Hawaii, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	51	38	14	36.8%	5	2	40.0%	43	16	37.2%
Senate	25	22	8	36.4%	1	0	0.0%	23	8	34.8%
Total	76	60	22	36.7%	6	2	33.3%	66	24	36.4%

2010-2012

Historical statistics are shown below. Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Hawaii, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	66	51	2	3.9%	6	3	50.0%	57	5	8.8%
2012	76	60	22	36.7%	6	2	33.3%	66	24	36.4%

See also:

• Hawaii House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Hawaii State Senate elections, 2012

Idaho

There were 105 seats up for election in Idaho. A total of 66 incumbents advanced to the general election: 11 Democrats and 55 Republicans. Of that total, 19 incumbents—one Democrat and 18 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 28.8% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

Statistics from 2012 are shown below. Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Idaho, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	70	7	0	0.0%	34	10	29.4%	41	10	24.4%
Senate	35	4	1	25.0%	21	8	38.1%	25	9	36.0%
Total	105	11	1	9.1%	55	18	32.7%	66	19	28.8%

2010-2012

Historical statistics are shown below. Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Idaho, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	105	19	3	15.8%	71	41	57.7%	90	44	48.9%
2012	105	11	1	9.1%	55	18	32.7%	66	19	28.8%

See also:

• Idaho House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Idaho State Senate elections, 2012

Illinois

There were 177 seats up for election in Illinois. A total of 139 incumbents advanced to the general election: 81 Democrats and 58 Republicans. Of that total, 85 incumbents—51 Democrats and 34 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 61.2% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Illinois, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	118	52	35	67.3%	43	26	60.5%	95	61	64.2%
Senate	59	29	16	55.2%	15	8	53.3%	44	24	54.5%
Total	177	81	51	63.0%	58	34	58.6%	139	85	61.2%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Illinois, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	139	75	40	53.3%	50	12	24.0%	125	52	41.6%
2012	177	81	51	63.0%	58	34	58.6%	139	85	61.2%

See also:

• Illinois House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Illinois State Senate elections, 2012

Indiana

There were 125 seats up for election in Indiana. A total of 102 incumbents advanced to the general election: 34 Democrats and 68 Republicans. Of that total, 31 incumbents—13 Democrats and 18 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 30.4% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Indiana, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	100	28	10	35.7%	52	12	23.1%	80	22	27.5%
Senate	25	6	3	50.0%	16	6	37.5%	22	9	40.9%
Total	125	34	13	38.2%	68	18	26.5%	102	31	30.4%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Indiana, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	125	56	2	3.6%	55	18	32.7%	111	20	18.0%
2012	125	34	13	38.2%	68	18	26.5%	102	31	30.4%

See also:

• Indiana House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Indiana State Senate elections, 2012

Iowa

There were 126 seats up for election in Iowa. A total of 96 incumbents advanced to the general election: 45 Democrats and 51 Republicans. Of that total, 27 incumbents—eight Democrats and 19 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 28.1% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Iowa, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	100	36	8	22.2%	44	16	36.4%	80	24	30.0%
Senate	26	9	0	0.0%	7	3	42.9%	16	3	18.8%
Total	126	45	8	17.8%	51	19	37.3%	96	27	28.1%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Iowa, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	125	63	10	15.9%	42	26	61.9%	105	36	34.3%
2012	126	45	8	17.8%	51	19	37.3%	96	27	28.1%

See also:

• Iowa House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Iowa State Senate elections, 2012

Kansas

There were 165 seats up for election in Kansas. A total of 107 incumbents advanced to the general election: 36 Democrats and 71 Republicans. Of that total, 30 incumbents—six Democrats and 24 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 28.0% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Kansas, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	125	28	6	21.4%	52	19	36.5%	80	25	31.3%
Senate	40	8	0	0.0%	19	5	26.3%	27	5	18.5%
Total	165	36	6	16.7%	71	24	33.8%	107	30	28.0%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Kansas, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	125	44	13	29.5%	66	33	50.0%	110	46	41.8%
2012	165	36	6	16.7%	71	24	33.8%	107	30	28.0%

See also:

• Kansas House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Kansas State Senate elections, 2012

Kentucky

There were 119 seats up for election in Kentucky. A total of 104 incumbents advanced to the general election: 63 Democrats and 41 Republicans. Of that total, 57 incumbents—29 Democrats and 28 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 54.8% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Kentucky, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	100	54	25	46.3%	36	25	69.4%	90	50	55.6%
Senate	19	9	4	44.4%	5	3	60.0%	14	7	50.0%
Total	119	63	29	46.0%	41	28	68.3%	104	57	54.8%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Kentucky, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	119	67	20	29.9%	42	25	59.5%	110	45	40.9%
2012	119	63	29	46.0%	41	28	68.3%	104	57	54.8%

See also:

• Kentucky House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Kentucky State Senate elections, 2012

Maine

There were 186 seats up for election in Maine. A total of 121 incumbents advanced to the general election: 53 Democrats and 66 Republicans. Of that total, seven incumbents—three Democrats and four Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 5.8% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Maine, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	151	45	3	6.7%	53	4	7.5%	99	7	7.1%
Senate	35	8	0	0.0%	13	0	0.0%	22	0	0.0%
Total	186	53	3	5.7%	66	4	6.1%	121	7	5.8%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Maine, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	186	90	4	4.4%	49	3	6.1%	139	7	5.0%
2012	186	53	3	5.7%	66	4	6.1%	121	7	5.8%

See also:

• Maine House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Maine State Senate elections, 2012

Massachusetts

There were 200 seats up for election in Massachusetts. A total of 184 incumbents advanced to the general election: 149 Democrats and 35 Republicans. Of that total, 122 incumbents—103 Democrats and 19 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 66.3% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Massachusetts, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	160	116	79	68.1%	31	16	51.6%	147	95	64.6%
Senate	40	33	24	72.7%	4	3	75.0%	37	27	73.0%
Total	200	149	103	69.1%	35	19	54.3%	184	122	66.3%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Massachusetts, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	200	150	74	49.3%	15	11	73.3%	165	85	51.5%
2012	200	149	103	69.1%	35	19	54.3%	184	122	66.3%

See also:

• Massachusetts House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Massachusetts State Senate elections, 2012

Michigan

There were 110 seats up for election in Michigan. A total of 87 incumbents advanced to the general election: 32 Democrats and 55 Republicans. Of that total, one incumbent—a Republican—had no general election challengers, representing 1.1% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Michigan, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	110	32	0	0.0%	55	1	1.8%	87	1	1.1%
Senate	Did not hold elections
Total	110	32	0	0.0%	55	1	1.8%	87	1	1.1%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Michigan, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	148	40	0	0.0%	28	2	7.1%	68	2	2.9%
2012	110	32	0	0.0%	55	1	1.8%	87	1	1.1%

See also:

• Michigan House of Representatives elections, 2012

Minnesota

There were 201 seats up for election in Minnesota. A total of 152 incumbents advanced to the general election: 71 Democrats and 81 Republicans. Of that total, seven incumbents—five Democrats and two Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 4.6% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Minnesota, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	134	46	2	4.3%	55	2	3.6%	101	4	4.0%
Senate	67	25	3	12.0%	26	0	0.0%	51	3	5.9%
Total	201	71	5	7.0%	81	2	2.5%	152	7	4.6%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Minnesota, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	201	120	0	0.0%	55	6	10.9%	175	6	3.4%
2012	201	71	5	7.0%	81	2	2.5%	152	7	4.6%

See also:

• Minnesota House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Minnesota State Senate elections, 2012

Missouri

There were 180 seats up for election in Missouri. A total of 118 incumbents advanced to the general election: 36 Democrats and 82 Republicans. Of that total, 58 incumbents—22 Democrats and 36 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 49.2% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Missouri, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	163	35	21	60.0%	77	34	44.2%	112	55	49.1%
Senate	17	1	1	100.0%	5	2	40.0%	6	3	50.0%
Total	180	36	22	61.1%	82	36	43.9%	118	58	49.2%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Missouri, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	180	53	18	34.0%	49	26	53.1%	102	44	43.1%
2012	180	36	22	61.1%	82	36	43.9%	118	58	49.2%

See also:

• Missouri House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Missouri State Senate elections, 2012

Montana

There were 126 seats up for election in Montana. A total of 79 incumbents advanced to the general election: 26 Democrats and 53 Republicans. Of that total, 16 incumbents—five Democrats and 11 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 20.3% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Montana, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	100	18	2	11.1%	48	11	22.9%	66	13	19.7%
Senate	26	8	3	37.5%	5	0	0.0%	13	3	23.1%
Total	126	26	5	19.2%	53	11	20.8%	79	16	20.3%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Montana, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	126	33	8	24.2%	40	13	32.5%	73	21	28.8%
2012	126	26	5	19.2%	53	11	20.8%	79	16	20.3%

See also:

• Montana House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Montana State Senate elections, 2012

Nebraska

There were 25 seats up for election in Nebraska. A total of 16 incumbents advanced to the general election: 6 Democrats and 10 Republicans. Of that total, four incumbents—one Democrats and three Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 25.0% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Nebraska, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	N/A
Senate	25	6	1	16.7%	10	3	30.0%	16	4	25.0%
Total	25	6	1	16.7%	10	3	30.0%	16	4	25.0%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Nebraska, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	24	10	3	30.0%	10	6	60.0%	21	9	42.9%
2012	25	6	1	16.7%	10	3	30.0%	16	4	25.0%

See also:

• Nebraska State Senate elections, 2012

Nevada

There were 52 seats up for election in Nevada. A total of 34 incumbents advanced to the general election: 23 Democrats and 11 Republicans. Of that total, 10 incumbents—five Democrats and five Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 29.4% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Nevada, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	42	22	5	22.7%	10	5	50.0%	32	10	31.3%
Senate	10	1	0	0.0%	1	0	0.0%	2	0	0.0%
Total	52	23	5	21.7%	11	5	45.5%	34	10	29.4%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Nevada, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	53	17	0	0.0%	8	0	0.0%	25	0	0.0%
2012	52	23	5	21.7%	11	5	45.5%	34	10	29.4%

See also:

• Nevada State Assembly elections, 2012
• Nevada State Senate elections, 2012

New Hampshire

There were 424 seats up for election in New Hampshire. A total of 293 incumbents advanced to the general election: 82 Democrats and 211 Republicans. Of that total, 31 incumbents—17 Democrats and 14 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 10.6% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in New Hampshire, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	400	79	17	21.5%	200	13	6.5%	279	30	10.8%
Senate	24	3	0	0.0%	11	1	9.1%	14	1	7.1%
Total	424	82	17	20.7%	211	14	6.6%	293	31	10.6%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in New Hampshire, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	424	174	1	0.6%	137	6	4.4%	311	7	2.3%
2012	424	82	17	20.7%	211	14	6.6%	293	31	10.6%

See also:

• New Hampshire House of Representatives elections, 2012
• New Hampshire State Senate elections, 2012

New Mexico

There were 112 seats up for election in New Mexico. A total of 85 incumbents advanced to the general election: 45 Democrats and 39 Republicans. Of that total, 49 incumbents—25 Democrats and 24 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 57.6% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in New Mexico, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	70	25	14	56.0%	29	18	62.1%	55	32	58.2%
Senate	42	20	11	55.0%	10	6	60.0%	30	17	56.7%
Total	112	45	25	55.6%	39	24	61.5%	85	49	57.6%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in New Mexico, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	70	43	20	46.5%	22	15	68.2%	65	35	53.8%
2012	112	45	25	55.6%	39	24	61.5%	85	49	57.6%

See also:

• New Mexico House of Representatives elections, 2012
• New Mexico State Senate elections, 2012

New York

There were 213 seats up for election in New York. A total of 187 incumbents advanced to the general election: 116 Democrats and 71 Republicans. Of that total, 58 incumbents—38 Democrats and 20 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 31.0% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in New York, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	150	90	32	35.6%	40	12	30.0%	130	44	33.8%
Senate	63	26	6	23.1%	31	8	25.8%	57	14	24.6%
Total	213	116	38	32.8%	71	20	28.2%	187	58	31.0%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in New York, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	212	124	20	16.1%	59	14	23.7%	183	34	18.6%
2012	213	116	38	32.8%	71	20	28.2%	187	58	31.0%

See also:

• New York State Assembly elections, 2012
• New York State Senate elections, 2012

North Carolina

There were 170 seats up for election in North Carolina. A total of 117 incumbents advanced to the general election: 47 Democrats and 70 Republicans. Of that total, 55 incumbents—28 Democrats and 27 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 47.0% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in North Carolina, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	120	34	23	67.6%	46	17	37.0%	80	40	50.0%
Senate	50	13	5	38.5%	24	10	41.7%	37	15	40.5%
Total	170	47	28	59.6%	70	27	38.6%	117	55	47.0%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in North Carolina, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	170	83	12	14.5%	63	36	57.1%	146	48	32.9%
2012	170	47	28	59.6%	70	27	38.6%	117	55	47.0%

See also:

• North Carolina House of Representatives elections, 2012
• North Carolina State Senate elections, 2012

North Dakota

There were 75 seats up for election in North Dakota. A total of 57 incumbents advanced to the general election: 18 Democrats and 39 Republicans. Of that total, eight incumbents—two Democrats and six Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 14.0% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in North Dakota, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	50	11	1	9.1%	27	4	14.8%	38	5	13.2%
Senate	25	7	1	14.3%	12	2	16.7%	19	3	15.8%
Total	75	18	2	11.1%	39	6	15.4%	57	8	14.0%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in North Dakota, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	72	24	2	8.3%	33	10	30.3%	57	12	21.1%
2012	75	18	2	11.1%	39	6	15.4%	57	8	14.0%

See also:

• North Dakota House of Representatives elections, 2012
• North Dakota State Senate elections, 2012

Ohio

There were 117 seats up for election in Ohio. A total of 100 incumbents advanced to the general election: 35 Democrats and 65 Republicans. Of that total, 14 incumbents—nine Democrats and five Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 14.0% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Ohio, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	99	32	9	28.1%	52	1	1.9%	84	10	11.9%
Senate	18	3	0	0.0%	13	4	30.8%	16	4	25.0%
Total	117	35	9	25.7%	65	5	7.7%	100	14	14.0%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Ohio, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	116	46	2	4.3%	40	7	17.5%	86	9	10.5%
2012	117	35	9	25.7%	65	5	7.7%	100	14	14.0%

See also:

• Ohio House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Ohio State Senate elections, 2012

Oklahoma

There were 125 seats up for election in Oklahoma. A total of 101 incumbents advanced to the general election: 30 Democrats and 71 Republicans. Of that total, 71 incumbents—20 Democrats and 51 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 70.3% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Oklahoma, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	101	26	19	73.1%	59	43	72.9%	85	62	72.9%
Senate	24	4	1	25.0%	12	8	66.7%	16	9	56.3%
Total	125	30	20	66.7%	71	51	71.8%	101	71	70.3%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Oklahoma, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	125	40	20	50.0%	62	41	66.1%	102	61	59.8%
2012	125	30	20	66.7%	71	51	71.8%	101	71	70.3%

See also:

• Oklahoma House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Oklahoma State Senate elections, 2012

Oregon

There were 76 seats up for election in Oregon. A total of 64 incumbents advanced to the general election: 30 Democrats and 34 Republicans. Of that total, 10 incumbents—three Democrats and seven Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 15.6% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Oregon, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	60	23	3	13.0%	29	5	17.2%	52	8	15.4%
Senate	16	7	0	0.0%	5	2	40.0%	12	2	16.7%
Total	76	30	3	10.0%	34	7	20.6%	64	10	15.6%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Oregon, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	76	43	2	4.7%	25	2	8.0%	68	4	5.9%
2012	76	30	3	10.0%	34	7	20.6%	64	10	15.6%

See also:

• Oregon House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Oregon State Senate elections, 2012

Pennsylvania

There were 228 seats up for election in Pennsylvania. A total of 196 incumbents advanced to the general election: 83 Democrats and 113 Republicans. Of that total, 94 incumbents—43 Democrats and 51 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 48.0% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Pennsylvania, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	203	73	39	53.4%	102	47	46.1%	175	86	49.1%
Senate	25	10	4	40.0%	11	4	36.4%	21	8	38.1%
Total	228	83	43	51.8%	113	51	45.1%	196	94	48.0%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Pennsylvania, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	228	101	41	40.6%	106	43	40.6%	207	84	40.6%
2012	228	83	43	51.8%	113	51	45.1%	196	94	48.0%

See also:

• Pennsylvania House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Pennsylvania State Senate elections, 2012

Rhode Island

There were 113 seats up for election in Rhode Island. A total of 94 incumbents advanced to the general election: 78 Democrats, 15 Republicans, and one minor party or independent incumbent. Of that total, 40 incumbents—36 Democrats and four Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 42.6% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Rhode Island, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	75	54	26	48.1%	7	1	14.3%	61	27	44.3%
Senate	38	24	10	41.7%	8	3	37.5%	33	13	39.4%
Total	113	78	36	46.2%	15	4	26.7%	94	40	42.6%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Rhode Island, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	113	79	15	19.0%	8	3	37.5%	88	18	20.5%
2012	113	78	36	46.2%	15	4	26.7%	94	40	42.6%

See also:

• Rhode Island House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Rhode Island State Senate elections, 2012

South Carolina

There were 170 seats up for election in South Carolina. A total of 144 incumbents advanced to the general election: 55 Democrats and 89 Republicans. Of that total, 109 incumbents—41 Democrats and 68 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 75.7% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in South Carolina, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	124	40	31	77.5%	67	52	77.6%	107	83	77.6%
Senate	46	15	10	66.7%	22	16	72.7%	37	26	70.3%
Total	170	55	41	74.5%	89	68	76.4%	144	109	75.7%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in South Carolina, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	124	48	33	68.8%	58	37	63.8%	106	70	66.0%
2012	170	55	41	74.5%	89	68	76.4%	144	109	75.7%

See also:

• South Carolina House of Representatives elections, 2012
• South Carolina State Senate elections, 2012

South Dakota

There were 105 seats up for election in South Dakota. A total of 66 incumbents advanced to the general election: 13 Democrats and 53 Republicans. Of that total, 20 incumbents—six Democrats and 14 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 30.3% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in South Dakota, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	70	9	4	44.4%	32	7	21.9%	41	11	26.8%
Senate	35	4	2	50.0%	21	7	33.3%	25	9	36.0%
Total	105	13	6	46.2%	53	14	26.4%	66	20	30.3%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in South Dakota, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	105	25	6	24.0%	44	11	25.0%	69	17	24.6%
2012	105	13	6	46.2%	53	14	26.4%	66	20	30.3%

See also:

• South Dakota House of Representatives elections, 2012
• South Dakota State Senate elections, 2012

Tennessee

There were 115 seats up for election in Tennessee. A total of 86 incumbents advanced to the general election: 25 Democrats, 60 Republicans, and one minor party or independent incumbent. Of that total, 40 incumbents—12 Democrats and 28 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 46.5% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Tennessee, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	99	23	11	47.8%	53	23	43.4%	77	34	44.2%
Senate	16	2	1	50.0%	7	5	71.4%	9	6	66.7%
Total	115	25	12	48.0%	60	28	46.7%	86	40	46.5%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Tennessee, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	116	54	17	31.5%	49	27	55.1%	104	44	42.3%
2012	115	25	12	48.0%	60	28	46.7%	86	40	46.5%

See also:

• Tennessee House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Tennessee State Senate elections, 2012

Texas

There were 181 seats up for election in Texas. A total of 135 incumbents advanced to the general election: 52 Democrats and 83 Republicans. Of that total, 58 incumbents—21 Democrats and 37 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 43.0% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Texas, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	150	41	19	46.3%	69	31	44.9%	110	50	45.5%
Senate	31	11	2	18.2%	14	6	42.9%	25	8	32.0%
Total	181	52	21	40.4%	83	37	44.6%	135	58	43.0%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Texas, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	166	71	26	36.6%	80	31	38.8%	151	57	37.7%
2012	181	52	21	40.4%	83	37	44.6%	135	58	43.0%

See also:

• Texas House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Texas State Senate elections, 2012

Utah

There were 91 seats up for election in Utah. A total of 70 incumbents advanced to the general election: 15 Democrats and 55 Republicans. Of that total, 11 incumbents—all Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 15.7% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Utah, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	75	14	0	0.0%	44	6	13.6%	58	6	10.3%
Senate	16	1	0	0.0%	11	5	45.5%	12	5	41.7%
Total	91	15	0	0.0%	55	11	20.0%	70	11	15.7%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Utah, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	90	27	1	3.7%	52	12	23.1%	79	13	16.5%
2012	91	15	0	0.0%	55	11	20.0%	70	11	15.7%

See also:

• Utah House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Utah State Senate elections, 2012

Vermont

There were 180 seats up for election in Vermont. A total of 155 incumbents advanced to the general election: 106 Democrats, 45 Republicans, and four independent or minor party incumbents. Of that total, 70 incumbents—51 Democrats, 17 Republicans, and two independent or minor party incumbents—had no general election challengers, representing 45.2% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Vermont, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	150	87	46	52.9%	40	16	40.0%	131	64	48.9%
Senate	30	19	5	26.3%	5	1	20.0%	24	6	25.0%
Total	180	106	51	48.1%	45	17	37.8%	155	70	45.2%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Vermont, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	180	106	27	25.5%	47	20	42.6%	158	47	29.7%
2012	180	106	51	48.1%	45	17	37.8%	155	70	45.2%

See also:

• Vermont House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Vermont State Senate elections, 2012

Washington

There were 124 seats up for election in Washington. A total of 97 incumbents advanced to the general election: 53 Democrats and 44 Republicans. Of that total, 28 incumbents—11 Democrats and 17 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 28.9% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Washington, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	98	45	9	20.0%	33	13	39.4%	78	22	28.2%
Senate	26	8	2	25.0%	11	4	36.4%	19	6	31.6%
Total	124	53	11	20.8%	44	17	38.6%	97	28	28.9%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Washington, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	98	45	9	20.0%	33	13	39.4%	78	22	28.2%
Senate	26	8	2	25.0%	11	4	36.4%	19	6	31.6%
Total	124	53	11	20.8%	44	17	38.6%	97	28	28.9%

See also:

• Washington House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Washington State Senate elections, 2012

West Virginia

There were 117 seats up for election in West Virginia. A total of 96 incumbents advanced to the general election: 64 Democrats and 32 Republicans. Of that total, 23 incumbents—13 Democrats and 10 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 24.0% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in West Virginia, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	100	53	6	11.3%	30	9	30.0%	83	15	18.1%
Senate	17	11	7	63.6%	2	1	50.0%	13	8	61.5%
Total	117	64	13	20.3%	32	10	31.3%	96	23	24.0%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in West Virginia, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	117	74	19	25.7%	25	5	20.0%	99	24	24.2%
2012	117	64	13	20.3%	32	10	31.3%	96	23	24.0%

See also:

• West Virginia House of Delegates elections, 2012
• West Virginia State Senate elections, 2012

Wisconsin

There were 115 seats up for election in Wisconsin. A total of 92 incumbents advanced to the general election: 34 Democrats and 58 Republicans. Of that total, 22 incumbents—16 Democrats and six Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 23.9% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Wisconsin, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	99	26	14	53.8%	52	4	7.7%	78	18	23.1%
Senate	16	8	2	25.0%	6	2	33.3%	14	4	28.6%
Total	115	34	16	47.1%	58	6	10.3%	92	22	23.9%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Wisconsin, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	116	51	8	15.7%	40	13	32.5%	92	21	22.8%
2012	115	34	16	47.1%	58	6	10.3%	92	22	23.9%

See also:

• Wisconsin State Assembly elections, 2012
• Wisconsin State Senate elections, 2012

Wyoming

There were 75 seats up for election in Wyoming. A total of 57 incumbents advanced to the general election: 9 Democrats and 48 Republicans. Of that total, 40 incumbents—three Democrats and 37 Republicans—had no general election challengers, representing 70.2% of incumbents on the general election ballot.

In 2012

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State legislative incumbents with no general election challengers in Wyoming, 2012
Chamber	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
House	60	8	3	37.5%	36	28	77.8%	44	31	70.5%
Senate	15	1	0	0.0%	12	9	75.0%	13	9	69.2%
Total	75	9	3	33.3%	48	37	77.1%	57	40	70.2%

2010-2012

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State legislative incumbents in contested primaries in Wyoming, 2010-2012
Year	Seats
		Democratic			Republican			Total
		Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%	Incs.	Uncont.	%
2010	75	18	6	33.3%	42	35	83.3%	60	41	68.3%
2012	75	9	3	33.3%	48	37	77.1%	57	40	70.2%

See also:

• Wyoming House of Representatives elections, 2012
• Wyoming State Senate elections, 2012

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Uncontested general election

See also: General election

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Methodology

Candidacy withdrawals

See also: Signature requirements and deadlines for 2012 state government elections

In order to have their names printed on election ballots, candidates must submit information prior to a filing deadline. Filing deadlines are the dates by which candidates must submit required paperwork to state election administrators.

For major party candidates, filing deadlines always precede primaries. However, candidates may choose to withdraw before the primary or general takes place. Withdrawals include decisions to leave the race, disqualifications, and deaths. These withdrawals are either official or unofficial.

An official withdrawal means the candidate withdrew before a specific date set in state law and their name was removed from the primary or general ballot. If an incumbent officially withdrew before the general election, they are not included in any of the totals of this analysis, unless they later re-entered the race as a minor party or independent candidate.

An unofficial withdrawal means the candidate withdrew after a specific date set in state law, typically after ballots have been printed, meaning their name remains on the ballot even though they are not actively campaigning. If an incumbent unofficially withdrew, they are included in the totals of this analysis.

See also

• State legislative elections, 2012
  • Impact of term limits on state legislative elections in 2012
  • Open seats in state legislative elections, 2012
  • Contested state legislative primaries, 2012
  • Major party competition in state legislative elections, 2012
  • State legislative incumbents in contested primaries, 2012
  • Incumbents defeated in state legislative elections, 2012

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Communications: Alison Graves, Director of Communications • Carley Allensworth • Abigail Campbell • Frank Festa • Sarah Groat • Nathaniel Harwood • Dillon Redmond
External Relations: Geoff Pallay, Director of External Relations • Ken Carbullido, Vice President of Election Product and Technology Strategy • Ashley Fleming • Thomas Mardik • Hannah Nelson
Operations: Meghann Olshefski, Director of Operations • Amanda Herbert • Mandy Morris • Caroline Presnell • Kelly Rindfleisch
Tech: Matt Latourelle, Director of Technology Operations • Ryan Burch • Kirsten Corrao • Beth Dellea • Travis Eden • Tate Kamish • Margaret Kearney • Eric Lotto • Joseph Sanchez • Mary Susmitha

Contributors: Scott Rasmussen

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Editorial Content

Josh Altic, Director of Content • Daniel Anderson, Associate Director of Elections & Data • Cory Eucalitto, Associate Director of Features • Ryan Byrne, Managing Editor of Ballot Measures • Mandy McConnell, Managing Editor of News • Doug Kronaizl, Managing Editor of Local Expansion • Abbey Smith, Managing Editor of Elections • Janie Valentine, Managing Editor of Law • Joel Williams, Managing Editor of Events • Joseph Greaney, Managing Editor of Policy • Andrew Bahl • Jaclyn Beran • Marielle Bricker • Joseph Brusgard • Emma Burlingame • Kelly Coyle • Jon Dunn • Victoria Edwards • Thomas Ellis • Nicole Fisher • Thomas Grobben • Brianna Hosea • Molly Kehoe • Tyler King • Glorie Martinez • Norm Leahy, Senior Editor • Nathan Maxwell • Jimmy McAllister • Brandon McCauley • Ellie Mikus • Ellen Morrissey • Mackenzie Murphy • Kaley Platek • Samantha Post • Adam Powell • Annelise Reinwald • Spencer Richardson • Victoria Rose • Briana Ryan • Myj Saintyl • Maddy Salucka • Emma Soukup • Alexis Thacker • Mina Vogel • Samuel Wonacott • Trenton Woodcox