Elections will be held on November 6, 2012 to decide 33 out of 100 contested US Senate seats. Democrats must defend 21 of those seats, independents 2 (both of whom vote Democrat) and Republicans 10.
Currently held by Democrats
California (Feinstein), Delaware (Carper), Florida (Nelson), Hawaii (Akaka), Maryland (Cardin), Michigan (Stabenow), Minnesota (Klobuchar), Missouri (McCaskill), Montana (Tester), Nebraska (Nelson), New Jersey (Menendez), New Mexico (Bingaman), New York (Gillibrand), North Dakota (Conrad), Ohio (Brown), Pennsylvania (Casey, Jr), Rhode Island (Whitehouse), Virginia (Webb), Washington (Cantwell), West Virginia (Manchin), Wisconsin (Kohl)
Currently Held by Independents
Connecticut (Lieberman), Vermont (Sanders)
Currently Held by Republicans
Arizona (Kyl), Indiana (Lugar), Maine (Snowe), Massachusetts (Brown), Mississippi (Wicker), Nevada (Ensign), Tennessee (Corker), Texas (Bailey Hutchison), Utah (Hatch), Wyoming (Barrasso)
Latest News
Resources
The Cook Political report has a Senate page detailing the latest developments and polling.
