'Things To Worry About': The 2010 U.S. National & State Elections

This page is begun in June 2009, which is much too early, but the national election cycle has been taken over by the media (owned, of course, by the very Oligarchs who seek to destroy the democratic process).

While the People did get Barack Obama elected as head of the Executive Branch, the Legislative Branch is still a problem. The Republican Party continues to block the seating of Senator Al Franken from Minnesota (the election results have him winner by a mere 300 votes). And so the count there is 57 Democrats, 40 Republicans, two independents, and one Senate seat vacant – not enough to prevent The Party of No from threatening to use the filibuster.
Meanwhile, the Republican Party is targeting various Congressional districts, and state governorships, and many local elections, because they must get back the positional Power that gives them access to destroying America's economy, taking away Constitutional rights, and profiting from bribery, treason and war crimes.

Any U.S. citizen who does not vote in the 2010 Primary and 2010 General Elections surrenders the right to call him-/herself an American.

2010 U.S. Senate Races
One-third of the members in the Senate run for re-election in each 2-year cycle.

ANY Democrat vs. Sen. Richard Shelby [GOP AL] in 2010
ANY Democrat vs. Sen. Jeff Sessions [GOP AL] in 2014

Alaska
primary election June 8th, national/state election November 2nd
ANY Democrat vs. Sen. Lisa Murkowski [appointed 2002, re-elected 2004; GOP] in 2010
Sen. Mark Begich [since 2009; Dem] is up for re-election in 2014

ANY Democrat vs. Sen. John McCain [GOP AZ] in 2010
ANY Democrat vs. Sen. Jon Kyl [GOP AZ] in 2012

Delaware
primary election ??, national/state election November 2nd
mid-term elections for the Senate seat vacated by Joe Biden
appointee Democrat Ted Kaufman [sworn January 2009] will NOT run for re-election in 2010
Sen. Tom Carper [since 2001; Dem] up for re-election in 2014

Florida
primary election ??, national/state election November 2nd
mid-term election for the Senate seat vacated by Mel Martinez {sworn 2005, resigned August 2009}
appointee Republican George LeMieux [sworn September 2009] is expected NOT to run for re-election
Republican Governor Charlie Crist announced in May 2009 that he will run for U.S. Senator in 2010
Congressman Kendrick Meek [Dem-FL17] 2010 senate campaign website

Illinois
primary election ??, national/state election November 2nd
mid-term election for the Senate seat vacated by Barack Obama
appointee Democrat Roland Burris [sworn January 2009] will retire and NOT run for re-election

Kansas
primary election ??, national/state election November 2nd
Republican Sam Brownback [since Nov 1996] has announced that he will NOT seek re-election in 2010
the Kansas GOP primary is expected to be a brutal fight between Congressmen Jerry Moran & Todd Tiahrt

Kentucky primary election ??, national/state election November 2nd
Republican Jim Bunning [since 1999] has announced that he will NOT seek re-election in 2010
Rand Paul {son of Ron Paul} is running for the Republican nomination
Democrat Lt. Governor Daniel Mongiardo 2010 senate campaign website
Democrat Attorney General Jack Conway 2010 senate campaign website
ANY Democrat vs. Sen. Mitch McConnell [GOP KY] in 2012

Massachusetts
state primary election December 8th, 2009; state special election Jan 19th, 2010
to fill the U.S. Senate seat vacated by Ted Kennedy's death
state Attorney General Martha Coakley won the Democratic Party primary election
campaign website • Wikipedia

Minnesota primary election ??, national/state election November 2nd
winning Democrat Al Franken was finally seated in July 2009
campaign website • Wikipedia
Sen. Amy Klobuchar [since 2007; Dem] is up for re-election in 2012

Missouri primary election ??, national/state election November 2nd
Republican Kit Bond [since 1987] has announced that he will NOT seek re-election in 2010
extremely popular Secretary of State Democrat Robin Carnahan 2010 senate campaign website
Republican Congressman Roy Blunt [MO-07] has announced that he will run in 2010

New Hampshire primary election ??, national/state election November 2nd
Republican Judd Gregg [since 1993] has announced that he will NOT seek re-election in 2010
Democratic Congressman Paul Hodes [NH-02] 2010 senate campaign website

New York State
primary election September ??, national/state election November 2nd
mid-term election for the Senate seat vacated by Hillary Clinton
appointee Democrat Kirsten Gillibrand [sworn January 2009] 2010 re-election campaign website
Sen. Charles Schumer [since 1999; Dem] 2010 re-election campaign {no website?}

Washington State
open caucus Feb 9th, primary election Feb 19th, national/state election November 2nd
Sen. Patty Murray [since 1993; Dem] 2010 re-election campaign website
Sen. Maria Cantwell [since 1001; Dem] is up for re-election in 2010

ANY Democrat vs. Sen. Ted Stevens [GOP AK]
F.B.I. agents searched the home of Sen. Stevens on 30 July 2007 as part of the Bill Allen bribery investigation.

ANY Democrat to fill the open Idaho Senate seat
Sen. Larry Craig [GOP ID] was arrested in June 2007 at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport on suspicion of lewd conduct,
and pled guilty in August 2007 to a misdemeanor charge of disorderly conduct; he is under pressure to resign {we shall see}.

ANY Democrat vs. probable retiree Sen. Thad Cochran [GOP MS]
ANY Democrat vs. probable retiree Sen. Trent Lott [GOP MS]

ANY Democrat to fill the seat of retiring Sen. Chuck Hagel [GOP NE]
former Secretary of Agriculture Mike Johanns is running for the GOP nomination

ANY Democrat vs. Sen. Michael Enzi [GOP WY]
ANY Democrat vs. appointed Sen. John Barrasso [GOP WY] in the special election in 2008

2010 U.S. Congressional Races
Everybody in the House of Representatives has to run for re-election every two years.

CA-10: Democrat John Garamendi won special election 3 November 2009
to replace Ellen Tauscher (appointed to State Department)

CA-12: Democrat Jackie Speier won special election 8 April 2008
(to fill empty seat due to death of Tom Lantos) & re-elected in November 2008

CA-32: Democrat Judy Chu won special election 14 July 2009
to replace Hilda Solis (appointed Obama's Secretary of Labor)

CA-41: ANY Democrat to replace Republican Jerry Lewis [since 1979]
under investigation by the District Attorney, ran for re-election anyway
CA-41: 2008 Democratic primary candidate Tim Prince

CA-52: ANY Democrat to replace son-of-a-crook Republican Duncan D. Hunter [since 2009]

GA-01: ANY Democrat to replace Republican Jack Kingston [since 1993]
GA-01: 2008 Democratic primary candidate & war hero Bill Gillespie

IL-05: Democrat Michael Quigley won special election 7 April 2009
to replace Rahm Emanuel (appointed to White House Chief of Staff)

IL-14: Democrat Bill Foster won special election 8 March 2008
to fill Hastert's empty seat & re-elected in November 2008

MO-07: ANY Democrat vs. GOP Congressman Roy D. Blunt
under investigation for ties to Tom DeLay
MO-08: Democrat primary candidate war hero Tommy Sowers

NY-20: Democrat Scott Murphy won special election 31 March 2009
to replace Kirsten Gillibrand (appointed to Hillary Clinton's Senate seat)

NY-23: Democrat Bill Owens won special election 3 November 2009
to replace Republican John M. McHugh (appointed to Obama's Secretary of the Army)

2009 & 2010 State Races
There are 39 governorships up for grabs before the critical 2011 redistricting process
that will realign our political landscape for a generation.

New Jersey state election November 3rd, 2009
Republican Chris Christie won the election for Governor, replacing one-term Democrat Jon Corzine

Oregon primary election May 18th, state election November 2nd
2010 Democratic primary candidate for Governor John Kitzhaber (former Governor of Oregon)
2010 Democratic primary candidate for Governor Bill Bradbury (former Oregon Secretary of State)
2010 Democratic primary candidate for Governor Steve Shields (former Hewlett-Packard executive)

Virginia state election November 3rd, 2009
Republican Robert McDonnell won the election for Governor
with nearly 60% of the vote, replacing one-term Democrat Timothy M. Kaine

Things To Worry About2009 & 2010 U.S. National Elections

Things To Worry About
2009 & 2010 U.S. National Elections