Interactive: Predicting how the House districts break down

These ratings indicate the likely outcomes of the 2012 election.

WRAL-TV looked at voter registration in the district as well as how voters there voted for president, governor and U.S. Senator in 2008. The ratings of John Davis, a conservative-leaning campaign analyst, and the N.C. Free Enterprise Foundation, a nonpartisan think tank, were also reviewed. Interviews with campaign workers for both parties, news accounts from the districts, and campaign fundraising and spending also factored in.

Click on a district for race analysis.

DISTRICT 1

Republican: Bob Steinburg

Democrat: Bill Luton

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: This swing district was once held by conservative Democrat Bill Owens. Republicans have their sights on the seat, but it's unclear how a recent assault charge leveled against Steinburg will affect the race.

DISTRICT 2

Republican: Timothy Karan

Democrat: W. A. "Winkie" Wilkins (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Democratic incumbent W.A. "Winkie" Wilkins beat out fellow lawmaker Jim Crawford during the spring primary. Republicans have hopes for this seat, but voter registration and other metrics appear to favor Democrats in this district.

DISTRICT 3

Republican: Michael Speciale

Democrat: Robert B. Cayton

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: If the Republican candidate were an incumbent, this would be a "strong Republican" district. Although Democrats hold an edge in registration here, voters in this district backed U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Dole and John McCain for president in 2008.

DISTRICT 4

Republican: Jimmy Dixon (i)

Democrat: Rebecca H. Judge

Libertarian: Kevin E. Hayes

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Dixon is an incumbent, giving him an edge that offsets the Democrats' voter registration advantage in this district. Voters here lean toward Republicans in national and statewide races.

DISTRICT 5

Republican: -

Democrat: Annie Ward Mobley (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Mobley is unopposed.

DISTRICT 6

Republican: Mattie Lawson

Democrat: Paul Tine

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: While voter registration favors Democrats here, results from past elections show voters in this district are open to voting for the GOP. Lawson won a primary against Arthur Williams, a Democrat-turned-Republican. Both parties are watching this district closely.

DISTRICT 7

Republican: -

Democrat: Angela R. Bryant (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Bryant has no opposition.

DISTRICT 8

Republican: Susan Martin

Democrat: Mark Bibbs

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: This is a hard-fought campaign. Both Bibbs and Martin have received major endorsements and both state parties are paying close attention to the campaign here. Voting patterns in this district indicate either candidate could win.

DISTRICT 9

Republican: Brian Brown

Democrat: Marian N. McLawhorn (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: McLawhorn is an incumbent, but a third-party conservative group is spending heavily against her here. Although voter registration favors Democrats, voting patterns suggest it is a conservative Democratic district that could be vulnerable to a GOP incursion.

DISTRICT 10

Republican: John Bell

Democrat: Jim Babe Hardison

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Both independent political analysts and the N.C. Free Enterprise Foundation rank this as a strong Republican district. The biggest question here seems to be how a scandal that forced incumbent Rep. Stephen LaRoque, who lost his primary, to resign from office might affect voters here.

DISTRICT 11

Republican: -

Democrat: Duane Hall

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Hall has no opposition.

DISTRICT 12

Republican: Jim Dancy

Democrat: George Graham

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Both voter registration and voter history suggest the Democrat will win this seat.

DISTRICT 13

Republican: Patricia "Pat" McElraft (i)

Democrat: -

Libertarian: Wyatt Rike

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Third party candidates don't have a strong history of winning in North Carolina. Conditions in this district favor Republicans.

DISTRICT 14

Republican: George G. Cleveland (i)

Democrat: -

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Cleveland is unopposed.

DISTRICT 15

Republican: Phillip Shepard (i)

Democrat: -

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Shepard is unopposed.

DISTRICT 16

Republican: Chris Millis

Democrat: -

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Millis is unopposed.

DISTRICT 17

Republican: Frank Iler (i)

Democrat: Lundia Washington

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Iler is an incumbent and both voter registration and voting history favor Republicans in this district.

DISTRICT 18

Republican: Louis Harmati

Democrat: Susi Hamilton (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Hamilton is an incumbent and voter registration heavily favors Democrats.

DISTRICT 19

Republican: Ted Davis Jr.

Democrat: Emilie Swearingen

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Swearingen is a town council member, but Davis has been an elected county commissioner. He has been sworn in to fill the unexpired term of Rep. Danny McComas, a Republican who was appointed to a ports post by Democratic Gov. Bev Perdue. The fundamentals in this district favor Republicans.

DISTRICT 20

Republican: Rick Catlin

Democrat: Tom Gale

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Catlin is an elected county commissioner and both voter registration and voter history favor Republicans in this district.

DISTRICT 21

Republican: -

Democrat: Larry M. Bell (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Bell is unopposed.

DISTRICT 22

Republican: -

Democrat: William Brisson (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Brisson is unopposed.

DISTRICT 23

Republican: -

Democrat: Joe Tolson (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Tolson is unopposed.

DISTRICT 24

Republican: -

Democrat: Jean Farmer-Butterfield (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Butterfield is unopposed.

DISTRICT 25

Republican: Jeffrey L. "Jeff" Collins (i)

Democrat: Janice "Jan" Mills

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Voter registration favors Democrats here, but voting history suggests Republicans have a strong advantage. Collins is an incumbent.

DISTRICT 26

Republican: Leo Daughtry (i)

Democrat: Jenifer Bubenik

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Daughtry is an incumbent, and the fundamentals in this district favor Republicans.

DISTRICT 27

Republican: -

Democrat: Michael H. Wray (i)

Libertarian: Jesse Shearin

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Wray is an incumbent, and voter registration in this district gives Democrats a big advantage.

DISTRICT 28

Republican: James H. "J.H." Langdon, Jr. (i)

Democrat: -

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Langdon is unopposed.

DISTRICT 29

Republican: -

Democrat: Larry D. Hall (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Hall is unopposed.

DISTRICT 30

Republican: -

Democrat: Paul Luebke (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Luebke is unopposed.

DISTRICT 31

Republican: -

Democrat: H. M. "Mickey" Michaux, Jr. (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Michaux is unopposed.

DISTRICT 32

Republican: Scott Bynum

Democrat: Nathan Baskerville

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Voter registration and voter history heavily favor Democrats in this district.

DISTRICT 33

Republican: -

Democrat: Rosa U. Gill (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Gill is unopposed.

DISTRICT 34

Republican: -

Democrat: Deborah K. Ross (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Ross is unopposed.

DISTRICT 35

Republican: Chris Malone

Democrat: Lori B. Millberg

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: The N.C. Free Enterprise Foundation rates this as a "leans Republican" district, while analyst John Davis labels it a strong Republican district. However, both parties describe the district as competitive and its voter registration is close enough for it to be a swing district. Malone is a sitting school board member and Millberg is a former Wake County School Board member and a former prosecutor.

DISTRICT 36

Republican: Nelson Dollar (i)

Democrat: Lisa Baker

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Dollar is a strong incumbent and voting history indicates Republicans should have an advantage here.

DISTRICT 37

Republican: Paul Stam (i)

Democrat: Jason Ora Wunsch

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Stam is a well-known incumbent and this district leans strongly Republican.

DISTRICT 38

Republican: -

Democrat: Yvonne Lewis Holley

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: Shane Murphy

Summary: This is an open seat, but it leans strongly Democratic. Holley appears to be better funded and organized than her unaffiliated opponent. Straight-ticket voting will give the Democrat a big advantage.

DISTRICT 39

Republican: -

Democrat: Darren Jackson (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Jackson is unopposed.

DISTRICT 40

Republican: Marilyn Avila (i)

Democrat: William "Watt" Jones

Libertarian: Ron Reale

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Avila is a strong incumbent and voter registration favors the GOP in this district. However, this is the kind of suburban district that may be susceptible to a Democratic challenger if there is a statewide wave in favor of Democrats. The presence of a Libertarian candidate could also help the Democrat if the election is close.

DISTRICT 41

Republican: Tom Murray (i)

Democrat: Jim Messina

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Murray is a well known first-term incumbent who held a significant fundraising advantage as of July 1. Voter registration in the district leans Republican but voting history shows that a Republican can lose here. The N.C. Free Enterprise Foundation rated this a swing district, but given the candidates and current electoral environment, WRAL says it leans Republican.

DISTRICT 42

Republican: Frank Racz

Democrat: Marvin W. Lucas (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Lucas is a well-known incumbent in a district that leans heavily Democratic.

DISTRICT 43

Republican: Diana Carroll

Democrat: Elmer Floyd (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Floyd is a well-known incumbent in a district that leans heavily Democratic.

DISTRICT 44

Republican: Richard D. Button

Democrat: Rick Glazier (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Glazier is an incumbent and this district appears to lean Democratic. However, legislative map drawers split a lot of precincts here, making this district harder than typical to read, which is why it is not in the solid blue column. Republican strategists say they see an opening here because Glazier has spent a lot of time supporting candidates elsewhere in the state.

DISTRICT 45

Republican: John Szoka

Democrat: Eddie Dees

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: This is an open seat, and, despite Democratic-leaning registration, results from past elections suggest that both Republicans and Democrats have an opportunity here.

DISTRICT 46

Republican: Gaston "G.L." Pridgen (i)

Democrat: Ken Waddell

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Voter registration heavily favors Democrats here. If Pridgen was not an incumbent, this would be in the lean-Democratic column rather than a swing district.

DISTRICT 47

Republican: -

Democrat: Charles Graham (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Graham has no opposition.

DISTRICT 48

Republican: -

Democrat: Garland E. Pierce (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Pierce has no opposition.

DISTRICT 49

Republican: Jim Fulghum

Democrat: Keith Karlsson

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Voter registration and voting history in this open seat leans Republican, but not by much. Fulghum won a primary against a former lawmaker, which helped his name ID among general election voters. That primary, combined with the GOP fundraising advantages, keeps this from being a true swing district.

DISTRICT 50

Republican: Rod Chaney

Democrat: Valerie Foushee

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Voter registration and voting history in this open seat both favor Democrats. Republicans see this rural district as home to conservative Democrats who might be inclined toward GOP candidates, but the numbers fail to bear that out.

DISTRICT 51

Republican: Michael "Mike" Stone (i)

Democrat: W. P. "Bill" Tatum

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Leans Republican. This district would be in the solid Republican column if it weren't ground zero for the fracking debate in this state. It's possible Stone's legislative stands in favor of gas drilling could affect the election.

DISTRICT 52

Republican: James L. "Jamie" Boles, Jr. (i)

Democrat: -

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Boles is unopposed.

DISTRICT 53

Republican: David Lewis (i)

Democrat: Joe E. Langley

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Lewis is a strong incumbent who played a hand in drawing this district. Elizabeth Dole won among voters here in 2008. In another year, this could be downgraded to a "leans Republican," but it is likely to be in the GOP column in 2012.

DISTRICT 54

Republican: Cathy Wright

Democrat: Deb McManus

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: This district is nearly a swing seat. Wright ran a strong campaign against Rep. Joe Hackney in 2010. Hackney isn't running again, making this an open seat. McManus is a Chatham County school board member and will probably turn this into a more solid bet for Democrats in 2014 if she wins this year.

DISTRICT 55

Republican: Mark Brody

Democrat: Dale Nelson

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Results from prior elections suggest a Republican win here.

DISTRICT 56

Republican: Karrie Mead

Democrat: Verla C. Insko (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Insko is an incumbent in a district that leans heavily Democratic.

DISTRICT 57

Republican: -

Democrat: Mary Price "Pricey" Harrison (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Harrison's opposition has withdrawn, leaving her as the only name on the ballot.

DISTRICT 58

Republican: Olga Morgan Wright

Democrat: Alma Adams (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Adams and Wright have faced each other before, and Adams has won every encounter. This district is even more heavily biased toward Democrats, making Adams the likely winner.

DISTRICT 59

Republican: -

Democrat: Jon Hardister

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Hardister is unopposed.

DISTRICT 60

Republican: -

Democrat: Marcus Brandon (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Brandon is unopposed.

DISTRICT 61

Republican: John Faircloth

Democrat: Ron Weatherford

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Faircloth is a strong incumbent and former High Point police chief in a district that leans strongly Republican.

DISTRICT 62

Republican: John M. Blust (i)

Democrat: -

Libertarian: Kent P. Wilsey

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Blust is a long-time Republican and local news reports say his Democratic opposition has dropped out of the race.

DISTRICT 63

Republican: Stephen M. Ross

Democrat: Patty Philipps

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: This is an open seat. Despite a Democratic voter registration advantage, results from prior elections indicate Republicans have a fair chance here. Both candidates are well known in the community.

DISTRICT 64

Republican: Dennis Riddell

Democrat: Morris McAdoo

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Results from prior elections seem to indicate a Republican advantage here, but Democrats say there are some demographic factors in the district that favor their candidates. This open seat leans Republican.

DISTRICT 65

Republican: Bert Jones (i)

Democrat: William E. Osborne

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Results from prior elections suggest this is a swing district. Jones won election two years ago as an unaffiliated candidate, indicating a strong campaign and grass-roots organization. We're keeping this district in the swing column because Caswell County has been a problem for legislative Republicans in the past.

DISTRICT 66

Republican: -

Democrat: Ken Goodman (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Goodman has no opposition.

DISTRICT 67

Republican: Justin P. Burr (i)

Democrat: Kevin Furr

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Burr is an incumbent and both voter registration and voting history favor Republicans in this district.

DISTRICT 68

Republican: Craig Horn (i)

Democrat: Kenneth J. Baker

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Horn is an incumbent and both voter registration and voting history favor Republicans in this district.

DISTRICT 69

Republican: Dean Arp

Democrat: -

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Arp has no opposition.

DISTRICT 70

Republican: Pat B. Hurley (i)

Democrat: -

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Hurley has no opposition.

DISTRICT 71

Republican: Kris McCann

Democrat: Evelyn Terry

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Voter registration and voting history numbers strongly favor Democrats.

DISTRICT 72

Republican: Charlie Mellies

Democrat: Edward "Ed" Hanes, Jr.

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Voter registration and voting history numbers strongly favor Democrats.

DISTRICT 73

Republican: Mark W. Hollo (i)

Democrat: William Stinson

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Hollo is an incumbent in a Republican-leaning district.

DISTRICT 74

Republican: Debra Conrad

Democrat: David W. Moore

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: This is a Republican-leaning district and Conrad appears to be the better-funded and organized candidate.

DISTRICT 75

Republican: Donny C. Lambeth

Democrat: -

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Lambeth has no opposition.

DISTRICT 76

Republican: Carl Ford

Democrat: -

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Ford has no opposition.

DISTRICT 77

Republican: Harry Warren (i)

Democrat: William H. Battermann

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Warren is an incumbent in a district that leans Republican.

DISTRICT 78

Republican: Allen Ray McNeill

Democrat: Gerald C. Parker

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: This is an open seat, but McNeill is a well-known candidate and voter registration here leans heavily Republican.

DISTRICT 79

Republican: Julia Craven Howard (i)

Democrat: Cristina Victoria Vazquez

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Howard is a well-known incumbent in a Republican-leaning district.

DISTRICT 80

Republican: Jerry C. Dockham (i)

Democrat: Loretta M. Martin

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Dockham is a well-known incumbent in a Republican-leaning district.

DISTRICT 81

Republican: Rayne Brown (i)

Democrat: -

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Brown is unopposed.

DISTRICT 82

Republican: Larry G. Pittman (i)

Democrat: -

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Pittman is unopposed.

DISTRICT 83

Republican: Linda P. Johnson (i)

Democrat: Jerome Fleming

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Johnson is an incumbent in a district that leans heavily Republican.

DISTRICT 84

Republican: Rena W. Turner

Democrat: Gene Mitchell Mahaffey

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: This is an open seat, but voter registration and other metrics favor Republicans.

DISTRICT 85

Republican: Mitch Gillespie (i)

Democrat: JR Edwards

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Gillespie is an incumbent in a Republican-leaning district.

DISTRICT 86

Republican: Hugh Blackwell (i)

Democrat: Jim Cates

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: The N.C. Free Enterprise Foundation rates this as a "leans Republican" district, but we rate it as solid Republican based on the results from past elections. Also, Blackwell is an incumbent, giving him an advantage.

DISTRICT 87

Republican: Edgar V. Starnes (i)

Democrat: -

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Starnes is unopposed.

DISTRICT 88

Republican: Rob Bryan

Democrat: Martha Alexander (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: The underlying voter registration numbers and voting history in the district would make it a lean-to-strong Republican area. However, Alexander is an incumbent Democrat and therefore pushes this into the swing column.

DISTRICT 89

Republican: Mitchell Smith Setzer (i)

Democrat: -

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Setzer is unopposed.

DISTRICT 90

Republican: Sarah Stevens (i)

Democrat: -

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Stevens is unopposed.

DISTRICT 91

Republican: Bryan Holloway (i)

Democrat: Nelson Cole

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Under almost any other circumstances, this would be a strong Republican seat. However, it falls into the "lean Republican" column because Cole is a well-known former legislator from parts of Rockingham County that Holloway hasn't represented before.

DISTRICT 92

Republican: Charles Jeter

Democrat: Robin Bradford

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: This is an open seat where neither candidate appears to have a distinct advantage. Results from prior elections indicate an electorate willing to back either a Republican or Democrat.

DISTRICT 93

Republican: Jonathan C. Jordan (i)

Democrat: Cullie Tarleton (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: This is a seat that could have fallen into the "lean Republican" column, but heaving spending by Tarelton is keeping it squarely in the swing column.

DISTRICT 94

Republican: Jeffrey Elmore

Democrat: -

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Elmore has no opposition.

DISTRICT 95

Republican: C. Robert Brawley

Democrat: -

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary:

DISTRICT 96

Republican: Andy Wells

Democrat: Cliff Moone

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: This is an open seat, but voter registration and past performance indicate a likely Republican win.

DISTRICT 97

Republican: Jason R. Saine (i)

Democrat: -

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Saine has no opposition.

DISTRICT 98

Republican: Thom Tillis (i)

Democrat: -

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Tillis has no opposition.

DISTRICT 99

Republican: -

Democrat: Rodney W. Moore (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Moore has no opposition.

DISTRICT 100

Republican: -

Democrat: Tricia Cotham (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Cotham has no opposition.

DISTRICT 101

Republican: -

Democrat: Beverly Miller Earle (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Earle has no opposition.

DISTRICT 102

Republican: -

Democrat: Becky Carney (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Carney has no opposition.

DISTRICT 103

Republican: -

Democrat: Bill Brawley (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Brawley has no opposition.

DISTRICT 104

Republican: Ruth Samuelson (i)

Democrat: -

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Samuelson has no opposition.

DISTRICT 105

Republican: Jacqueline Schaffer

Democrat: -

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Schaffer has no opposition.

DISTRICT 106

Republican: -

Democrat: Carla Cunningham

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Cunningham has no opposition.

DISTRICT 107

Republican: -

Democrat: Kelly Alexander (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Alexander has no opposition.

DISTRICT 108

Republican: John A. Torbett (i)

Democrat: -

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Torbett has no opposition.

DISTRICT 109

Republican: Dana Bumgardner

Democrat: Dodie Reese

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: This is an open seat, but voter registration and past performance indicate a likely Republican win.

DISTRICT 110

Republican: Kelly E. Hastings (i)

Democrat: Jamar McKoy

Libertarian: Lewis B. Guignard, Jr.

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Hastings is an incumbent, and performance indicators from prior elections indicate this is a strong Republican district.

DISTRICT 111

Republican: Tim Moore (i)

Democrat: -

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Moore is unopposed.

DISTRICT 112

Republican: Mike Hager (i)

Democrat: Mark Brown

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: In another year, this district might fall into the "lean Republican" column. However, Hager is an incumbent, putting this district into the solidly Republican column.

DISTRICT 113

Republican: Chris Whitmire

Democrat: George Alley

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: This is an open seat, but voter registration leans strongly Republican.

DISTRICT 114

Republican: -

Democrat: Susan C. Fisher (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Fisher is unopposed.

DISTRICT 115

Republican: Nathan Ramsey

Democrat: Susan E. Wilson

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Analysts are divided over this district, marking this one everything from a "strong-Democratic" to a "leans-Republican." Both parties are paying attention to this race. Based on the uncertainty, it is in the swing column.

DISTRICT 116

Republican: Tim Moffitt (i)

Democrat: Jane Whilden

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Voter registration and past election results in this district lean Republican. However, Moffit is a first-term incumbent who appears to be under heavy attack from Democrats.

DISTRICT 117

Republican: Chuck McGrady (i)

Democrat: -

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: McGrady is unopposed.

DISTRICT 118

Republican: Michele D. Presnell

Democrat: Ray Rapp (i)

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Rapp is an incumbent, and most indications are this is a strong Democratic district. The 2008 presidential vote here, which McCain won, gives us some pause and tips this one into the "lean Democratic" column.

DISTRICT 119

Republican: Mike Clampitt

Democrat: Joe Sam Queen

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: Queen is a former state senator and this district is drawn to favor Democrats.

DISTRICT 120

Republican: Roger West (i)

Democrat: -

Libertarian: -

Unaffiliated: -

Summary: West has no opposition.