2014 Senate Margins vs. 2012 Presidential Margins

[ElectionsGuy]

State: Margin of Victory (compared to 2012). So if its R+... the Senate candidate did better than Mitt Romney, if its D+... the Senate candidate did better than Obama. I know results (especially in Alaska) aren't official or complete but we can adjust later.

AL: 100.0% (R+77.9%)
WY: 54.7% (R+12.9%)
OK: 39.5% (R+5.9%)
OK*: 38.9% (R+5.3%)
ME: 36.8% (R+52.1%)
NE: 33.7% (R+11.9%)
ID: 30.6% (D+1.3%)
TN: 30.1% (R+9.7%)
WV: 27.6% (R+0.8%)
TX: 27.2% (R+11.4%)
SC*: 24.1% (R+13.6%)
MS: 23.0% (R+11.5%)
SD: 20.9% (R+2.9%)
MT: 17.9% (R+4.2%)
AR: 17.0% (D+6.7%)
SC: 15.6% (R+5.1%)
KY: 15.5% (D+7.2%)
KS: 10.8% (I+10.9%)
IA: 8.5% (R+14.3%)
GA: 7.9% (R+0.1%)
AK: 3.7% (D+10.3%)
CO: 2.5% (R+7.9%)
NC: 1.7% (D+0.3%)

LA**: 12.3% (D+4.9%)

VA: 0.8% (R+3.1%)
NH: 3.2% (R+2.4%)
IL: 10.0% (R+6.9%)
MN: 10.3% (D+2.6%)
NM: 10.8% (D+0.6%)
MI: 13.2% (D+3.7%)
NJ: 13.4% (R+4.3%)
DE: 13.6% (R+5.0%)
OR: 18.5% (D+6.4%)
MA: 24.0% (D+0.8%)
RI: 41.4% (D+13.9%)
HI*: 42.1% (R+0.6%)

Average: 4.9% (R+8.8%)

*Special Senate Race
** All Republican and Democratic votes added up (55.8% to 43.5%)