The High-Energy PAC is excited to release the following endorsements including 17 Republicans, 12 Democrats, 2 Libertarians, 1 Constitutional, and 2 instances of non-endorsements. This would result in a 48 D, 47 R, 2 L, 1 C, 2 N/A Senate. Very balanced.
Alabama:
Senate: NOTA
Alaska:
Senate: Lisa Murkowski (R)
Arkansas:
Senate: Frank Gilbert (L) [Eldridge preferred in the 2-horse race]
Arizona:
Senate: Ann Kirkpatrick (D)
California:
Senate: Loretta Sanchez(D)
Colorado:
Senate: Darryl Glenn (R)
Connecticut:
Senate: Dan Carter (R)
Florida:
Senate: Patrick Murphy(D)
Georgia:
Senate: Johnny Isakson (R) - I guess?
Hawaii:
Senate: John Carroll (R) - of course!
Idaho:
Senate: Since Pro-Life (C) lost the primary
Ray Writz (C) in his honor
Illinois:
Senate: Tammy Duckworth (D)
Indiana:
Senate: Evan Bayh(D)
Iowa:
Senate: lean Chuck Grassley (R) but Patty Judge is OK
Louisiana:
Senate: Lot of good candidates, but I could get behind Joseph Cao (R) for now. We'll see how the run-off goes
Kansas:
Senate: Patrick Wiesner (D)
Kentucky:
Senate: Rand Paul (R)
Maryland:
Senate: Chris Van Hollen (D)
Missouri:
Senate: Jason Kander (D)
North Carolina:
Senate: Three utterly, utterly terrible candidates. I'd probably go Haugh (L) in protest
New Hampshire:
Senate: Kelly Ayotte(R)
Nevada:
Senate: Joe Heck(R)
New York:
Senate: Wendy Long (R)
North Dakota:
Senate: Both options are incredible! John Hoeven (R) has the incumbency advantage, but vote your conscience
Ohio:
Senate: Rob Portman (R) - begrudgingly
Oklahoma:
Senate: NOTA
Oregon:
Senate: Ron Wyden(D)
Pennsylvania:
Senate: Pat Toomey (R)
South Carolina:
Senate: Tim Scott (R)
South Dakota:
Senate: John Thune (R)
Utah:
Senate: Misty Snow (D)
Vermont:
Senate: Scott Milne(R)
Washington:
Senate: Lean Patty Murray (D)
Wisconsin:
Senate: Russ Feingold(D)
