Republicans pick up South Dakota and West Virginia when incumbent Democrats Jay Rockefeller and Tim Johnson retire.
In a crowded and devisive primary, Paul Broun wins the GOP Nomination but loses to State Senator Jason Carter in the GE. 51%-47%
Ashley Judd doesn't run for Senate and State Auditor Adam Edelen wins the Democratic Nomination. He hits Mitch McConnell as a "Washingtonian, out-of-tough with Kentucky values" and narrowly wins the General Election with a plurality. 49%-48%
Susan Collins runs for re-election and wins.
Mark Begich narrowly beats Lt. Governor Mead Treadwell by a 51%-49% margin because of personal popularity.
Mark Pryor succeeds over Mark Darr 52%-47% in Arkansas with help from his personal popularity.
Bruce Braley buries Steve King by a 54%-46% margin in Iowa.
Jeff Landry wins the GOP Nod in Louisiana, but loses to Mary Landrieu 52%-45%.
Max Baucus of Montana easily fights back a challenge from State Senator Corey Stapelton, 58%-39%.
Down in North Carolina, Kay Hagan is able to beat Virginia Foxx 53%-46%. Foxx's many audacious statements keeps her at 46% for most of the race.