Alabama: Bob Riley (R) 58%, Lucy Baxley (D) 42%
Alaska: Sarah Palin (R) 49%, Tony Knowles (D) 45%
Arizona: Janet Napolitano (D) 63%, Len Munsil (R) 35%
Arkansas: Mike Beebe (D) 57%, Asa Hutchinson (R) 42%
California: Arnold Schwarzenegger (R) 55%, Phil Angelides (D) 43%
Colorado: Bill Ritter (D) 58%, Bob Beauprez (R) 39%
Connecticut: Jodi Rell (R) 62%, Dan DeStefano (D) 38%
Florida: Charlie Crist (R) 54%, Jim Davis (D) 46%
Georgia: Sonny Perdue (R) 55%, Mark Taylor (D) 40%
Hawaii: Linda Lingle (R) 66%, Randy Iwase (D) 34%
Idaho: Jerry Brady (D) 50%, Butch Otter (R) 49%
Illinois: Rod Blagojevich (D) 48%, Judy Baar Topinka (R) 40%, Rich Whitney (G) 12%
Iowa: Chet Culver (D) 53%, Jim Nussle (R) 47%
Kansas: Kathleen Sebelius (D) 58%, Jim Barnett (R) 40%
Maine: John Baldacci (D) 38%, Chandler Woodcock (R) 31%, Barbara Merrill (I) 21%, Pat LaMarche (G) 10%
Maryland: Martin O'Malley (D) 50%, Bob Ehrlich (R) 49%
Massachusetts: Deval Patrick (D) 56%, Kerry Healey (R) 35%, Christy Mihos (I) 9%
Michigan: Jennifer Granholm (D) 54%, Dick DeVos (R) 45%
Minnesota: Mike Hatch (DFL) 48%, Tim Pawlenty (R) 46%, Peter Hutchinson (I) 6%
Nebraska: Dave Heineman (R) 76%, David Hahn (D) 23%
Nevada: Jim Gibbons (R) 52%, Dana Titus (D) 47%
New Hampshire: John Lynch (D) 73%, Jim Coburn (R) 25%
New Mexico: Bill Richardson (D) 64%, John Dendahl (R) 36%
New York: Eliot Spitzer (D) 71%, John Faso (R) 27%
Ohio: Ted Strickland (D) 59%, Ken Blackwell (R) 39%
Oklahoma: Brad Henry (D) 66%, Ernie Istook (R) 33%
Oregon: Ted Kulongoski (D) 52%, Ron Saxton (R) 44%
Pennsylvania: Ed Rendell (D) 60%, Lynn Swann (R) 40%
Rhode Island: Don Carcieri (R) 55%, Charlie Fogarty (D) 45%
South Carolina: Mark Sanford (R) 58%, Tommy Moore (D) 41%
South Dakota: Mike Rounds (R) 62%, Jack Billion (D) 37%
Tennessee: Phil Bredesen (D) 66%, Jim Bryson (R) 32%
Texas: Rick Perry (R) 39%, Chris Bell (D) 24%, Carole Keeton Strayhorn (I) 22%, Kinky Friedman (I) 14%
Vermont: Jim Douglas (R) 55%, Scudder Parker (D) 44%
Wisconsin: Jim Doyle (D) 52%, Mark Green (R) 47%
Wyoming: Dave Freudenthal (D) 67%, Ray Hunkins (R) 33%

Changes from last entry:

Alaska from D --> R: It looks like Murkowski is going to lose the primary. A Republican who is not hated in the state will have a much better chance. But this race remains very close and Knowles has a good chance.

Illinois from R --> D: Blagojevich sucks and I hate him, but he's doing slightly better in the polls now and looks to be a slight favorite. However, he's still doing badly and isn't out of the woods yet by any stretch of the imagination.

Maine from R --> D: Baldacci isn't in the terrible shape that we originally thought. He should win.

Michigan from D --> R: I didn't believe Granholm was in really serious trouble until a DeVos took the lead. Clearly DeVos would win if the election was held today, but it isn't going to be held today, so Granholm is still breathing. DeVos doesn't really fit that state well, and if Granholm can exploit that she can still salvage the victory. But DeVos has to be the slight favorite at this point.

Rhode Island from R --> D: Carcieri is in serious trouble. I don't exactly know why; my theory is that it's that medical marijuana bill he vetoed. The race is pretty much tied now, but I'll give it to Fogarty at this point due to the general anti-GOP nature of 2006.

Minnesota and Wisconsin are too close to call now. I left them with the incumbents until further notice.

Gave CA back to Schwarzenegger

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