A list of House turnovers
From AP News
11/3/2010
A look at the winners of seats in the U.S. House that changed hands from one party to another in Tuesday's elections. List is by state, congressional district and last name of candidate:
Republican seats won by Democrats (2):
Delaware 1, John Carney
Louisiana 2, Cedric Richmond
Democratic seats won by Republicans (61):
Florida 24, Sandra Adams
Virginia 9, Morgan Griffith
Indiana 8, Larry Bucshon
Virginia 5, Robert Hurt
Florida 8, Daniel Webster
Indiana 9, Todd Young
Virginia 2, Scott Rigell
Tennessee 6, Diane Black
New Hampshire 1, Frank Guinta
Florida 2, Steve Southerland
Texas 17, Bill Flores
Tennessee 4, Scott DesJarlais
Tennessee 8, Stephen Fincher
Georgia 8, Austin Scott
Ohio 18, Bob Gibbs
Maryland 1, Andy Harris
Pennsylvania 11, Lou Barletta
Pennsylvania 10, Thomas Marino
Louisiana 3, Jeff Landry
Michigan 1, Dan Benishek
Pennsylvania 3, Mike Kelly
Mississippi 1, Alan Nunnelee
Ohio 6, Bill Johnson
Ohio 16, Jim Renacci
Pennsylvania 8, Michael Fitzpatrick
Kansas 3, Kevin Yoder
Pennsylvania 7, Patrick Meehan
Illinois 17, Bobby Schilling
Illinois 11, Adam Kinzinger
Ohio 15, Steve Stivers
North Dakota 1, Rick Berg
Arkansas 2, Tim Griffin
Illinois 14, Randy Hultgren
Wisconsin 8, Reid Ribble
Ohio 1, Steve Chabot
New York 29, Thomas Reed
South Carolina 5, Mick Mulvaney
New Jersey 3, Jon Runyan
Mississippi 4, Steven Palazzo
North Carolina 2, Renee Ellmers
New Mexico 2, Steve Pearce
Missouri 4, Vicky Hartzler
New Hampshire 2, Charlie Bass
New York 24, Richard Hanna
Colorado 4, Cory Gardner
New York 19, Nan Hayworth
New York 20, Christopher Gibson
Arkansas 1, Rick Crawford
Michigan 7, Tim Walberg
Wisconsin 7, Sean Duffy
West Virginia 1, David McKinley
Florida 22, Allen West
New York 13, Mike Grimm
Washington 3, Jaime Herrera
Alabama 2, Martha Roby
Arizona 1, Paul Gosar
South Dakota 1, Kristi Noem
Arizona 5, David Schweikert
Texas 23, Quico Canseco
Colorado 3, Scott Tipton
Nevada 3, Joe Heck
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