Incumbent
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Candidates
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Party
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COH 4/19/12
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Assessment
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3
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New seat
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Bell wins this seat, likely without a runoff.
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Bob Bagley
|
R
|
n/a
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Cecil Bell, Jr.
|
R
|
$24,805
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Troy Bonin
|
R
|
n/a
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15
|
Rob Eissler
|
Eissler wins.
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Rob Eissler
|
R
|
$681,290
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Steve Toth
|
R
|
$14,518
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18
|
John Otto
|
Otto wins.
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John Otto
|
R
|
$304,969
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Dwayne Stovall
|
R
|
$640
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23
|
Craig Eiland
|
D
|
Faircloth is the strongest Republican candidate for November.
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Rachel Delgado
|
R
|
$2,763
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Wayne Faircloth
|
R
|
$56,258
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Bill Wallace
|
R
|
$11,495
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24
|
Larry Taylor
|
Bonnen wins this race; question is whether he can do it without a runoff.
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Greg Bonnen
|
R
|
$312,560
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Ryan Sitton
|
R
|
$2,822
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Heidi Thiess
|
R
|
$1,531
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26
|
Charlie Howard
|
It will be a runoff. Rick Miller is making a late push to see if he can squeeze into the runoff, which was likely to be between Bhuchar and Chaumette.
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Sonal Bhuchar
|
R
|
$44,918
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Jacquie Chaumette
|
R
|
$84,082
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Diana Miller
|
R
|
$5,136
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Rick Miller
|
R
|
$6,444
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29
|
Randy Weber
|
Thompson wins.
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Debra Rosenthal-Ritter
|
R
|
$3,495
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Ed Thompson
|
R
|
$70,361
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85
|
New seat
|
Duggan wins.
| |||
Lee Duggan
|
R
|
$53,304
| |||
Phil Stephenson
|
R
|
$5,553
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127
|
Dan Huberty
|
Huberty wins.
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Dan Huberty
|
R
|
$64,692
| |||
Bobby Jordan
|
R
|
$0
| |||
129
|
John Davis
|
Davis wins.
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John Davis
|
R
|
$70,317
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Mary Huls
|
R
|
$167
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131
|
Alma Allen
|
This is a real race. Adams got a good jump out of the gate, but Allen appears to be finishing strong. Leans Allen.
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Alma Allen
|
D
|
$60,002
| |||
Wanda Adams
|
D
|
$24,100
| |||
132
|
Bill Callegari
|
Callegari wins.
| |||
Bill Callegari
|
R
|
$258,286
| |||
Randy Brown
|
R
|
$93
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133
|
Jim Murphy
|
This is a competitive race. Witt is lavishly self-financing, and 75% of the district is new to Murphy. However, it remains Murphy's race to lose.
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Jim Murphy
|
R
|
$211,004
| |||
Ann Witt
|
R
|
$34,207
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137
|
Scott Hochberg
|
This will be a runoff, and Madden, Smith and Wu are competing for the 2 spots. Winkler has not done anything so far. Smith can draw upon African-American voters; Madden and Wu have the strongest ground game; and Wu is the best financed.
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Joe Madden
|
D
|
$13,987
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Jamaal Smith
|
D
|
$6,255
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Sarah Winkler
|
D
|
$35,914
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Gene Wu
|
D
|
$73,468
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138
|
Dwayne Bohac
|
Bohac wins.
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Dwayne Bohac
|
R
|
$44,094
| |||
Whet Smith
|
R
|
$105,504
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143
|
Ana Luna
|
D
|
Doesn't matter who wins the Republican primary, because Luna wins this seat in November.
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Frank Salazar
|
R
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Doug Weiskopf
|
R
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144
|
Ken Legler
|
On the Democratic side it will be a runoff between Perez and Risner. Pineda is the strongest Republican candidate for November.
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Gilbert Pena
|
R
|
$0
| |||
David Pineda
|
R
|
$19,613
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Mary Ann Perez
|
D
|
$40,729
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Kevin Risner
|
D
|
$4,156
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Ornaldo Ybarra
|
D
|
$26
| |||
146
|
Borris Miles
|
This is a competitive race because it is an old feud, but Miles wins.
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Borris Miles
|
D
|
$58,573
| |||
Al Edwards
|
D
|
$764
| |||
147
|
Garnet Coleman
|
Coleman wins.
| |||
Garnet Coleman
|
D
|
$84,433
| |||
Ray Hill
|
D
|
$0
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149
|
Hubert Vo
|
D
|
Jack Lee is the strongest Republican candidate for November.
| ||
Jack Lee
|
R
|
$3,725
| |||
Don Mullins
|
R
|
$0
| |||
Diane Williams
|
R
|
$1,405
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150
|
Debbie Riddle
|
Riddle wins.
| |||
Debbie Riddle
|
R
|
$92,216
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James Wilson
|
R
|
$4,272
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Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Assessment: Houston Area House Races
