Freshmen seeking re-election, who won with 55% or less of the vote: 

U.S. Senate

Florida:
Bill Nelson (D)   52%
Election in 2006

Michigan:
Debbie Stabenow
(D)        50%
Election in 2006

Minnesota:
Mark Dayton (D)    49%
Election in 2006

Missouri:
Jean Carnahan (D)   51%
Election in 2002

Nebraska 
Ben Nelson (D)  51%
Election in 2006

New Jersey 
Jon Corzine (D)  51%
Election in 2006

Virginia: 
George Allen (R)   52%
Election in 2006


U.S. House

Arizona, District 1 
Jeff Flake (R) 
53% in 2000

Arkansas, District 4 
Michael Ross (D) 51% in 2000

California, District 15 
Mike Honda (D)
55% in 2000

California, District 27 Adam Schiff (D) 
50% in 2000

California, District 36 (Torrance) Jane Harman (D) 49% in 2000

California, District 49, Susan Davis (D) 50% in 2000

Connecticut, District 2, 
Robert Simmons (R)
51% in 2000

Florida, District 8 
Ric Keller (R)  
51% in 2000

Illinois, District 10 
Mark Kirk (R) 
51% in 2000

Illinois, District 15 
Timothy Johnson (R) 53% in 2000

Indiana, District 2
Mike Pence (R) 
51% in 2000

Michigan, District 8 
Michael Rogers (R)  49% in 2000

Minnesota, District 2 
Mark Kennedy (R) 49% in 2000

Minnesota, District 4, Betty McCollum (D) 
48% in 2000

Missouri, District 6 
Samuel Graves (R)
51% in 2000

Montana, District 1
Dennis Rehberg (R) 52% in 2000

New Jersey, District 7, Michael Ferguson (R) 
50% in 2000

New York, District 2 
Steve Israel (D) 
48% in 2000

Ohio, District 12 
Patrick Tiberi (R)
53% in 2000

Oklahoma, District 2
Brad Carson (D) 55% in 2000

Virginia, District 2 
Edward Schrock (R) 52% in 2000

Washington, District 2, 
Richard Larsen (D)
51% in 2000

West Virginia, District 2 
Shelley Capito (R)
49% in 2000