Some House and Senate Seats May Take Weeks to Resolve

By Roll Call Staff

Posted November 7, 2008 at 1:00am

Senate

Minnesota:
Georgia:
Alaska:
Illinois and Delware:

House

California 4:
Louisiana 2:
Louisiana 4:
Maryland 1:
Ohio 15.
Virginia 5.
Washington 8:
Rachel Kapochunas and Greg Giroux contributed to this story.

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