In analyzing the online discussions for every major race, The Beast found 15 where the Tea Party dominates the majority of the online conversation. View our ranking of the campaigns that have been co-opted.
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Utah Senate: Mike Lee vs. Sam Granato
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Alaska Senate: Joe Miller vs. Lisa Murkowski vs Scott McAdams
Michael Dinneen / AP Photo
Rhode Island 1st Congressional District - David Cicilline vs. John Loughlin
Stew Milne / AP Photo; Joe Giblin / AP Photo
New York Governors Race – Carl Paladino vs. Andrew Cuomo
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Massachusetts’ 10th Congressional District –Jeffrey Perry vs. William Keating
Steven Senne / AP Photo; Stephan Savoia / AP Photo
Rhode Island Governor – Frank Caprio vs. Lincoln Chaffee vs. John Robitaille
Stew Milne / AP Photo; Joe Giblin / AP Photo
Kentucky Senate – Rand Paul vs. Jack Conway
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New Hampshire Senate – Kelly Ayotte vs. Paul Hodes
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New York 23rd Congressional District – Bill Owens vs. Matt Doheny
Mike Groll / AP Photo; Newscom
Delaware At-Large House Seat – Glen Urquhart vs John Carney
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Kentucky’s 3rd Congressional District – Todd Lally vs. John Yarmouth.
Timothy D. Easley / AP Photo; Gage Skidmore
Colorado’s 4th Congressional District – Betsy Markey vs. Cory Gardner
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Alabama’s 5th Congressional District – Mo Brooks vs. Steve Raby
Bob Johnson / AP Photo; Facebook
Minnesota 6th Congressional District – Michele Bachman vs. Tarryl Clark
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Delaware Senate Race – Christine O’Donnell vs. Chris Coons