Wrapping up the US Senate, all the rest

Here we break down everybody else.

• Congregational - 2 - Daniel Akaka (D-Hawaii), Amy Klobuchar (D-Minnesota) (2 Democrats).

Akaka F-

Klobuchar C-

• Protestant - 2 - Jeanne Shaheen (D-New Hampshire), Jim Webb (D-Virginia) (2 Democrats).

Shaheen F-

Webb F

• United Church of Christ - 2 - Max Baucus (D-Montana), Mark Kirk (R-Illinois) (1 Democrat, 1 Republican).

Baucus B

Kirk B

This is something of a surprise, I expected much worse from the United Church of Christ

• Christian Reformed Church - 1 - Scott Brown (R-Massachusetts) (1 Republican).

Brown B-

 Not that bad all things considered, probably the best we can hope for from Massachusetts honestly

• Church of Christ - 1 - John Cornyn (R-Texas) (1 Republican).

Cornyn B-

• Church of God (Anderson) - 1 - Jon Tester (D-Montana) (1 Democrat).

Tester B

Perhaps this has something to do with how a Democrat can survive as a Senator in Montana?

• Eastern Orthodox Church - 1 - Olympia Snowe (R-Maine) (1 Republican).

Snowe C+

I have to confess I thought that the Republican women, often considered RINOs were worse than this. 

• McLean Bible Church - 1 - John Thune (R-South Dakota) (1 Republican).

Thune B-

I was kind of hoping this guy would run.  He strikes me as solid and boring, just what I want in a president around this time.

• Unitarian Universalist - 1 - Kent Conrad (D-North Dakota) (1 Democrat).

Conrad D+

How is it that a Democrat survives as a Senator in North Dakota?  I suspect this guy is pretty vulnerable when his seat comes up for reelection.  His career rating is a C- though.

 Unspecified affiliation

• Michael Bennet (D-Colorado)

• Mark Udall (D-Colorado)

Both F-, go figure.  The median political values of atheists and the non-religious are probably responsible for a good deal of the animus against them.  Depending on how things shake out if things fall apart, I could pretty easily see score-settling occurring against the vocal atheist segment of the population also.