Fact in focus: Since 1998, Ohio incumbents have won 96 of 97 US House races. 

Fact in focus: New York Republicans won 31.6% of US House votes in 2008, but just three of 29 seats -- only 7% of Democratic voters failed to elect a candidate.

Fact in focus: All 11 incumbents won reelection in New Jersey's US House seats in 2008, with eight "untouchables".

Fact in focus: New Hampshire Republicans earned 47% of US House votes in 2008, but Democrats won both seats.

Fact in focus: Nebraska Democrats regularly win at least a third of the US House vote, but have not won a seat since 1992.

Fact in focus: In 2008 Nevada Democrats won 8% more US House votes than Republicans, but 33% more seats.

Fact in focus: Montana Democrats haven't won a U.S. House seat since 1994, despite regularly garnering four in ten votes.

Fact in focus: New Mexico Republicans won 39.4% of votes in 2008, but none of the three open US House seats. 

Fact in focus: Although Michigan is 3rd in our democracy index, 11 out of its 15 US House seats are represented by untouchable incumbents.

Fact in focus: Although Missouri Democrats won a majority of the US House vote in 2008, Republicans won a majority of seats.