Rank	Race	Current Party	Change
1	Delaware	Democrat	Up
2	Connecticut	Democrat	None
3	Nevada	Democrat	Up
4	Ohio	Republican	None
5	Missouri	Republican	Down
6	Colorado	Democrat	None
7	New Hampshire	Republican	Down
8	Kentucky	Republican	Down
9	Illinois	Democrat	Up
10 (tie)	Pennsylvania	Democrat	Up
10 (tie)	Louisiana	Republican	Down

Rank	Race	Current Party	Change
1	LA-02	Republican	None
2	LA-03	Democrat	Up
3	NY-23	Republican	Up
4	NM-02	Democrat	Up
5	IL-10	Republican	Down
6	AL-02	Democrat	Up
7	MD-01	Democrat	Down
8	PA-06	Republican	Down
9	CO-04	Democrat	Up
10	PA-07	Democrat	Up

Rank	Race	Current Party	Change
1	Kansas	Democrat	None
2	Tennessee	Democrat	Up
3	Oklahoma	Democrat	Up
4	Vermont	Republican	Up
5	Hawaii	Republican	Down
6	R.I.	Republican	Down
7	Michigan	Democrat	Down
8	N.J.	Democrat	Up
9	Nevada	Republican	Down
10	Virginia	Democrat	Down

Rank	Race	Primary	Change
1	Texas Gov.	Republican	None
2	Pa. Senate	Democrat	None
3	Calif. Gov.	Republican	Up
4	Connecticut Sen.	Republican	Up
5	Ky. Senate	Democrat	None
6	Illinois Gov.	Democrat	Up
7	California Gov.	Democrat	Down
8	Kansas Senate	Republican	Up
9	Colo. Senate	Republican	Up
10	Michigan Gov.	Republican	Down

Democrats To Embed Bloggers at Convention

Update, 6:00 pm: We did it! Thanks to all the loyal Fixistas out there, we now have at least one quality politics blog in each of the 50 states. Utah and Alaska were the last to make it in but we won't hold it against them. The full list is after the jump. Clip it. Save it. Love it.

Update 2:45 pm: With the additions of Hawaii and Wyoming political blogs, we are not just two away from all 50 states! Utah and Alaska, we are looking at you. (And, for those of you who suggested the Wasatch Watcher for Utah, thanks, but it isn't updated very frequently and is only tangentially about politics.)

ORIGINAL POST

Democrats will embed a single state-based political blogger with each delegation at its national convention later this summer, the latest sign of the courting of the burgeoning blogosphere by both political parties.

"The Internet is the most significant tool for building democracy since the invention of the printing press," said Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean in a release from the convention committee.

The selection process began in November when the Democratic National Convention Committee began soliciting applications from bloggers for the coveted slots. It ends on April 15 when the picks are made. The selected bloggers will sit with their respective delegations on the floor of the convention and, in theory, offer real-time perspective on the goings-on.

Could there be a more perfect segue to the Fix's latest and greatest list of state blogs? It's hard to imagine one.

The Fix list grows ever larger and closer to our final goal of having at least one good political blog based in each state. We are now down to just ~~four~~ two states -- Alaska, ~~Hawaii~~, Utah and ~~Wyoming~~ -- where we still have no coverage. Come on people!

The full list -- revised and extended -- is after the jump.

As we have said before, these blogs are suggestions from The Fix community and, as such, meander all over the political spectrum. We do not endorse any of the partisan viewpoints in these blogs. We merely pass them on so our readers can sort through them and pick their favorites.

Alabama

* Doc's Political Parlor

Alaska

* Alaska Daily News

Arizona

* Rum, Romanism, Rebellion

Arkansas

* Under the Dome
* Arkansas Times

California

* Calitics
* Flash Report
* New West Notes
* California Progress Report
* Rough & Tumble
* Capitol Basement

Colorado

* Colorado Pols
* SchaffervUdall
* Square State
* Udallvschaffer