Congressmen who voted for Obamacare are now fewer by 45, as they lost primaries, runs for the Senate, were lost by Democrats to Republicans number 45 according to our tally. Here’s the list:

1. Baird (Retired) X
2. Boccieri
3. Boyd
4. Carney
5. Cooper (Retired) X
6. Dahlkemper
7. Driehaus
8. Ellsworth (Retired, lost Senate bid) X
9. Etheridge
10. Foster
11. Gordon (TN) (Retired) X
12. Grayson
13. Hall (N.Y.)
14. Halvorson
15. Hare
16. Hill
17. Hodes (Retired, lost Senate bid) X
18. Kagen
19. Kanjorski
20. Kilpatrick (Lost primary)
21. Kilroy
22. Kirkpatrick (AZ)
23. Klein (FL)
24. Kosmas
25. Markey (CO)
26. Meek (FL) (Retired, Lost Senate bid)
27. Mitchell
28. Mollohan (Lost primary) X
29. Moore (KS) (Retired) X
30. Murphy (NY)
31. Murphy, Patrick
32. Oberstar
33. Obey (Retired) X
34. Perriello
35. Pomeroy
36. Rodriguez
37. Salazar
38. Schauer
39. Sestak (Retired, lost Senate bid) X
40. Shea-Porter
41. Snyder (Retired) X
42. Spratt
43. Stupak (Retired) X
44. Titus
45. Wilson (OH)

Note that both Meek’s and Kilpatrick’s seats were retained by Democrats.

These are still pending, but would bring the tally up to 53 if they should lose:

1. Bean
2. Ortiz
3. Connolly (VA)
4. McNerney
5. Larsen (WA)
6. Maffei
7. Giffords
8. Costa

Also, there were 16 Obamacare supporters who came from districts that had voted for McCain in 2008. Twelve of these seats have flipped to Republicans:

1. Carney
2. Ellsworth
3. Hill
4. Kirkpatrick (AZ)
5. Mitchell
6. Mollohan
7. Perriello
8. Pomeroy
9. Salazar
10. Snyder
11. Spratt
12. Wilson

On the other hand, John Murtha’s seat was maintained, and both Rahall and Space’s seats were safe.