Maryland Senate - Winner: Democratic Sen. Barbara Mikulski Mikulski easily survived a challenge from millionaire state Sen. E.J. Pipkin. She has won a fourth term in the Senate. Before winning her first term with 61 percent in 1986, Mikulski served five terms as a congresswoman representing Baltimore. Maryland Republicans were energized after winning the governor's seat in 2002, but their candidate, Pipkin, 47, faced a tough race. Pipkin has an MBA from UVA and spent $430,000 of his own money on his 2002 state senate race. Pipkin said he ran to create more jobs and clean up the Chesapeake Bay. House: Maryland has eight House districts. The lineup was six Democrats and two Republicans. All incumbents coasted to new terms, including No. 2 ranking Democrat Steny Hoyer, who ran in a district that's becoming increasingly Republican. Winners: District 1 - Wayne Gilchrest, GOP (i) District 2 - Dutch Ruppersberger, Dem (i) District 3 - Ben Cardin, Dem (i) District 4 - Al Wynn, Dem (i) District 5 - Steny Hoyer, Dem (i) District 6 - Roscoe Bartlett, GOP (i) District 7 - Elijah Cummings, Dem (i) District 8 - Chris Van Hollen, Dem (i) i = incumbent