How Potential 2016 GOP Presidential Candidates Fared on Campaign Trail

US Congress(WASHINGTON) — We know that Election Day 2014 left the Democrats seeing red. But with midterms behind us, the focus now shifts to 2016.

The midterms gave potential 2016 presidential nominees a chance to hit the campaign trail early — for other candidates, of course.

Bill and Hillary Clinton maintained a frenzied schedule on the campaign trail for Democrats. As did Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley. But as it turns out, the candidates they endorsed — like so many Democrats — didn’t fare so well, despite their travels.

Big name Republicans who might end up running for president in 2016 hit the stump too: Chris Christie, Mitt Romney, Jeb Bush, Rand Paul, Marco Rubio and Rick Perry.

ABC News took a look at how well the rumored 2016 contenders did for their candidates:

Chris Christie

• Campaigned For: 33
• Total Wins: 24
• Total Losses: 9

Mitt Romney

• Campaigned For: 32
• Total Wins: 22
• Total Losses: 5
• 5 Undecided

Jeb Bush

• Campaigned For: 28
• Total Wins: 22
• Total Losses: 4
• 2 Undecided

Rand Paul

• Campaigned For: 24
• Total Wins: 17
• Total Losses: 6
• 1 Undecided

Marco Rubio

• Campaigned For: 15
• Total Wins: 11
• Total Losses: 4

Rick Perry

• Campaigned For: 17
• Total Wins: 11
• Total Losses: 6

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