2002 ELECTION STATISTICS ALABAMA ALASKA AMERICAN SAMOA ARIZONA ARKANSAS CALIFORNIA COLORADO CONNECTICUT DELAWARE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FLORIDA GEORGIA GUAM HAWAII IDAHO ILLINOIS INDIANA IOWA KANSAS KENTUCKY LOUISIANA MAINE MARYLAND MASSACHUSETTS MICHIGAN MINNESOTA MISSISSIPPI MISSOURI MONTANA NEBRASKA NEVADA NEW HAMPSHIRE NEW JERSEY NEW MEXICO NEW YORK NORTH CAROLINA NORTH DAKOTA OHIO OKLAHOMA OREGON PENNSYLVANIA RHODE ISLAND SOUTH CAROLINA SOUTH DAKOTA TENNESSEE TEXAS UTAH VERMONT VIRGIN ISLANDS VIRGINIA WASHINGTON WEST VIRGINIA WISCONSIN WYOMING Recapitulation Tables

STATISTICS

OF THE

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION

OF

NOVEMBER 5, 2002

SHOWING THE HIGHEST VOTE CAST FOR EACH NOMINEE FOR UNITED STATES
SENATOR, REPRESENTATIVE, RESIDENT COMMISSIONER, AND
DELEGATE TO THE ONE HUNDRED EIGHTH CONGRESS, TOGETHER
WITH A RECAPITULATION THEREOF

COMPILED FROM OFFICIAL SOURCES BY

JEFF TRANDAHL

CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

(Corrected to May 1, 2003)

(Number which precedes name of candidate designates congressional district.)

ALABAMA

For United States Senator

	Jeff Sessions, Republican	792,561
	Susan Parker, Democrat	538,878
	Jeff Allen, Libertarian	20,234
	Write-in	1,350

For United States Representative

1.	Jo Bonner, Republican	108,102
	Judy McCain Belk, Democrat	67,507
	Dick Coffee, Libertarian	2,957
	Write-in	121
2.	Terry Everett, Republican	129,233
	Charles Woods, Democrat	55,495
	Floyd Shackelford, Libertarian	2,948
	Write-in	289
3.	Mike Rogers, Republican	91,169
	Joe Turnham, Democrat	87,351
	George Crispin, Libertarian	2,565
	Write-in	138
4.	Robert B. Aderholt, Republican	139,705
	Tony Hughes McLendon, Libertarian	20,858
	Write-in	538
5.	Stephen P. Engel, Republican	48,226
	Robert E. (Bud) Cramer, Jr., Democrat	143,029
	Alan F. Barksdale, Libertarian	3,772
	Write-in	144
6.	Spencer Bachus, Republican	178,171
	J. Holden McAllister, Libertarian	19,639
	Write-in	536
7.	Artur Davis, Democrat	153,735
	Lauren Orth McCay, Libertarian	12,100
	Write-in	474

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Alabama

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Libertarian	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	108,102	67,507	2,957	121	178,687
2d district	129,233	55,495	2,948	289	187,965
3d district	91,169	87,351	2,565	138	181,223
4th district	139,705	-	20,858	538	161,101
5th district	48,226	143,029	3,772	144	195,171
6th district	178,171	-	19,639	536	198,346
7th district	-	153,735	12,100	474	166,309
Total	694,606	507,117	64,839	2,240	1,268,802
Senator	792,561	538,878	20,234	1,350	1,353,023

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ALASKA

For United States Senator

	Ted Stevens, Republican	179,438
	Frank Vondersaar, Democrat	24,133
	Jim Sykes, Green	16,608
	Jim Dore, Alaskan Independence	6,724
	Leonard Karpinski, Libertarian	2,354
	Write-in	291

For United States Representative

**At Large**
	Don Young, Republican	169,685
	Clifford Greene, Democrat	39,357
	Russell deForest, Green	14,435
	Rob Clift, Libertarian	3,797
	Write-in	451

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Alaska

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Green	Alaskan Independence	Libertarian	Write-in	Total
Representative:
At Large	169,685	39,357	14,435	-	3,797	451	227,725
Senator	179,438	24,133	16,608	6,724	2,354	291	229,548

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ARIZONA

For United States Representative

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Arizona
has been increased from 6 to 8.

1.	Rick Renzi, Republican	85,967
	George Cordova, Democrat	79,730
	Edwin Porr, Libertarian	8,990
2.	Trent Franks, Republican	100,359
	Randy Camacho, Democrat	61,217
	Edward Carlson, Libertarian	5,919
	William Crum, Write-in	7
3.	John B. Shadegg, Republican	104,847
	Charles Hill, Democrat	47,173
	Mark Yannone, Libertarian	3,731
4.	Jonathan Barnert, Republican	18,381
	Ed Pastor, Democrat	44,517
	Amy Gibbons, Libertarian	3,167
5.	J. D. Hayworth, Republican	103,870
	Craig Columbus, Democrat	61,559
	Warren Severin, Libertarian	4,383
6.	Jeff Flake, Republican	103,094
	Deborah Thomas, Democrat	49,355
	Andy Wagner, Libertarian	3,888
7.	Ross Hieb, Republican	38,474
	Raúl M. Grijalva, Democrat	61,256
	John L. Nemeth, Libertarian	4,088
8.	Jim Kolbe, Republican	126,930
	Mary Judge Ryan, Democrat	67,328
	Joe Duarte, Libertarian	6,142
	Jim Dorrance, Write-in	28

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Arizona

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Libertarian	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	85,967	79,730	8,990	-	174,687
2d district	100,359	61,217	5,919	7	167,502
3d district	104,847	47,173	3,731	-	155,751
4th district	18,381	44,517	3,167	-	66,065
5th district	103,870	61,559	4,383	-	169,812
6th district	103,094	49,355	3,888	-	156,337
7th district	38,474	61,256	4,088	-	103,818
8th district	126,930	67,328	6,142	28	200,428
Total	681,922	472,135	40,308	35	1,194,400

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ARKANSAS

For United States Senator

	Tim Hutchinson, Republican	370,735
	Mark Pryor, Democrat	433,386

For United States Representative

1.	Tommy Robinson, Republican	64,357
	Marion Berry, Democrat	129,701
2.	Vic Snyder, Democrat	142,752
	Ed Garner, Write-in	10,874
3.	John Boozman, Republican	141,478
	George N. Lyne, Write-in	1,577
4.	Jay Dickey, Republican	77,904
	Mike Ross, Democrat	119,633

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Arkansas

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	64,357	129,701	-	194,058
2d district	-	142,752	10,874	153,626
3d district	141,478	-	1,577	143,055
4th district	77,904	119,633	-	197,537
Total	283,739	392,086	12,451	688,276
Senator	370,735	433,386	-	804,121

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CALIFORNIA

For United States Representative

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in California
has been increased from 52 to 53.

1.	Lawrence R. Wiesner, Republican	60,013
	Mike Thompson, Democrat	118,669
	Kevin Bastian, Libertarian	6,534
2.	Wally Herger, Republican	117,747
	Mike Johnson, Democrat	52,455
	Charles R. Martin, Libertarian	3,923
	Patrice Thiessen, Natural Law	4,860
3.	Doug Ose, Republican	121,732
	Howard Beeman, Democrat	67,136
	Douglas Arthur Tuma, Libertarian	6,050
4.	John T. Doolittle, Republican	147,997
	Mark A. Norberg, Democrat	72,860
	Allen M. Roberts, Libertarian	7,247
	Bill Kirby, Write-in	401
	Phillip James Parisius, Write-in	1
5.	Richard Frankhuizen, Republican	34,749
	Robert T. Matsui, Democrat	92,726
	Timothy E. Roloff, Libertarian	4,103
6.	Paul L. Erickson, Republican	62,052
	Lynn C. Woolsey, Democrat	139,750
	Richard Barton, Libertarian	4,936
	Jeff Rainforth, Reform	2,825
7.	Charles R. Hargrave, Republican	36,584
	George Miller, Democrat	97,849
	Scott A. Wilson, Libertarian	3,943
8.	G. Michael German, Republican	20,063
	Nancy Pelosi, Democrat	127,684
	Ira Spivack, Libertarian	2,659
	Jay Pond, Green	10,033
	Deborah Liatos, Write-in	2
9.	Jerald Udinsky, Republican	25,333
	Barbara Lee, Democrat	135,893
	James M. Eyer, Libertarian	5,685
	Hector Reyna, Write-in	6
10.	Ellen O. Tauscher, Democrat	126,390
	Sonia Esther Harden, Libertarian	40,807
11.	Richard W. Pombo, Republican	104,921
	Elaine Shaw, Democrat	69,035
12.	Michael Moloney, Republican	38,381
	Tom Lantos, Democrat	105,597
	Maad H. Abu-Ghazalah, Libertarian	11,006
13.	Syed R. Mahmood, Republican	26,852
	Fortney Pete Stark, Democrat	86,495
	Mark Stroberg, Libertarian	3,703
	Don J. Grundmann, American Independent	2,749
	John J. Bambey, Reform	1,901
14.	Joseph Henry Nixon, Republican	48,346
	Anna G. Eshoo, Democrat	117,055
	Andrew Barnard Carver, Libertarian	6,277
15.	Linda Rae Hermann, Republican	41,251
	Michael M. Honda, Democrat	87,482
	Jeff Landauer, Libertarian	4,289
16.	Douglas Adams McNea, Republican	32,182
	Zoe Lofgren, Democrat	72,370
	Dennis Michael Umphress, Libertarian	3,434
17.	Clint C. Engler, Republican	40,334
	Sam Farr, Democrat	101,632
	Jascha Lee, Libertarian	2,418
	Ray Glock-Grueneich, Green	4,885
	Alan Shugart, Write-in	27
18.	Dick Monteith, Republican	47,528
	Dennis A. Cardoza, Democrat	56,181
	Linda De Groat, Libertarian	2,194
	Kevin Cripe, American Independent	3,641
	Donna Crowder, Write-in	49
19.	George Radanovich, Republican	106,209
	John Veen, Democrat	47,403
	Patrick Lee McHargue, Libertarian	4,190
20.	Andre Minuth, Republican	25,628
	Calvin M. Dooley, Democrat	47,627
	Varrin Swearingen, Libertarian	1,515
21.	Devin Nunes, Republican	87,544
	David G. LaPere, Democrat	32,584
	Jonathan Richter, Libertarian	4,070
22.	William M. Thomas, Republican	120,473
	Jaime A. Corvera, Democrat	38,988
	Delos Frank Coates, Libertarian	4,824
23.	Beth Rogers, Republican	62,604
	Lois Capps, Democrat	95,752
	James E. Hill, Libertarian	3,866
24.	Elton Gallegly, Republican	120,585
	Fern Rudin, Democrat	58,755
	Gary Harber, Libertarian	5,666
25.	Howard P. “Buck” McKeon, Republican	80,775
	Bob Conaway, Democrat	38,674
	Frank M. Consolo, Jr., Libertarian	4,887
26.	David Dreier, Republican	95,360
	Marjorie Mikels, Democrat	50,081
	Randall Weissbuch, Libertarian	4,089
27.	Robert M. Levy, Republican	48,996
	Brad Sherman, Democrat	79,815
28.	David R. Hernandez, Jr., Republican	23,926
	Howard L. Berman, Democrat	73,771
	Kelley L. Ross, Libertarian	5,629
29.	Jim Scileppi, Republican	40,616
	Adam B. Schiff, Democrat	76,036
	Ted Brown, Libertarian	4,889
30.	Tony D. Goss, Republican	54,989
	Henry A. Waxman, Democrat	130,604
31.	Luis Vega, Republican	12,674
	Xavier Becerra, Democrat	54,569
32.	Emma E. Fischbeck, Republican	23,366
	Hilda L. Solis, Democrat	58,530
	Michael (Mick) McGuire, Libertarian	3,183
33.	Andrew Kim, Republican	16,699
	Diane E. Watson, Democrat	97,779
	Charles Tate, Libertarian	3,971
34.	Wayne Miller, Republican	17,090
	Lucille Roybal-Allard, Democrat	48,734
35.	Ross Moen, Republican	18,094
	Maxine Waters, Democrat	72,401
	Gordon Michael Mego, American Independent	2,912
36.	Stuart Johnson, Republican	50,328
	Jane Harman, Democrat	88,198
	Mark McSpadden, Libertarian	5,225
37.	Oscar A. Velasco, Republican	20,154
	Juanita Millender-McDonald, Democrat	63,445
	Herb Peters, Libertarian	3,413
38.	Alex A. Burrola, Republican	23,126
	Grace F. Napolitano, Democrat	62,600
	Al Cuperus, Libertarian	2,301
39.	Tim Escobar, Republican	38,925
	Linda T. Sánchez, Democrat	52,256
	Richard G. Newhouse, Libertarian	4,165
40.	Edward R. Royce, Republican	92,422
	Christina Avalos, Democrat	40,265
	Charles Roland McGlawn, Libertarian	3,955
41.	Jerry Lewis, Republican	91,326
	Keith Alan Johnson, Democrat	40,155
	Kevin Craig, Libertarian	4,052
42.	Gary G. Miller, Republican	98,476
	Richard Waldron, Democrat	42,090
	Donald Yee, Libertarian	4,680
43.	Wendy C. Neighbor, Republican	20,821
	Joe Baca, Democrat	45,374
	Ethel M. Mohler, Libertarian	2,145
44.	Ken Calvert, Republican	76,686
	Louis Vandenberg, Democrat	38,021
	Phillip John Courtney, Green	5,756
45.	Mary Bono, Republican	87,101
	Elle K. Kurpiewski, Democrat	43,692
	Rodney Leon Miller-Boyer, Libertarian	2,740
46.	Dana Rohrabacher, Republican	108,807
	Gerrie Schipske, Democrat	60,890
	Keith Gann, Libertarian	6,488
	Thomas Lash, Write-in	80
47.	Jeff Chavez, Republican	24,346
	Loretta Sanchez, Democrat	42,501
	Paul Marsden, Libertarian	2,944
	Kenneth M. Valenzuela Fisher, Write-in	382
	Michael J. Monge, Write-in	5
48.	Christopher Cox, Republican	122,884
	John L. Graham, Democrat	51,058
	Joe Michael Cobb, Libertarian	5,607
49.	Darrell E. Issa, Republican	94,594
	Karl W. Dietrich, Libertarian	26,891
	Michael P. Byron, Write-in	1,012
50.	Randy “Duke” Cunningham, Republican	111,095
	Del G. Stewart, Democrat	55,855
	Richard M. Fontanesi, Libertarian	5,751
51.	Maria Guadalupe Garcia, Republican	40,430
	Bob Filner, Democrat	59,541
	Jeffrey S. Keup, Libertarian	2,816
52.	Duncan Hunter, Republican	118,561
	Peter Moore-Kochlacs, Democrat	43,526
	Michael Benoit, Libertarian	6,923
53.	Bill VanDeWeghe, Republican	43,891
	Susan A. Davis, Democrat	72,252
	Jim Dorenkott, Write-in	37

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in California

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Libertarian	Green	American Independent	Natural Law	Reform	Republican Write-in	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	60,013	118,669	6,534	-	-	-	-	-	-	185,216
2d district	117,747	52,455	3,923	-	-	4,860	-	-	-	178,985
3d district	121,732	67,136	6,050	-	-	-	-	-	-	194,918
4th district	147,997	72,860	7,247	-	-	-	-	401	1	228,506
5th district	34,749	92,726	4,103	-	-	-	-	-	-	131,578
6th district	62,052	139,750	4,9362	-	-	-	2,825	-	-	209,563
7th district	36,584	97,849	3,943	-	-	-	-	-	-	138,376
8th district	20,063	127,684	2,659	10,033	-	-	-	-	2	160,441
9th district	25,333	135,893	5,685	-	-	-	-	-	6	166,917
10th district	-	126,390	40,807	-	-	-	-	-	-	167,197
11th district	104,921	69,035	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	173,956
12th district	38,381	105,597	11,006	-	-	-	-	-	-	154,984
13th district	26,852	86,495	3,703	-	2,772	-	1,901	-	-	121,723
14th district	48,346	117,055	6,277	-	-	-	-	-	-	171,678
15th district	41,251	87,482	4,289	-	-	-	-	-	-	133,022
16th district	32,182	72,370	3,434	-	-	-	-	-	-	107,986
17th district	40,334	101,632	2,418	4,885	-	-	-	-	-	149,296
18th district	47,528	56,181	2,194	-	3,641	-	-	-	-	109,593
19th district	106,209	47,403	4,190	-	-	-	-	-	-	157,802
20th district	25,628	47,627	1,515	-	-	-	-	-	-	74,770
21st district	87,544	32,584	4,070	-	-	-	-	-	-	124,198
22d district	120,473	38,988	4,824	-	-	-	-	-	-	164,285
23d district	62,604	95,752	3,866	-	-	-	-	-	-	162,222
24th district	120,585	58,755	5,666	-	-	-	-	-	-	185,006
25th district	80,775	38,674	4,887	-	-	-	-	-	-	124,336
26th district	95,360	50,081	4,089	-	-	-	-	-	-	149,530
27th district	48,996	79,815	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	128,811
28th district	23,926	73,771	5,629	-	-	-	-	-	-	103,326
29th district	40,616	76,036	4,889	-	-	-	-	-	-	121,541
30th district	54,989	130,604	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	185,593
31st district	12,674	54,569	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	67,243
32d district	23,366	58,530	3,183	-	-	-	-	-	-	85,079
33d district	16,699	97,779	3,971	-	-	-	-	-	-	118,449
34th district	17,090	48,734	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	65,824
35th district	18,094	72,401	-	-	2,912	-	-	-	-	93,407
36th district	50,328	88,198	5,225	-	-	-	-	-	-	143,751
37th district	20,154	63,445	3,413	-	-	-	-	-	-	87,012
38th district	23,126	62,600	2,301	-	-	-	-	-	-	88,027
39th district	38,925	52,256	4,165	-	-	-	-	-	-	95,346
40th district	92,422	40,265	3,955	-	-	-	-	-	-	136,642
41st district	91,326	40,115	4,052	-	-	-	-	-	-	135,533
42d district	98,476	42,090	4,680	-	-	-	-	-	-	145,246
43d district	20,821	45,374	2,145	-	-	-	-	-	-	68,340
44th district	76,686	38,021	-	5,756	-	-	-	-	-	120,463
45th district	87,101	43,692	2,740	-	-	-	-	-	-	133,533
46th district	108,807	60,890	6,488	-	-	-	-	-	80	176,265
47th district	24,346	42,501	2,944	-	-	-	-	-	387	70,178
48th district	122,884	51,058	5,607	-	-	-	-	-	-	179,549
49th district	94,594	-	26,891	-	-	-	-	-	1,012	122,497
50th district	111,095	55,855	5,751	-	-	-	-	-	-	172,701
51st district	40,430	59,541	2,816	-	-	-	-	-	-	102,787
52d district	118,561	43,526	6,923	-	-	-	-	-	-	168,010
53d district	43,891	72,252	-	-	-	-	-	-	37	116,180
Total	3,225,666	3,731,081	260,083	20,674	9,325	4,860	4,726	401	1601	7,258,417

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COLORADO

For United States Senator

	Wayne Allard, Republican	717,893
	Tom Strickland, Democrat	648,130
	Rick Stanley, Libertarian	20,776
	Douglas “Dayhorse” Campbell, American Constitution Party	21,547
	John Heckman, Concerns of People Party	7,140
	Gary Cooper, Write-in	596

For United States Representative

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Colorado
has been increased from 6 to 7.

1.	Ken Chlouber, Republican	49,884
	Diana DeGette, Democrat	111,718
	Kent Leonard, Libertarian	2,584
	George C. Lilly, American Constitution Party	1,169
	Ken Seaman, Green	3,209
	Write-in	18
2.	Sandy Hume, Republican	75,564
	Mark Udall, Democrat	123,504
	Norm Olsen, Libertarian	3,579
	Erik J. Brauer, American Constitution Party	1,258
	Patrick West, Natural Law	1,617
3.	Scott McInnis, Republican	143,433
	Denis Berckefeldt, Democrat	68,160
	J. Brent Shroyer, Libertarian	4,370
	Gary Swing, Natural Law	1,903
	Jason Alessio, Write-in	106
4.	Marilyn N. Musgrave, Republican	115,359
	Stan Matsunaka, Democrat	87,499
	John Volz, Libertarian	7,097
5.	Joel Hefley, Republican	128,118
	Curtis Imrie, Democrat	45,587
	Biff Baker, Libertarian	10,972
6.	Thomas G. Tancredo, Republican	158,851
	Lance Wright, Democrat	71,327
	Adam D. Katz, Libertarian	7,323
7.	Bob Beauprez, Republican	81,789
	Mike Feeley, Democrat	81,668
	G. T. “Bud” Martin, Libertarian	2,906
	Dave Chandler, Green	3,274
	Victor Good, Colorado Reform	3,133
	Stanford E. Andress, Write-in	109

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Colorado

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Libertarian	American Constitution Party	Concerns of People Party	Green	Natural Law	Colorado Reform	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	49,884	111,718	2,584	1,169	-	3,209	-	-	18	168,582
2d district	75,564	123,504	3,579	1,258	-	-	1,617	-	-	205,522
3d district	143,433	68,160	4,370	-	-	-	1,903	-	106	217,972
4th district	115,359	87,499	7,097	-	-	-	-	-	-	209,955
5th district	128,118	45,587	10,972	-	-	-	-	-	-	184,677
6th district	158,851	71,327	7,323	-	-	-	-	-	-	237,501
7th district	81,789	81,668	2,906	-	-	3,274	-	3,133	109	172,879
Total	752,998	589,463	38,831	2,427	-	6,483	3,520	3,133	233	1,397,088
Senator	717,893	648,130	20,776	21,547	7,140	-	-	-	596	1,416,082

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CONNECTICUT

For United States Representative

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Connecticut has been decreased from 6 to 5.

1.	Phil Steele, Republican	66,968
	John B. Larson, Democrat	134,698
	Miriam J. Masullo, Write-in	18
	Max F. Welch, Write-in	4
2.	Rob Simmons, Republican	117,434
	Joe Courtney, Democrat	99,674
3.	Richter Elser, Republican	54,757
	Rosa L. DeLauro, Democrat	121,557
	Charles A. Pillsbury, Green	9,050
4.	Christopher Shays, Republican	113,197
	Stephanie H. Sanchez, Democrat	62,491
	Carl E. Vassar, Write-in	7
5.	Nancy Johnson, Republican	113,626
	Jim Maloney, Democrat	90,616
	Joseph A. Zdonczyk, Concerned Citizens	3,709
	Walter J. Gengarelly, Libertarian	1,503

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Connecticut

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Green	Concerned Citizens	Libertarian	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	66,968	134,698	-	-	-	22	201,688
2d district	117,434	99,674	-	-	-	-	217,108
3d district	54,757	121,557	9,050	-	-	-	185,364
4th district	113,197	62,491	-	-	-	7	175,695
5th district	113,626	90,616	-	3,709	1,503	-	209,454
Total	465,982	509,036	9,050	3,709	1,503	29	989,309

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DELAWARE

For United States Senator

	Raymond J. Clatworthy, Republican	94,793
	Joseph R. Biden, Jr., Democrat	135,253
	Raymond T. Buranello, Libertarian	922
	Maurice Barros, Independent Party of Delaware	996
	Robert E. Mattson, Natural Law	350

For United States Representative

**At Large**
	Michael N. Castle, Republican	164,605
	Micheal C. Miller, Democrat	61,011
	Brad C. Thomas, Libertarian	2,789

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Delaware

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Libertarian	Independent Party of Delaware	Natural Law	Total
Representative:
At Large	164,605	61,011	2,789	-	-	228,405
Senator	94,793	135,253	922	996	350	232,314

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FLORIDA

For United States Representative

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Florida
has been increased from 23 to 25.

1.	Jeff Miller, Republican	152,635
	Bert Oram, Democrat	51,972
	Tom Wells, Write-in	19
2.	Tom McGurk, Republican	75,275
	Allen Boyd, Democrat	152,164
3.	Jennifer Carroll, Republican	60,747
	Corrine Brown, Democrat	88,462
	Jon Arnett, Write-in	4
4.	Ander Crenshaw, Republican	171,152
	Charles S. Knause, Write-in	509
5.	Ginny Brown-Waite, Republican	121,998
	Karen L. Thurman, Democrat	117,758
	Jack Gargan, No Party Affiliation	8,639
	Brian Moore, No Party Affiliation	6,223
	Werder, Write-in	53
6.	Cliff Stearns, Republican	141,570
	David E. Bruderly, Democrat	75,046
7.	John L. Mica, Republican	142,147
	Wayne Hogan, Democrat	96,444
8.	Ric Keller, Republican	123,497
	Eddie Diaz, Democrat	66,099
9.	Michael Bilirakis, Republican	169,369
	Chuck Kalogianis, Democrat	67,623
	Andrew Pasayan, Write-in	16
10.	C. W. Bill Young, Republican	(¹)
11.	Jim Davis, Democrat	(¹)
12.	Adam H. Putnam, Republican	(¹)
13.	Katherine Harris, Republican	139,048
	Jan Schneider, Democrat	114,739
	Wayne Genthner, Write-in	22
14.	Porter J. Goss, Republican	(¹)
15.	Dave Weldon, Republican	146,414
	Jim Tso, Democrat	85,433
	Donald Gibbens, Write-in	10
16.	Mark Foley, Republican	176,171
	Jack McLain, Constitution Party of Florida	47,169
17.	Kendrick B. Meek, Democrat	113,749
	Michael Italie, Write-in	73
18.	Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Republican	103,512
	Ray Chote, Democrat	42,852
	Orin Opperman, No Party Affiliation	3,423
19.	Jack Merkl, Republican	60,477
	Robert Wexler, Democrat	156,747
20.	Peter Deutsch, Democrat	(¹)
21.	Lincoln Diaz-Balart, Republican	(¹)
22.	E. Clay Shaw, Jr., Republican	131,930
	Carol A. Roberts, Democrat	83,265
	Juan Xuna, No Party Affiliation	1,902
	Stan Smilan, Write-in	18
23.	Charles Laurie, Republican	27,986
	Alcee L. Hastings, Democrat	96,347
	B. B. B., Write-in	5
24.	Tom Feeney, Republican	135,576
	Harry Jacobs, Democrat	83,667
25.	Mario Diaz-Balart, Republican	81,845
	Annie Betancourt, Democrat	44,757

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Florida

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Constitution Party of Florida	No Party Affiliation	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	152,635	51,972	-	-	19	204,626
2d district	75,275	152,164	-	-	-	227,439
3d district	60,747	88,462	-	-	4	149,213
4th district	171,152	-	-	-	509	171,661
5th district	121,998	117,758	-	14,862	53	254,671
6th district	141,570	75,046	-	-	-	216,616
7th district	142,147	96,444	-	-	-	238,591
8th district	123,497	66,099	-	-	-	189,596
9th district	169,369	67,623	-	-	16	237,008
10th district	(¹)	-	-	-	-	(¹)
11th district	-	(¹)	-	-	-	(¹)
12th district	(¹)	-	-	-	-	(¹)
13th district	139,048	114,739	-	-	22	253,809
14th district	(¹)	-	-	-	-	(¹)
15th district	146,414	85,433	-	-	10	231,857
16th district	176,171	-	47,169	-	-	223,340
17th district	-	113,749	-	-	73	113,822
18th district	103,512	42,852	-	3,423	-	149,787
19th district	60,477	156,747	-	-	-	217,224
20th district	-	(¹)	-	-	-	(¹)
21st district	(¹)	-	-	-	-	(¹)
22d district	131,930	83,265	-	1,902	18	217,115
23d district	27,986	96,347	-	-	5	124,338
24th district	135,576	83,667	-	-	-	219,243
25th district	81,845	44,757	-	-	-	126,602
Total	2,161,349	1,537,124	47,169	20,187	729	3,766,558

¹According to Florida law, the names of those with no opposition are not printed on the ballot.

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GEORGIA

For United States Senator

	Saxby Chambliss, Republican	1,071,352
	Max Cleland, Democrat	932,422
	Claude “Sandy” Thomas, Libertarian	27,830

For United States Representative

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Georgia
has been increased from 11 to 13.

1.	Jack Kingston, Republican	103,661
	Don Smart, Democrat	40,026
2.	Sanford D. Bishop, Jr., Democrat	102,925
3.	Calder Clay, Republican	73,866
	Jim Marshall, Democrat	75,394
4.	Cynthia Van Auken, Republican	35,202
	Denise L. Majette, Democrat	118,045
5.	John Lewis, Democrat	116,259
6.	Johnny Isakson, Republican	163,525
	Jeff Weisberger, Democrat	41,204
7.	John Linder, Republican	138,997
	Mike Berlon, Democrat	37,124
8.	Mac Collins, Republican	142,505
	A. Petrakopoulos, Democrat	39,422
9.	Charlie Norwood, Republican	123,313
	Barry Irwin, Democrat	45,974
10.	Nathan Deal, Republican	129,242
11.	Phil Gingrey, Republican	69,427
	Roger Kahn, Democrat	65,007
12.	Max Burns, Republican	77,479
	Champ Walker, Democrat	62,904
13.	Clay Cox, Republican	47,405
	David Scott, Democrat	70,011

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Georgia

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Libertarian	Total
Representatives:
1st district	103,661	40,026	-	143,687
2d district	-	102,925	-	102,925
3d district	73,866	75,394	-	149,260
4th district	35,202	118,045	-	153,247
5th district	-	116,259	-	116,259
6th district	163,525	41,204	-	204,729
7th district	138,997	37,124	-	176,121
8th district	142,505	39,422	-	181,927
9th district	123,313	45,974	-	169,287
10th district	129,242	-	-	129,242
11th district	69,427	65,007	-	134,434
12th district	77,479	62,904	-	140,383
13th district	47,405	70,011	-	117,416
Total	1,104,622	814,295	-	1,918,917
Senator	1,071,352	932,422	27,830	2,031,604

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HAWAII

For United States Representative

1.	Mark Terry, Republican	45,032
	Neil Abercrombie, Democrat	131,673
	James H. Bracken, Libertarian	4,028
¹2.	Bob McDermott, Republican	71,661
	Patsy T. Mink, Democrat	100,671
	Jeff Mallan, Libertarian	4,719
	Nicholas Bedworth, Natural Law	2,200

¹Vacancy in the 107th Congress; Patsy T. Mink deceased, September 28,2002; remained on ballot pursuant to Hawaii law. Ed Case (D) elected in special election 11/30/02 to fill vacancy for remainder of 107th Congress and elected in special election 1/4/03 to fill vacancy for remainder of 108th Congress

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Hawaii.

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Libertarian	Natural Law	Total
Representatives:
1st district	45,032	131,673	4,028	-	180,733
2d district	71,661	100,671	4,719	2,200	179,251
Total	116,693	232,344	8,747	2,200	359,984

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IDAHO

For United States Senator

	Larry E. Craig, Republican	266,215
	Alan Blinken, Democrat	132,975
	Donovan Bramwell, Libertarian	9,354

For United States Representative

1.	C. L. “Butch” Otter, Republican	120,743
	Betty Richardson, Democrat	80,269
	Steve Gothard, Libertarian	5,129
2.	Michael K. Simpson, Republican	135,605
	Edward Kinghorn, Democrat	57,769
	John A. Lewis, Libertarian	5,508

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Idaho

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Libertarian	Total
Representatives:
1st district	120,743	80,269	5,129	206,141
2d district	135,605	57,769	5,508	198,882
Total	256,348	138,038	10,637	405,023
Senator	266,215	132,975	9,354	408,544

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ILLINOIS

For United States Senator

	Jim Durkin, Republican	1,325,703
	Richard J. Durbin, Democrat	2,103,766
	Steven Burgauer, Libertarian	57,382

For United States Representative

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Illinois has been decreased from 20 to 19.

1.	Raymond G. Wardingley, Republican	29,776
	Bobby L. Rush, Democrat	149,068
	Dorothy G. Tsatsos, Libertarian	4,812
2.	Doug Nelson, Republican	32,567
	Jesse L. Jackson, Jr., Democrat	151,443
3.	William O. Lipinski, Democrat	156,042
4.	Anthony J. “Tony” Lopez-Cisneros, Republican	12,778
	Luis V. Gutierrez, Democrat	67,339
	Maggie Kohls, Libertarian	4,396
5.	Mark A. Augusti, Republican	46,008
	Rahm Emanuel, Democrat	106,514
	Frank Gonzalez, Libertarian	6,913
6.	Henry J. Hyde, Republican	113,174
	Tom Berry, Democrat	60,698
7.	Mark Tunney, Republican	25,280
	Danny K. Davis, Democrat	137,933
	Martin Pankau, Libertarian	2,543
8.	Philip M. Crane, Republican	95,275
	Melissa L. Bean, Democrat	70,626
	Chuck Kelecic, Write-in	25
9.	Nicholas M. Duric, Republican	45,307
	Janice D. Schakowsky, Democrat	118,642
	Stephanie “Vs. The Machine” Sailor, Libertarian	4,887
10.	Mark Steven Kirk, Republican	128,611
	Henry H. “Hank” Perritt, Jr., Democrat	58,300
11.	Jerry Weller, Republican	124,192
	Keith S. Van Duyne, Democrat	68,893
12.	David Sadler, Republican	58,440
	Jerry F. Costello, Democrat	131,580
13.	Judy Biggert, Republican	139,546
	Tom Mason, Democrat	59,069
14.	J. Dennis Hastert, Republican	135,198
	Laurence J. Quick, Democrat	47,165
15.	Timothy V. Johnson, Republican	134,650
	Joshua T. Hartke, Democrat	64,131
	Carl Estabrook, Illinois Green	7,836
16.	Donald A. Manzullo, Republican	133,339
	John Kutsch, Democrat	55,488
17.	Peter Calderone, Republican	76,519
	Lane Evans, Democrat	127,093
18.	Ray LaHood, Republican	192,567
19.	John Shimkus, Republican	133,956
	David D. Phelps, Democrat	110,517

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Illinois

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Libertarian	Illinois Green	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	29,776	149,068	4,812	-	-	183,656
2d district	32,567	151,443	-	-	-	184,010
3d district	-	156,042	-	-	-	156,042
4th district	12,778	67,339	4,396	-	-	84,513
5th district	46,008	106,514	6,913	-	-	159,435
6th district	113,174	60,698	-	-	-	173,872
7th district	25,280	137,933	2,543	-	-	165,756
8th district	95,275	70,626	-	-	25	165,926
9th district	45,307	118,642	4,887	-	-	168,836
10th district	128,611	58,300	-	-	-	186,911
11th district	124,192	68,893	-	-	-	193,085
12th district	58,440	131,580	-	-	-	190,020
13th district	139,546	59,069	-	-	-	198,615
14th district	135,198	47,165	-	-	-	182,363
15th district	134,650	64,131	-	7,836	-	206,617
16th district	133,339	55,488	-	-	-	188,827
17th district	76,519	127,093	-	-	-	203,612
18th district	192,567	-	-	-	-	192,567
19th district	133,956	110,517	-	-	-	244,473
Total	1,657,183	1,740,541	23,551	7,836	25	3,429,136
Senator	1,325,703	2,103,766	57,382	-	-	3,486,851

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INDIANA

For United States Representative

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Indiana has been decreased from 10 to 9.

1.	Mark J. Leyva, Republican	41,909
	Peter J. Visclosky, Democrat	90,443
	Timothy P. Brennan, Libertarian	2,759
2.	Chris Chocola, Republican	95,081
	Jill Long Thompson, Democrat	86,253
	Sharon Metheny, Libertarian	7,112
	James A. Mello, Write-in	6
	M. Myer Blatt, Write-in	6
3.	Mark E. Souder, Republican	92,566
	Jay Rigdon, Democrat	50,509
	Mike Donlan, Libertarian	3,531
4.	Steve Buyer, Republican	112,760
	Bill Abbott, Democrat	41,314
	Jerry L. Susong, Libertarian	3,934
5.	Dan Burton, Republican	129,442
	Katherine Fox Carr, Democrat	45,283
	Christopher Adkins, Libertarian	5,130
6.	Mike Pence, Republican	118,436
	Melina Ann Fox, Democrat	63,871
	Doris Robertson, Libertarian	3,346
7.	Brose A. McVey, Republican	64,379
	Julia M. Carson, Democrat	77,478
	Andrew M. Horning, Libertarian	3,919
	James (Jim) Kell Jeffries, Write-in	64
8.	John N. Hostettler, Republican	98,952
	Bryan L. Hartke, Democrat	88,763
	Pam Williams, Libertarian	5,150
9.	Mike Sodrel, Republican	87,169
	Baron P. Hill, Democrat	96,654
	Al Cox, Libertarian	2,389
	Jeff Melton, Green	2,745

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Indiana

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Libertarian	Green	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	41,909	90,443	2,759	-	-	135,111
2d district	95,081	86,253	7,112	-	12	188,458
3d district	92,566	50,509	3,531	-	-	146,606
4th district	112,760	41,314	3,934	-	-	158,008
5th district	129,442	45,283	5,130	-	-	179,855
6th district	118,436	63,871	3,346	-	-	185,653
7th district	64,379	77,478	3,919	-	64	145,840
8th district	98,952	88,763	5,150	-	-	192,865
9th district	87,169	96,654	2,389	2,745	-	188,957
Total	840,694	640,568	37,270	2,745	76	1,521,353

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IOWA

For United States Senator

	Greg Ganske, Republican	447,892
	Tom Harkin, Democrat	554,278
	Richard J. Moore, Libertarian	8,864
	Timothy A. Harthan, Iowa Green Party	11,340
	Write-in	701

For United States Representative

1.	Jim Nussle, Republican	112,280
	Ann Hutchinson, Democrat	83,779
	Write-in	396
2.	James A. Leach, Republican	108,130
	Julie Thomas, Democrat	94,767
	Kevin Litten, Libertarian	4,178
	Write-in	96
3.	Stan Thompson, Republican	97,285
	Leonard L. Boswell, Democrat	115,367
	Jeffrey J. Smith, Libertarian	2,689
	Edwin B. Fruit, Socialist Workers Party	569
	Write-in	75
4.	Tom Latham, Republican	115,430
	John Norris, Democrat	90,784
	Terry L. Wilson, Libertarian	2,952
	Jim Hennager, One Earth Party	1,544
	Write-in	64
5.	Steve King, Republican	113,257
	Paul Shomshor, Democrat	68,853
	Write-in	127

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Iowa

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Libertarian	Iowa Green Party	One Earth Party	Socialist Workers Party	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	112,280	83,779	-	-	-	-	396	196,455
2d district	108,130	94,767	4,178	-	-	-	96	207,171
3d district	97,285	115,367	2,689	-	-	569	75	215,985
4th district	115,430	90,784	2,952	-	1,544	-	64	210,774
5th district	113,257	68,853	-	-	-	-	127	182,237
Total	546,382	453,550	9,819	-	1,544	569	758	1,012,622
Senator	447,892	554,278	8,864	11,340	-	-	701	1,023,075

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KANSAS

For United States Senator

	Pat Roberts, Republican	641,075
	Steven A. Rosile, Libertarian	70,725
	George Cook, Reform	65,050

For United States Representative

1.	Jerry Moran, Republican	189,976
	Jack Warner, Libertarian	18,585
2.	Jim Ryun, Republican	127,477
	Dan Lykins, Democrat	79,160
	Art Clack, Libertarian	4,340
3.	Adam Taff, Republican	102,882
	Dennis Moore, Democrat	110,095
	Douglas Martin, Libertarian	1,366
	Dawn Bly, Reform	5,046
4.	Todd Tiahrt, Republican	115,691
	Carlos Nolla, Democrat	70,656
	Maike Warren, Libertarian	4,616

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Kansas

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Libertarian	Reform	Total
Representatives:
1st district	189,976	-	18,585	-	208,561
2d district	127,477	79,160	4,340	-	210,977
3d district	102,882	110,095	1,366	5,046	219,389
4th district	115,691	70,656	4,616	-	190,963
Total	536,026	259,911	28,907	5,046	829,890
Senator	641,075	-	70,725	65,050	776,850

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KENTUCKY

For United States Senator

	Mitch McConnell, Republican	731,679
	Lois Combs Weinberg, Democrat	399,634

For United States Representative

1.	Ed Whitfield, Republican	117,600
	Klint Alexander, Democrat	62,617
2.	Ron Lewis, Republican	122,773
	David L. Williams, Democrat	51,431
	Robert Guy Dyer, Libertarian	2,084
3.	Anne M. Northup, Republican	118,228
	Jack Conway, Democrat	110,846
4.	Geoff Davis, Republican	81,651
	Ken Lucas, Democrat	87,776
	John Grote, Libertarian	2,308
5.	Harold “Hal” Rogers, Republican	137,986
	Sidney Jane Bailey, Democrat	38,254
6.	Ernie Fletcher, Republican	115,622
	Gatewood Galbraith, Independent	41,753
	Mark Gailey, Libertarian	3,313

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Kentucky

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Independent	Libertarian	Total
Representatives:
1st district	117,600	62,617	-	-	180,217
2d district	122,773	51,431	-	2,084	176,288
3d district	118,228	110,846	-	-	229,074
4th district	81,651	87,776	-	2,308	171,735
5th district	137,986	38,254	-	-	176,240
6th district	115,622	-	41,753	3,313	160,688
Total	693,860	350,924	41,753	7,705	1,094,242
Senator	731,679	399,634	-	-	1,131,313

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LOUISIANA

For United States Senator

(General Election)

	Suzanne Haik Terrell, Republican	339,506
	John Cooksey, Republican	171,752
	“Tony” Perkins, Republican	119,776
	Ernest Edward Skillman, Jr., Republican	1,668
	Mary L. Landrieu, Democrat	573,347
	Raymond Brown, Democrat	23,553
	Patrick E. “Live Wire” Landry, Other	10,442
	James Lemann, Other	3,866
	Gary D. Robbins, Other	2,423

(Runoff Election - December 7, 2002)¹

	Suzanne Haik Terrell, Republican	596,642
	Mary L. Landrieu, Democrat	638,654

For United States Representative

1.	Monica L. Monica, Republican	20,268
	Robert Namer, Republican	7,229
	David Vitter, Republican	147,117
	Ian P. Hawxhurst, Other	5,956
2.	“Silky” Sullivan, Republican	15,440
	Irma Muse Dixon, Democrat	28,480
	Clarence “Buddy” Hunt, Democrat	4,137
	William J. Jefferson, Democrat	90,310
	Wayne E. Clement, Other	3,789
3.	W. J. (Billy) Tauzin, Republican	130,323
	William Beier, Other	12,964
	David Iwancio, Other	7,055
4.	Jim McCrery, Republican	114,649
	John Milkovich, Democrat	42,340
	“Bill” Jacobs, Other	3,104
5.	Robert J. Barham, Republican	34,533
	Lee Fletcher, Republican	45,278
	Clyde C. Holloway, Republican	42,573
	Jack Wright, Republican	3,581
	Rodney Alexander, Democrat	52,952
	Sam Houston Melton, Jr., Democrat	4,595
	Vinson Mouser, Other	1,145
6.	Richard H. Baker, Republican	146,932
	“Rick” Moscatello, Other	27,898
7.	Chris John, Democrat	138,659
	Roberto Valletta, Other	21,051

(Runoff Election - December 7, 2002)¹

5.	Lee Fletcher, Republican	85,744
	Rodney Alexander, Democrat	86,718

¹Louisiana law requires a majority vote as a prerequisite for nomination or election to this office.

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Louisiana

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Other	Total
Representatives:
1st district	174,614	-	5,956	180,570
2d district	15,440	122,927	3,789	142,156
3d district	130,323	-	20,019	150,342
4th district	114,649	42,340	3,104	160,093
5th district¹	85,744	86,718	-	172,462
6th district	146,932	-	27,898	174,830
7th district	-	138,659	21,051	159,710
Total	667,702	390,644	81,817	1,140,163
Senator¹	596,642	638,654	-	1,235,296

¹Louisiana law requires a majority vote as a prerequisite for nomination or election to this office. The recapitulation reflects votes cast in the runoff election held on December 7, 2002.

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MAINE

For United States Senator

	Susan M. Collins, Republican	295,041
	Chellie Pingree, Democrat	209,858

For United States Representative

1.	Steven Joyce, Republican	97,931
	Thomas H. Allen, Democrat	172,646
2.	Kevin L. Raye, Republican	107,849
	Michael H. Michaud, Democrat	116,868

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Maine

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Total
Representatives:
1st district	97,931	172,646	270,577
2d district	107,849	116,868	224,717
Total	205,780	289,514	495,294
Senator	295,041	209,858	504,899

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MARYLAND

For United States Representative

1.	Wayne T. Gilchrest, Republican	192,004
	Amy D. Tamlyn, Democrat	57,986
2.	Helen Delich Bentley, Republican	88,954
	C. A. Dutch Ruppersberger, Democrat	105,718
3.	Scott Conwell, Republican	75,721
	Benjamin L. Cardin, Democrat	145,589
4.	John B. Kimble, Republican	34,890
	Albert Russell Wynn, Democrat	131,644
	Mignon Davis, Write-in, Democrat	162
	Floyd W. Anderson, Jr., Write-in	33
5.	Joseph T. Crawford, Republican	60,758
	Steny H. Hoyer, Democrat	137,903
	B. Auerbach, Write-in, Green	158
6.	Roscoe G. Bartlett, Republican	147,825
	Donald M. DeArmon, Democrat	75,575
7.	Joseph E. Ward, Republican	49,172
	Elijah E. Cummings, Democrat	137,047
8.	Constance A. Morella, Republican	103,587
	Chris Van Hollen, Democrat	112,788
	Stephen Bassett, Unaffiliated	1,599

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Maryland

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Write-in, Democrat	Write-in, Green	Unaffiliated	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	192,004	57,986	-	-	-	-	249,900
2d district	88,954	105,718	-	-	-	-	194,672
3d district	75,721	145,589	-	-	-	-	221,310
4th district	34,890	131,644	162	-	-	33	166,729
5th district	60,758	137,903	-	158	-	-	198,819
6th district	147,825	75,575	-	-	-	-	223,400
7th district	49,172	137,047	-	-	-	-	186,219
8th district	103,587	112,788	-	-	1,599	-	217,974
Total	752,911	904,250	162	158	1,599	33	1,659,113

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MASSACHUSETTS

For United States Senator

	John F. Kerry, Democrat	1,605,976
	Michael E. Cloud, Libertarian	369,807
	Blank/Scattering	213,543
	Other	6,077
	Randall Forsberg, Write-in	24,898

For United States Representative

1.	Matthew W. Kinnaman, Republican	66,061
	John W. Olver, Democrat	137,841
	Other	117
	Blank/Scattering	8,197
2.	Richard E. Neal, Democrat	153,387
	Other	1,341
	Blank/Scattering	53,770
3.	James P. McGovern, Democrat	155,697
	Other	1,848
	Blank/Scattering	54,759
4.	Barney Frank, Democrat	166,125
	Blank/Scattering	53,393
	Other	1,691
5.	Charles McCarthy, Republican	69,337
	Martin T. Meehan, Democrat	122,562
	Ilana Freedman, Libertarian	11,729
	Other	149
	Blank/Scattering	10,245
6.	Mark C. Smith, Republican	75,462
	John F. Tierney, Democrat	162,900
	Other	253
	Blank/Scattering	14,252
7.	Edward J. Markey, Democrat	170,968
	Daniel Melnechuk, Write-in	863
	Other	2,206
	Blank/Scattering	61,976
8.	Michael E. Capuano, Democrat	111,861
	Other	495
	Blank/Scattering	42,923
	Write-in	25
9.	Stephen F. Lynch, Democrat	168,055
	Other	921
	Blank/Scattering	66,890
10.	Luis Gonzaga, Republican	79,624
	William D. Delahunt, Democrat	179,238
	Other	140
	Blank/Scattering	13,025

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Massachusetts

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Libertarian	Blank/Scattering	Other	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	66,061	137,841	-	8,197	117	-	212,216
2d district	-	153,387	-	53,770	1,341	-	208,498
3d district	-	155,697	-	54,759	1,848	-	212,304
4th district	-	166,125	-	53,393	1,691	-	221,209
5th district	69,337	122,562	11,729	10,245	149	-	214,022
6th district	75,462	162,900	-	14,252	253	-	252,867
7th district	-	170,968	-	61,976	2,206	863	236,013
8th district	-	111,861	-	42,923	495	25	155,304
9th district	-	168,055	-	66,890	921	-	235,866
10th district	79,624	179,238	-	13,025	140	-	272,027
Total	290,484	1,528,634	11,729	379,430	9,161	888	2,220,326
Senator	-	1,605,976	369,807	213,543	6,077	24,898	2,220,301

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MICHIGAN

For United States Senator

	Andrew Raczkowski, Republican	1,185,545
	Carl Levin, Democrat	1,896,614
	Eric Borregard, Green	23,931
	John S. Mangopoulos, Reform	12,831
	Doug Dern, Natural Law	10,366

For United States Representative

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Michigan has been decreased from 16 to 15.

1.	Don Hooper, Republican	69,254
	Bart Stupak, Democrat	150,701
	John Loosemore, Libertarian	2,732
2.	Peter Hoekstra, Republican	156,937
	Jeffrey Wrisley, Democrat	61,749
	Laurie Aleck, Libertarian	2,680
	Ronald Graeser, U.S. Taxpayers	1,541
3.	Vernon J. Ehlers, Republican	153,131
	Kathryn Lynnes, Democrat	61,987
	Tom Quinn, Libertarian	2,613
	Richard Lucey, Reform	1,124
4.	Dave Camp, Republican	149,090
	Lawrence Hollenbeck, Democrat	65,950
	Al Chia, Jr., Libertarian	1,272
	Sterling Johnson, Green	2,261
5.	Dale E. Kildee, Democrat	158,709
	Clint Foster, Libertarian	9,344
	Harley Mikkelson, Green	5,188
	Thom Moffitt, Write-in	97
	William Fuzi, Write-in	1
6.	Fred Upton, Republican	126,936
	Gary Giguere, Jr., Democrat	53,793
	Richard Overton, Reform	2,788
7.	Nick Smith, Republican	121,142
	Mike Simpson, Democrat	78,412
	Ken Proctor, Libertarian	3,515
8.	Mike Rogers, Republican	156,525
	Frank McAlpine, Democrat	70,920
	Thomas Yeutter, Libertarian	3,152
9.	Joe Knollenberg, Republican	141,102
	David Fink, Democrat	96,856
	Robert Schubring, Libertarian	4,922
10.	Candice S. Miller, Republican	137,339
	Carl Marlinga, Democrat	77,053
	Renae Coon, Libertarian	2,536
11.	Thaddeus G. McCotter, Republican	126,050
	Kevin Kelley, Democrat	87,402
	William Boyd, Green	4,243
	Dan Malone, U.S. Taxpayers	2,710
12.	Harvey Dean, Republican	61,502
	Sander M. Levin, Democrat	140,970
	Dick Gach, Libertarian	2,694
	Steven Revis, U.S. Taxpayers	1,362
13.	Carolyn C. Kilpatrick, Democrat	120,869
	Raymond Warner, Libertarian	11,072
14.	Dave Stone, Republican	26,544
	John Conyers, Jr., Democrat	145,285
	Francis Schorr, Libertarian	1,532
	John Litle, Green	1,247
15.	Martin Kaltenbach, Republican	48,626
	John D. Dingell, Democrat	136,518
	Gregory Stempfle, Libertarian	3,919

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Michigan

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Libertarian	Green	Reform	Natural Law	U.S. Taxpayers	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	69,254	150,701	2,732	-	-	-	-	-	222,687
2d district	156,937	61,749	2,680	-	-	-	1,541	-	222,907
3d district	153,131	61,987	2,613	-	1,124	-	-	-	218,855
4th district	149,090	65,950	1,272	2,261	-	-	-	-	218,573
5th district	-	158,709	9,344	5,188	-	-	-	98	173,339
6th district	126,936	53,793	-	-	2,788	-	-	-	183,517
7th district	121,142	78,412	3,515	-	-	-	-	-	203,069
8th district	156,525	70,920	3,152	-	-	-	-	-	230,597
9th district	141,102	96,856	4,922	-	-	-	-	-	242,880
10th district	137,339	77,053	2,536	-	-	-	-	-	216,928
11th district	126,050	87,402	-	4,243	-	-	2,710	-	220,405
12th district	61,502	140,970	2,694	-	-	-	1,362	-	206,528
13th district	-	120,869	11,072	-	-	-	-	-	131,941
14th district	26,544	145,285	1,532	1,247	-	-	-	-	174,608
15th district	48,626	136,518	3,919	-	-	-	-	-	189,063
Total	1,474,178	1,507,174	51,983	12,939	3,912	-	5,613	98	3,055,897
Senator	1,185,545	1,896,614	-	23,931	12,831	10,366	-	-	3,129,287

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MINNESOTA

For United States Senator¹

	Norm Coleman, Republican	1,116,697
	Walter F. Mondale, Democratic-Farmer-Labor	1,067,246
	Paul Wellstone, Democratic-Farmer-Labor	11,381
	Jim Moore, Independence	45,139
	Ray Tricomo, Green	10,119
	Miro Drago Kovatchevich, Constitution	2,254
	Ed McGaa, Write-in	7
	Dick Franson, Write-in	3
	Michelle Harbeck, Write-in	3
	Write-in	1,790

¹Vacancy in the 107th Congress; Paul Wellstone deceased, October 25, 2002; was the Democratic-Farmer-Labor nominee. Walter F. Mondale was the new nominee for the vacancy of the Democratic-Farmer-Labor nomination on the official supplemental ballot. See Minnesota Supreme Court Order of October 31, 2002 (C7-02-1879), for explanation of voting procedures regarding official supplemental ballot, regular ballot, and regular absentee ballot.

For United States Representative

1. Gil Gutknecht, Republican 163,570

Steve Andreasen, Democratic-Farmer-Labor 92,165

Greg Mikkelson, Green 9,964

Write-in 283

2. John Kline, Republican 152,970

Bill Luther, Democratic-Farmer-Labor 121,121

Samuel D. Garst, No New Taxes 12,430

Write-in 339

3. Jim Ramstad, Republican 213,334

Darryl Stanton, Democratic-Farmer-Labor 82,575

Write-in 309

4. Clyde Billington, Republican 89,705

Betty McCollum, Democratic-Farmer-Labor 164,597

Scott J. Raskiewicz, Green 9,919

Write-in 319

5. Daniel Nielsen Mathias, Republican 66,271

Martin Olav Sabo, Democratic-Farmer-Labor 171,572

Tim Davis, Green 17,825

Write-in 314

6. Mark R. Kennedy, Republican 164,747

Janet Robert, Democratic-Farmer-Labor 100,738

Dan Becker, Independence 21,484

Write-in 343

7. Dan Stevens, Republican 90,342

Collin C. Peterson, Democratic-Farmer-Labor 170,234

Write-in 237

8. Bob Lemen, Republican 88,673

James L. Oberstar, Democratic-Farmer-Labor 194,909

Write-in 349

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Minnesota

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Independence	Green	No New Taxes	Constitution	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	163,570	92,165	-	9,964	-	-	283	265,982
2d district	152,970	121,121	-	-	12,430	-	339	286,860
3d district	213,334	82,575	-	-	-	-	309	296,218
4th district	89,705	164,597	-	9,919	-	-	319	264,540
5th district	66,271	171,572	-	17,825	-	-	314	255,982
6th district	164,747	100,738	21,484	-	-	-	343	287,312
7th district	90,342	170,234	-	-	-	-	237	260,813
8th district	88,673	194,909	-	-	-	-	349	283,931
Total	1,029,612	1,097,911	21,484	37,708	12,430	-	2,493	2,201,638
Senator	1,116,697	1,078,627	45,139	10,119	-	2,254	1,803	2,254,639

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MISSISSIPPI

For United States Senator

	Thad Cochran, Republican	533,269
	Shawn O’Hara, Reform	97,226

For United States Representative

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Mississippi has been decreased from 5 to 4.

1.	Roger F. Wicker, Republican	95,404
	Rex N. Weathers, Democrat	32,318
	Brenda Blackburn, Reform	3,477
	Harold M. Taylor, Libertarian	2,368
2.	Clinton B. LeSueur, Republican	69,711
	Bennie G. Thompson, Democrat	89,913
	Lee Dilworth, Reform	3,426
3.	Charles W. “Chip” Pickering, Republican	139,329
	Ronnie Shows, Democrat	76,184
	Jim Giles, Independent	1,431
	Harvey L. Darden, Independent	949
	Carroll Grantham, Reform	498
	Brad A. McDonald, Libertarian	760
4.	Karl Cleveland Mertz, Republican	34,373
	Gene Taylor, Democrat	121,742
	Thomas Huffmaster, Reform	2,442
	Wayne L. Parker, Libertarian	3,311

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Mississippi

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Independent	Reform	Libertarian	Total
Representatives:
1st district	95,404	32,318	-	3,477	2,368	133,567
2d district	69,711	89,913	-	3,426	-	163,050
3d district	139,329	76,184	2,380	498	760	219,151
4th district	34,373	121,742	-	2,442	3,311	161,868
Total	338,817	320,157	2,380	9,843	6,439	677,636
Senator	533,269	-	-	97,226	-	630,495

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MISSOURI

For United States Senator

(For unexpired term ending January 3, 2007)

	Jim Talent, Republican	935,032
	Jean Carnahan, Democrat	913,778
	Tamara A. Millay, Libertarian	18,345
	Daniel (Digger) Romano, Green	10,465

For United States Representative

1.	Richard Schwadron, Republican	51,755
	Wm. Lacy Clay, Democrat	133,946
	Jim Higgins, Libertarian	5,354
2.	W. Todd Akin, Republican	167,057
	John Hogan, Democrat	77,223
	Darla R. Maloney, Libertarian	4,548
3.	Catherine S. Enz, Republican	80,551
	Richard A. Gephardt, Democrat	122,181
	Daniel (Dan) Byington, Libertarian	4,146
4.	James A. (Jim) Noland, Republican	64,451
	Ike Skelton, Democrat	142,204
	Daniel Roy Nelson, Libertarian	3,583
5.	Steve Gordon, Republican	60,245
	Karen McCarthy, Democrat	122,645
	Jeanne Bojarski, Libertarian	3,277
6.	Sam Graves, Republican	131,151
	Cathy Rinehart, Democrat	73,202
	Erik Buck, Libertarian	3,735
7.	Roy Blunt, Republican	149,519
	Ron Lapham, Democrat	45,964
	Doug Burlison, Libertarian	4,378
	Steven L. Reed, Write-in	2
8.	Jo Ann Emerson, Republican	135,144
	Gene Curtis, Democrat	50,686
	Eric Van Oostrom, Libertarian	2,491
9.	Kenny C. Hulshof, Republican	146,032
	Donald M. (Don) Deichman, Democrat	61,126
	John Mruzik, Libertarian	2,705
	Keith Brekhus, Green	4,262

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Missouri

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Libertarian	Green	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	51,755	133,946	5,354	-	-	191,055
2d district	167,057	77,223	4,548	-	-	248,828
3d district	80,551	122,181	4,146	-	-	206,878
4th district	64,451	142,204	3,583	-	-	210,238
5th district	60,245	122,645	3,277	-	-	186,167
6th district	131,151	73,202	3,735	-	-	208,088
7th district	149,519	45,964	4,378	-	2	199,863
8th district	135,144	50,686	2,491	-	-	188,321
9th district	146,032	61,126	2,705	4,262	-	214,125
Total	985,905	829,177	34,217	4,262	2	1,853,563
Senator (unexpired term)	935,032	913,778	18,345	10,465	-	1,877,620

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MONTANA

For United States Senator

	Mike Taylor, Republican	103,611
	Max Baucus, Democrat	204,853
	Stan Jones, Libertarian	10,420
	Bob Kelleher, Green	7,653

For United States Representative

**At Large**
	Dennis R. Rehberg, Republican	214,100
	Steve Kelly, Democrat	108,233
	Mike Fellows, Libertarian	8,988

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Montana

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Libertarian	Green	Total
Representative:
At Large	214,100	108,233	8,988	-	331,321
Senator	103,611	204,853	10,420	7,653	326,537

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NEBRASKA

For United States Senator

	Chuck Hagel, Republican	397,438
	Charlie A. Matulka, Democrat	70,290
	Phil Chase, Independent	5,066
	John J. Graziano, Libertarian	7,423

For United States Representative

1.	Doug Bereuter, Republican	133,013
	Robert Eckerson, Libertarian	22,831
2.	Lee Terry, Republican	89,917
	Jim Simon, Democrat	46,843
	Dave Stock, Libertarian	2,018
	Doug Paterson, Green	3,236
3.	Tom Osborne, Republican	163,939
	Jerry Hickman, Libertarian	12,017

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Nebraska

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Independent	Libertarian	Green	Total
Representatives:
1st district	133,013	-	-	22,831	-	155,844
2d district	89,917	46,843	-	2,018	3,236	142,014
3d district	163,939	-	-	12,017	-	175,956
Total	386,869	46,843	-	36,866	3,236	473,814
Senator	397,438	70,290	5,066	7,423	-	480,217

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NEVADA

For United States Representative

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Nevada
has been increased from 2 to 3.

1.	Lynette Maria Boggs-McDonald, Republican	51,148
	Shelley Berkley, Democrat	64,312
	Steven Dempsey, Independent American	2,861
	W. Lane Startin, Green	1,393
	Undervote	1,659
	Over vote	143
2.	Jim Gibbons, Republican	149,574
	Travis O. Souza, Democrat	40,189
	Janine Hansen, Independent American	7,240
	Brendan Trainor, Libertarian	3,413
	Robert Winquist, Natural Law	784
	Over Vote	143
3.	Jon C. Porter, Republican	100,378
	Dario Herrera, Democrat	66,659
	Pete O’Neil, Independent	6,842
	Richard Wayne Odell, Independent American	1,694
	Neil Scott, Libertarian	3,421

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Nevada

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Independent	Independent American	Libertarian	Undervote	Green	Natural Law	Over vote	Over Vote	Total
Representatives:
1st district	51,148	64,312	-	2,861	-	1,659	1,393	-	143	-	121,516
2d district	149,574	40,189	-	7,240	3,413	-	-	784	-	143	201,343
3d district	100,378	66,659	6,842	1,694	3,421	-	-	-	-	-	178,994
Total	301,100	171,160	6,842	11,795	6,834	1,659	1,393	784	143	143	501,853

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NEW HAMPSHIRE

For United States Senator

	John E. Sununu, Republican	227,229
	Jeanne Shaheen, Democrat	207,478
	Ken Blevens, Libertarian	9,835
	Scattering	197
	Bob Smith, Write-in	2,396

For United States Representative

1.	Jeb Bradley, Republican	128,993
	Martha Fuller Clark, Democrat	85,426
	Dan Belforti, Libertarian	7,387
	Scattering	181
2.	Charles Bass, Republican	125,804
	Katrina Swett, Democrat	90,479
	Rosalie T. Babiarz, Libertarian	5,051
	Scattering	122

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in New Hampshire

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Libertarian	Scattering	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	128,993	85,426	7,387	181	-	221,987
2d district	125,804	90,479	5,051	122	-	221,456
Total	254,797	175,905	12,438	303	-	443,443
Senator	227,229	207,478	9,835	197	2,396	447,135

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NEW JERSEY¹

For United States Senator

	Douglas R. Forrester, Republican	928,439
	Frank R. Lautenberg, Democrat	1,138,193
	Ted Glick, Independent (Green)	24,308
	Elizabeth Macron, Independent (Libertarian)	12,558
	Norman E. Wahner, Independent (NJ Conservative)	6,404
	Gregory Pason, Independent (Socialist)	2,702

For United States Representative

1.	Robert E. Andrews, Democrat	121,846
	Timothy Haas, Independent (Libertarian)	9,543
2.	Frank A. LoBiondo, Republican	116,834
	Steven A. Farkas, Democrat	47,735
	Roger Merle, Independent (Green)	1,739
	Michael J. Matthews, Jr., Independent (Libertarian)	1,720
	Costantino Rozzo, Independent (Socialist)	771
3.	Jim Saxton, Republican	123,375
	Richard Strada, Democrat	64,364
	Raymond Byrne, Independent (Libertarian)	1,335
	Ken Feduniewicz, Independent (American First)	665
4.	Christopher H. Smith, Republican	115,293
	Mary Brennan, Democrat	55,967
	Keith Quarles, Independent (Libertarian)	1,211
	Don Graham, Independent (NJ Conservative)	767
	Hermann Winkelmann, Independent (Honesty, Humanity, Duty)	1,063
5.	Scott Garrett, Republican	118,881
	Anne Sumers, Democrat	76,504
	Michael J. Cino, Independent (Lower Tax Independent)	4,466
6.	Ric Medrow, Republican	42,479
	Frank Pallone, Jr., Democrat	91,379
	Richard D. Strong, Independent (Green)	1,819
	Barry Allen, Independent (Libertarian)	1,206
	Mac Dara Francis X. Lyden, Independent (Human Rights Advocate)	612
7.	Mike Ferguson, Republican	106,055
	Tim Carden, Democrat	74,879
	Darren Young, Independent (Libertarian)	2,068
8.	Jared Silverman, Republican	40,318
	Bill Pascrell, Jr., Democrat	88,101
	Joseph A. Fortunato, Independent (Green)	3,400
9.	Joseph Glass, Republican	42,088
	Steven R. Rothman, Democrat	97,108
10.	Andrew Wirtz, Republican	15,913
	Donald M. Payne, Democrat	86,433
11.	Rodney P. Frelinghuysen, Republican	132,938
	Vij Pawar, Democrat	48,477
	Richard S. Roth, Independent (Libertarian)	2,263
12.	DeForest “Buster” Soaries, Republican	62,938
	Rush D. Holt, Democrat	104,806
	Carl J. Mayer, Independent (Green)	1,871
	Thomas D. Abrams, Independent (Libertarian)	1,259
	Karen Anne Zaletel, Independent (NJ Conservative)	839
13.	James Geron, Republican	16,852
	Robert Menendez, Democrat	72,605
	Pat Henry Faulkner, Independent (Green)	1,195
	Esmat Zaklama, Independent (Anti-Corruption Doctor)	740
	Independent (The American Party)	34
	Dick Hester, Independent (Pro Life Conservative)	732
	Herbert H. Shaw, Independent (Politicians are Crooks - Politicos son Corruptos)	573

¹In New Jersey, the designation “Independent” indicates candidates who have received direct nomination by petition for inclusion on the general election ballot. The designation in parentheses is that of party or principles which the candidate represents.

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in New Jersey¹

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Independent (Green)	Independent (Libertarian)	Independent (NJ Conservative)	Independent (Lower Tax Independent)	Independent (Socialist)	Independent (Honesty, Humanity, Duty)	Independent (Anti-Corruption Doctor)	Independent (Pro Life Conservative)	Independent (American First)	Independent (Human Rights Advocate)	Independent (Politicians are Crooks - Politicos son Corruptos)	Independent (The American Party)	Total
Representatives:
1st district	-	121,846	-	9,543	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	131,389
2d district	116,834	47,735	1,739	1,720	-	-	771	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	168,799
3d district	123,375	64,364	-	1,335	-	-	-	-	-	-	665	-	-	-	189,739
4th district	115,293	55,967	-	1,211	767	-	-	1,063	-	-	-	-	-	-	174,301
5th district	118,881	76,504	-	-	-	4,466	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	199,851
6th district	42,479	91,379	1,819	1,206	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	612	-	-	137,495
7th district	106,055	74,879	-	2,068	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	183,002
8th district	40,318	88,101	3,400	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	131,819
9th district	42,088	97,108	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	139,196
10th district	15,913	86,433	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	102,346
11th district	132,938	48,477	-	2,263	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	183,678
12th district	62,938	104,806	1,871	1,259	839	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	171,713
13th district	16,852	72,605	1,195	-	-	-	-	-	740	732	-	-	573	34	92,731
Total	933,964	1,030,204	10,024	20,605	1,606	4,466	771	1,063	740	732	665	612	573	34	2,006,059
Senator	928,439	1,138,193	24,308	12,558	6,404	-	2,702	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	2,112,604

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NEW MEXICO

For United States Senator

	Pete V. Domenici, Republican	314,193
	Gloria Tristani, Democrat	168,863

For United States Representative

1.	Heather Wilson, Republican	95,711
	Richard M. Romero, Democrat	77,234
2.	Steve Pearce, Republican	79,631
	John Arthur Smith, Democrat	61,916
	George L. Dewey, Write-in, Green	43
	Padraig M. Lynch, Write-in, Republican	39
3.	Tom Udall, Democrat	122,921

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in New Mexico

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Write-in, Green	Write-in, Republican	Total
Representatives:
1st district	95,711	77,234	-	-	172,945
2d district	79,631	61,916	43	39	141,629
3d district	-	122,921	-	-	122,921
Total	175,342	262,071	43	39	437,495
Senator	314,193	168,863	-	-	483,056

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NEW YORK

For United States Representative

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in New York has been decreased from 31 to 29.

1.	Felix J. Grucci, Jr., Republican	64,999
	Conservative	6,116
	Independence	4,522
	Right to Life	5,887
	Timothy H. Bishop, Democrat	81,325
	Working Families	2,951
	Lorna Salzman, Green	1,991
	Blank/Scattering	10,739
2.	Joseph P. Finley, Republican	48,239
	Conservative	5,772
	Right to Life	5,106
	Steve J. Israel, Democrat	75,845
	Independence	7,632
	Working Families	1,974
	John Keenan, Green	1,558
	Blank/Scattering	14,087
3.	Peter T. King, Republican	98,874
	Conservative	7,904
	Independence	7,113
	Right to Life	7,646
	Stuart L. Finz, Democrat	46,022
	Janeen DePrima, Liberal	1,513
	Blank/Scattering	17,550
4.	Marilyn F. O’Grady, Republican	61,473
	Conservative	5,308
	Right to Life	6,101
	Carolyn McCarthy, Democrat	85,496
	Independent	5,272
	Working Families	2,883
	Liberal	1,155
	Tim Derham, Green	852
	Blank/Scattering	11,713
5.	Gary L. Ackerman, Democrat	68,773
	Independence	3,614
	Working Families	1,882
	Liberal	1,541
	Perry S. Reich, Conservative	5,718
	Blank/Scattering	51,213
6.	Gregory W. Meeks, Democrat	68,718
	Working Families	3,352
	Liberal	729
	Rey Clarke, Independence	2,632
	Blank/Scattering	36,387
7.	Kevin Brawley, Republican	16,460
	Conservative	2,112
	Joseph Crowley, Democrat	48,983
	Working Families	1,984
	Blank/Scattering	34,733
8.	Jim Farrin, Republican	18,623
	Independence	1,051
	Jerrold L. Nadler, Democrat	71,996
	Working Families	6,390
	Liberal	2,616
	Alan Jay Gerber, Conservative	3,361
	Dan Wentzel, Green	1,918
	Joseph Dobrian, Libertarian	526
	Blank/Scattering	35,095
9.	Alfred F. Donohue, Republican	27,882
	Conservative	3,816
	Anthony D. Weiner, Democrat	57,104
	Working Families	1,893
	Liberal	1,740
	Blank/Scattering	27,500
10.	Edolphus Towns, Democrat	72,313
	Liberal	1,546
	Herbert F. Ryan, Conservative	1,639
	Blank/Scattering	42,073
11.	Susan Cleary, Republican	9,250
	Independence	1,899
	Major R. Owens, Democrat	67,967
	Working Families	8,950
	Alice Gaffney, Conservative	798
	Blank/Scattering	30,310
12.	Nydia M. Velázquez, Democrat	43,809
	Working Families	4,599
	Cesar Estevez, Conservative	2,119
	Blank/Scattering	34,238
13.	Vito Fossella, Republican	62,520
	Conservative	7,166
	Right to Life	2,518
	Arne M. Mattsson, Democrat	27,304
	Working Families	1,271
	Liberal	791
	Anita Lerman, Independence	1,427
	Henry J. Bardel, Green	696
	Blank/Scattering	19,913
14.	Anton Srdanovic, Republican	30,053
	Conservative	1,495
	Carolyn B. Maloney, Democrat	85,029
	Independence	3,383
	Working Families	4,863
	Liberal	2,656
	Blank/Scattering	24,127
15.	Jessie A. Fields, Republican	8,790
	Independence	2,218
	Charles B. Rangel, Democrat	77,036
	Working Families	7,331
	Blank/Scattering	32,025
16.	Frank Dellavalle, Republican	3,916
	Conservative	450
	José E. Serrano, Democrat	48,411
	Working Families	2,305
	Blank/Scattering	23,372
17.	C. Scott Vanderhoef, Republican	35,389
	Conservative	4,135
	Independence	3,110
	Eliot L. Engel, Democrat	73,569
	Working Families	2,721
	Liberal	1,245
	Arthur L. Gallagher, Right to Life	1,931
	Elizabeth Shanklin, Green	1,743
	Blank/Scattering	20,739
18.	Nita M. Lowey, Democrat	95,396
	Working Families	3,561
	Michael J. Reynolds, Right to Life	8,558
	Blank/Scattering	82,503
19.	Sue W. Kelly, Republican	102,848
	Conservative	9,648
	Independence	8,633
	Janine M. H. Selendy, Democrat	44,967
	Christine M. Tighe, Right to Life	4,374
	Jonathan M. Wright, Green	2,642
	Blank/Scattering	17,206
20.	John E. Sweeney, Republican	125,335
	Conservative	14,903
	Frank Stoppenbach, Democrat	45,878
	Margaret Lewis, Green	5,162
	Blank/Scattering	31,256
21.	Charles B. Rosenstein, Republican	53,525
	Michael R. McNulty, Democrat	128,584
	Conservative	10,489
	Independence	17,810
	Working Families	4,446
	Blank/Scattering	22,113
22.	Eric Hall, Republican	52,499
	Conservative	5,509
	Maurice D. Hinchey, Democrat	92,336
	Independence	13,215
	Working Families	5,135
	Liberal	2,594
	Paul J. Laux, Right to Life	2,473
	Steven Greenfield, Green	2,723
	Blank/Scattering	15,787
23.	John M. McHugh, Republican	110,042
	Conservative	14,640
	Blank/Scattering	59,931
24.	Sherwood L. Boehlert, Republican	108,017
	David L. Walrath, Conservative	32,991
	Kathleen M. Peters, Right to Life	5,109
	Mark Dunau, Green	6,660
	Blank/Scattering	49,855
25.	James T. Walsh, Republican	113,914
	Conservative	11,794
	Independence	18,902
	Stephanie Aldersley, Democrat	53,290
	Francis J. Gavin, Working Families	2,131
	Blank/Scattering	17,129
26.	Thomas M. Reynolds, Republican	105,807
	Conservative	10,937
	Independence	18,345
	Ayesha F. Nariman, Democrat	41,140
	Shawn Harris, Right to Life	4,084
	Paul E. Fallon, Green	3,146
	Blank/Scattering	30,535
27.	Jack Quinn, Republican	105,946
	Conservative	14,171
	Peter Crotty, Democrat	45,060
	Working Families	2,751
	Thomas Casey, Right to Life	3,586
	Albert N. LaBruna, Green	2,405
	Blank/Scattering	25,964
28.	Henry F. Wojtaszek, Republican	45,125
	Conservative	5,426
	Independence	7,996
	Louise McIntosh Slaughter, Democrat	94,209
	Working Families	4,848
	Blank/Scattering	22,104
29.	Amo Houghton, Republican	116,245
	Conservative	11,412
	Kisun J. Peters, Democrat	37,128
	Wendy M. Johnson, Right to Life	5,836
	Rachel Treichler, Green	4,010
	Blank/Scattering	33,162

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in New York

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Independent	Conservative	Independence	Working Families	Right to Life	Green	Liberal	Libertarian	Blank/Scattering	Total
Representatives:
1st district	64,999	81,325	-	6,116	4,522	2,951	5,887	1,991	-	-	10,739	178,530
2d district	48,239	75,845	-	5,772	7,632	1,974	5,106	1,558	-	-	14,087	160,213
3d district	98,874	46,022	-	7,904	7,113	-	7,646	-	1,513	-	17,550	186,622
4th district	61,473	85,496	5,272	5,308	-	2,883	6,101	852	1,155	-	11,713	180,253
5th district	-	68,773	-	5,718	3,614	1,882	-	-	1,541	-	51,213	132,741
6th district	-	68,718	-	-	2,632	3,352	-	-	729	-	36,387	111,818
7th district	16,460	48,983	-	2,112	-	1,984	-	-	-	-	34,733	104,272
8th district	18,623	71,996	-	3,361	1,051	6,390	-	1,918	2,616	526	35,095	141,576
9th district	27,882	57,104	-	3,816	-	1,893	-	-	1,740	-	27,500	119,935
10th district	-	72,313	-	1,639	-	-	-	-	1,546	-	42,073	117,571
11th district	9,250	67,967	-	798	1,899	8,950	-	-	-	-	30,310	119,174
12th district	-	43,809	-	2,119	-	4,599	-	-	-	-	34,238	84,765
13th district	62,520	27,304	-	7,166	1,427	1,271	2,518	696	791	-	19,913	123,606
14th district	30,053	85,029	-	1,495	3,383	4,863	-	-	2,656	-	24,127	151,606
15th district	8,790	77,036	-	-	2,218	7,331	-	-	-	-	32,025	127,400
16th district	3,916	48,411	-	450	-	2,305	-	-	-	-	23,372	78,454
17th district	35,389	73,569	-	4,135	3,110	2,721	1,931	1,743	1,245	-	20,739	144,582
18th district	-	95,396	-	-	-	3,561	8,558	-	-	-	82,503	190,018
19th district	102,848	44,967	-	9,648	8,633	-	4,374	2,642	-	-	17,206	190,318
20th district	125,335	45,878	-	14,903	-	-	-	5,162	-	-	31,256	222,534
21st district	53,525	128,584	-	10,489	17,810	4,446	-	-	-	-	22,113	236,967
22d district	52,499	92,336	-	5,509	13,215	5,135	2,473	2,723	2,594	-	15,787	192,271
23d district	110,042	-	-	14,640	-	-	-	-	-	-	59,931	184,613
24th district	108,017	-	-	32,991	-	-	5,109	6,660	-	-	49,855	202,632
25th district	113,914	53,290	-	11,794	18,902	2,131	-	-	-	-	17,129	217,160
26th district	105,807	41,140	-	10,937	18,345	-	4,084	3,146	-	-	30,535	213,994
27th district	105,946	45,060	-	14,171	-	2,751	3,586	2,405	-	-	25,964	199,883
28th district	45,125	94,209	-	5,426	7,996	4,848	-	-	-	-	22,104	179,708
29th district	116,245	37,128	-	11,412	-	-	5,836	4,010	-	-	33,162	207,793
Total	1,525,771	1,777,688	5,272	199,829	123,502	78,221	63,209	35,506	18,126	526	873,359	4,701,009

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NORTH CAROLINA

For United States Senator

	Elizabeth H. Dole, Republican	1,248,664
	Erskine B. Bowles, Democrat	1,047,983
	Sean Haugh, Libertarian	33,807
	Paul G. DeLaney, Write-in	727

For United States Representative

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in North Carolina
has been increased from 12 to 13.

1.	Greg Dority, Republican	50,907
	Frank W. Ballance, Jr., Democrat	93,157
	Mike Ruff, Libertarian	2,093
2.	Joseph L. Ellen, Republican	50,965
	Bob Etheridge, Democrat	100,121
	Gary Minter, Libertarian	2,098
3.	Walter B. Jones, Republican	131,448
	Gary Goodson, Libertarian	13,486
4.	Tuan A. Nguyen, Republican	78,095
	David E. Price, Democrat	132,185
	Ken Nelson, Libertarian	5,766
5.	Richard Burr, Republican	137,879
	David Crawford, Democrat	58,558
6.	Howard Coble, Republican	151,430
	Tara Grubb, Libertarian	16,067
7.	James R. Adams, Republican	45,537
	Mike McIntyre, Democrat	118,543
	David Michael Brooks, Libertarian	2,574
8.	Robin Hayes, Republican	80,298
	Chris Kouri, Democrat	66,819
	Mark Andrew Johnson, Libertarian	2,619
9.	Sue Wilkins Myrick, Republican	140,095
	Ed McGuire, Democrat	49,974
	Christopher S. Cole, Libertarian	3,374
10.	Cass Ballenger, Republican	102,768
	Ron Daugherty, Democrat	65,587
	Christopher M. Hill, Libertarian	4,937
11.	Charles H. Taylor, Republican	112,335
	Sam Neill, Democrat	86,664
	Eric Henry, Libertarian	3,261
12.	Jeff Kish, Republican	49,588
	Melvin L. Watt, Democrat	98,821
	Carey Head, Libertarian	2,830
13.	Carolyn W. Grant, Republican	77,688
	Brad Miller, Democrat	100,287
	Alex MacDonald, Libertarian	5,295

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in North Carolina

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Libertarian	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	50,907	93,157	2,093	-	146,157
2d district	50,965	100,121	2,098	-	153,184
3d district	131,448	-	13,486	-	144,934
4th district	78,095	132,185	5,766	-	216,046
5th district	137,879	58,558	-	-	196,437
6th district	151,430	-	16,067	-	167,497
7th district	45,537	118,543	2,574	-	166,654
8th district	80,298	66,819	2,619	-	149,736
9th district	140,095	49,974	3,374	-	193,443
10th district	102,768	65,587	4,937	-	173,292
11th district	112,335	86,664	3,261	-	202,260
12th district	49,588	98,821	2,830	-	151,239
13th district	77,688	100,287	5,295	-	183,270
Total	1,209,033	970,716	64,400	-	2,244,149
Senator	1,248,664	1,047,983	33,807	727	2,331,181

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NORTH DAKOTA

For United States Representative

**At Large**
	Rick Clayburgh, Republican	109,957
	Earl Pomeroy, Democratic-Nonpartisan League	121,073

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in North Dakota

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic-Nonpartisan League	Total
Representative:
At Large	109,957	121,073	231,030

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OHIO

For United States Representative

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Ohio has been decreased from 19 to 18.

1.	Steve Chabot, Republican	110,760
	Greg Harris, Democrat	60,168
2.	Rob Portman, Republican	139,218
	Charles Sanders, Democrat	48,785
	James Condit, Jr., Write-in	13
3.	Michael R. Turner, Republican	111,630
	Rick Carne, Democrat	78,307
	Ronald Williamitis, Independent	14
4.	Michael Oxley, Republican	120,001
	Jim Clark, Democrat	57,726
5.	Paul E. Gillmor, Republican	126,286
	Roger Anderson, Democrat	51,872
	John Green, Independent	10,096
6.	Mike Halleck, Republican	77,643
	Ted Strickland, Democrat	113,972
7.	David L. Hobson, Republican	113,252
	Kara Anastasio, Democrat	45,568
	Frank Doden, Independent	8,812
8.	John A. Boehner, Republican	119,947
	Jeff Hardenbrook, Democrat	49,444
9.	Ed Emery, Republican	46,481
	Marcy Kaptur, Democrat	132,236
10.	Jon A. Heben, Republican	41,778
	Dennis J. Kucinich, Democrat	129,997
	Judy Locy, Independent	3,761
11.	Patrick A. Pappano, Republican	36,146
	Stephanie Tubbs Jones, Democrat	116,590
12.	Patrick J. Tiberi, Republican	116,982
	Edward Brown, Democrat	64,707
13.	Ed Oliveros, Republican	55,357
	Sherrod Brown, Democrat	123,025
14.	Steven C. LaTourette, Republican	134,413
	Dale Blanchard, Democrat	51,846
	Sid Stone, Independent	113
15.	Deborah Pryce, Republican	108,193
	Mark Brown, Democrat	54,286
16.	Ralph Regula, Republican	129,734
	Jim Rice, Democrat	58,644
17.	Ann Womer Benjamin, Republican	62,188
	Timothy J. Ryan, Democrat	94,441
	James A. Traficant, Jr., Independent	28,045
18.	Robert W. Ney, Republican	125,546

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Ohio

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Independent	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	110,760	60,168	-	-	170,928
2d district	139,218	48,785	-	13	188,016
3d district	111,630	78,307	14	-	189,951
4th district	120,001	57,726	-	-	177,727
5th district	126,286	51,872	10,096	-	188,254
6th district	77,643	113,972	-	-	191,615
7th district	113,252	45,568	8,812	-	167,632
8th district	119,947	49,444	-	-	169,391
9th district	46,481	132,236	-	-	178,717
10th district	41,778	129,997	3,761	-	175,536
11th district	36,146	116,590	-	-	152,736
12th district	116,982	64,707	-	-	181,689
13th district	55,357	123,025	-	-	178,382
14th district	134,413	51,846	113	-	186,372
15th district	108,193	54,286	-	-	162,479
16th district	129,734	58,644	-	-	188,378
17th district	62,188	94,441	28,045	-	184,674
18th district	125,546	-	-	-	125,546
Total	1,775,555	1,331,614	50,841	13	3,158,023

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OKLAHOMA

For United States Senator

	James M. Inhofe, Republican	583,579
	David Walters, Democrat	369,789
	James Germalic, Independent	65,056

For United States Representative

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Oklahoma has been decreased from 6 to 5.

1.	John Sullivan, Republican	119,566
	Doug Dodd, Democrat	90,649
	Joe Cristiano, Independent	4,740
2.	Kent Pharaoh, Republican	51,234
	Brad Carson, Democrat	146,748
3.	Frank D. Lucas, Republican	148,206
	Robert T. Murphy, Independent	47,884
4.	Tom Cole, Republican	106,452
	Darryl Roberts, Democrat	91,322
5.	Ernest J. Istook, Jr., Republican	121,374
	Lou Barlow, Democrat	63,208
	Donna C. Davis, Independent	10,469

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Oklahoma

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Independent	Total
Representatives:
1st district	119,566	90,649	4,740	214,955
2d district	51,234	146,748	-	197,982
3d district	148,206	-	47,884	196,090
4th district	106,452	91,322	-	197,774
5th district	121,374	63,208	10,469	195,051
Total	546,832	391,927	63,093	1,001,852
Senator	583,579	369,789	65,056	1,018,424

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OREGON

For United States Senator

	Gordon Smith, Republican	712,287
	Bill Bradbury, Democrat	501,898
	Dan Fitzgerald, Libertarian	29,979
	Lon Mabon, Constitution	21,703
	Miscellaneous	1,354

For United States Representative

1.	Jim Greenfield, Republican	80,917
	David Wu, Democrat	149,215
	Beth A. King, Libertarian	7,639
	Miscellaneous	265
2.	Greg Walden, Republican	181,295
	Peter Buckley, Democrat	64,991
	Mike Wood, Libertarian	5,681
	Miscellaneous	317
3.	Sarah Seale, Republican	62,821
	Earl Blumenauer, Democrat	156,851
	Kevin Jones, Libertarian	4,704
	David Brownlow, Constitution	3,495
	Walter F. (Walt) Brown, Socialist	6,588
	Miscellaneous	518
4.	Liz VanLeeuwen, Republican	90,523
	Peter A. DeFazio, Democrat	168,150
	Chris Bigelow, Libertarian	4,602
	Miscellaneous	206
5.	Brian J. Boquist, Republican	113,441
	Darlene Hooley, Democrat	137,713
	Miscellaneous	383

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Oregon

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Libertarian	Constitution	Socialist	Miscellaneous	Total
Representatives:
1st district	80,917	149,215	7,639	-	-	265	238,036
2d district	181,295	64,991	5,681	-	-	317	252,284
3d district	62,821	156,851	4,704	3,495	6,588	518	234,977
4th district	90,523	168,150	4,602	-	-	206	263,481
5th district	113,441	137,713	-	-	-	383	251,537
Total	528,997	676,920	22,626	3,495	6,588	1,689	1,240,315
Senator	712,287	501,898	29,979	21,703	-	1,354	1,267,221

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PENNSYLVANIA

For United States Representative

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Pennsylvania has been decreased from 21 to 19.

1.	Marie G. Delany, Republican	17,444
	Robert A. Brady, Democrat	121,076
	Mike Ewall, Green	1,570
2.	Thomas G. Dougherty, Republican	20,988
	Chaka Fattah, Democrat	150,623
3.	Phil English, Republican	116,763
	Anndrea M. Benson, Green	33,554
	Write-in	12
4.	Melissa A. Hart, Republican	130,534
	Stevan Drobac, Jr., Democrat	71,674
	Write-in	10
5.	John E. Peterson, Republican	124,942
	Thomas A. Martin, Libertarian	18,078
	Write-in	191
6.	Jim Gerlach, Republican	103,648
	Dan Wofford, Democrat	98,128
	Write-in	15
7.	Curt Weldon, Republican	146,296
	Peter A. Lennon, Democrat	75,055
8.	James C. Greenwood, Republican	127,475
	Timothy T. Reece, Democrat	76,178
	Write-in	34
9.	Bill Shuster, Republican	124,184
	John R. Henry, Democrat	50,558
	Write-in	107
10.	Don Sherwood, Republican, Democrat	152,017
	Kurt J. Shotko, Green	11,613
	Write-in	529
11.	Louis J. Barletta, Republican	71,543
	Paul E. Kanjorski, Democrat	93,758
	Thomas J. McLaughlin, Reform	3,304
	Write-in	10
12.	Bill Choby, Republican	44,818
	John P. Murtha, Democrat	124,201
	Write-in	9
13.	Melissa Brown, Republican	100,295
	Joseph M. Hoeffel, Democrat	107,945
	John P. McDermott, Constitution	3,627
14.	Michael F. Doyle, Democrat	123,323
	Write-in	89
15.	Patrick J. Toomey, Republican	98,493
	Edward J. O’Brien, Democrat	73,212
	Write-in	8
16.	Joseph R. Pitts, Republican	119,046
	Will Todd, Green	8,720
	Kenneth Brenneman, Constitution	6,766
	Write-in	65
17.	George W. Gekas, Republican	97,802
	Tim Holden, Democrat	103,483
	Write-in	6
18.	Tim Murphy, Republican	119,885
	Jack Machek, Democrat	79,451
	Write-in	13
19.	Todd Russell Platts, Republican	143,097
	Ben Price, Green	7,900
	Michael Mickey Paoletta, Libertarian	6,008
	Write-in	140

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Pennsylvania

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Green	Libertarian	Constitution	Reform	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	17,444	121,076	1,570	-	-	-	-	140,090
2d district	20,988	150,623	-	-	-	-	-	171,611
3d district	116,763	-	33,554	-	-	-	12	150,329
4th district	130,534	71,674	-	-	-	-	10	202,218
5th district	124,942	-	-	18,078	-	-	191	143,211
6th district	103,648	98,128	-	-	-	-	15	201,791
7th district	146,296	75,055	-	-	-	-	-	221,351
8th district	127,475	76,178	-	-	-	-	34	203,687
9th district	124,184	50,558	-	-	-	-	107	174,849
10th district	152,017	-	11,613	-	-	-	529	164,159
11th district	71,543	93,758	-	-	-	3,304	10	168,615
12th district	44,818	124,201	-	-	-	-	9	169,028
13th district	100,295	107,945	-	-	3,627	-	-	211,867
14th district	-	123,323	-	-	-	-	89	123,412
15th district	98,493	73,212	-	-	-	-	8	171,713
16th district	119,046	-	8,720	-	6,766	-	65	134,597
17th district	97,802	103,483	-	-	-	-	6	201,291
18th district	119,885	79,451	-	-	-	-	13	199,349
19th district	143,097	-	7,900	6,008	-	-	140	157,145
Total	1,859,270	1,348,665	63,357	24,086	10,393	3,304	1,238	3,310,313

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RHODE ISLAND

For United States Senator

	Robert G. Tingle, Republican	69,808
	Jack Reed, Democrat	253,774

For United States Representative

1.	David W. Rogers, Republican	59,370
	Patrick J. Kennedy, Democrat	95,286
	Frank Carter, Independent	4,318
	Write-in	159
2.	John O. Matson, Republican	37,767
	James R. Langevin, Democrat	129,390
	Dorman J. Hayes, Jr., Independent Home Protection	2,327
	Write-in	126

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Rhode Island

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Independent	Independent Home Protection	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	59,370	95,286	4,318	-	159	159,133
2d district	37,767	129,390	-	2,327	126	169,610
Total	97,137	224,676	4,318	2,327	285	328,743
Senator	69,808	253,774	-	-	-	323,582

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SOUTH CAROLINA

For United States Senator

	Lindsey O. Graham, Republican	600,010
	Alex Sanders, Democrat	487,359
	Victor Kocher, Libertarian	6,648
	Ted Adams, Constitution	8,228
	Write-in	667

For United States Representative

1.	Henry E. Brown, Jr., Republican	127,562
	James E. Dunn, United Citizens	9,841
	Joe Innella, Natural Law	4,965
	Write-in	57
2.	Joe Wilson, Republican	144,149
	James R. “Jim” Legg, Libertarian	9,650
	Mark Whittington, United Citizens	17,189
	Write-in	371
3.	J. Gresham Barrett, Republican	119,644
	George L. Brightharp, Democrat	55,743
	Mike Boerste, Libertarian	2,785
	Write-in	23
4.	Jim DeMint, Republican	122,422
	Peter J. Ashy, Democrat	51,462
	United Citizens	1,173
	C. Faye Walters, Natural Law	2,176
	Write-in	184
5.	John M. Spratt, Jr., Democrat	121,912
	Doug Kendall, Libertarian	11,013
	Steve Lefemine, Constitution	8,930
	Write-in	117
6.	Gary McLeod, Republican	55,490
	James E. Clyburn, Democrat	115,855
	R. Craig Augenstein, Libertarian	1,662
	Write-in	40

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in South Carolina

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Libertarian	United Citizens	Constitution	Natural Law	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	127,552	-	-	9,841	-	4,965	57	142,425
2d district	144,149	-	9,650	17,189	-	-	371	171,359
3d district	119,644	55,743	2,785	-	-	-	23	178,195
4th district	122,422	51,462	-	1,173	-	2,176	184	177,417
5th district	-	121,912	11,013	-	8,930	-	117	141,972
6th district	55,490	115,855	1,662	-	-	-	40	173,047
Total	569,267	344,972	25,110	28,203	8,930	7,141	792	984,415
Senator	600,010	487,359	6,684	-	8,228	-	667	1,102,948

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SOUTH DAKOTA

For United States Senator

	John Thune, Republican	166,949
	Tim Johnson, Democrat	167,481
	Kurt Evans, Libertarian	3,071

For United States Representative

**At Large**
	William J. Janklow, Republican	180,023
	Stephanie Herseth, Democrat	153,551
	Terry Begay, Libertarian	3,117

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in South Dakota

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Libertarian	Total
Representative:
At Large	180,023	153,551	3,117	336,691
Senator	166,949	167,481	3,071	337,501

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TENNESSEE

For United States Senator

	Lamar Alexander, Republican	891,498
	Bob Clement, Democrat	728,232
	John Jay Hooker, Independent	6,401
	Wesley M. Baker, Independent	6,106
	Connie Gammon, Independent	5,349
	Karl Stanley Davidson, Independent	2,217
	Basil J. Marceaux, Independent	1,170
	H. Gary Keplinger, Independent	1,103
	Write-in	356

For United States Representative

1.	William L. Jenkins, Republican	127,300
	Write-in	1,586
2.	John J. Duncan, Jr., Republican	146,887
	John Greene, Democrat	37,035
	Joshua Williamson, Independent	1,110
	George Njezic, Independent	940
	Write-in	9
3.	Zach Wamp, Republican	112,254
	John Wolfe, Democrat	58,824
	William C. Bolen, Independent	1,743
	Timothy A. Sevier, Independent	947
	Write-in	153
4.	Janice Bowling, Republican	85,680
	Lincoln Davis, Democrat	95,989
	William Tharon Chandler, Independent	1,073
	John Ray, Independent	605
	Bert Mason, Independent	504
	Ed Wellmann, Independent	399
	Write-in	50
5.	Robert Duvall, Republican	56,825
	Jim Cooper, Democrat	108,903
	John Jay Hooker, Independent	3,063
	Jonathan D. Farley, Independent	1,205
	Jesse Turner, Independent	877
	Write-in	13
6.	Robert L. Garrison, Republican	57,397
	Bart Gordon, Democrat	117,119
	J. Patrick Lyons, Independent	3,065
	Write-in	47
7.	Marsha Blackburn, Republican	138,314
	Tim Barron, Democrat	51,790
	Rick Patterson, Independent	5,423
	Write-in	31
8.	Mat McClain, Republican	45,853
	John S. Tanner, Democrat	117,811
	James L. Hart, Independent	4,288
	Write-in	18
9.	Harold E. Ford, Jr., Democrat	120,904
	Tony Rush, Independent	23,208
	Write-in	148

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Tennessee

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Independent	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	127,300	-	-	1,586	128,886
2d district	146,887	37,035	2,050	9	185,981
3d district	112,254	58,824	2,690	153	173,921
4th district	85,680	95,989	2,581	50	184,300
5th district	56,825	108,903	5,145	13	170,886
6th district	57,397	117,119	3,065	47	177,628
7th district	138,314	51,790	5,423	31	195,558
8th district	45,853	117,811	4,288	18	167,970
9th district	-	120,904	23,208	148	144,260
Total	770,510	708,375	48,450	2,055	1,529,390
Senator	891,498	728,232	22,346	356	1,642,432

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TEXAS

For United States Senator

	John Cornyn, Republican	2,496,243
	Ron Kirk, Democrat	1,955,758
	Scott Lanier Jameson, Libertarian	35,538
	Roy H. Williams, Green	25,051
	James W. “Jim” Wright, Write-in	1,422

For United States Representative

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Texas
has been increased from 30 to 32.

1.	John Lawrence, Republican	66,654
	Max Sandlin, Democrat	86,384
2.	Van Brookshire, Republican	53,656
	Jim Turner, Democrat	85,492
	Peter Beach, Libertarian	1,353
3.	Sam Johnson, Republican	113,974
	Manny Molera, Democrat	37,503
	John Davis, Libertarian	2,656
4.	John Graves, Republican	67,939
	Ralph M. Hall, Democrat	97,304
	Barbara Robinson, Libertarian	3,042
5.	Jeb Hensarling, Republican	81,439
	Ron Chapman, Democrat	56,330
	Dan Michalski, Libertarian	1,283
	Thomas J. Kemper, Green	856
6.	Joe Barton, Republican	115,396
	Felix Alvarado, Democrat	45,404
	Frank Brady, Libertarian	1,992
	B. J. Armstrong, Green	1,245
7.	John Abney Culberson, Republican	96,795
	Drew Parks, Libertarian	11,674
	John R. Skone-Palmer, Write-in	58
8.	Kevin Brady, Republican	140,575
	Gil Guillory, Libertarian	10,351
9.	Paul Williams, Republican	59,635
	Nick Lampson, Democrat	86,710
	Dean L. Tucker, Libertarian	1,613
10.	Lloyd Doggett, Democrat	114,428
	Michele Messina, Libertarian	21,196
11.	Ramsey Farley, Republican	68,236
	Chet Edwards, Democrat	74,678
	Andrew Paul Farris, Libertarian	1,943
12.	Kay Granger, Republican	121,208
	Edward A. Hanson, Libertarian	10,723
13.	Mac Thornberry, Republican	119,401
	Zane Reese, Democrat	31,218
14.	Ron Paul, Republican	102,905
	Corby Windham, Democrat	48,224
15.	Rubén Hinojosa, Democrat	66,311
16.	Silvestre Reyes, Democrat	72,383
17.	Rob Beckham, Republican	77,622
	Charles W. Stenholm, Democrat	84,136
	Fred Jones, Libertarian	2,046
18.	Phillip J. Abbott, Republican	27,980
	Sheila Jackson-Lee, Democrat	99,161
	Brent Sullivan, Libertarian	1,785
19.	Larry Combest, Republican	117,092
	Larry Johnson, Libertarian	10,684
20.	Charles A. Gonzalez, Democrat	68,685
21.	Lamar S. Smith, Republican	161,836
	John Courage, Democrat	56,206
	D. G. Roberts, Libertarian	4,051
22.	Tom DeLay, Republican	100,499
	Tim Riley, Democrat	55,716
	Gerald W. “Jerry” LaFleur, Libertarian	1,612
	Joel West, Green	1,257
23.	Henry Bonilla, Republican	77,573
	Henry Cuellar, Democrat	71,067
	Jeffrey C. Blunt, Libertarian	1,106
	Ed Scharf, Green	806
24.	Mike Rivera Ortega, Republican	38,332
	Martin Frost, Democrat	73,002
	Ken Ashby, Libertarian	1,560
25.	Tom Reiser, Republican	50,041
	Chris Bell, Democrat	63,590
	Guy McLendon, Libertarian	1,096
	George Reiter, Green	1,399
26.	Michael C. Burgess, Republican	123,195
	Paul William LeBon, Democrat	37,485
	David Wallace Croft, Libertarian	2,367
	Gary R. Page, Green	1,631
27.	Pat Ahumada, Republican	41,004
	Solomon P. Ortiz, Democrat	68,559
	Christopher J. Claytor, Libertarian	2,646
28.	Gabriel Perales, Jr., Republican	26,973
	Ciro D. Rodriguez, Democrat	71,393
	William A. “Bill” Stallknecht, Libertarian	2,054
29.	Gene Green, Democrat	55,760
	Paul Hansen, Libertarian	2,833
30.	Ron Bush, Republican	28,981
	Eddie Bernice Johnson, Democrat	88,980
	Lance Flores, Libertarian	1,856
31.	John R. Carter, Republican	111,556
	David Bagley, Democrat	44,183
	R. C. Crawford, Independent	1,716
	Clark Simmons, Libertarian	2,037
	John S. Petersen, Green	1,992
32.	Pete Sessions, Republican	100,226
	Pauline K. Dixon, Democrat	44,886
	Steve Martin, Libertarian	1,582
	Carla Hubbell, Green	1,208

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Texas

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Independent	Libertarian	Green	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	66,654	86,384	-	-	-	-	153,038
2d district	53,656	85,492	-	1,353	-	-	140,501
3d district	113,974	37,503	-	2,656	-	-	154,133
4th district	67,939	97,304	-	3,042	-	-	168,285
5th district	81,439	56,330	-	1,283	856	-	139,908
6th district	115,396	45,404	-	1,992	1,245	-	164,037
7th district	96,795	-	-	11,674	-	58	108,527
8th district	140,575	-	-	10,351	-	-	150,926
9th district	59,635	86,710	-	1,613	-	-	147,958
10th district	-	114,428	-	21,196	-	-	135,624
11th district	68,236	74,678	-	1,943	-	-	144,857
12th district	121,208	-	-	10,723	-	-	131,931
13th district	119,401	31,218	-	-	-	-	150,619
14th district	102,905	48,224	-	-	-	-	151,129
15th district	-	66,311	-	-	-	-	66,311
16th district	-	72,383	-	-	-	-	72,383
17th district	77,622	84,136	-	2,046	-	-	163,804
18th district	27,980	99,161	-	1,785	-	-	128,926
19th district	117,092	-	-	10,684	-	-	127,776
20th district	-	68,685	-	-	-	-	68,685
21st district	161,836	56,206	-	4,051	-	-	222,093
22d district	100,499	55,716	-	1,612	1,257	-	159,084
23d district	77,573	71,067	-	1,106	806	-	150,552
24th district	38,332	73,002	-	1,560	-	-	112,894
25th district	50,041	63,590	-	1,096	1,399	-	116,126
26th district	123,195	37,485	-	2,367	1,631	-	164,678
27th district	41,004	68,559	-	2,646	-	-	112,209
28th district	26,973	71,393	-	2,054	-	-	100,420
29th district	-	55,760	-	2,833	-	-	58,593
30th district	28,981	88,980	-	1,856	-	-	119,817
31st district	111,556	44,183	1,716	2,037	1,992	-	161,484
32d district	100,226	44,886	-	1,582	1,208	-	147,902
Total	2,290,723	1,885,178	1,716	107,141	10,394	58	4,295,210
Senator	2,496,243	1,955,758	-	35,538	25,051	1,422	4,514,012

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UTAH

For United States Representative

1.	Rob Bishop, Republican	109,265
	Dave Thomas, Democrat	66,104
	Craig Axford, Green	4,027
	Cody Judy, Write-in	8
	Charles Johnston, Write-in	7
	Susan Howard, Write-in	1
2.	John Swallow, Republican	109,123
	Jim Matheson, Democrat	110,764
	Ron Copier, Libertarian	1,622
	Patrick Diehl, Green	2,589
3.	Chris Cannon, Republican	103,598
	Nancy Jane Woodside, Democrat	44,533
	Kitty K. Burton, Libertarian	5,511
	John William Maurin, Write-in	1

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Utah

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Libertarian	Green	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	109,265	66,104	-	4,027	16	179,412
2d district	109,123	110,764	1,622	2,589	-	224,098
3d district	103,598	44,533	5,511	-	1	153,643
Total	321,986	221,401	7,133	6,616	17	557,153

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VERMONT

For United States Representative

**At Large**
	William “Bill” Meub, Republican	72,813
	Bernard Sanders, Independent	144,880
	Jane Newton, Liberty Union/Progressive	3,185
	Fawn Skinner, Vermont Grassroots	2,344
	Daniel H. Krymkowski, Libertarian	2,033

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Vermont

Title of candidate	Republican	Independent	Liberty Union/Progressive	Vermont Grassroots	Libertarian	Total
Representative:
At Large	72,813	144,880	3,185	2,344	2,033	225,255

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VIRGINIA

For United States Senator

	John W. Warner, Republican	1,229,894
	Nancy B. Spannaus, Independent	145,102
	Jacob G. Hornberger, Jr., Independent	106,055
	Write-in	8,371

For United States Representative

1.	Jo Ann Davis, Republican	113,168
	Write-in	4,829
2.	Edward L. Schrock, Republican	103,807
	D. C. Amarasinghe, Green	20,589
	Write-in	450
3.	Robert C. Scott, Democrat	87,521
	Write-in	3,552
4.	J. Randy Forbes, Republican	108,733
	Write-in	2,308
5.	Virgil H. Goode, Jr., Republican	95,360
	Meredith M. Richards, Democrat	54,805
	Write-in	68
6.	Bob Goodlatte, Republican	105,530
	Write-in	3,202
7.	Eric Cantor, Republican	113,658
	Ben L. “Cooter” Jones, Democrat	49,854
	Write-in	153
8.	Scott C. Tate, Republican	64,121
	James P. Moran, Democrat	102,759
	Ronald V. Crickenberger, Independent	4,558
	Write-in	361
9.	Rick Boucher, Democrat	100,075
	J. Katzen, Write-in	52,076
	Write-in	32
10.	Frank R. Wolf, Republican	115,917
	John B. Stevens, Jr., Democrat	45,464
	Write-in	234
11.	Tom Davis, Republican	135,379
	Frank W. Creel, Constitution	26,892
	Write-in	1,027

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Virginia

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Independent	Constitution	Green	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	113,168	-	-	-	-	4,829	117,997
2d district	103,807	-	-	-	20,589	450	8,231
3d district	-	87,521	-	-	-	3,552	91,073
4th district	108,733	-	-	-	-	2,308	111,041
5th district	95,360	54,805	-	-	-	68	150,233
6th district	105,530	-	-	-	-	3,202	108,732
7th district	113,658	49,854	-	-	-	153	163,665
8th district	64,121	102,759	4,558	-	-	361	171,799
9th district	-	100,075	-	-	-	52,108	152,183
10th district	115,917	45,464	-	-	-	234	161,615
11th district	135,379	-	-	26,892	-	1,027	163,298
Total	955,673	440,478	4,558	26,892	20,589	68,292	1,516,482
Senator	1,229,894	-	251,157	-	-	8,371	1,489,422

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WASHINGTON

For United States Representative

1.	Joe Marine, Republican	84,696
	Jay Inslee, Democrat	114,087
	Mark B. Wilson, Libertarian	6,251
2.	Norma Smith, Republican	92,528
	Rick Larsen, Democrat	101,219
	Bruce Guthrie, Libertarian	4,326
	Bernard Patrick (Bern) Haggerty, Green	4,077
3.	Joseph Zarelli, Republican	74,065
	Brian Baird, Democrat	119,264
4.	Doc Hastings, Republican	108,257
	Craig Mason, Democrat	53,572
5.	George R. Nethercutt, Jr., Republican	126,757
	Bart Haggin, Democrat	65,146
	Rob Chase, Libertarian	10,379
6.	Bob Lawrence, Republican	61,584
	Norman D. Dicks, Democrat	126,116
	John A. Bennett, Libertarian	8,744
7.	Carol Thorne Cassady, Republican	46,256
	Jim McDermott, Democrat	156,300
	Stan Lippmann, Libertarian	8,447
8.	Jennifer Dunn, Republican	121,633
	Heidi Behrens-Benedict, Democrat	75,931
	Mark A. Taff, Libertarian	5,771
9.	Sarah Casada, Republican	63,146
	Adam Smith, Democrat	95,805
	J. Mills, Libertarian	4,759

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Washington

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Libertarian	Green	Total
Representatives:
1st district	84,696	114,087	6,251	-	205,034
2d district	92,528	101,219	4,326	4,077	202,150
3d district	74,065	119,264	-	-	193,329
4th district	108,257	53,572	-	-	161,829
5th district	126,757	65,146	10,379	-	202,282
6th district	61,584	126,116	8,744	-	196,444
7th district	46,256	156,300	8,447	-	211,003
8th district	121,633	75,931	5,771	-	203,335
9th district	63,146	95,805	4,759	-	163,710
Total	778,922	907,440	48,677	4,077	1,739,116

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WEST VIRGINIA

For United States Senator

	Jay Wolfe, Republican	160,902
	John D. Rockefeller IV, Democrat	275,281

For United States Representative

1.	Alan B. Mollohan, Democrat	110,941
	Louis (Lou) Davis, Write-in	320
2.	Shelley Moore Capito, Republican	98,276
	Jim Humphreys, Democrat	65,400
3.	Paul E. Chapman, Republican	37,229
	Nick J. Rahall II, Democrat	87,783

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in West Virginia

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Write-in	Total
Representatives:
1st district	-	110,941	320	111,261
2d district	98,276	65,400	-	163,676
3d district	37,229	87,783	-	125,012
Total	135,505	264,124	320	399,949
Senator	160,902	275,281	-	436,183

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WISCONSIN

For United States Representative

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Wisconsin has been decreased from 9 to 8.

1.	Paul Ryan, Republican	140,176
	Jeffrey C. Thomas, Democrat	63,895
	George Meyers, Libertarian	4,406
	Scattering	136
2.	Ron Greer, Republican	83,694
	Tammy Baldwin, Democrat	163,313
	Scattering	403
3.	Bill Arndt, Republican	69,955
	Ron Kind, Democrat	131,038
	Jeff Zastrow, Libertarian	6,674
	Scattering	914
4.	Gerald D. Kleczka, Democrat	122,031
	Brian Verdin, Wisconsin Green	18,324
	Scattering	1,012
5.	F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr., Republican	191,224
	Robert Raymond, Independent	29,567
	Scattering	1,221
6.	Tom Petri, Republican	169,834
	Scattering	1,327
7.	Joe Rothbauer, Republican	81,518
	David R. Obey, Democrat	146,364
	Scattering	73
8.	Mark Green, Republican	152,745
	Andrew M. Becker, Democrat	50,284
	Dick Kaiser, Wisconsin Green	7,338
	Scattering	80

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Wisconsin

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Independent	Wisconsin Green	Libertarian	Scattering	Total
Representatives:
1st district	140,176	63,895	-	-	4,406	136	208,613
2d district	83,694	163,313	-	-	-	403	247,410
3d district	69,955	131,038	-	-	6,674	914	208,581
4th district	-	122,031	-	18,324	-	1,012	141,367
5th district	191,224	-	29,567	-	-	1,221	222,012
6th district	169,834	-	-	-	-	1,327	171,161
7th district	81,518	146,364	-	-	-	73	227,955
8th district	152,745	50,284	-	7,338	-	80	210,447
Total	889,146	676,925	29,567	25,662	11,080	5,166	1,637,546

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WYOMING

For United States Senator

	Michael B. Enzi, Republican	133,710
	Joyce Jansa Corcoran, Democrat	49,570

For United States Representative

**At Large**
	Barbara Cubin, Republican	110,229
	Ron Akin, Democrat	65,961
	Lewis Stock, Libertarian	5,962

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Wyoming

Title of candidate	Republican	Democratic	Libertarian	Total
Representative:
At Large	110,229	65,961	5,962	182,152
Senator	133,710	49,570	-	183,280

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AMERICAN SAMOA

For Delegate

(General Election)

	Aumua Amata Coleman, Republican	2,767
	Eni F. H. Faleomavaega, Democrat	4,294
	Fagafaga D. Langkilde, Independent	3,332
	Total	10,393

(Runoff Election - November 19, 2002)

	Eni F. H. Faleomavaega, Democrat	4,959
	Fagafaga D. Langkilde, Independent	4,083
	Total	9,042

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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

For Delegate

	Eleanor Holmes Norton, Democrat	119,268
	Pat Kidd, Independent	7,733
	Write-in	1,232
	Total	128,233

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GUAM

For Delegate

	Joseph F. Ada, Republican	14,836
	Madeleine Z. Bordallo, Democrat	27,081
	Write-in	662
	Total	42,579

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VIRGIN ISLANDS

For Delegate

	Lilliana Belardo de O’Neal, Republican	4,286
	Donna M. Christensen, Democrat	20,414
	Garry A. Sprauve, Independent	996
	Virdin C. Brown, Independent Citizens Movement	4,456
	Write-in¹	12
	Total	30,165

¹Includes one vote each for Otis Alexander, Alicia Chucky Hansen, Victor Frazer, Marise James, Alicia Hansen, Wayne James, Amos Carty, Kim Ballentine, Amalie Parrot, Alvis Christian, Sandra M. Benjamin, Victor O. Frazer, and #4.

Recapitulation Tables

1.	Gil Gutknecht, Republican	163,570
	Steve Andreasen, Democratic-Farmer-Labor	92,165
	Greg Mikkelson, Green	9,964
	Write-in	283
2.	John Kline, Republican	152,970
	Bill Luther, Democratic-Farmer-Labor	121,121
	Samuel D. Garst, No New Taxes	12,430
	Write-in	339
3.	Jim Ramstad, Republican	213,334
	Darryl Stanton, Democratic-Farmer-Labor	82,575
	Write-in	309
4.	Clyde Billington, Republican	89,705
	Betty McCollum, Democratic-Farmer-Labor	164,597
	Scott J. Raskiewicz, Green	9,919
	Write-in	319
5.	Daniel Nielsen Mathias, Republican	66,271
	Martin Olav Sabo, Democratic-Farmer-Labor	171,572
	Tim Davis, Green	17,825
	Write-in	314
6.	Mark R. Kennedy, Republican	164,747
	Janet Robert, Democratic-Farmer-Labor	100,738
	Dan Becker, Independence	21,484
	Write-in	343
7.	Dan Stevens, Republican	90,342
	Collin C. Peterson, Democratic-Farmer-Labor	170,234
	Write-in	237
8.	Bob Lemen, Republican	88,673
	James L. Oberstar, Democratic-Farmer-Labor	194,909
	Write-in	349

STATISTICS

OF THE

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION

OF

NOVEMBER 5, 2002

SHOWING THE HIGHEST VOTE CAST FOR EACH NOMINEE FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR, REPRESENTATIVE, RESIDENT COMMISSIONER, AND DELEGATE TO THE ONE HUNDRED EIGHTH CONGRESS, TOGETHER WITH A RECAPITULATION THEREOF

COMPILED FROM OFFICIAL SOURCES BY

JEFF TRANDAHL

CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

(Corrected to May 1, 2003)

(Number which precedes name of candidate designates congressional district.)

ALABAMA

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Alabama

ALASKA

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Alaska

ARIZONA

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Arizonahas been increased from 6 to 8.

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Arizona

ARKANSAS

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Arkansas

CALIFORNIA

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in California has been increased from 52 to 53.

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in California

COLORADO

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Colorado has been increased from 6 to 7.

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Colorado

CONNECTICUT

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Connecticut has been decreased from 6 to 5.

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Connecticut

DELAWARE

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Delaware

FLORIDA

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Florida has been increased from 23 to 25.

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Florida

GEORGIA

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Georgia has been increased from 11 to 13.

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Georgia

HAWAII

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Hawaii.

IDAHO

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Idaho

ILLINOIS

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Illinois has been decreased from 20 to 19.

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Illinois

INDIANA

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Indiana has been decreased from 10 to 9.

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Indiana

IOWA

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Iowa

KANSAS

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Kansas

KENTUCKY

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Kentucky

LOUISIANA

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Louisiana

MAINE

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Maine

MARYLAND

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Maryland

MASSACHUSETTS

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Massachusetts

MICHIGAN

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Michigan has been decreased from 16 to 15.

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Michigan

MINNESOTA

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Minnesota

MISSISSIPPI

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Mississippi has been decreased from 5 to 4.

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Mississippi

MISSOURI

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Missouri

MONTANA

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Montana

NEBRASKA

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Nebraska

NEVADA

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Nevada has been increased from 2 to 3.

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Nevada

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in New Hampshire

SHOWING THE HIGHEST VOTE CAST FOR EACH NOMINEE FOR UNITED STATES
SENATOR, REPRESENTATIVE, RESIDENT COMMISSIONER, AND
DELEGATE TO THE ONE HUNDRED EIGHTH CONGRESS, TOGETHER
WITH A RECAPITULATION THEREOF

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Arizona
has been increased from 6 to 8.

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in California
has been increased from 52 to 53.

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Colorado
has been increased from 6 to 7.

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Florida
has been increased from 23 to 25.

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Georgia
has been increased from 11 to 13.

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Nevada
has been increased from 2 to 3.

NEW JERSEY¹

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in New Jersey¹

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in North Carolina
has been increased from 12 to 13.

Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Texas
has been increased from 30 to 32.