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Statistics of the Presidential and
Congressional Elections
of November 4, 2008

Showing the highest vote for the Presidential Elections, and the vote for each nominee
for United States Senator, Representative, Resident Commissioner, and Delegate to the
One Hundred Eleventh Congress, together with a Recapitulation thereof,
including the electoral vote.

Compiled from Official Sources By
Lorraine C. Miller
Clerk of the House of Representatives

(Corrected to July 10, 2009)

(Number which precedes name of candidate designates Congressional District.Since party names for Presidential Electors
for the same candidate varyfrom State to State, the most commonly used name is listed in parentheses.)

Alabama

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 813,479
Republican 1,266,546
Independent 16,089
Write-in 3,705

For United States Senator

Vivian Davis Figures, Democrat 752,391
Jeff Sessions, Republican 1,305,383
Write-in 2,417

For United States Representative

1. Jo Bonner, Republican 210,660
Write-in 3,707
2. Bobby Bright, Democrat 144,368
Jay Love, Republican 142,578
Write-in 448
3. Joshua Segall, Democrat 121,080
Mike Rogers, Republican 142,708
Write-in 332
4. Nicholas B. Sparks, Democrat 66,077
Robert B. Aderholt, Republican 196,741
Write-in 349
5. Parker Griffith, Democrat 158,324
Wayne Parker, Republican 147,314
Write-in 1,644
6. Spencer Bachus, Republican 280,902
Write-in 6,335
7. Artur Davis, Democrat 228,518
Write-in 3,183

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Alabama

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 210,660 3,707 214,367
2d district 144,368 142,578 448 287,394
3d district 121,080 142,708 332 264,120
4th district 66,077 196,741 349 263,167
5th district 158,324 147,314 1,644 307,282
6th district 280,902 6,335 287,237
7th district 228,518 3,183 231,701
Total 718,367 1,120,903 15,998 1,855,268
Senator 752,391 1,305,383 2,417 2,060,191
Presidential electors 813,479 1,266,546 16,089 3,705 2,099,819

Alaska

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 123,594
Republican 193,841
Independent 3,783
Alaskan Independence 1,660
Libertarian 1,589
Write-in 1,730

For United States Senator

Mark Begich, Democrat 151,767
Ted Stevens, Republican 147,814
Bob Bird, Alaskan Independence 13,197
Fredrick D. “David” Haase, Libertarian 2,483
Ted Gianoutsos, No Party Affiliation 1,385
Write-in 1,077

For United States Representative
At Large

Ethan A. Berkowitz, Democrat 142,560
Don Young, Republican 158,939
Don R. Wright, Alaskan Independence 14,274
Write-in 1,205

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Alaska

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Alaskan Independence Libertarian No Party Affiliation Write-in Total
Representatives:
At Large 142,560 158,939 14,274 1,205 316,978
Senator 151,767 147,814 13,197 2,483 1,385 1,077 317,723
Presidential electors 123,594 193,841 3,783 1,660 1,589 1,730 326,197

Arizona

Presidential Electors

Democratic 1,034,707
Republican 1,230,111
Independent 11,301
Libertarian 12,555
Green 3,406
Write-in 1,395

For United States Representative

1. Ann Kirkpatrick, Democrat 155,791
Sydney Hay, Republican 109,924
Brent Maupin, Independent 9,394
Thane Eichenauer, Libertarian 3,678
2. John Thrasher, Democrat 125,611
Trent Franks, Republican 200,914
Powell Gammill, Libertarian 7,882
William Crum, Green 3,616
3. Bob Lord, Democrat 115,759
John B. Shadegg, Republican 148,800
Michael Shoen, Libertarian 10,602
4. Ed Pastor, Democrat 89,721
Don Karg, Republican 26,435
Joe Cobb, Libertarian 3,807
Rebecca DeWitt, Green 4,464
5. Harry E. Mitchell, Democrat 149,033
David Schweikert, Republican 122,165
Warren Severin, Libertarian 9,158
Ralph Hughes, Write-in 9
6. Rebecca Schneider, Democrat 115,457
Jeff Flake, Republican 208,582
Rick Biondi, Libertarian 10,137
7. Raúl M. Grijalva, Democrat 124,304
Joseph Sweeney, Republican 64,425
Raymond P. Petrulsky, Libertarian 7,755
Harley Meyer, Write-in 5
8. Gabrielle Giffords, Democrat 179,629
Tim Bee, Republican 140,553
Paul Davis, Libertarian 8,081
Paul Price, Write-in 3

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Arizona

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Green Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 155,791 109,924 9,394 3,678 278,787
2d district 125,611 200,914 7,882 3,616 338,023
3d district 115,759 148,800 10,602 275,161
4th district 89,721 26,435 3,807 4,464 124,427
5th district 149,033 122,165 9,158 9 280,365
6th district 115,457 208,582 10,137 334,176
7th district 124,304 64,425 7,755 5 196,489
8th district 179,629 140,553 8,081 3 328,266
Total 1,055,305 1,021,798 9,394 61,100 8,080 17 2,155,694
Presidential electors 1,034,707 1,230,111 11,301 12,555 3,406 1,395 2,293,475

Arkansas

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 422,310
Republican 638,017
Independent 12,882
Green 3,470
Libertarian 4,776
Constitution 4,023
Socialism and Liberation 1,139

For United States Senator

Mark L. Pryor, Democrat 804,678
Rebekah Kennedy, Green 207,076

For United States Representative

1. Marion Berry, Democrat (1)
2. Vic Snyder, Democrat 212,303
Deb McFarland, Green 64,398
Danial Suits, Write-in 665
3. John Boozman, Republican 215,196
Abel Noah Tomlinson, Green 58,850
4. Mike Ross, Democrat 203,178
Joshua Drake, Green 32,603

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Arkansas

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Green Libertarian Constitution Socialism and Liberation Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district (1) (1)
2d district 212,303 64,398 665 277,366
3d district 215,196 58,850 274,046
4th district 203,178 32,603 235,781
Total 415,481 215,196 155,851 665 787,193
Senator 804,678 207,076 1,011,754
Presidential electors 422,310 638,017 12,882 3,470 4,776 4,023 1,139 1,086,617

1 According to Arkansas law, it is not required to tabulate votes for unopposed candidates.

California

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 8,274,473
Republican 5,011,781
Peace and Freedom 108,381
Libertarian 67,582
Green 38,774
American Independent 40,673
Write-in (Independent) 20,236

For United States Representative

1. Mike Thompson, Democrat 197,812
Zane Starkewolf, Republican 67,853
Carol Wolman, Green 24,793
Pamela Elizondo, Write-in (Green) 14
2. Jeff Morris, Democrat 118,878
Wally Herger, Republican 163,459
3. Bill Durston, Democrat 137,971
Daniel E. Lungren, Republican 155,424
Douglas Arthur Tuma, Libertarian 7,273
Dina J. Padilla, Peace and Freedom 13,378
4. Charlie Brown, Democrat 183,990
Tom McClintock, Republican 185,790
5. Doris O. Matsui, Democrat 164,242
Paul A. Smith, Republican 46,002
L. R. Roberts, Peace and Freedom 10,731
David B. Lynch, Write-in (Independent) 180
6. Lynn C. Woolsey, Democrat 229,672
Mike Halliwell, Republican 77,073
Joel R. Smolen, Libertarian 13,617
7. George Miller, Democrat 170,962
Roger Allen Petersen, Republican 51,166
Camden McConnell, Libertarian 5,950
Bill Callison, Peace and Freedom 6,695
8. Nancy Pelosi, Democrat 204,996
Dana Walsh, Republican 27,614
Cindy Sheehan, Independent 46,118
Philip Z. Berg, Libertarian 6,504
Lea Sherman, Write-in (Independent) 11
Michelle Wong Clay, Write-in (Independent) 4
9. Barbara Lee, Democrat 238,915
Charles Hargrave, Republican 26,917
James M. Eyer, Libertarian 11,704
Christopher Kula, Write-in (Republican) 27
David Heller, Write-in (Green) 37
10. Ellen O. Tauscher, Democrat 192,226
Nicholas Gerber, Republican 91,877
Eugene E. Ruyle, Peace and Freedom 11,062
11. Jerry McNerney, Democrat 164,500
Dean Andal, Republican 133,104
David Christensen, Write-in (American Independent) 12
12. Jackie Speier, Democrat 200,442
Greg Conlon, Republican 49,258
Kevin Dempsey Peterson, Libertarian 5,584
Barry Hermanson, Green 5,776
Nathalie Hrizi, Peace and Freedom 5,793
13. Fortney Pete Stark, Democrat 166,829
Raymond Chui, Republican 51,447
14. Anna G. Eshoo, Democrat 190,301
Ronny Santana, Republican 60,610
Brian Holtz, Libertarian 11,929
Carol Brouillet, Green 9,926
15. Michael M. Honda, Democrat 170,977
Joyce Stoer Cordi, Republican 55,489
Peter Myers, Green 12,123
16. Zoe Lofgren, Democrat 146,481
Charel Winston, Republican 49,399
Steven Wells, Libertarian 9,447
17. Sam Farr, Democrat 168,907
Jeff Taylor, Republican 59,037
Peter Andresen, Write-in (Independent) 682
18. Dennis A. Cardoza, Democrat 130,192
19. George Radanovich, Republican 179,245
Peter Leinau, Write-in (Democrat) 2,490
Phil Rockey, Write-in (Independent) 366
20. Jim Costa, Democrat 93,023
Jim Lopez, Republican 32,118
21. Larry Johnson, Democrat 66,317
Devin Nunes, Republican 143,498
22. Kevin McCarthy, Republican 224,549
23. Lois Capps, Democrat 171,403
Matt T. Kokkonen, Republican 80,385
24. Marta Ann Jorgensen, Democrat 125,560
Elton Gallegly, Republican 174,492
25. Jackie Conaway, Democrat 105,929
Howard P. “Buck” McKeon, Republican 144,660
26. Russ Warner, Democrat 108,039
David Dreier, Republican 140,615
Ted Brown, Libertarian 18,476
27. Brad Sherman, Democrat 145,812
Navraj Singh, Republican 52,852
Tim Denton, Libertarian 14,171
28. Howard L. Berman, Democrat 137,471
Michael J. Koch, Write-in (Independent) 150
29. Adam B. Schiff, Democrat 146,198
Charles Hahn, Republican 56,727
Alan Pyeatt, Libertarian 9,219
30. Henry A. Waxman, Democrat 242,792
31. Xavier Becerra, Democrat 110,955
32. Hilda L. Solis, Democrat 130,142
Innocent O. Osunwa, Write-in (Independent) 8
33. Diane E. Watson, Democrat 186,924
David C. Crowley II, Republican 26,536
34. Lucille Roybal-Allard, Democrat 98,503
Christopher Balding, Republican 29,266
35. Maxine Waters, Democrat 150,778
Ted Hayes, Republican 24,169
Herb Peters, Libertarian 7,632
36. Jane Harman, Democrat 171,948
Brian Gibson, Republican 78,543
37. Laura Richardson, Democrat 131,342
Nicholas “Nick” Dibs, Independent 42,774
Peter Mathews, Write-in (Democrat) 600
Lee Davis, Write-in (Democrat) 10
June Viena Pouesi, Write-in (Republican) 526
38. Grace F. Napolitano, Democrat 130,211
Christopher M. Agrella, Libertarian 29,113
39. Linda T. Sánchez, Democrat 125,289
Diane A. Lenning, Republican 54,533
40. Christina Avalos, Democrat 86,772
Edward R. Royce, Republican 144,923
41. Tim Prince, Democrat 99,214
Jerry Lewis, Republican 159,486
42. Edwin “Ed” Chau, Democrat 104,909
Gary G. Miller, Republican 158,404
43. Joe Baca, Democrat 108,259
John Roberts, Republican 48,312
44. Bill Hedrick, Democrat 123,890
Ken Calvert, Republican 129,937
45. Julie Bornstein, Democrat 111,026
Mary Bono Mack, Republican 155,166
46. Debbie Cook, Democrat 122,891
Dana Rohrabacher, Republican 149,818
Ernst P. Gasteiger, Libertarian 4,311
Thomas Lash, Green 8,257
47. Loretta Sanchez, Democrat 85,878
Rosemarie “Rosie” Avila, Republican 31,432
Robert Lauten, American Independent 6,274
48. Steve Young, Democrat 125,537
John Campbell, Republican 171,658
Don Patterson, Libertarian 11,507
49. Robert Hamilton, Democrat 90,138
Darrell E. Issa, Republican 140,300
Lars R. Grossmith, Libertarian 10,232
50. Nick Leibham, Democrat 141,635
Brian P. Bilbray, Republican 157,502
Wayne Dunlap, Libertarian 14,365
51. Bob Filner, Democrat 148,281
David Lee Joy, Republican 49,345
Dan “Frodo” Litwin, Libertarian 6,199
52. Mike Lumpkin, Democrat 111,051
Duncan D. Hunter, Republican 160,724
Michael Benoit, Libertarian 13,316
Joseph M. Ryan, Write-in (Independent) 47
53. Susan A. Davis, Democrat 161,315
Michael Crimmins, Republican 64,658
Edward M. Teyssier, Libertarian 9,569

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in California

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Green Peace and Freedom American Independent Write-in Democratic Write-in Independent Write-in Republican Write-in Green Write-in American Independent Total
Representatives:
1st district 197,812 67,853 24,793 14 290,472
2d district 118,878 163,459 282,337
3d district 137,971 155,424 7,273 13,378 314,046
4th district 183,990 185,790 369,780
5th district 164,242 46,002 10,731 180 221,155
6th district 229,672 77,073 13,617 320,362
7th district 170,962 51,166 5,950 6,695 234,773
8th district 204,996 27,614 46,118 6,504 15 285,247
9th district 238,915 26,917 11,704 27 37 277,600
10th district 192,226 91,877 11,062 295,165
11th district 164,500 133,104 12 297,616
12th district 200,442 49,258 5,584 5,776 5,793 266,853
13th district 166,829 51,447 218,276
14th district 190,301 60,610 11,929 9,926 272,766
15th district 170,977 55,489 12,123 238,589
16th district 146,481 49,399 9,447 205,327
17th district 168,907 59,037 682 228,626
18th district 130,192 130,192
19th district 179,245 2,490 366 182,101
20th district 93,023 32,118 125,141
21st district 66,317 143,498 209,815
22d district 224,549 224,549
23d district 171,403 80,385 251,788
24th district 125,560 174,492 300,052
25th district 105,929 144,660 250,589
26th district 108,039 140,615 18,476 267,130
27th district 145,812 52,852 14,171 212,835
28th district 137,471 150 137,621
29th district 146,198 56,727 9,219 212,144
30th district 242,792 242,792
31st district 110,955 110,955
32d district 130,142 8 130,150
33d district 186,924 26,536 213,460
34th district 98,503 29,266 127,769
35th district 150,778 24,169 7,632 182,579
36th district 171,948 78,543 250,491
37th district 131,342 42,774 610 526 175,252
38th district 130,211 29,113 159,324
39th district 125,289 54,533 179,822
40th district 86,772 144,923 231,695
41st district 99,214 159,486 258,700
42d district 104,909 158,404 263,313
43d district 108,259 48,312 156,571
44th district 123,890 129,937 253,827
45th district 111,026 155,166 266,192
46th district 122,891 149,818 4,311 8,257 285,277
47th district 85,878 31,432 6,274 123,584
48th district 125,537 171,658 11,507 308,702
49th district 90,138 140,300 10,232 240,670
50th district 141,635 157,502 14,365 313,502
51st district 148,281 49,345 6,199 203,825
52d district 111,051 160,724 13,316 47 285,138
53d district 161,315 64,658 9,569 235,542
Total 7,377,725 4,515,372 88,892 220,118 60,875 47,659 6,274 3,100 1,448 553 51 12 12,322,079
Presidential electors 8,274,473 5,011,781 67,582 38,774 108,381 40,673 20,236 13,561,900

Colorado

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 1,288,576
Republican 1,073,589
Independent (Unaffiliated) 13,350
Green 2,822
Libertarian 10,897
Constitution 6,233
America’s Independent 3,051
Boston Tea Party 598
HeartQuake ’08 348
Objectivist 336
Socialist 226
Socialism and Liberation 158
Socialist Workers 154
U.S. Pacifist 110
Prohibition 85
Unaffiliated 828

For United States Senator

Mark Udall, Democrat 1,230,994
Bob Schaffer, Republican 990,755
Douglas “Dayhorse” Campbell, American Constitution Party 59,733
Bob Kinsey, Green 50,004
Buddy Moore, Write-in (Unaffiliated) 116
Gary Cooper, Write-in (Unaffiliated) 10
Bruce E. Lohmiller, Write-in (Green) 9

For United States Representative

1. Diana DeGette, Democrat 203,755
George C. Lilly, Republican 67,345
Martin L. Buchanan, Libertarian 12,135
Gary Swing, Write-in (Unaffiliated) 11
2. Jared Polis, Democrat 215,571
Scott Starin, Republican 116,591
J. A. Calhoun, Green 10,026
William Robert “Bill” Hammons, Unity Party of America 2,176
3. John T. Salazar, Democrat 203,455
Wayne Wolf, Republican 126,762
4. Betsy Markey, Democrat 187,347
Marilyn N. Musgrave, Republican 146,028
5. Hal Bidlack, Democrat 113,025
Doug Lamborn, Republican 183,178
Brian X. Scott, American Constitution Party 8,894
Rich Hand, Write-in (Unaffiliated) 45
6. Hank Eng, Democrat 162,639
Mike Coffman, Republican 250,877
7. Ed Perlmutter, Democrat 173,931
John W. Lerew, Republican 100,055

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Colorado

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent American Constitution Party Green Libertarian Constitution American Independent Unity Party of America Boston Tea Party HeartQuake ’08 Objectivist Socialist Write-in (Unaffiliated) Socialism and Liberation Socialist Workers U.S. Pacifist Prohibition Write-in (Green) Unaffiliated Total
Representatives:
1st district 203,755 67,345 12,135 11 283,246
2d district 215,571 116,591 10,026 2,176 344,364
3d district 203,455 126,762 330,217
4th district 187,347 146,028 333,375
5th district 113,025 183,178 8,894 45 305,142
6th district 162,639 250,877 413,516
7th district 173,931 100,055 273,986
Total 1,259,723 990,836 8,894 10,026 12,135 2,176 56 2,283,846
Senator 1,230,994 990,755 59,733 50,004 126 9 2,331,621
Presidential electors 1,288,576 1,073,589 13,350 2,822 10,897 6,233 3,051 598 348 336 226 158 154 110 85 828 2,401,361

Connecticut

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 997,772
Republican 629,428
Independent 19,162
Write-in 430

For United States Representative

1. John B. Larson, Democrat 194,493
Working Families 17,000
Joe Visconti, Republican 76,860
Stephen E. D. Fournier, Green 7,201
Matthew Coleman, Write-in 3
2. Joe Courtney, Democrat 198,984
Working Families 13,164
Sean Sullivan, Republican 104,574
G. Scott Deshefy, Green 6,300
Todd Vachon, Write-in 19
3. Rosa L. DeLauro, Democrat 204,761
Working Families 25,411
Bo Itshaky, Republican 58,583
Ralph A. Ferrucci, Green 8,613
4. Jim Himes, Democrat 149,345
Working Families 9,130
Christopher Shays, Republican 146,854
Richard Z. Duffee, Green 1,388
Michael Anthony Carrano, Libertarian 2,049
Eugene Flanagan, Write-in 10
5. Christopher S. Murphy, Democrat 161,178
Working Families 18,149
David J. Cappiello, Republican 117,914
Thomas L. Winn, Independent 3,082
Harold H. Burbank II, Green 2,324
Walter Gengarelly, Write-in 10

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Connecticut

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Working Families Green Libertarian Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 194,493 76,860 17,000 7,201 3 295,557
2d district 198,984 104,574 13,164 6,300 19 323,041
3d district 204,761 58,583 25,411 8,613 297,368
4th district 149,345 146,854 9,130 1,388 2,049 10 308,776
5th district 161,178 117,914 3,082 18,149 2,324 10 302,657
Total 908,761 504,785 3,082 82,854 25,826 2,049 42 1,527,399
Presidential electors 997,772 629,428 19,162 430 1,646,792

Delaware

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 255,459
Republican 152,374
Independent 2,401
Libertarian 1,109
Constitution 626
Green 385
Socialist Workers 58

For United States Senator

Joseph R. Biden, Jr., Democrat 257,539
Christine O’Donnell, Republican 140,595

For United States Representative

Karen Hartley-Nagle, Democrat 146,434
Michael N. Castle, Republican 235,437
Mark Anthony Parks, Libertarian 3,586

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Delaware

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Constitution Green Socialist Workers Total
Representative:
At Large 146,434 235,437 3,586 385,457
Senator 257,539 140,595 398,134
Presidential electors 255,459 152,374 2,401 1,109 626 385 58 412,412

Florida

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 4,282,074
Republican 4,045,624
Ecology Party of Florida 28,124
Libertarian 17,218
Constitution 7,915
Green 2,887
America’s Independent Party of Florida 2,550
Socialism and Liberation 1,516
Boston Tea Party of Florida 795
Socialist Workers 533
Objectivist Party of Florida 419
Socialist Party 405
Prohibition Party 293
Write-in 391

For United States Representative

1. James “Jim” Bryan, Democrat 98,797
Jeff Miller, Republican 232,559
2. Allen Boyd, Democrat 216,804
Mark Mulligan, Republican 133,404
Robert Ortiz, Write-in 159
3. Corrine Brown, Democrat (1)
4. Jay McGovern, Democrat 119,330
Ander Crenshaw, Republican 224,112
5. John Russell, Democrat 168,446
Ginny Brown-Waite, Republican 265,186
6. Tim Cunha, Democrat 146,655
Cliff Stearns, Republican 228,302
7. Faye Armitage, Democrat 146,292
John L. Mica, Republican 238,721
8. Alan Grayson, Democrat 172,854
Ric Keller, Republican 159,490
9. Bill Mitchell, Democrat 126,346
Gus M. Bilirakis, Republican 216,591
Richard O. Emmons, Term Limits for the United States Congress Party. 2,042
John “Johnny K.” Kalimnios, No Party Affiliation 3,394
Andrew Pasayan, Write-in 5
10. Bob Hackworth, Democrat 118,430
C. W. Bill Young, Republican 182,781
Don Callahan, Write-in 9
11. Kathy Castor, Democrat 184,106
Eddie Adams, Jr., Republican 72,825
12. Doug Tudor, Democrat 137,465
Adam H. Putnam, Republican 185,698
13. Christine Jennings, Democrat 137,967
Vern Buchanan, Republican 204,382
Jan Schneider, No Party Affiliation 20,289
Don Baldauf, No Party Affiliation 5,358
14. Robert M. Neeld, Democrat 93,590
Connie Mack, Republican 224,602
Burt Saunders, No Party Affiliation 54,750
Jeff George, No Party Affiliation 4,949
15. Stephen Blythe, Democrat 151,951
Bill Posey, Republican 192,151
Frank Zilaitis, No Party Affiliation 14,274
Trevor Lowing, No Party Affiliation 3,495
16. Tim Mahoney, Democrat 139,373
Tom Rooney, Republican 209,874
17. Kendrick B. Meek, Democrat (1)
18. Annette Taddeo, Democrat 102,372
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Republican 140,617
19. Robert Wexler, Democrat 202,465
Edward J. Lynch, Republican 83,357
Ben Graber, No Party Affiliation 20,214
20. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Democrat 202,832
Margaret Hostetter, No Party Affiliation 58,958
Marc Luzietti, Write-in 9
21. Raul L. Martinez, Democrat 99,776
Lincoln Diaz-Balart, Republican 137,226
22. Ron Klein, Democrat 169,041
Allen West, Republican 140,104
Piotr Blass, Write-in 6
23. Alcee L. Hastings, Democrat 172,835
Marion D. Thorpe, Jr., Republican 37,431
April Cook, Write-in 40
24. Suzanne M. Kosmas, Democrat 211,284
Tom Feeney, Republican 151,863
Gaurav Bhola, No Party Affiliation 6,223
25. Joe Garcia, Democrat 115,820
Mario Diaz-Balart, Republican 130,891

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Florida

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Ecology Party of Florida Libertarian Constitution Green America’s Independent Party of Florida Term Limits for the United States Congress Party Socialism and Liberation Boston Tea Party of Florida Socialist Workers Objectivist Party of Florida Socialist Party Prohibition Party No Party Affiliation Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 98,797 232,559 331,356
2d district 216,804 133,404 159 350,367
3d district (1) (1)
4th district 119,330 224,112 343,442
5th district 168,446 265,186 433,632
6th district 146,655 228,302 374,957
7th district 146,292 238,721 385,013
8th district 172,854 159,490 332,344
9th district 126,346 216,591 2,042 3,394 5 348,378
10th district 118,430 182,781 9 301,220
11th district 184,106 72,825 256,931
12th district 137,465 185,698 323,163
13th district 137,967 204,382 25,647 367,996
14th district 93,590 224,602 59,699 377,891
15th district 151,951 192,151 17,769 361,871
16th district 139,373 209,874 349,247
17th district (1) (1)
18th district 102,372 140,617 242,989
19th district 202,465 83,357 20,214 306,036
20th district 202,832 58,958 9 261,799
21st district 99,776 137,226 237,002
22d district 169,041 140,104 6 309,151
23d district 172,835 37,431 40 210,306
24th district 211,284 151,863 6,223 369,370
25th district 115,820 130,891 246,711
Total 3,434,831 3,792,167 2,042 191,904 228 7,421,172
Presidential electors 4,282,074 4,045,624 28,124 17,218 7,915 2,887 2,550 1,516 795 533 419 405 293 391 8,390,744

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

Georgia

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 1,844,123
Republican 2,048,759
Independent (Write-in) 1,158
Libertarian 28,731
Write-in 1,715

For United States Senator
(General Election)

Jim Martin, Democrat 1,757,393
Saxby Chambliss, Republican 1,867,097
Allen Buckley, Libertarian 127,923
Eleanor Garcia, Write-in 43
William Salomone, Jr., Write-in 29

(Runoff Election—December 2, 2008)

Jim Martin, Democrat 909,923
Saxby Chambliss, Republican 1,228,033

For United States Representative

1. Bill Gillespie, Democrat 83,444
Jack Kingston, Republican 165,890
2. Sanford D. Bishop, Jr., Democrat 158,435
Lee Ferrell, Republican 71,351
3. Stephen Camp, Democrat 117,522
Lynn A. Westmoreland, Republican 225,055
Loretta VanPelt, Write-in 3
4. Henry C. “Hank” Johnson, Jr., Democrat 224,494
Loren Christopher Collins, Write-in 159
Faye Coffield, Write-in 35
Jacob Perasso, Write-in 6
5. John Lewis, Democrat 231,368
Shira Kash, Write-in 81
Jeanne Fitzmaurice, Write-in 25
6. Bill Jones, Democrat 106,551
Tom Price, Republican 231,520
7. Doug Heckman, Democrat 128,159
John Linder, Republican 209,354
8. Jim Marshall, Democrat 157,241
Rick Goddard, Republican 117,446
9. Jeff Scott, Democrat 70,537
Nathan Deal, Republican 217,493
10. Bobby Saxon, Democrat 114,638
Paul C. Broun, Republican 177,265
11. Hugh “Bud” Gammon, Democrat 95,220
Phil Gingrey, Republican 204,082
12. John Barrow, Democrat 164,562
John Stone, Republican 84,773
13. David Scott, Democrat 205,919
Deborah Honeycutt, Republican 92,320

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Georgia

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 83,444 165,890 249,334
2d district 158,435 71,351 229,786
3d district 117,522 225,055 3 342,580
4th district 224,494 200 224,694
5th district 231,368 106 231,474
6th district 106,551 231,520 338,071
7th district 128,159 209,354 337,513
8th district 157,241 117,446 274,687
9th district 70,537 217,493 288,030
10th district 114,638 177,265 291,903
11th district 95,220 204,082 299,302
12th district 164,562 84,773 249,335
13th district 205,919 92,320 298,239
Total 1,858,090 1,796,549 309 3,654,948
Senator(1) 909,923 1,228,033 2,137,956
Presidential electors 1,844,123 2,048,759 1,158 28,731 1,715 3,924,486

1Georgia law requires a majority vote for nomination or election to this office. The recapitulation reflects votes cast in the runoff election held on December 2, 2008.

Hawaii

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 325,871
Republican 120,566
Independent 3,825
Libertarian 1,314
Constitution 1,013
Green 979
Blank 2,193
Over Votes 303

For United States Representative

1. Neil Abercrombie, Democrat 154,208
Steve Tataii, Republican 38,115
Li Zhao, Libertarian 7,594
Blank 18,446
Over Votes 71
2. Mazie K. Hirono, Democrat 165,748
Roger B. Evans, Republican 44,425
Shaun Stenshol, Independent 4,042
Lloyd J. (Jeff) Mallan, Libertarian 3,699
Blank 19,605
Over Votes 111

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Hawaii

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Constitution Green Blank Over Votes Total
Representatives:
1st district 154,208 38,115 7,594 18,446 71 218,434
2d district 165,748 44,425 4,042 3,699 19,605 111 237,630
Total 319,956 82,540 4,042 11,293 38,051 182 456,064
Presidential electors 325,871 120,566 3,825 1,314 1,013 979 2,193 303 456,064

Idaho

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 236,440
Republican 403,012
Independent 7,175
Libertarian 3,658
Constitution 4,747
Write-in 90

For United States Senator

Larry LaRocco, Democrat 219,903
Jim Risch, Republican 371,744
Rex Rammell, Independent 34,510
Pro-Life, Independent 8,662
Kent A. Marmon, Libertarian 9,958
Kevin Volkmann, Write-in 3

For United States Representative

1. Walt Minnick, Democrat 175,898
Bill Sali, Republican 171,687
2. Deborah Holmes, Democrat 83,878
Michael K. Simpson, Republican 205,777
Gregory Nemitz, Write-in 612

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Idaho

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Constitution Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 175,898 171,687 347,585
2d district 83,878 205,777 612 290,267
Total 259,776 377,464 612 637,852
Senator 219,903 371,744 43,172 9,958 3 644,780
Presidential electors 236,440 403,012 7,175 3,658 4,747 90 418,682

Illinois

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 3,419,348
Republican 2,031,179
Independent 30,948
Green 11,838
Libertarian 19,642
Constitution Party of Illinois 8,256
New 1,149
Write-in 11

For United States Senator

Richard J. Durbin, Democrat 3,615,844
Steve Sauerberg, Republican 1,520,621
Kathy Cummings, Green 119,135
Larry A. Stafford, Libertarian 50,224
Chad N. Koppie, Constitution Party of Illinois 24,059
Patricia Elaine Beard, Write-in 1

For United States Representative

1. Bobby L. Rush, Democrat 233,036
Antoine Members, Republican 38,361
2. Jesse L. Jackson, Jr., Democrat 251,052
Anthony W. Williams, Republican 29,721
Nathan Peoples, Write-in 3
3. Daniel Lipinski, Democrat 172,581
Michael Hawkins, Republican 50,336
Jerome Pohlen, Green 12,607
4. Luis V. Gutierrez, Democrat 112,529
Daniel Cunningham, Republican 16,024
Omar N. López, Green 11,053
5. Rahm Emanuel, Democrat 170,728
Tom Hanson, Republican 50,881
Alan Augustson, Green 9,283
6. Jill Morgenthaler, Democrat 109,007
Peter J. Roskam, Republican 147,906
7. Danny K. Davis, Democrat 235,343
Steve Miller, Republican 41,474
8. Melissa L. Bean, Democrat 179,444
Steve Greenberg, Republican 116,081
9. Janice D. Schakowsky, Democrat 181,948
Michael Benjamin Younan, Republican 53,593
Morris Shanfield, Green 8,140
Susanne Atanus, Write-in 13
10. Daniel J. Seals, Democrat 138,176
Mark Steven Kirk, Republican 153,082
11. Deborah “Debbie” Halvorson, Democrat 185,652
Marty Ozinga, Republican 109,608
Jason M. Wallace, Green 22,635
12. Jerry F. Costello, Democrat 212,891
Timmy Jay Richardson, Jr., Republican 74,382
Rodger W. Jennings, Green 10,907
Harold Wiegand, Write-in 1
13. Scott Harper, Democrat 147,430
Judy Biggert, Republican 180,888
Steve Alesch, Green 9,402
Theodore Knapp, Write-in 51
14. Bill Foster, Democrat 185,404
Jim Oberweis, Republican 135,653
15. Steve Cox, Democrat 104,393
Timothy V. Johnson, Republican 187,121
16. Robert G. Abboud, Democrat 112,648
Donald A. Manzullo, Republican 190,039
Scott Summers, Green 9,533
17. Phil Hare, Democrat 220,961
Mark Edward Lioen, Write-in 517
18. Colleen Callahan, Democrat 117,642
Aaron Schock, Republican 182,589
Sheldon Schafer, Green 9,857
19. Daniel Davis, Democrat 105,338
John Shimkus, Republican 203,434
Troy Dennis, Green 6,817

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Illinois

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Green Libertarian Constitution Party of Illinois New Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 233,036 38,361 271,397
2d district 251,052 29,721 3 280,776
3d district 172,581 50,336 12,607 235,524
4th district 112,529 16,024 11,053 139,606
5th district 170,728 50,881 9,283 230,892
6th district 109,007 147,906 256,913
7th district 235,343 41,474 276,817
8th district 179,444 116,081 295,525
9th district 181,948 53,593 8,140 13 243,694
10th district 138,176 153,082 291,258
11th district 185,652 109,608 22,635 317,895
12th district 212,891 74,382 10,907 1 298,181
13th district 147,430 180,888 9,402 51 337,771
14th district 185,404 135,653 321,057
15th district 104,393 187,121 291,514
16th district 112,648 190,039 9,533 312,220
17th district 220,961 517 221,478
18th district 117,642 182,589 9,857 310,088
19th district 105,338 203,434 6,817 315,589
Total 3,176,203 1,961,173 110,234 585 5,248,195
Senator 3,615,844 1,520,621 119,135 50,224 24,059 1 5,329,884
Presidential electors 3,419,348 2,031,179 30,948 11,838 19,642 8,256 1,149 11 5,522,371

Indiana

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 1,374,039
Republican 1,345,648
Independent (Write-in) 909
Libertarian 29,257
Write-in 11,201

For United States Representative

1. Peter J. Visclosky, Democrat 199,954
Mark Leyva, Republican 76,647
Jeff Duensing, Libertarian 5,421
2. Joe Donnelly, Democrat 187,416
Luke Puckett, Republican 84,455
Mark Vogel, Libertarian 7,475
3. Michael A. “Mike” Montagano, Democrat 112,309
Mark E. Souder, Republican 155,693
William R. Larsen, Libertarian 14,877
4. Nels Ackerson, Democrat 129,038
Steve Buyer, Republican 192,526
5. Mary Etta Ruley, Democrat 123,357
Dan Burton, Republican 234,705
6. Barry A. Welsh, Democrat 94,265
Mike Pence, Republican 180,608
George T. Holland, Libertarian 7,539
7. André Carson, Democrat 172,650
Gabrielle Campo, Republican 92,645
Delbert Suits, Write-in (Republican) 4
8. Brad Ellsworth, Democrat 188,693
Greg Goode, Republican 102,769
9. Baron P. Hill, Democrat 181,281
Mike Sodrel, Republican 120,529
D. Eric Schansberg, Libertarian 11,994

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Indiana

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Write-in (Republican) Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 199,954 76,647 5,421 282,022
2d district 187,416 84,455 7,475 279,346
3d district 112,309 155,693 14,877 282,879
4th district 129,038 192,526 321,564
5th district 123,357 234,705 358,062
6th district 94,265 180,608 7,539 282,412
7th district 172,650 92,645 4 265,299
8th district 188,693 102,769 291,462
9th district 181,281 120,529 11,994 313,804
Total 1,388,963 1,240,577 47,306 4 2,676,850
Presidential electors 1,374,039 1,345,648 909 29,257 11,201 2,751,054

1Includes votes for candidates appearing on the following party tickets in most other States: 12 for Americas Independent,51 for Constitution, 87 for Green, 1,036 for Independent, 1 for Republican, and 14 for Socialist.

Iowa

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 828,940
Republican 682,379
Peace and Freedom 8,014
Green 1,423
Socialist Workers Party 292
Libertarian 4,590
Constitution 4,445
Socialist 182
Party for Socialism and Liberation 121
Write-in 6,737

For United States Senator

Tom Harkin, Democrat 941,665
Christopher Reed, Republican 560,006
Write-in 1,247

For United States Representative

1. Bruce L. Braley, Democrat 186,991
David Hartsuch, Republican 102,439
2. David Loebsack, Democrat 175,218
Mariannette Miller-Meeks, Republican 118,778
Wendy Barth, Green 6,664
Brian White, No Party Affiliation 5,437
3. Leonard L. Boswell, Democrat 176,904
Kim Schmett, Republican 132,136
Frank V. Forrestal, Socialist Workers Party 4,599
4. Becky Greenwald, Democrat 120,746
Tom Latham, Republican 185,458
5. Rob Hubler, Democrat 99,601
Steve King, Republican 159,430
Victor Vara, Independent 7,406

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Iowa

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Peace and Freedom Green Socialist Workers Party Libertarian Constitution Socialist Party for Socialism and Liberation No Party Affiliation Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 186,991 102,439 289,430
2d district 175,218 118,778 6,664 5,437 306,097
3d district 176,904 132,136 4,599 313,639
4th district 120,746 185,458 306,204
5th district 99,601 159,430 7,406 266,437
Total 759,460 698,241 7,406 6,664 4,599 5,437 1,481,807
Senator 941,665 560,006 1,247 1,502,918
Presidential electors 828,940 682,379 8,014 1,423 292 4,590 4,445 182 121 6,737 1,537,123

Kansas

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 514,765
Republican 699,655
Independent 10,598
Libertarian 6,706
Reform 4,148

For United States Senator

Jim Slattery, Democrat 441,399
Pat Roberts, Republican 727,121
Randall L. Hodgkinson, Libertarian 25,727
Joseph L. Martin, Reform 16,443

For United States Representative

1. James Bordonaro, Democrat 34,771
Jerry Moran, Republican 214,549
Jack Warner, Libertarian 5,562
Kathleen M. Burton, Reform 7,145
2. Nancy E. Boyda, Democrat 142,013
Lynn Jenkins, Republican 155,532
Robert Garrard, Libertarian 4,683
Leslie S. Martin, Reform 5,080
3. Dennis Moore, Democrat 202,541
Nick Jordan, Republican 142,307
Joe Bellis, Libertarian 10,073
Roger D. Tucker, Reform 3,937
4. Donald Betts, Jr., Democrat 90,706
Todd Tiahrt, Republican 177,617
Steven A. Rosile, Libertarian 5,345
Susan G. Ducey, Reform 6,441

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Kansas

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Reform Total
Representatives:
1st district 34,771 214,549 5,562 7,145 262,027
2d district 142,013 155,532 4,683 5,080 307,308
3d district 202,541 142,307 10,073 3,937 358,858
4th district 90,706 177,617 5,345 6,441 280,109
Total 470,031 690,005 25,663 22,603 1,208,302
Senator 441,399 727,121 25,727 16,443 1,210,690
Presidential electors 514,765 699,655 10,598 6,706 4,148 1,235,872

Kentucky

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 751,985
Republican 1,048,462
Independent 15,378
Libertarian 5,989
Constitution 4,694
Write-in 112

For United States Senator

Bruce Lunsford, Democrat 847,005
Mitch McConnell, Republican 953,816

For United States Representative

1. Heather A. Ryan, Democrat 98,674
Ed Whitfield, Republican 178,107
Charles K. Hatchett, Write-in 5
2. David E. Boswell, Democrat 143,379
S. Brett Guthrie, Republican 158,936
3. John A. Yarmuth, Democrat 203,843
Anne M. Northup, Republican 139,527
4. Michael Kelley, Democrat 111,549
Geoff Davis, Republican 190,210
5. Harold Rogers, Republican 177,024
Jim Holbert, Independent 33,444
6. Ben Chandler, Democrat 203,764
Jon Larson, Republican 111,378

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Kentucky

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Constitution Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 98,674 178,107 5 276,786
2d district 143,379 158,936 302,315
3d district 203,843 139,527 343,370
4th district 111,549 190,210 301,759
5th district 177,024 33,444 210,468
6th district 203,764 111,378 315,142
Total 761,209 955,182 33,444 5 1,749,840
Senator 847,005 953,816 1,800,821
Presidential electors 751,985 1,048,462 15,378 5,989 4,694 112 1,826,620

Louisiana

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 782,989
Republican 1,148,275
Independent 6,997
Green 9,187
Louisiana Taxpayers 9,368
Constitution 2,581
Socialist Workers 735
Socialism and Liberation 354
Prohibition 275

For United States Senator

Mary L. Landrieu, Democrat 988,298
John Kennedy, Republican 867,177
Richard Fontanesi, Libertarian 18,590
“Jay” Patel, No Party Affiliation 13,729
Robert Stewart, Other 8,780

For United States Representative

1. “Jim” Harlan, Democrat 98,839
Steve Scalise, Republican 189,168
2. William J. Jefferson, Democrat 131,318
Anh “Joseph” Cao, Republican 33,132
Gregory W. Kahn, Libertarian 549
Malik Rahim, Green 1,883
3. Charlie Melancon, Democrat (2)
4. Paul J. Carmouche, Democrat 144,151
John Fleming, Republican 44,501
Chester T. “Catfish” Kelley, No Party Affiliation 3,245
Gerard J. Bowen, Jr., Other 675
5. Rodney Alexander, Republican (2)
6. Donald J. Cazayoux, Jr., Democrat 125,886
William “Bill” Cassidy, Republican 150,332
Michael Jackson, No Party Affiliation 36,198
7. Donald “Don” Cravins, Jr., Democrat 98,280
Charles W. Boustany, Jr., Republican 177,173
Peter Vidrine, Other 10,846

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Louisiana

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Green Louisiana Taxpayers Constitution Socialist Workers Socialism and Liberation Prohibition No Party AffiliationOther Total
Representatives:
1st district 98,839 189,168 288,007
2d district 31,318 33,132 549 1,883 66,882
3d district (2) (2)
4th district 44,151 44,501 3,245 675 92,572
5th district (2) (2)
6th district 125,886 150,332 36,198 312,416
7th district 98,280 177,173 10,846 286,299
Total 398,474 594,306 549 1,883 39,443 11,521 1,046,176
Senator 988,298 867,177 18,590 13,729 8,780 1,896,574
Presidential electors 782,989 1,148,275 6,997 9,187 9,368 2,581 735 354 275 1,960,761

1In Louisiana, the congressional election of November 4, 2008, was an open (nonpartisan) primary. To be elected, candidates had to receive a majority of the vote. A runoff election was scheduled for December 6, 2008, for seats for which no candidate received the requisite majority (see Foster v. Love, 522 U.S. 67). The votes for the 2d and 4th Congressional Districts are the results of this runoff election.

2Unopposed.

Maine

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 421,923
Republican 295,273
Independent 10,636
Green Independent 2,900
Other 431

For United States Senator

Thomas H. Allen, Democrat 279,510
Susan M. Collins, Republican 444,300
Other 620

For United States Representative

1. Chellie Pingree, Democrat 205,629
Charles E. Summers, Republican 168,930
2. Michael H. Michaud, Democrat 226,274
John N. Frary, Republican 109,268

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Maine

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Green Independent Other Total
Representatives:
1st district 205,629 168,930 374,559
2d district 226,274 109,268 335,542
Total 431,903 278,198 710,101
Senator 279,510 444,300 620 724,430
Presidential electors 421,923 295,273 10,636 2,900 431 731,163

Maryland

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 1,629,467
Republican 959,862
Independent 14,713
Libertarian 9,842
Green 4,747
Constitution 3,760
Write-in 9,205

For United States Representative

1. Frank M. Kratovil, Jr., Democrat 177,065
Andy Harris, Republican 174,213
Richard James Davis, Libertarian 8,873
Write-in 329
2. C. A. Dutch Ruppersberger, Democrat 198,578
Richard Pryce Matthews, Republican 68,561
Lorenzo Gaztanaga, Libertarian 8,786
Write-in 408
3. John P. Sarbanes, Democrat 203,711
Thomas E. “Pinkston” Harris, Republican 87,971
Write-in 766
4. Donna F. Edwards, Democrat 258,704
Peter James, Republican 38,739
Thibeaux Lincecum, Libertarian 3,384
Darryn O’Shea Jackson, Sr., Write-in (Democrat) 28
Steve Schulin, Write-in (Independent) 75
Bobby Broadus, Write-in (Republican) 48
Write-in 453
5. Steny H. Hoyer, Democrat 253,854
Collins Bailey, Republican 82,631
Darlene H. Nicholas, Libertarian 7,829
Write-in 377
6. Jennifer P. Dougherty, Democrat 128,207
Roscoe G. Bartlett, Republican 190,926
Gary W. Hoover, Sr., Libertarian 11,060
Write-in 342
7. Elijah E. Cummings, Democrat 227,379
Michael T. Hargadon, Republican 53,147
Ronald M. Owens-Bey, Libertarian 5,214
Charles U. Smith, Write-in (Democrat) 8
Ray Bly, Write-in (Independent) 13
Write-in 259
8. Chris Van Hollen, Democrat 229,740
Steve Hudson, Republican 66,351
Ian Thomas, Libertarian 2,562
Gordon Clark, Green 6,828
Deborah A. Vollmer, Write-in (Democrat) 188
Lih Young, Write-in (Democrat) 28
Write-in 317

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Maryland

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Green Constitution Write-in (Democrat) Write-in (Independent) Write-in (Republican) Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 177,065 174,213 8,873 329 360,480
2d district 198,578 68,561 8,786 408 276,333
3d district 203,711 87,971 766 292,448
4th district 258,704 38,739 3,384 28 75 48 453 301,431
5th district 253,854 82,631 7,829 377 344,691
6th district 128,207 190,926 11,060 342 330,535
7th district 227,379 53,147 5,214 8 13 259 286,020
8th district 229,740 66,351 2,562 6,828 216 317 306,014
Total 1,677,238 762,539 47,708 6,828 252 88 48 3,251 2,497,952
Presidential electors 1,629,467 959,862 14,713 9,842 4,747 3,760 9,205 2,631,596

Massachusetts

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 1,904,097
Republican 1,108,854
Independent 28,841
Libertarian 13,189
All Others 14,483
Green-Rainbow 6,550
Constitution 4,971
Blank/Scattering 22,010

For United States Senator

John F. Kerry, Democrat 1,971,974
Jeffrey K. Beatty, Republican 926,044
Robert J. Underwood, Libertarian 93,713
All Others 2,516
Blank/Scattering 108,748

For United States Representative

1. John W. Olver, Democrat 215,696
Nathan A. Bech, Republican 80,067
All Others 336
Blank/Scattering 13,518
2. Richard E. Neal, Democrat 234,369
All Others 3,631
Blank/Scattering 68,820
3. James P. McGovern, Democrat 227,619
All Others 3,488
Blank/Scattering 72,208
4. Barney Frank, Democrat 203,032
Earl Henry Sholley, Republican 75,571
Susan Allen, Independent 19,848
All Others 337
Blank/Scattering 16,946
5. Niki Tsongas, Democrat 225,947
All Others 2,960
Blank/Scattering 73,490
6. John F. Tierney, Democrat 226,216
Richard A. Baker, Republican 94,845
All Others 251
Blank/Scattering 17,406
7. Edward J. Markey, Democrat 212,304
John Cunningham, Republican 67,978
All Others 400
Blank/Scattering 20,528
8. Michael E. Capuano, Democrat 185,530
All Others 2,722
Blank/Scattering 55,761
9. Stephen F. Lynch, Democrat 242,166
All Others 3,128
Blank/Scattering 72,126
10. William D. Delahunt, Democrat 272,899
All Others 3,774
Blank/Scattering 87,078

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Massachusetts

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian All Others Green-Rainbow Constitution Blank/Scattering Total
Representatives:
1st district 215,696 80,067 336 13,518 309,617
2d district 234,369 3,631 68,820 306,820
3d district 227,619 3,488 72,208 303,315
4th district 203,032 75,571 19,848 337 16,946 315,734
5th district 225,947 2,960 73,490 302,397
6th district 226,216 94,845 251 17,406 338,718
7th district 212,304 67,978 400 20,528 301,210
8th district 185,530 2,722 55,761 244,013
9th district 242,166 3,128 72,126 317,420
10th district 272,899 3,774 87,078 363,751
Total 2,245,778 318,461 19,848 21,027 497,881 3,102,995
Senator 1,971,974 926,044 93,713 2,516 108,748 3,102,995
Presidential electors 1,904,097 1,108,854 28,841 13,189 14,483 6,550 4,971 22,010 3,102,995

Michigan

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 2,872,579
Republican 2,048,639
Natural Law 33,085
Libertarian 23,716
Green 8,892
U.S. Taxpayers Party (Constitution Party candidate) 14,685

For United States Senator

Carl Levin, Democrat 3,038,386
Jack Hoogendyk, Jr., Republican 1,641,070
Scotty Boman, Libertarian 76,347
Harley G. Mikkelson, Green 43,440
Michael N. Nikitin, U.S. Taxpayers Party 30,827
Doug Dern, Natural Law 18,550

For United States Representative

1. Bart Stupak, Democrat 213,216
Tom Casperson, Republican 107,340
Daniel W. Grow, Libertarian 2,533
Jean Treacy, Green 2,669
Joshua J. Warren, U.S. Taxpayers Party 2,070
Don Hooper, Write-in 8
2. Fred Johnson, Democrat 119,506
Peter Hoekstra, Republican 214,100
Dan Johnson, Libertarian 5,496
Ronald E. Graeser, U.S. Taxpayers Party 4,200
William Bailey, Write-in 7
3. Henry Sanchez, Democrat 117,961
Vernon J. Ehlers, Republican 203,799
Erwin J. Haas, Libertarian 11,758
4. Andrew D. Concannon, Democrat 117,665
Dave Camp, Republican 204,259
Allitta Hren, Libertarian 3,785
John Emerick, U.S. Taxpayers Party 4,055
5. Dale E. Kildee, Democrat 221,841
Matt Sawicki, Republican 85,017
Leonard Schwartz, Libertarian 4,293
Ken Mathenia, Green 4,144
6. Don Cooney, Democrat 123,257
Fred Upton, Republican 188,157
Greg Merle, Libertarian 4,720
Edward Pinkney, Green 3,512
7. Mark Schauer, Democrat 157,213
Tim Walberg, Republican 149,781
Ken Proctor, Libertarian 5,675
Lynn Meadows, Green 9,528
Sharon Renier, Write-in 89
8. Robert D. Alexander, Democrat 145,491
Mike Rogers, Republican 204,408
Will Tyler White, Libertarian 4,373
Aaron Stuttman, Green 3,836
George M. Zimmer, U.S. Taxpayers Party 3,499
9. Gary Peters, Democrat 183,311
Joe Knollenberg, Republican 150,035
Adam Goodman, Libertarian 4,893
Douglas Campbell, Green 4,737
Jack Kevorkian, No Party Affiliation 8,987
10. Robert Denison, Democrat 108,354
Candice S. Miller, Republican 230,471
Neil Kiernan Stephenson, Libertarian 4,632
Candace R. Caveny, Green 4,146
11. Joseph W. Larkin, Democrat 156,625
Thaddeus G. McCotter, Republican 177,461
John J. Tatar, Libertarian 6,001
Erik Shelley, Green 5,072
Bhagwan Dashairya, Write-in 23
12. Sander M. Levin, Democrat 225,094
Bert Copple, Republican 74,565
John Vico, Libertarian 4,767
William J. Opalicky, Green 3,842
Les Townsend, U.S. Taxpayers Party 4,076
13. Carolyn C. Kilpatrick, Democrat 167,481
Edward J. Gubics, Republican 43,098
Gregory Creswell, Libertarian 5,764
George L. Corsetti, Green 9,579
14. John Conyers, Jr., Democrat 227,841
Richard J. Secula, Libertarian 10,732
Clyde K. Shabazz, Green 8,015
15. John D. Dingell, Democrat 231,784
John J. Lynch, Republican 81,802
Gregory Scott Stempfle, Libertarian 4,002
Aimee Smith, Green 7,082
James H. Wagner, U.S. Taxpayers Party 3,157

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Michigan

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Libertarian Green U.S.Taxpayers Party (Constitution Party candidate) Natural Law No Party Affiliation Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 213,216 107,340 2,533 2,669 2,070 8 327,836
2d district 119,506 214,100 5,496 4,200 7 343,309
3d district 117,961 203,799 11,758 333,518
4th district 117,665 204,259 3,785 4,055 329,764
5th district 221,841 85,017 4,293 4,144 315,295
6th district 123,257 188,157 4,720 3,512 319,646
7th district 157,213 149,781 5,675 9,528 89 322,286
8th district 145,491 204,408 4,373 3,836 3,499 361,607
9th district 183,311 150,035 4,893 4,737 8,987 351,963
10th district 108,354 230,471 4,632 4,146 347,603
11th district 156,625 177,461 6,001 5,072 23 345,182
12th district 225,094 74,565 4,767 3,842 4,076 312,344
13th district 167,481 43,098 5,764 9,579 225,922
14th district 227,841 10,732 8,015 246,588
15th district 231,784 81,802 4,002 7,082 3,157 327,827
Total 2,516,640 2,114,293 83,424 66,162 21,057 8,987 127 4,810,690
Senator 3,038,386 1,641,070 76,347 43,440 30,827 18,550 4,848,620
Presidential electors 2,872,579 2,048,639 23,716 8,892 14,685 33,085 5,001,596

Minnesota

For Presidential Electors

Democratic-Farmer-Labor 1,573,354
Republican 1,275,409
Independent 30,152
Libertarian 9,174
Constitution 6,787
Green 5,174
Socialist Workers 790
Write-in 9,529

For United States Senator

Al Franken, Democratic-Farmer-Labor 1,212,629
Norm Coleman, Republican 1,212,317
Dean Barkley, Independence 437,505
Charles Aldrich, Libertarian 13,923
James Niemackl, Constitution 8,907
Michael Cavlan, Write-in 13
Anthony Keith Price, Write-in 12
Write-in 2,340

For United States Representative

1. Timothy J. Walz, Democratic-Farmer-Labor 207,753
Brian J. Davis, Republican 109,453
Gregory Mikkelson, Independence 14,904
Write-in 290
2. Steve Sarvi, Democratic-Farmer-Labor 164,093
John Kline, Republican 220,924
Kevin Masrud, Write-in 41
Curt Walor, Write-in 1
Write-in 597
3. Ashwin Madia, Democratic-Farmer-Labor 150,787
Erik Paulsen, Republican 178,932
David Dillon, Independence 38,970
Harley Swarm, Jr., Write-in 9
Write-in 406
4. Betty McCollum, Democratic-Farmer-Labor 216,267
Ed Matthews, Republican 98,936
Amber Garlan, Write-in 1
Write-in 814
5. Keith Ellison, Democratic-Farmer-Labor 228,776
Barb Davis White, Republican 71,020
Bill McGaughey, Independence 22,318
Write-in 633
6. El Tinklenberg, Democratic-Farmer-Labor 175,786
Michele Bachmann, Republican 187,817
Bob Anderson, Independence 40,643
Aubrey Immelman, Write-in 20
Write-in 459
7. Collin C. Peterson, Democratic-Farmer-Labor 227,187
Glen Menze, Republican 87,062
Write-in 431
8. James L. Oberstar, Democratic-Farmer-Labor 241,831
Michael Cummins, Republican 114,871
Write-in 582

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Minnesota

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Democratic-Farmer-Labor Independence Libertarian Constitution Green Socialist Workers Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 207,753 109,453 14,904 290 332,400
2d district 164,093 220,924 639 385,656
3d district 150,787 178,932 38,970 415 369,104
4th district 216,267 98,936 815 316,018
5th district 228,776 71,020 22,318 633 322,747
6th district 175,786 187,817 40,643 479 404,725
7th district 227,187 87,062 431 314,680
8th district 241,831 114,871 582 357,284
Total 1,612,480 1,069,015 116,835 4,284 2,802,614
Senator 1,212,629 1,212,317 437,505 13,923 8,907 2,365 2,887,646
Presidential electors 1,275,409 30,152 1,573,354 9,174 6,787 5,174 790 9,529 2,910,369

Mississippi

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 554,662
Republican 724,597
Independent 4,011
Green 1,034
Constitution 2,551
Libertarian 2,529
Reform 481

For United States Senator
(For unexpired term ending January 3, 2013)

Roger F. Wicker, Republican 683,409
Ronnie Musgrove, No Party Affiliation 560,064

(General Election for full term beginning January 3, 2009)

Erik Fleming, Democrat 480,915
Thad Cochran, Republican 766,111

For United States Representative

1. Travis Childers, Democrat 185,959
Greg Davis, Republican 149,818
Wally Pang, Independent 3,736
John M. Wages, Jr., Green 1,876
2. Bennie G. Thompson, Democrat 201,606
Richard Cook, Republican 90,364
3. Joel Gill, Democrat 127,698
Gregg Harper, Republican 213,171
4. Gene Taylor, Democrat 216,542
John McCay III, Republican 73,977

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Mississippi

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Green Constitution Libertarian Reform No Party Affiliation Total
Representatives:
1st district 185,959 149,818 3,736 1,876 341,389
2d district 201,606 90,364 291,970
3d district 127,698 213,171 340,869
4th district 216,542 73,977 290,519
Total 731,805 527,330 3,736 1,876 1,264,747
Senator(unexpired term) 683,409 560,064 1,243,473
Senator(full term) 480,915 766,111 1,247,026
Presidential electors 554,662 724,597 4,011 1,034 2,551 2,529 481 1,289,865

Missouri

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 1,441,911
Republican 1,445,814
Independent 17,813
Libertarian 11,386
Constitution 8,201
Write-in 80

For United States Representative

1. Wm. Lacy Clay, Democrat 242,570
Robb E. Cunningham, Libertarian 36,700
Damien Johnson, Write-in 7
2. William C. “Bill” Haas, Democrat 132,068
W. Todd Akin, Republican 232,276
Thomas L. Knapp, Libertarian 8,628
3. Russ Carnahan, Democrat 202,470
Chris Sander, Republican 92,759
Kevin C. Babcock, Libertarian 5,518
Cynthia “Cindy” Redburn, Constitution 4,324
4. Ike Skelton, Democrat 200,009
Jeff Parnell, Republican 103,446
5. Emanuel Cleaver, Democrat 197,249
Jacob Turk, Republican 109,166
6. Kay Barnes, Democrat 121,894
Sam Graves, Republican 196,526
Dave Browning, Libertarian 12,279
7. Richard Monroe, Democrat 91,010
Roy Blunt, Republican 219,016
Kevin Craig, Libertarian 6,971
Travis Maddox, Constitution 6,166
Midgelle R. Potts, Write-in 49
8. Joe Allen, Democrat 72,790
Jo Ann Emerson, Republican 198,798
Branden C. McCullough, Libertarian 4,443
Richard L. Smith, Constitution 2,257
9. Judy Baker, Democrat 152,956
Blaine Luetkemeyer, Republican 161,031
Tamara A. Millay, Libertarian 8,108

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Missouri

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Constitution Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 242,570 36,700 7 279,277
2d district 132,068 232,276 8,628 372,972
3d district 202,470 92,759 5,518 4,324 305,071
4th district 200,009 103,446 303,455
5th district 197,249 109,166 306,415
6th district 121,894 196,526 12,279 330,699
7th district 91,010 219,016 6,971 6,166 49 323,212
8th district 72,790 198,798 4,443 2,257 278,288
9th district 152,956 161,031 8,108 322,095
Total 1,413,016 1,313,018 82,647 12,747 56 2,821,484
Presidential electors 1,441,911 1,445,814 17,813 11,386 8,201 80 2,925,205

Montana

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 231,667
Republican 242,763
Independent 3,686
Libertarian 1,355
Constitution 10,638

For United States Senator

Max Baucus, Democrat 348,289
Bob Kelleher, Republican 129,369

For United States Representative
At Large

John Driscoll, Democrat 155,930
Dennis R. Rehberg, Republican 308,470
Mike Fellows, Libertarian 16,500

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Montana

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Constitution Total
Representative:
At Large 155,930 308,470 16,500 480,900
Senator 348,289 129,369 477,658
Presidential electors 231,667 242,763 3,686 1,355 10,638 490,109

Nebraska

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 333,319
Republican 452,979
Independent (By Petition) 5,406
Nebraska Party 2,972
Green 1,028
Libertarian 2,740
Write-in 2,837

For United States Senator

Scott Kleeb, Democrat 317,456
Mike Johanns, Republican 455,854
Kelly Renee Rosberg, Nebraska Party 11,438
Steven R. Larrick, Green 7,763

For United States Representative
At Large

1. Max Yashirin, Democrat 77,897
Jeff Fortenberry, Republican 184,923
2. Jim Esch, Democrat 131,901
Lee Terry, Republican 142,473
3. Jay C. Stoddard, Democrat 55,087
Adrian Smith, Republican 183,117

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Nebraska

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Nebraska Party Green Libertarian Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 77,897 184,923 262,820
2d district 131,901 142,473 274,374
3d district 55,087 183,117 238,204
Total 264,885 510,513 775,398
Senator 317,456 455,854 11,438 7,763 792,511
Presidential electors 333,319 452,979 5,406 2,972 1,028 2,740 2,837 801,281

Nevada

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 533,736
Republican 412,827
Independent 6,150
Independent American 3,194
Libertarian 4,263
Green 1,411
None of These Candidates 6,267

For United States Representative

1. Shelley Berkley, Democrat 154,860
Kenneth Wegner, Republican 64,837
Caren Alexander, Independent American 4,697
Raymond James Duensing, Jr., Libertarian 4,528
2. Jill Derby, Democrat 136,548
Dean Heller, Republican 170,771
John Everhart, Independent American 11,179
Sean Patrick Morse, Libertarian 5,740
Craig Bergland, Green 5,282
3. Dina Titus, Democrat 165,912
Jon C. Porter, Republican 147,940
Jeffrey C. Reeves, Independent 14,922
Floyd Fitzgibbons, Independent American 6,937
Joseph P. Silvestri, Libertarian 10,164
Bob Giaquinta, Green 3,937

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Nevada

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Independent American Libertarian Green None of These Candidates Total
Representatives:
1st district 154,860 64,837 4,697 4,528 228,922
2d district 136,548 170,771 11,179 5,740 5,282 329,520
3d district 165,912 147,940 14,922 6,937 10,164 3,937 349,812
Total 457,320 383,548 14,922 22,813 20,432 9,219 908,254
Presidential electors 533,736 412,827 6,150 3,194 4,263 1,411 6,267 967,848

New Hampshire

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 384,826
Republican 316,534
Independent 3,503
Libertarian 2,748
Write-in 3,359

For United States Senator

Jeanne Shaheen, Democrat 358,438
John E. Sununu, Republican 314,403
“Ken” Blevens, Libertarian 21,516
Write-in 430

For United States Representative

1. Carol Shea-Porter, Democrat 176,435
Jeb Bradley, Republican 156,338
Robert Kingsbury, Libertarian 8,100
2. Paul W. Hodes, Democrat 188,332
Jennifer Horn, Republican 138,222
Chester L. Lapointe II, Libertarian 7,121

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in New Hampshire

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 176,435 156,338 8,100 340,873
2d district 188,332 138,222 7,121 333,675
Total 364,767 294,560 15,221 674,548
Senator 358,438 314,403 21,516 430 694,787
Presidential electors 384,826 316,534 3,503 2,748 3,359 710,970

New Jersey

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 2,215,422
Republican 1,613,207
Independent 21,298
Libertarian 8,441
Green 3,636
Socialist Workers 523
Constitution 3,956
Socialist 699
Vote Here Party 639
Socialism and Liberation 416

For United States Senator

Frank R. Lautenberg, Democrat 1,951,218
Dick Zimmer, Republican 1,461,025
Jason Scheurer, Libertarian 18,810
J. M. Carter, God We Trust 15,935
Daryl Mikell Brooks, Poor People’s Campaign 15,925
Sara J. Lobman, Socialist Workers 9,187
Jeffrey Boss, Boss for Senate 10,345

For United States Representative

1. Robert E. Andrews, Democrat 206,453
Dale M. Glading, Republican 74,001
Matthew Thieke, Green 1,927
Margaret M. Chapman, Back to Basics 1,258
Everitt M. Williams III, Think Independently 1,010
Alvin Lindsay, Jr., Lindsay for Congress 508
2. David Kurkowski, Democrat 110,990
Frank A. LoBiondo, Republican 167,701
Jason M. Grover, Green 1,763
Peter F. Boyce, Constitution 1,551
Gary Stein, Rock the Boat 1,312
Costantino Rozzo, Socialist Party USA 648
3. John Adler, Democrat 166,390
Chris Myers, Republican 153,122
4. Joshua M. Zeitz, Democrat 100,036
Christopher H. Smith, Republican 202,972
Steven Welzer, Green 3,543
5. Dennis Shulman, Democrat 131,033
Scott Garrett, Republican 172,653
Ed Fanning, Green 5,321
6. Frank Pallone, Jr., Democrat 164,077
Robert E. McLeod, Republican 77,469
Herb Tarbous, Regular Independent 3,531
7. Linda Stender, Democrat 124,818
Leonard Lance, Republican 148,461
Michael P. Hsing, Hsing for Congress 16,419
Dean Greco, All-Day Breakfast Party 3,259
Thomas D. Abrams, Prosperity Not War 2,671
8. Bill Pascrell, Jr., Democrat 159,279
Roland Straten, Republican 63,107
Derek DeMarco, Libertarian 1,600
9. Steven R. Rothman, Democrat 151,182
Vincent Micco, Republican 69,503
Michael Perrone, Jr., Independent/Progressive 3,200
10. Donald M. Payne, Democrat 169,945
Michael Taber, Socialist Workers 1,848
11. Tom Wyka, Democrat 113,510
Rodney P. Frelinghuysen, Republican 189,696
Chandler Tedholm, For the People 3,526
12. Rush D. Holt, Democrat 193,732
Alan R. Bateman, Republican 108,400
David Corsi, Common Sense Ideas 4,802
13. Albio Sires, Democrat 120,382
Joseph Turula, Republican 34,735
Louis Vernotico, Eliminate the Primary 975
Julio A. Fernandez, No Party Affiliation 3,661

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in New Jersey

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Hsing for Congress Green God We Trust Poor People’s Campaign Socialist Workers Boss for Senate Constitution Common Sense Ideas Regular Independent For the People All-Day Breakfast Party Independent / Progressive Prosperity Not War Rock the Boat Back to Basics Think Independently Eliminate the Primary Socialist Socialist Party USA Vote Here Party Lindsay for Congress Socialism and Liberation No Party Affiliation Total
Representatives:
1st district 206,453 74,001 1,927 1,258 1,010 508 285,157
2d district 110,990 167,701 1,763 1,551 1,312 648 283,965
3d district 166,390 153,122 319,512
4th district 100,036 202,972 3,543 306,551
5th district 131,033 172,653 5,321 309,007
6th district 164,077 77,469 3,531 245,077
7th district 124,818 148,461 16,419 3,259 2,671 295,628
8th district 159,279 63,107 1,600 223,986
9th district 151,182 69,503 3,200 223,885
10th district 169,945 1,848 171,793
11th district 113,510 189,696 3,526 306,732
12th district 193,732 108,400 4,802 306,934
13th district 120,382 34,735 975 3,661 159,753
Total 1,911,827 1,461,820 1,600 16,419 12,554 1,848 1,551 4,802 3,531 3,526 3,259 3,200 2,671 1,312 1,258 1,010 975 648 508 3,661 3,437,980
Senator 1,951,218 1,461,025 18,810 15,935 15,925 9,187 10,345 3,482,445
Presidential electors 2,215,422 1,613,207 21,298 8,441 3,636 523 3,956 699 639 416 3,868,237

New Mexico

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 472,422
Republican 346,832
Independent 5,327
Libertarian 2,428
Constitution 1,597
Green 1,552

For United States Senator

Tom Udall, Democrat 505,128
Steve Pearce, Republican 318,522

For United States Representative

1. Martin T. Heinrich, Democrat 166,271
Darren White, Republican 132,485
2. Harry Teague, Democrat 129,572
Edward R. Tinsley, Republican 101,980
3. Ben R. Lujan, Democrat 161,292
Daniel K. East, Republican 86,618
Carol Miller, Independent 36,348

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in New Mexico

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Constitution Green Total
Representatives:
1st district 166,271 132,485 298,756
2d district 129,572 101,980 231,552
3d district 161,292 86,618 36,348 284,258
Total 457,135 321,083 36,348 814,566
Senator 505,128 318,522 823,650
Presidential electors 472,422 346,832 5,327 2,428 1,597 1,552 830,158

New York

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 4,645,332
Republican 2,418,323
Working Families (Democratic Party Candidate) 159,613
Conservative (Republican Party Candidate) 170,475
Independence (Republican Party Candidate) 163,973
Populist 41,249
Libertarian 19,596
Green 12,801
Socialist Workers 3,615
Socialism and Liberation 1,639
Blank/Scattering 84,701
Write-in 702

For United States Representative

1. Timothy H. Bishop, Democrat 141,727
Working Families 7,437
Independence 12,919
Lee M. Zeldin, Republican 100,036
Conservative 15,509
Blank/Scattering 48,042
2. Steve Israel, Democrat 143,759
Working Families 5,620
Independence 11,900
Frank J. Stalzer, Republican 70,145
Conservative 9,496
Blank/Scattering 54,185
3. Graham E. Long, Democrat 93,481
Working Families 4,044
Peter T. King, Republican 149,344
Conservative 12,983
Independence 10,447
Blank/Scattering 50,038
4. Carolyn McCarthy, Democrat 151,792
Working Families 4,918
Independence 7,318
Jack M. Martins, Republican 84,444
Conservative 7,798
Blank/Scattering 42,438
5. Gary L. Ackerman, Democrat 105,836
Working Families 2,804
Independence 4,084
Elizabeth Berney, Republican 43,039
Jun Policarpio, Conservative 3,010
Blank/Scattering 46,995
6. Gregory W. Meeks, Democrat 141,180
Blank/Scattering 69,156
7. Joseph Crowley, Democrat 113,988
Working Families 4,471
William E. Britt, Jr., Republican 19,373
Conservative 2,104
Blank/Scattering 49,135
8. Jerrold Nadler, Democrat 152,153
Working Families 8,622
Grace Lin, Republican 36,897
Conservative 2,165
Blank/Scattering 53,398
9. Anthony D. Weiner, Democrat 106,097
Working Families 6,108
Alfred F. Donohue, Conservative 8,378
Blank/Scattering 82,487
10. Edolphus Towns, Democrat 155,090
Salvatore Grupico, Republican 8,204
Conservative 1,361
Blank/Scattering 64,106
11. Yvette D. Clarke, Democrat 158,235
Working Families 10,327
Hugh C. Carr, Republican 11,644
Cartrell Gore, Conservative 1,517
Blank/Scattering 49,265
12. Nydia M. Velázquez, Democrat 115,633
Working Families 7,420
Allan E. Romaguera, Republican 12,486
Conservative 1,262
Blank/Scattering 45,115
13. Michael E. McMahon, Democrat 107,640
Working Families 6,579
Robert A. Straniere, Republican 62,441
Timothy J. Cochrane, Conservative 5,799
Carmine A. Morano, Independence 4,947
Blank/Scattering 37,358
14. Carolyn B. Maloney, Democrat 176,426
Working Families 6,813
Robert G. Heim, Republican 43,385
Isaiah Matos, Libertarian 2,659
Blank/Scattering 45,309
15. Charles B. Rangel, Democrat 170,372
Working Families 6,779
Edward Daniels, Republican 15,676
Martin Koppel, Socialist Workers 2,141
Craig Schley, Vote People Change 3,708
Blank/Scattering 46,483
16. José E. Serrano, Democrat 123,312
Working Families 3,867
Ali Mohamed, Republican 3,941
Conservative 547
Blank/Scattering 37,832
17. Eliot L. Engel, Democrat 149,676
Working Families 5,197
Independence 6,721
Robert Goodman, Republican 35,994
Conservative 4,713
Blank/Scattering 41,464
18. Nita M. Lowey, Democrat 167,365
Working Families 7,426
Jim Russell, Republican 73,237
Conservative 7,261
Blank/Scattering 46,739
19. John J. Hall, Democrat 141,173
Working Families 7,102
Independence 16,584
Kieran Michael Lalor, Republican 103,813
Conservative 12,307
Blank/Scattering 39,531
20. Kirsten E. Gillibrand, Democrat 178,996
Working Families 14,655
Sandy Treadwell, Republican 99,930
Conservative 10,077
Independence 8,024
Blank/Scattering 23,034
21. Paul D. Tonko, Democrat 159,849
Working Families 11,437
James Buhrmaster, Republican 85,267
Conservative 11,332
Phillip G. Steck, Independence 7,965
Blank/Scattering 36,081
22. Maurice D. Hinchey, Democrat 147,238
Working Families 10,000
Independence 11,320
George K. Phillips, Republican 76,569
Conservative 8,557
Blank/Scattering 36,418
23. Michael P. Oot, Democrat 70,037
Working Families 5,834
John M. McHugh, Republican 120,778
Conservative 9,293
Independence 12,958
Blank/Scattering 42,338
24. Michael A. Arcuri, Democrat 121,345
Working Families 9,454
Richard L. Hanna, Republican 103,379
Conservative 7,946
Independence 9,555
Blank/Scattering 30,435
25. Daniel B. Maffei, Democrat 148,290
Working Families 9,085
Dale A. Sweetland, Republican 106,653
Conservative 13,564
Howie Hawkins, Green Populist 9,483
Blank/Scattering 35,105
26. Alice Kryzan, Democrat 109,615
Christopher J. Lee, Republican 124,845
Conservative 13,866
Independence 9,896
Jonathan P. Powers, Working Families 12,104
Blank/Scattering 52,925
27. Brian Higgins, Democrat 169,196
Working Families 16,517
Daniel J. Humiston, Republican 50,420
Independence 5,934
Harold W. Schroeder, Conservative 7,478
Blank/Scattering 43,959
28. Louise McIntosh Slaughter, Democrat 155,409
Working Families 7,822
Independence 9,424
David W. Crimmen, Republican 42,016
Conservative 6,674
Blank/Scattering 50,542
29. Eric J. J. Massa, Democrat 131,526
Working Families 9,003
John R. “Randy” Kuhl, Jr., Republican 116,137
Conservative 10,877
Independence 8,185
Blank/Scattering 31,570

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in New York

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Working Families Conservative Independence Populist Libertarian Green Green Populist Socialist Workers Vote People Change Socialism and Liberation Blank / Scattering Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 141,727 100,036 7,437 15,509 12,919 48,042 325,670
2d district 143,759 70,145 5,620 9,496 11,900 54,185 295,105
3d district 93,481 149,344 4,044 12,983 10,447 50,038 320,337
4th district 151,792 84,444 4,918 7,798 7,318 42,438 298,708
5th district 105,836 43,039 2,804 3,010 4,084 46,995 205,768
6th district 141,180 69,156 210,336
7th district 113,988 19,373 4,471 2,104 49,135 189,071
8th district 152,153 36,897 8,622 2,165 53,398 253,235
9th district 106,097 6,108 8,378 82,487 203,070
10th district 155,090 8,204 1,361 64,106 228,761
11th district 158,235 11,644 10,327 1,517 49,265 230,988
12th district 115,633 12,486 7,420 1,262 45,115 181,916
13th district 107,640 62,441 6,579 5,799 4,947 37,358 224,764
14th district 176,426 43,385 6,813 2,659 45,309 274,592
15th district 170,372 15,676 6,779 2,141 3,708 46,483 245,159
16th district 123,312 3,941 3,867 547 37,832 169,499
17th district 149,676 35,994 5,197 4,713 6,721 41,464 243,765
18th district 167,365 73,237 7,426 7,261 46,739 302,028
19th district 141,173 103,813 7,102 12,307 16,584 39,531 320,510
20th district 178,996 99,930 14,655 10,077 8,024 23,034 334,716
21st district 159,849 85,267 11,437 11,332 7,965 36,081 311,931
22d district 147,238 76,569 10,000 8,557 11,320 36,418 290,102
23d district 70,037 120,778 5,834 9,293 12,958 42,338 261,238
24th district 121,345 103,379 9,454 7,946 9,555 30,435 282,114
25th district 148,290 106,653 9,085 13,564 9,483 35,105 322,180
26th district 109,615 124,845 12,104 13,866 9,896 52,925 323,251
27th district 169,196 50,420 16,517 7,478 5,934 43,959 293,504
28th district 155,409 42,016 7,822 6,674 9,424 50,542 271,887
29th district 131,526 116,137 9,003 10,877 8,185 31,570 307,298
Total 4,006,436 1,800,093 211,445 195,874 158,181 2,659 9,483 2,141 3,708 1,331,483 7,721,503
Presidential electors 4,645,322 2,418,323 159,613 170,475 163,973 41,249 19,596 12,801 3,615 1,639 84,701 702 7,722,009

North Carolina

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 2,142,651
Republican 2,128,474
Independent (Write-in) 1,510
Libertarian 25,722
Write-in 12,494

For United States Senator

Kay Hagan, Democrat 2,249,311
Elizabeth Dole, Republican 1,887,510
Christopher Cole, Libertarian 133,430
Write-in 1,719

For United States Representative

1. G. K. Butterfield, Democrat 192,765
Dean Stephens, Republican 81,506
2. Bob Etheridge, Democrat 199,730
Dan Mansell, Republican 93,323
Will Adkins, Libertarian 5,377
3. Craig Weber, Democrat 104,364
Walter B. Jones, Republican 201,686
4. David E. Price, Democrat 265,751
William “B. J.” Lawson, Republican 153,947
5. Roy Carter, Democrat 136,103
Virginia Foxx, Republican 190,820
6. Teresa Sue Bratton, Democrat 108,873
Howard Coble, Republican 221,018
7. Mike McIntyre, Democrat 215,383
Will Breazeale, Republican 97,472
8. Larry Kissell, Democrat 157,185
Robert C. “Robin” Hayes, Republican 126,634
9. Harry Taylor, Democrat 138,719
Sue Wilkins Myrick, Republican 241,053
Andy Grum, Libertarian 6,711
10. Daniel Johnson, Democrat 126,699
Patrick T. McHenry, Republican 171,774
11. Heath Shuler, Democrat 211,112
Carl Mumpower, Republican 122,087
Keith Smith, Libertarian 7,517
12. Melvin L. Watt, Democrat 215,908
Ty Cobb, Jr., Republican 85,814
13. Brad Miller, Democrat 221,379
Hugh Webster, Republican 114,383

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in North Carolina

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 192,765 81,506 274,271
2d district 199,730 93,323 5,377 298,430
3d district 104,364 201,686 306,050
4th district 265,751 153,947 419,698
5th district 136,103 190,820 326,923
6th district 108,873 221,018 329,891
7th district 215,383 97,472 312,855
8th district 157,185 126,634 283,819
9th district 138,719 241,053 6,711 386,483
10th district 126,699 171,774 298,473
11th district 211,112 122,087 7,517 340,716
12th district 215,908 85,814 301,722
13th district 221,379 114,383 335,762
Total 2,293,971 1,901,517 19,605 4,215,093
Senator 2,249,311 1,887,510 133,430 1,719 4,271,970
Presidential electors 2,142,651 2,128,474 1,510 25,722 12,494 4,310,789

North Dakota

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 141,278
Republican 168,601
Independent 4,189
Libertarian 1,354
Constitution 1,199

For United States Representative

Earl Pomeroy, Democrat 194,577
Duane Sand, Republican 119,388

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in North Dakota

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Constitution Total
Representatives:
At Large 194,577 119,388 313,965
Presidential electors 141,278 168,601 4,189 1,354 1,199 316,621

Ohio

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 2,940,044
Republican 2,677,820
Independent 146,242
Libertarian 19,917
Constitution 12,565
Green 8,518
Socialist 2,735
Write-in (Independent) 509

For United States Representative

1. Steve Driehaus, Democrat 155,455
Steve Chabot, Republican 140,683
Eric Wilson, Write-in (Independent) 85
Rich Stevenson, Write-in (Independent) 67
2. Victoria Wulsin, Democrat 124,213
Jean Schmidt, Republican 148,671
David H. Krikorian, Independent 58,710
James Condit, Jr., Write-in (Independent) 30
3. Jane Mitakides, Democrat 115,976
Michael R. Turner, Republican 200,204
4. Mike Carroll, Democrat 99,499
Jim Jordan, Republican 186,154
5. George F. Mays, Democrat 105,840
Robert E. Latta, Republican 188,905
6. Charles A. Wilson, Democrat 176,330
Richard D. Stobbs, Republican 92,968
Dennis Spisak, Green 13,812
7. Sharen Swartz Neuhardt, Democrat 125,547
Steve Austria, Republican 174,915
8. Nicholas A. Von Stein, Democrat 95,510
John A. Boehner, Republican 202,063
9. Marcy Kaptur, Democrat 222,054
Bradley S. Leavitt, Republican 76,512
10. Dennis J. Kucinich, Democrat 157,268
Jim Trakas, Republican 107,918
Paul Conroy, Libertarian 10,623
11. Marcia L. Fudge, Democrat 212,667
Thomas Pekarek, Republican 36,708
Craig E. Willis, Write-in (Independent) 144
Eric Johnson, Write-in (Independent) 23
12. David Robinson, Democrat 152,234
Patrick J. Tiberi, Republican 197,447
Steven R. Linnabary, Libertarian 10,707
13. Betty Sutton, Democrat 192,593
David S. Potter, Republican 105,050
Robert Crow, Write-in (Independent) 37
14. Bill O’Neill, Democrat 125,214
Steven C. LaTourette, Republican 188,488
David Macko, Libertarian 9,511
15. Mary Jo Kilroy, Democrat 139,584
Steve Stivers, Republican 137,272
Don Elijah Eckhart, Independent 12,915
Mark Michael Noble, Libertarian 14,061
Travis Casper, Write-in (Independent) 6
16. John A. Boccieri, Democrat 169,044
Kirk Schuring, Republican 136,293
17. Tim Ryan, Democrat 218,896
Duane V. Grassell, Republican 61,216
18. Zachary T. Space, Democrat 164,187
Fred Dailey, Republican 110,031

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Ohio

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Constitution Green Socialist Write-in (Independent) Total
Representatives:
1st district 155,455 140,683 152 296,290
2d district 124,213 148,671 58,710 30 331,624
3d district 115,976 200,204 316,180
4th district 99,499 186,154 285,653
5th district 105,840 188,905 294,745
6th district 176,330 92,968 13,812 283,110
7th district 125,547 174,915 300,462
8th district 95,510 202,063 297,573
9th district 222,054 76,512 298,566
10th district 157,268 107,918 10,623 275,809
11th district 212,667 36,708 167 249,542
12th district 152,234 197,447 10,707 360,388
13th district 192,593 105,050 37 297,680
14th district 125,214 188,488 9,511 323,213
15th district 139,584 137,272 12,915 14,061 6 303,838
16th district 169,044 136,293 305,337
17th district 218,896 61,216 280,112
18th district 164,187 110,031 274,218
Total 2,752,111 2,491,498 71,625 44,902 13,812 392 5,374,340
Presidential electors 2,940,044 2,677,820 146,242 19,917 12,565 8,518 2,735 509 5,708,350

1These votes are for two Independent candidates.

Oklahoma

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 502,496
Republican 960,165

For United States Senator

Andrew Rice, Democrat 527,736
James M. Inhofe, Republican 763,375
Stephen P. Wallace, Independent 55,708

For United States Representative

1. Georgianna W. Oliver, Democrat 98,890
John Sullivan, Republican 193,404
2. Dan Boren, Democrat 173,757
Raymond J. Wickson, Republican 72,815
3. Frankie Robbins, Democrat 62,297
Frank D. Lucas, Republican 184,306
Forrest Michael, Independent 17,756
4. Blake Cummings, Democrat 79,674
Tom Cole, Republican 180,080
David E. Joyce, Independent 13,027
5. Steven L. Perry, Democrat 88,996
Mary Fallin, Republican 171,925

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Oklahoma

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Total
Representatives:
1st district 98,890 193,404 292,294
2d district 173,757 72,815 246,572
3d district 62,297 184,306 17,756 264,359
4th district 79,674 180,080 13,027 272,781
5th district 88,996 171,925 260,921
Total 503,614 802,530 30,783 1,336,927
Senator 527,736 763,375 55,708 1,346,819
Presidential electors 502,496 960,165 1,462,661

Oregon

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 1,037,291
Republican 738,475
Peace Party 18,614
Constitution 7,693
Pacific Green 4,543
Libertarian 7,635
Miscellaneous 13,613

For United States Senator

Jeff Merkley, Democrat 864,392
Gordon H. Smith, Republican 805,159
David Brownlow, Constitution 92,565
Miscellaneous 5,388

For United States Representative

1. David Wu, Democrat 237,567
Joel Haugen, Independentn 58,279
Scott Semrau, Constitution 14,172
Chris Henry, Pacific Green 7,128
H. Joe Tabor, Libertarian 10,992
Miscellaneous 4,110
2. Noah Lemas, Democrat 87,649
Greg Walden, Republican 236,560
Richard D. Hake, Constitution 5,817
Tristin Mock, Pacific Green 9,668
Miscellaneous 685
3. Earl Blumenauer, Democrat 254,235
Delia Lopez, Republican 71,063
Michael Meo, Pacific Green 15,063
Miscellaneous 701
4. Peter A. DeFazio, Democrat 275,143
Jaynee Germond, Constitution 43,133
Mike Beilstein, Pacific Green 13,162
Miscellaneous 2,708
5. Kurt Schrader, Democrat 181,577
Mike Erickson, Republican 128,297
Sean Bates, Independent 6,830
Douglas Patterson, Constitution 6,558
Alex Polikoff, Pacific Green 5,272
Steve Milligan, Libertarian 4,814
Miscellaneous 1,326

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Oregon

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Peace Party Constitution Pacific Green Libertarian Miscellaneous Total
Representatives:
1st district 237,567 58,279 14,172 7,128 10,992 4,110 332,248
2d district 87,649 236,560 5,817 9,668 685 340,379
3d district 254,235 71,063 15,063 701 341,062
4th district 275,143 43,133 13,162 2,708 334,146
5th district 181,577 128,297 6,830 6,558 5,272 4,814 1,326 334,674
Total 1,036,171 435,920 65,109 69,680 50,293 15,806 9,530 1,682,509
Senator 864,392 805,159 92,565 5,388 1,767,504
Presidential electors 1,037,291 738,475 18,614 7,693 4,543 7,635 13,613 1,827,864

Pennsylvania

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 3,276,363
Republican 2,655,885
Independent 42,977
Libertarian 19,912
Scattering 8,180
Write-in 9,955

For United States Representative

1. Robert A. Brady, Democrat 242,799
Mike Muhammad, Republican 24,714
2. Chaka Fattah, Democrat 276,870
Adam A. Lang, Republican 34,466
3. Kathy Dahlkemper, Democrat 146,846
Phil English, Republican 139,707
4. Jason Altmire, Democrat 186,536
Melissa Hart, Republican 147,411
5. Mark B. McCracken, Democrat 112,509
Glenn W. Thompson, Republican 155,513
James Fryman, Libertarian 6,155
6. Bob Roggio, Democrat 164,952
Jim Gerlach, Republican 179,423
7. Joe Sestak, Democrat 209,955
W. Craig Williams, Republican 142,362
8. Patrick J. Murphy, Democrat 197,869
Tom Manion, Republican 145,103
Tom Lingenfelter, Independent 5,543
9. Tony Barr, Democrat 98,735
Bill Shuster, Republican 174,951
10. Christopher P. Carney, Democrat 160,837
Chris Hackett, Republican 124,681
11. Paul E. Kanjorski, Democrat 146,379
Lou Barletta, Republican 137,151
12. John P. Murtha, Democrat 155,268
William Russell, Republican 113,120
13. Allyson Y. Schwartz, Democrat 196,868
Marina Kats, Republican 108,271
John P. McDermott, Constitution 8,374
14. Michael F. Doyle, Democrat 242,326
Titus North, Green 23,214
15. Sam Bennett, Democrat 128,333
Charles W. Dent, Republican 181,433
16. Bruce A. Slater, Democrat 120,193
Joseph R. Pitts, Republican 170,329
John A. Murphy, Independent 11,768
Daniel Frank, Constitution 2,877
17. Tim Holden, Democrat 192,699
Toni Gilhooley, Republican 109,909
18. Steve O’Donnell, Democrat 119,661
Tim Murphy, Republican 213,349
19. Philip J. Avillo, Jr., Democrat 109,533
Todd Russell Platts, Republican 218,862

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Pennsylvania

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Green Constitution Scattering Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 242,799 24,714 267,513
2d district 276,870 34,466 311,336
3d district 146,846 139,707 286,553
4th district 186,536 147,411 333,947
5th district 112,509 155,513 6,155 274,177
6th district 164,952 179,423 344,375
7th district 209,955 142,362 352,317
8th district 197,869 145,103 5,543 348,515
9th district 98,735 174,951 273,686
10th district 160,837 124,681 285,518
11th district 146,379 137,151 283,530
12th district 155,268 113,120 268,388
13th district 196,868 108,271 8,374 313,513
14th district 242,326 23,214 265,540
15th district 128,333 181,433 309,766
16th district 120,193 170,329 11,768 2,877 305,167
17th district 192,699 109,909 302,608
18th district 119,661 213,349 333,010
19th district 109,533 218,862 328,395
Total 3,209,168 2,520,755 17,311 6,155 23,214 11,251 5,787,854
Presidential electors 3,276,363 2,655,885 42,977 19,912 8,180 9,955 6,013,272

Rhode Island

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 296,571
Republican 165,391
Independent 4,829
Libertarian 1,382
Green 797
Constitution 675
Socialism and Liberation 122
Write-in 1,999

For United States Senator

Jack Reed, Democrat 320,644
Robert G. Tingle, Republican 116,174
Write-in 1,994

For United States Representative

1. Patrick J. Kennedy, Democrat 145,254
Jonathan P. Scott, Republican 51,340
Kenneth A. Capalbo, Independent 15,108
Write-in 296
2. James R. Langevin, Democrat 158,416
Mark S. Zaccaria, Republican 67,433
Write-in 385

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Rhode Island

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Green Constitution Socialism and Liberation Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 145,254 51,340 15,108 296 211,998
2d district 158,416 67,433 385 226,234
Total 303,670 118,773 15,108 681 438,232
Senator 320,644 116,174 1,994 438,812
Presidential electors 296,571 165,391 4,829 1,382 797 675 122 1,999 471,766

South Carolina

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 862,449
Republican 1,034,896
Independent (Petition) 5,053
Green 4,461
Constitution 6,827
Libertarian 7,283

For United States Senator

Bob Conley, Democrat 790,621
Lindsey Graham, Republican 1,076,534
Write-in 4,276

For United States Representative

1. Linda Ketner, Democrat 163,724
Henry E. Brown, Jr., Republican 177,540
Write-in 615
2. Rob Miller, Democrat 158,627
Joe Wilson, Republican 184,583
Write-in 276
3. Jane Ballard Dyer, Democrat 101,724
J. Gresham Barrett, Republican 186,799
Write-in 218
4. Paul Corden, Democrat 113,291
Bob Inglis, Republican 184,440
C. Faye Walters, Green 7,332
Write-in 1,865
5. John M. Spratt, Jr., Democrat 188,785
Albert F. Spencer, Republican 113,282
Frank Waggoner, Constitution 4,093
Write-in 125
6. James E. Clyburn, Democrat 193,378
Nancy Harrelson, Republican 93,059
Write-in 134

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in South Carolina

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Green Constitution Libertarian Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 163,724 177,540 615 341,879
2d district 158,627 184,583 276 343,486
3d district 101,724 186,799 218 288,741
4th district 113,291 184,440 7,332 1,865 306,928
5th district 188,785 113,282 4,093 125 306,285
6th district 193,378 93,059 134 286,571
Total 919,529 939,703 7,332 4,093 3,233 1,873,890
Senator 790,621 1,076,534 4,276 1,871,431
Presidential electors 862,449 1,034,896 5,053 4,461 6,827 7,283 1,920,969

South Dakota

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 170,924
Republican 203,054
Independent 4,267
Constitution 1,895
Libertarian 1,835

For United States Senator

Tim Johnson, Democrat 237,889
Joel Dykstra, Republican 142,784

For United States Representative
At Large

1. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin, Democrat 256,041
Chris Lien, Republican 122,966

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in South Dakota

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Constitution Libertarian Total
Representatives:
At Large 256,041 122,966 379,007
Senator 237,889 142,784 380,673
Presidential electors 170,924 203,054 4,267 1,895 1,835 381,975

Tennessee

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 1,087,437
Republican 1,479,178
Independent 133,134

For United States Senator

Robert D. Tuke, Democrat 767,236
Lamar Alexander, Republican 1,579,477
Edward L. Buck, Independent 31,631
Christopher G. Fenner, Independent 11,073
Daniel Towers Lewis, Independent 9,367
Chris Lugo, Independent 9,170
Ed Lawhorn, Independent 8,986
David Gatchell, Independent 7,645

For United States Representative

1. Rob Russell, Democrat 57,525
Phil Roe, Republican 168,343
Joel Goodman, Independent 3,988
James W. Reeves, Independent 2,544
Thomas “T. K.” Owens, Independent 1,981
2. Bob Scott, Democrat 63,639
John J. Duncan, Jr., Republican 227,120
3. Doug Vandagriff, Democrat 73,059
Zach Wamp, Republican 184,964
Jean Howard-Hill, Independent 4,848
Ed Choate, Independent 3,750
June Griffin, Write-in 7
4. Lincoln Davis, Democrat 146,776
Monty J. Lankford, Republican 94,447
James Anthony Gray, Independent 4,869
Kevin Ragsdale, Independent 3,713
5. Jim Cooper, Democrat 181,467
Gerard Donovan, Republican 85,471
Jon Jackson, Independent 5,464
John P. Miglietta, Independent 3,196
Thomas F. Kovach, Write-in 4
6. Bart Gordon, Democrat 194,264
Chris Baker, Independent 66,764
7. Randy G. Morris, Democrat 99,549
Marsha Blackburn, Republican 217,332
8. John S. Tanner, Democrat 180,465
James Hart, Write-in 54
9. Steve Cohen, Democrat 198,798
Jake Ford, Independent 11,003
Dewey Clark, Independent 10,047
Mary “Taylor Shelby” Wright, Independent 6,434

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Tennessee

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 57,525 168,343 8,513 234,381
2d district 63,639 227,120 290,759
3d district 73,059 184,964 8,598 7 266,628
4th district 146,776 94,447 8,582 249,805
5th district 181,467 85,471 8,660 4 275,602
6th district 194,264 66,764 261,028
7th district 99,549 217,332 316,881
8th district 180,465 54 180,519
9th district 198,798 27,484 226,282
Total 1,195,542 977,677 128,601 65 2,301,885
Senator 767,236 1,579,477 77,872 2,424,585
Presidential electors 1,087,437 1,479,178 133,134 2,599,749

1Includes 11,560 for Independent candidate and also candidates appearing on the following party tickets in most other States: 8,547 for Libertarian; 8,191 for Constitution; 2,499 for Green; 1,326 for Socialist; and 1,011 for Boston Tea Party.

Texas

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 3,528,633
Republican 4,479,328
Independent (Write-in) 5,751
Libertarian 56,116
Write-in 7,967

For United States Senator

Richard J. “Rick” Noriega, Democrat 3,389,365
John Cornyn, Republican 4,337,469
Yvonne Adams Schick, Libertarian 185,241

For United States Representative

1. Louie Gohmert, Republican 189,012
Roger L. Owen, Independent 26,814
2. Ted Poe, Republican 175,101
Craig Wolfe, Libertarian 21,813
3. Tom Daley, Democrat 108,693
Sam Johnson, Republican 170,742
Christopher J. Claytor, Libertarian 6,348
4. Glenn Melancon, Democrat 88,067
Ralph M. Hall, Republican 206,906
Fred Annett, Libertarian 5,771
5. Jeb Hensarling, Republican 162,894
Ken Ashby, Libertarian 31,967
6. Ludwig Otto, Democrat 99,919
Joe Barton, Republican 174,008
Max W. Koch III, Libertarian 6,655
7. Michael Skelly, Democrat 123,242
John Abney Culberson, Republican 162,635
Drew Parks, Libertarian 5,057
8. Kent Hargett, Democrat 70,758
Kevin Brady, Republican 207,128
Brian Stevens, Libertarian 7,565
9. Al Green, Democrat 143,868
Brad Walters, Libertarian 9,760
10. Larry Joe Doherty, Democrat 143,719
Michael T. McCaul, Republican 179,493
Matt Finkel, Libertarian 9,871
11. K. Michael Conaway, Republican 189,625
John R. Strohm, Libertarian 25,051
12. Tracey Smith, Democrat 82,250
Kay Granger, Republican 181,662
Shiloh Sidney Shambaugh, Libertarian 4,842
13. Roger James Waun, Democrat 51,841
Mac Thornberry, Republican 180,078
14. Ron Paul, Republican 191,293
15. Rubén Hinojosa, Democrat 107,578
Eddie Zamora, Republican 52,303
Gricha Raether, Libertarian 3,827
16. Silvestre Reyes, Democrat 130,375
Benjamin Eloy “Ben” Mendoza, Independent 16,348
Mette A. Baker, Libertarian 12,000
17. Chet Edwards, Democrat 134,592
Rob Curnock, Republican 115,581
Gardner C. Osborne, Libertarian 3,849
18. Sheila Jackson-Lee, Democrat 148,617
John Faulk, Republican 39,095
Mike Taylor, Libertarian 4,486
19. Dwight Fullingim, Democrat 58,030
Randy Neugebauer, Republican 168,501
Richard “Chip” Peterson, Libertarian 6,080
20. Charles A. Gonzalez, Democrat 127,298
Robert Litoff, Republican 44,585
Michael Idrogo, Libertarian 5,172
21. Lamar Smith, Republican 243,471
James Arthur Stohm, Libertarian 60,879
22. Nick Lampson, Democrat 140,160
Pete Olson, Republican 161,996
John Wieder, Libertarian 6,839
23. Ciro D. Rodriguez, Democrat 134,090
Lyle Larson, Republican 100,799
Lani Connolly, Libertarian 5,581
24. Tom Love, Democrat 111,089
Kenny Marchant, Republican 151,434
David A. Casey, Libertarian 7,972
25. Lloyd Doggett, Democrat 191,755
George L. Morovich, Republican 88,693
Jim Stutsman, Libertarian 10,848
26. Ken Leach, Democrat 118,167
Michael C. Burgess, Republican 195,181
Stephanie B. Weiss, Libertarian 11,028
27. Solomon P. Ortiz, Democrat 104,864
William Willie Vaden, Republican 69,458
Robert E. Powell, Libertarian 6,629
28. Henry Cuellar, Democrat 123,494
Jim Fish, Republican 52,524
Ross Lynn Leone, Libertarian 3,722
29. Gene Green, Democrat 79,718
Eric Story, Republican 25,512
Joel Grace, Libertarian 1,564
30. Eddie Bernice Johnson, Democrat 168,249
Fred Wood, Republican 32,361
Jarrett Woods, Libertarian 3,366
31. Brian P. Ruiz, Democrat 106,559
John R. Carter, Republican 175,563
Barry N. Cooper, Libertarian 9,182
32. Eric Roberson, Democrat 82,406
Pete Sessions, Republican 116,283
Alex Bischoff, Libertarian 4,421

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Texas

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 189,012 26,814 215,826
2d district 175,101 21,813 196,914
3d district 108,693 170,742 6,348 285,783
4th district 88,0673 206,906 5,771 300,744
5th district 162,894 31,967 194,861
6th district 99,919 174,008 6,655 280,582
7th district 123,242 162,635 5,057 290,934
8th district 70,758 207,128 7,565 285,451
9th district 143,868 9,760 153,628
10th district 143,719 179,493 9,871 333,083
11th district 189,625 25,051 214,676
12th district 82,250 181,662 4,842 268,754
13th district 51,841 180,078 231,919
14th district 191,293 191,293
15th district 107,578 52,303 3,827 163,708
16th district 130,375 16,348 12,000 158,723
17th district 134,592 115,581 3,849 254,022
18th district 148,617 39,095 4,486 192,198
19th district 58,030 168,501 6,080 232,611
20th district 127,298 44,585 5,172 177,055
21st district 243,471 60,879 304,350
22d district 140,160 161,996 6,839 308,995
23d district 134,090 100,799 5,581 240,470
24th district 111,089 151,434 7,972 270,495
25th district 191,755 88,693 10,848 291,296
26th district 118,167 195,181 11,028 324,376
27th district 104,864 69,458 6,629 180,951
28th district 123,494 52,524 3,722 179,740
29th district 79,718 25,512 1,564 106,794
30th district 168,249 32,361 3,366 203,976
31st district 106,559 175,563 9,182 291,304
32d district 82,406 116,283 4,421 203,110
Total 2,979,398 4,203,917 43,162 302,145 7,528,622
Senator 3,389,365 4,337,469 185,241 7,912,075
Presidential electors 3,528,633 4,479,328 5,751 56,116 7,967 8,077,795

Utah

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 327,670
Republican 596,030
Peace and Freedom 8,416
Constitution 12,012
Libertarian 6,966
Green 982
Socialism and Liberation 262
Write-in 32

For United States Representative

1. Morgan Bowen, Democrat 92,469
Rob Bishop, Republican 196,799
Kirk D. Pearson, Constitution 7,397
Joseph Geddes Buchman, Libertarian 6,780
2. Jim Matheson, Democrat 220,666
Bill Dew, Republican 120,083
Dennis Ray Emery, Constitution 3,000
Mathew Arndt, Libertarian 4,576
3. Bennion L. Spencer, Democrat 80,626
Jason Chaffetz, Republican 187,035
Jim Noorlander, Constitution 17,408

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Utah

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Peace and Freedom Constitution Libertarian Green Socialism and Liberation Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 92,469 196,799 7,397 6,780 303,445
2d district 220,666 120,083 3,000 4,576 348,325
3d district 80,626 187,035 17,408 285,069
Total 393,761 503,917 27,805 11,356 936,839
Presidential electors 327,670 596,030 8,416 12,012 6,966 982 262 32 952,370

Vermont

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 219,262
Republican 98,974
Independent 3,339
Liberty Union 141
Libertarian 1,067
Constitution 500
Socialist Workers 150
Socialism and Liberation 149
Write-in 1,464

For United States Representative
At Large

Peter Welch, Democrat 248,203
Mike Bethel, Independent 14,349
Cris Ericson, Independent 7,841
Jerry Trudell, Energy Independence 10,818
Thomas James Hermann, Progressive 9,081
Jane Newton, Liberty Union 5,307
Write-in 2,552

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Vermont

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Energy Independence Progressive Liberty Union Libertarian Constitution Socialist Workers Socialism and Liberation Write-in Total
Representatives:
At Large 248,203 22,190 10,818 9,081 5,307 2,552 298,151
Presidential electors 219,262 98,974 3,339 141 1,067 500 150 149 1,464 325,046

Virginia

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 1,959,532
Republican 1,725,005
Independent 11,483
Libertarian 11,067
Independent Green (Constitution Party candidate) 7,474
Green 2,344
Write-in 6,355

For United States Senator

Mark R. Warner, Democrat 2,369,327
James S. “Jim” Gilmore III, Republican 1,228,830
William B. Redpath, Libertarian 20,269
Glenda Gail Parker, Independent Green 21,690
Write-in 3,178

For United States Representative

1. Bill S. Day, Jr., Democrat 150,432
Robert J. Wittman, Republican 203,839
Nathan D. Larson, Libertarian 5,265
Write-in 756
2. Glenn C. Nye III, Democrat 141,857
Thelma D. Drake, Republican 128,486
Write-in 368
3. Robert C. “Bobby” Scott, Democrat 239,911
Write-in 7,377
4. Andrea R. Miller, Democrat 135,041
J. Randy Forbes, Republican 199,075
Write-in 405
5. Tom S. P. Perriello, Democrat 158,810
Virgil H. Goode, Jr., Republican 158,083
Write-in 183
6. S. "Sam" Rasoul, Democrat 114,367
Bob Goodlatte, Republican 192,350
Janice Lee Allen, Independent 5,413
Write-in 262
7. Anita Hartke, Democrat 138,123
Eric Cantor, Republican 233,531
Write-in 683
8. James P. Moran, Democrat 222,986
Mark W. Ellmore, Republican 97,425
J. Ron Fisher, Independent Green 6,829
Write-in 957
9. Rick Boucher, Democrat 207,306
Write-in 6,264
10. Judy M. Feder, Democrat 147,357
Frank R. Wolf, Republican 223,140
Neeraj C. Nigam, Independent 8,457
Write-in 526
11. Gerald E. “Gerry” Connolly, Democrat 196,598
Keith S. Fimian, Republican 154,758
Joseph P. Oddo, Independent Green 7,271
Write-in 864

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Virginia

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Independent Green Green Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 150,432 203,839 5,265 756 360,292
2d district 141,857 128,486 368 270,711
3d district 239,911 7,377 247,288
4th district 135,041 199,075 405 334,521
5th district 158,810 158,083 183 317,076
6th district 114,367 192,350 5,413 262 312,392
7th district 138,123 233,531 683 372,337
8th district 222,986 97,425 6,829 957 328,197
9th district 207,306 6,264 213,570
10th district 147,357 223,140 8,457 526 379,480
11th district 196,598 154,758 7,271 864 359,491
Total 1,852,788 1,590,687 13,870 5,265 14,100 18,645 3,495,355
Senator 2,369,327 1,228,830 20,269 21,690 3,178 3,643,294
Presidential electors 1,959,532 1,725,005 11,483 11,067 7,474 2,344 6,355 3,723,260

Washington

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 1,750,848
Republican 1,229,216
Independent 29,489
Libertarian 12,728
Constitution 9,432
Green 3,819
Socialism and Liberation 705
Socialist Workers 641

For United States Representative

1. Jay Inslee, Democrat 233,780
Larry Ishmael, Republican 111,240
2. Rick Larsen, Democrat 217,416
Rick Bart, Republican 131,051
3. Brian Baird, Democrat 216,701
Michael Delavar, Republican 121,828
4. George Fearing, Democrat 99,430
Doc Hastings, Republican 169,940
5. Mark Mays, Democrat 112,382
Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Republican 211,305
6. Norman D. Dicks, Democrat 205,991
Doug Cloud, Republican 102,081
7. Jim McDermott, Democrat 291,963
Steve Beren, Republican 57,054
8. Darcy Burner, Democrat 171,358
David G. Reichert, Republican 191,568
9. Adam Smith, Democrat 176,295
James Postma, Republican 93,080

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Washington

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Constitution Green Socialism and Liberation Socialist Workers Total
Representatives:
1st district 233,780 111,240 345,020
2d district 217,416 131,051 348,467
3d district 216,701 121,828 338,529
4th district 99,430 169,940 269,370
5th district 112,382 211,305 323,687
6th district 205,991 102,081 308,072
7th district 291,963 57,054 349,017
8th district 171,358 191,568 362,926
9th district 176,295 93,080 269,375
Total 1,725,316 1,189,147 2,914,463
Presidential electors 1,750,848 1,229,216 29,489 12,728 9,432 3,819 705 641 3,036,878

West Virginia

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 303,857
Republican 397,466
Independent (No Party Affiliation) 7,219
Constitution 2,465
Mountain Party (Green Party candidate) 2,355
Write-in 89

For United States Senator

John D. Rockefeller IV, Democrat 447,560
Jay Wolfe, Republican 254,629
John R. “Rick” Bartlett, Write-in 83
Chad Shaffer, Write-in 36

For United States Representative

1. Alan B. Mollohan, Democrat 187,734
Ted Osgood, Write-in 69
R. J. Smith, Write-in 61
2. Anne Barth, Democrat 110,819
Shelley Moore Capito, Republican 147,334
Aaron Mills, Write-in 16
3. Nick J. Rahall II, Democrat 133,522
Marty Gearheart, Republican 66,005

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in West Virginia

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Constitution Mountain Party (Green) Write-in Total
Representatives:
1st district 187,734 130 187,864
2d district 110,819 147,334 16 258,169
3d district 133,522 66,005 199,527
Total 432,075 213,339 146 645,560
Senator 447,560 254,629 119 702,308
Presidential electors 303,857 397,466 7,219 2,465 2,355 89 713,451

Wisconsin

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 1,677,211
Republican 1,262,393
Independent 17,605
Libertarian 8,858
Constitution 5,072
Wisconsin Green 4,216
We, the People 764
Socialist Party USA 540
Party for Socialism and Liberation 237
Scattering 6,521

For United States Representative

1. Marge Krupp, Democrat 125,268
Paul Ryan, Republican 231,009
Joseph Kexel, Libertarian 4,606
Scattering 224
2. Tammy Baldwin, Democrat 277,914
Peter Theron, Republican 122,513
Scattering 414
3. Ron Kind, Democrat 225,208
Paul Stark, Republican 122,760
Kevin Barrett, Libertarian 8,236
Scattering 196
4. Gwen Moore, Democrat 222,728
Michael D. LaForest, Independent 29,282
Scattering 2,169
5. F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr., Republican 275,271
Robert R. Raymond, Independent 69,715
Scattering 913
6. Roger A. Kittelson, Democrat 126,090
Thomas E. Petri, Republican 221,875
Scattering 299
7. David R. Obey, Democrat 212,666
Dan Mielke, Republican 136,938
Scattering 233
8. Steve Kagen, Democrat 193,662
John Gard, Republican 164,621
Scattering 364

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Wisconsin

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Constitution Wisconsin Green We,the People Socialist Party USA Party of Socialism and Liberation Scattering Total
Representatives:
1st district 125,268 231,009 4,606 224 361,107
2d district 277,914 122,513 414 400,841
3d district 225,208 122,760 8,236 196 356,400
4th district 222,728 29,282 2,169 254,179
5th district 275,271 69,715 913 345,899
6th district 126,090 221,875 299 348,264
7th district 212,666 136,938 233 349,837
8th district 193,662 164,621 364 358,647
Total 1,383,536 1,274,987 98,997 12,842 4,812 2,775,174
Presidential electors 1,677,211 1,262,393 17,605 8,858 5,072 4,216 764 540 237 6,521 2,983,417

Wyoming

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 82,868
Republican 164,958
Independent 13,717
Libertarian 1,594
Over Votes 246
Write-in 1,521

For United States Senator

(For unexpired term ending January 3, 2013)
Nick Carter, Democrat 66,202
John Barrasso, Republican 183,063
Over Votes 61
Write-in 293
(General Election for full term beginning January 3, 2009)
Chris Rothfuss, Democrat 60,631
Michael B. Enzi, Republican 189,046
Over Votes 61
Write-in 269

For United States Representative
At Large

Gary Trauner, Democrat 106,758
Cynthia M. Lummis, Republican 131,244
W. David Herbert, Libertarian 11,030
Over Votes 180
Write-in 363

Recapitulation of Votes Cast in Wyoming

Title of candidate Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Over Votes Write-in Total
Representative:
At Large 106,758 131,244 11,030 180 363 249,575
Senator (unexpired term) 66,202 183,063 61 293 249,619
Senator (full term) 60,631 189,046 61 269 250,007
Presidential electors 82,868 164,958 13,717 1,594 246 1,521 254,904

1Includes 1,192 votes for candidate appearing on Constitution Party ticket in most other States.

Puerto Rico

For Resident Commissioner

Pedro Pierluisi, New Progressive Party 1,010,285
Alfredo Salazar Conde, Popular Democratic Party 810,093
Carlos A. Velázquez López, Puerto Ricans for Puerto Rico 46,123
Jessica Martínez Birriel, Puerto Rican Independence 37,865
Total 1,904,366

American Samoa

For Delegate

Eni F. H. Faleomavaega, Democrat 7,499
Aumua Amata, Republican 4,350
Rosie F. Tago Lancaster, Independent 570
Total 12,419

District of Columbia

For Presidential Electors

Democratic 245,800
Republican 17,367
Independent 958
D.C. Statehood Green 590
Write-in 1,138
Total 265,853

For Delegate

Eleanor Holmes Norton, Democrat 228,376
Maude Louise Hills, D.C. Statehood Green 16,693
Write-in 2,402
Total 247,471

Guam

For Delegate

Madeleine Z. Bordallo, Democrat 28,247
Write-in 1,617
Total 29,864

Northern Marina Islands

For Delegate

David Mendiola Cing, Democrat 307
Pedro Agulto Tenorio, Republican 2,117
Gregorio Kilili Camacho Sablan, Independent 2,474
John Oliver Delos Reyes Gonzales, Independent 1,855
Juan Tudela Lizama, Independent 1,819
Luis Palacios Crisostimo, Independent 946
Felipe Quitugua Atalig, Independent 249
Chong Man Won, Independent 230
John Henry Davis, Jr., Independent 164
Total 10,161

Virgin Islands

For Delegate

Donna M. Christensen, Democrat 19,286
Write-in 69
Total 19,355

Electoral Votes for President and Vice President, and Popular Votes for Presidential
and Vice-Presidential Electors, Election of Nov. 4, 2008

State Electoral votes Popular votes for electors by party Total
Barack H. Obama John McCain Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Green Constitution Write in (Independent) Socialist Workers Socialism and Liberation Socialist Reform Prohibition Other Parties Other (Scattering, Write-ins, etc.)
Alabama 9 813,479 1,266,546 6,788 4,991 4,310 3,705 2,099,819
Alaska 3 123,594 193,841 3,783 1,589 1,660 1,730 326,197
Arizona 10 1,034,707 1,230,111 111,301 12,555 3,406 1,395 2,293,475
Arkansas 6 422,310 638,017 12,882 4,776 3,470 4,023 1,139 1,086,617
California 55 8,274,473 5,011,781 2108,381 67,582 38,774 20,236 340,673 13,561,900
Colorado 9 1,288,576 1,073,589 413,350 10,897 2,822 6,233 154 158 226 85 51,392 63,879 2,401,361
Connecticut 7 997,772 629,428 19,162 430 1,646,792
Delaware 3 255,459 152,374 2,401 1,109 385 626 58 412,412
Florida 27 4,282,074 4,045,624 728,124 17,218 2,887 7,915 533 1,516 405 293 81,214 92,941 8,390,744
Georgia 15 1,844,123 2,048,759 101,158 28,731 1,715 3,924,486
Hawaii 4 325,871 120,566 3,825 1,314 979 1,013 2,496 456,064
Idaho 4 236,440 403,012 7,175 3,658 4,747 90 655,122
Illinois 21 3,419,348 2,031,179 30,948 19,642 11,838 8,256 111,149 11 5,522,371
Indiana 11 1,374,039 1,345,648 12909 29,257 131,201 2,751,054
Iowa 7 828,940 682,379 148,014 4,590 1,423 4,445 292 121 182 6,737 1,537,123
Kansas 6 514,765 699,655 10,598 6,706 4,148 1,235,872
Kentucky 8 751,985 1,048,462 15,378 5,989 4,694 112 1,826,620
Louisiana 9 782,989 1,148,275 6,997 9,187 2,581 735 354 275 159,368 1,960,761
Maine 4 421,923 295,273 10,636 2,900 431 731,163
Maryland 10 1,629,467 959,862 14,713 9,842 4,747 3,760 9,205 2,631,596
Massachusetts 12 1,904,097 1,108,854 28,841 13,189 6,550 4,971 14,483 22,010 3,102,995
Michigan 17 2,872,579 2,048,639 1633,085 23,716 8,892 1714,685 5,001,596
Minnesota 10 1,573,354 1,275,409 30,152 9,174 5,174 6,787 790 9,529 2,910,369
Mississippi 6 554,662 724,597 4,011 2,529 1,034 2,551 481 1,289,865
Missouri 11 1,441,911 1,445,814 17,813 11,386 8,201 80 2,925,205
Montana 3 231,667 242,763 3,686 1,355 10,638 490,109
Nebraska18 1 4 333,319 452,979 195,406 2,740 1,028 202,972 2,837 801,281
Nevada 5 533,736 412,827 6,150 4,263 1,411 213,194 6,267 967,848
New Hampshire 4 384,826 316,534 3,503 2,748 3,359 710,970
New Jersey 15 2,215,422 1,613,207 21,298 8,441 3,636 3,956 523 416 699 639 3,868,237
New Mexico 5 472,422 346,832 5,327 2,428 1,552 1,597 830,158
New York 31 224,804,945 232,752,771 2441,249 19,596 12,801 3,615 1,639 85,539 7,722,155
North Carolina 15 2,142,651 2,128,474 251,510 25,722 4,298,357
North Dakota 3 141,278 168,601 4,189 1,354 1,199 316,621
Ohio 20 2,940,044 2,677,820 42,337 19,917 8,518 12,565 509 2,735 263,905 5,708,350
Oklahoma27 7 502,496 960,165 1,462,661
Oregon 7 1,037,291 738,475 2818,614 7,635 4,543 7,693 13,613 1,827,864
Pennsylvania 21 3,276,363 2,655,885 42,977 19,912 18,135 6,013,272
Rhode Island 4 296,571 165,391 4,829 1,382 797 675 122 1,999 471,766
South Carolina 8 862,449 1,034,896 295,053 7,283 4,461 6,827 1,920,969
South Dakota 3 170,924 203,054 4,267 301,835 1,895 381,975
Tennessee 11 1,087,437 1,479,178 11,560 3121,574 2,599,749
Texas 34 3,528,633 4,479,328 325,751 56,116 7,967 8,077,795
Utah 5 327,670 596,030 338,416 6,966 982 12,012 262 32 952,370
Vermont 3 219,262 98,974 3,339 1,067 500 150 149 34141 1,464 325,046
Virginia 13 1,959,532 1,725,005 11,483 11,067 2,344 357,474 6,355 3,723,260
Washington 11 1,750,848 1,229,216 29,489 12,728 3,819 9,432 641 705 3,036,878
West Virginia 5 303,857 397,466 367,219 2,355 2,465 89 713,451
Wisconsin 10 1,677,211 1,262,393 17,605 8,858 4,216 5,072 237 540 764 6,521 2,983,417
Wyoming 3 82,868 164,958 2,525 1,594 371,192 1,767 254,904
District of Columbia 3 245,800 17,367 958 590 1,138 265,853
Total 365 173 69,498,459 59,948,283 739,165 515,447 157,521 177,962 20,745 7,491 6,818 4,787 4,629 653 59,483 265,452 131,406,895

1 Candidate was listed as unaffiliated in this State.

2 Candidate appeared in this State on the Peace and Freedom Party ticket.

3 Candidate appeared in this State on the American Independent Party ticket.

4 Candidate was listed as unaffiliated in this State.

5 Includes votes for candidates appearing on the following party tickets: 598 for Boston Tea Party; 348 for HeartQuake ’08; 336 for Objectivist; and 110 for U.S. Pacifist.

6 Includes 3,051 votes for America’s Independent and 828 for unaffiliated.

7 Candidate appeared on the Ecology Party of Florida ticket in this State.

8 Includes votes for candidates appearing on the following party tickets: 795 for Boston Tea Party and 419 for Objectivist.

9 Includes 2,550 votes for candidate appearing on America’s Independent Party of Florida and 391 write-in votes.

10 Candidate was a write-in candidate in this State.

11 New Party.

12 Candidate was a write-in candidate in this State.

13 Includes votes for candidates appearing on the following party tickets in most other States: 12 for Americas Independent; 51 for Constitution; 87 for Green; 1,036 for Independent; 1 for Republican; and 14 for Socialist.

14 Candidate appeared on the Peace and Freedom ticket in this State.

15 Louisiana Taxpayers.

16 Candidate appeared on the Natural Law ticket in this State.

17 Candidate appeared in this State on the U.S. Taxpayers ticket.

18 Nebraska distributes its electoral votes proportionally, with two at-large electors representing the statewide winning presidential and vice-presidential candidates and one elector each representing the winners from its three Congressional Districts. For the first time since adopting this system, Nebraska’s five electoral votes were split between the two major party tickets. The McCain-Palin ticket won Nebraska overall and received the two at-large electors, as well as the electors from the First and Third Congressional Districts, where McCain-Palin also won. However, the Obama-Biden ticket won the Second Congressional District and thus received its one elector. [SOURCE: Office of the Federal Register, U.S. National Archives and Records Administration]

19 Candidate appeared on the ballot by petition in this State.

20 Candidate appeared on the Nebraska Party ticket in this State.

21 Independent American.

22 Includes 159,613 votes for candidate appearing on the Working Families ticket. Candidate also appeared on the Democratic Party ticket in this State.

23 Includes votes for candidate appearing on the following party tickets: 170,475 for Conservative and 163,973 for Independence. Candidate also appeared on the Republican Party ticket in this

State.

24 Candidate appeared on the Populist ticket in this State.

25 Candidate was a write-in candidate in this State.

26 Includes 3,905 votes for a candidate who appeared on the ballot as an Independent in this State.

27 There were write-in candidates in this State. However, this State does not include write-in votes in its final tally.

28 Candidate appeared on the Peace Party ticket in this State.

29 Candidate appeared on the ballot by petition.

30 Candidate appeared on ballot as Independent in this State.

31 Includes votes for candidates appearing on the following party tickets in most other States: 8,547 for Libertarian; 8,191 for Constitution; 2,499 for Green, 1,326 for Socialist; and 1,011 for Boston

Tea Party.

32 Candidate was a write-in candidate in this State.

33 Candidate appeared on the Peace and Freedom ticket in this State.

34 Liberty Union.

35 Candidate appeared on the Independent Green ticket in this State.

36 Candidate was listed as No Party in this State.

37 Candidate was listed as Independent in this State.

Recapitulation of Votes Cast for United States Senators (Terms Beginning Jan. 3, 2009), Election of Nov. 4, 2008

State Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Green Constitution Independence Other Parties Other (Scattering, Write-ins, etc.) Total
Alabama 752,391 1,305,383 2,417 2,060,191
Alaska 151,767 147,814 2,483 13,197 11,385 1,077 317,723
Arkansas 804,678 207,076 1,011,754
Colorado 1,230,994 990,755 50,013 59,733 126 2,331,621
Delaware 257,539 140,595 398,134
Georgia2 909,923 1,228,033 127,923 72 2,265,951
Idaho 219,903 371,744 43,172 9,958 3 644,780
Illinois 3,615,844 1,520,621 50,224 119,135 24,059 1 5,329,884
Iowa 941,665 560,006 1,247 1,502,918
Kansas 441,399 727,121 25,727 316,443 1,210,690
Kentucky 847,005 953,816 1,800,821
Louisiana 988,298 867,177 18,590 413,729 8,780 1,896,574
Maine 279,510 444,300 620 724,430
Massachusetts 1,971,974 926,044 93,713 52,516 108,748 3,102,995
Michigan 3,038,386 1,641,070 76,347 43,440 649,377 4,848,620
Minnesota 1,212,629 1,212,317 13,923 8,907 437,505 2,365 2,887,646
Mississippi7 480,915 766,111 1,247,026
Montana 348,289 129,369 477,658
Nebraska 317,456 455,854 7,763 811,438 792,511
New Hampshire 358,438 314,403 21,516 430 694,787
New Jersey 1,951,218 1,461,025 18,810 951,392 3,482,445
New Mexico 505,128 318,522 823,650
North Carolina 2,249,311 1,887,510 133,430 1,719 4,271,970
Oklahoma 527,736 763,375 55,708 1,346,819
Oregon 864,392 805,159 92,565 105,388 1,767,504
Rhode Island 320,644 116,174 1,994 438,812
South Carolina 790,621 1,076,534 4,276 1,871,431
South Dakota 237,889 142,784 380,673
Tennessee 767,236 1,579,477 77,872 2,424,585
Texas 3,389,365 4,337,469 185,241 7,912,075
Virginia 2,369,327 1,228,830 20,269 1121,690 3,178 3,643,294
West Virginia 447,560 254,629 119 702,308
Wyoming12 60,631 189,046 13330 250,007
Total 33,650,061 28,863,067 176,752 798,154 427,427 185,264 450,702 173,358 137,502 64,862,287

1 Includes 1,385 votes for No Party Affiliation.

2 Georgia law defines a runoff election as a continuation of the general election. The votes for the Democratic and Republican candidates are the results of the runoff election held December 2, 2008.

3 Includes 16,443 votes for Reform.

4 Includes 13,729 votes for No Party Affiliation.

5 Includes 2,516 votes for All Others.

6 Includes 30,827 votes for U.S. Taxpayers and 18,550 for Natural Law.

7 Mississippi also held an election for an unexpired Senate term ending January 3, 2013.

8 Includes 11,438 votes for Nebraska Party.

9 Includes 15,935 votes for God We Trust; 15,925 for Poor People’s Campaign; 9,187 for Socialist Workers; and 10,345 for Boss for Senate.

10 Includes 5,388 votes for Miscellaneous.

11 Includes 21,690 votes for Independent Green.

12 Wyoming also held an election for an unexpired Senate term ending January 3, 2013.

13 Includes 269 write-in votes and 61 over votes.

Recapitulation of Votes Cast for United States Representatives,
Election of Nov. 4, 2008

State Democratic Republican Independent Libertarian Green Independence Working Families Constitution Other Parties Other (Scattering, Write-ins, etc.) Total
Alabama 718,367 1,120,903 15,998 1,855,268
Alaska 142,560 158,939 14,274 1,205 316,978
Arizona 1,055,305 1,021,798 9,394 61,100 8,080 17 2,155,694
Arkansas1 415,481 215,196 155,851 665 787,193
California 7,380,825 4,515,925 90,340 220,118 60,926 253,945 12,322,079
Colorado 1,259,723 990,836 12,135 10,026 8,894 32,176 56 2,283,846
Connecticut 908,761 504,785 3,082 2,049 25,826 82,854 42 1,527,399
Delaware 146,434 235,437 3,586 385,457
Florida 3,434,831 3,792,167 4193,946 228 7,421,172
Georgia 1,858,090 1,796,549 309 3,654,948
Hawaii 319,956 82,540 4,042 11,293 38,233 456,064
Idaho 259,776 377,464 612 637,852
Illinois 3,176,203 1,961,173 110,234 585 5,248,195
Indiana 1,388,963 1,240,581 47,306 2,676,850
Iowa 759,460 698,241 7,406 6,664 510,036 1,481,807
Kansas 470,031 690,005 25,663 622,603 1,208,302
Kentucky 761,209 955,182 33,444 5 1,749,840
Louisiana 398,474 594,306 549 1,883 739,443 11,521 1,046,176
Maine 431,903 278,198 710,101
Maryland 1,677,490 762,587 88 47,708 6,828 3,251 2,497,952
Massachusetts 2,245,778 318,461 19,848 21,027 497,881 3,102,995
Michigan 2,516,640 2,114,293 83,424 66,162 830,044 127 4,810,690
Minnesota 1,612,480 1,069,015 116,835 4,284 2,802,614
Mississippi 731,805 527,330 3,736 1,876 1,264,747
Missouri 1,413,016 1,313,018 82,647 12,747 56 2,821,484
Montana 155,930 308,470 16,500 480,900
Nebraska 264,885 510,513 775,398
Nevada 457,320 383,548 14,922 20,432 9,219 922,813 908,254
New Hampshire 364,767 294,560 15,221 674,548
New Jersey 1,911,827 1,461,820 1,600 12,554 1,551 1048,628 3,437,980
New Mexico 457,135 321,083 36,348 814,566
New York 4,006,436 1,800,093 2,659 158,181 211,445 11211,206 1,331,483 7,721,503
North Carolina 2,293,971 1,901,517 19,605 4,215,093
North Dakota 194,577 119,388 313,965
Ohio 2,752,111 2,491,498 72,017 44,902 13,812 5,374,340
Oklahoma 503,614 802,530 30,783 1,336,927
Oregon 1,036,171 435,920 65,109 15,806 50,293 69,680 9,530 1,682,509
Pennsylvania 3,209,168 2,520,755 17,311 6,155 23,214 11,251 5,787,854
Rhode Island 303,670 118,773 15,108 681 438,232
South Carolina 919,529 939,703 7,332 4,093 3,233 1,873,890
South Dakota 256,041 122,966 379,007
Tennessee 1,195,542 977,677 128,601 65 2,301,885
Texas 2,979,398 4,203,917 43,162 302,145 7,528,622
Utah 393,761 503,917 11,356 27,805 936,839
Vermont 248,203 22,190 10,818 1214,388 2,552 298,151
Virginia 1,852,788 1,590,687 13,870 5,265 1314,100 18,645 3,495,355
Washington 1,725,316 1,189,147 2,914,463
West Virginia 432,075 213,339 146 645,560
Wisconsin 1,383,536 1,274,987 98,997 12,842 4,812 2,775,174
Wyoming 106,758 131,244 11,030 14543 249,575
Total 64,888,090 51,952,981 729,798 1,083,096 570,780 300,108 294,299 136,021 684,355 1,946,765 122,586,293

1 State law does not require the tabulation of votes for candidates who are unopposed.

2 Includes 47,659 votes for Peace and Freedom; 6,274 for American Independent; and 12 for Write-in (American Independent).

3 Includes 2,176 votes for Unity Party of America.

4 Includes 191,904 votes for No Party Affiliation and 2,042 for Term Limits for the United States Congress.

5 Includes 5,437 votes for No Party Affiliation and 4,599 for Socialist Workers.

6 Includes 22,603 votes for Reform.

7 Includes 39,443 votes for No Party Affiliation.

8 Includes 21,057 votes for U.S. Taxpayers and 8,987 for No Party Affiliation.

9 Includes 22,183 votes for Independent American.

10 Includes 16,419 votes for Hsing for Congress; 4,802 for Common Sense Ideas; 3,526 for For the People; 3,259 for All-Day Breakfast Party; 2,671 for Prosperity Not War; 1,312 for Rock the Boat; 1,258 for Back to Basics; 975 for Eliminate the Primary; 1,848 for Socialist Workers; 648 for Socialist Party USA; 3,531 for Regular Independent; 3,200 for Independent Progressive; 1,010 for Think Independently; 508 for Lindsay for Congress; and 3,661 for No Party Affiliation.

11 Includes 195,874 votes for Conservative; 3,708 for Vote People Change; 2,141 for Socialist Workers; and 9,483 for Green Populist.

12 Includes 9,081 votes for Progressive and 5,307 for Liberty Union.

13 Includes 14,100 votes for Independent Green.

14 Includes 180 over votes and 363 write-in votes.

Political divisions of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives from the
40th Congress to the 111th Congress

[All figures Reflect Immediate Result of Elections]
Congress Years Senate House of Representatives
Number of Senators Democrats Republicans Other Parties Vacant Number of Representatives Democrats Republicans Other Parties Vacant
40th 1867–1869 53 11 42 193 49 143 1
41st 1869–1871 74 11 61 2 243 73 170
42d 1871–1873 74 17 57 243 104 139
43d 1873–1875 74 19 54 1 293 88 203 2
44th 1875–1877 76 29 46 1 293 181 107 3 2
45th 1877–1879 76 36 39 1 293 156 137
46th 1879–1881 76 43 33 293 150 128 14 1
47th 1881–1883 76 37 37 2 293 130 152 11
48th 1883–1885 76 36 40 325 200 119 6
49th 1885–1887 76 34 41 1 325 182 140 2 1
50th 1887–1889 76 37 39 325 170 151 4
51st 1889–1891 84 37 47 330 156 173 1
52d 1891–1893 88 39 47 2 333 231 88 14
53d 1893–1895 88 44 38 3 3 356 220 126 10
54th 1895–1897 88 39 44 5 357 104 246 7
55th 1897–1899 90 34 46 10 357 134 206 16 1
56th 1899–1901 90 26 53 11 357 163 185 9
57th 1901–1903 90 29 56 3 2 357 153 198 5 1
58th 1903–1905 90 32 58 386 178 207 1
59th 1905–1907 90 32 58 386 136 250
60th 1907–1909 92 29 61 2 386 164 222
61st 1909–1911 92 32 59 1 391 172 219
62d 1911–1913 92 42 49 1 391 228 162 1
63d 1913–1915 96 51 44 1 435 290 127 18
64th 1915–1917 96 56 39 1 435 231 193 8 3
65th 1917–1919 96 53 42 1 435 1210 216 9
66th 1919–1921 96 47 48 1 435 191 237 7
67th 1921–1923 96 37 59 435 132 300 1 2
68th 1923–1925 96 43 51 2 435 207 225 3
69th 1925–1927 96 40 54 1 1 435 183 247 5
70th 1927–1929 96 47 48 1 435 195 237 3
71st 1929–1931 96 39 56 1 435 163 267 1 4
72d 1931–1933 96 47 48 1 435 2216 218 1
73d 1933–1935 96 59 36 1 435 313 117 5
74th 1935–1937 96 69 25 2 435 322 103 10
75th 1937–1939 96 75 17 4 435 333 89 13
76th 1939–1941 96 69 23 4 435 262 169 4
77th 1941–1943 96 66 28 2 435 267 162 6
78th 1943–1945 96 57 38 1 435 222 209 4
79th 1945–1947 96 57 38 1 435 243 190 2
80th 1947–1949 96 45 51 435 188 246 1
81st 1949–1951 96 54 42 435 263 171 1
82d 1951–1953 96 48 47 1 435 234 199 2
83d 1953–1955 96 46 48 2 435 213 221 1
84th 1955–1957 96 48 47 1 435 232 203
85th 1957–1959 96 49 47 435 234 201
86th 1959–1961 98 64 34 3436 283 153
87th 1961–1963 100 64 36 4437 262 175
88th 1963–1965 100 67 33 435 258 176 1
89th 1965–1967 100 68 32 435 295 140
90th 1967–1969 100 64 36 435 248 187
91st 1969–1971 100 58 42 435 243 192
92d 1971–1973 100 54 44 2 435 255 180
93d 1973–1975 100 56 42 2 435 242 192 1
94th 1975–1977 100 61 37 2 435 291 144
95th 1977–1979 100 61 38 1 435 292 143
96th 1979–1981 100 58 41 1 435 277 158
97th 1981–1983 100 46 53 1 435 242 192 1
98th 1983–1985 100 46 54 435 269 166
99th 1985–1987 100 47 53 435 253 182
100th 1987–1989 100 55 45 435 258 177
101st 1989–1991 100 55 45 435 260 175
102d 1991–1993 100 56 44 435 267 167 1
103d 1993–1995 100 57 43 435 258 176 1
104th 1995–1997 100 48 52 435 204 230 1
105th 1997–1999 100 45 55 435 207 226 2
106th 1999–2001 100 45 55 435 211 223 1
107th 2001–2003 100 50 50 435 212 221 2
108th 2003–2005 100 48 51 1 435 204 229 1 1
109th 2005–2007 100 44 55 1 435 202 232 1
110th 2007–2009 100 49 49 2 435 233 202
111th 2009–2011 100 55 41 2 2 435 256 178 1

1 Democrats organized House with help of other parties.

2 Democrats organized House due to Republican deaths.

3 Proclamation declaring Alaska a State issued Jan. 3, 1959.

4 Proclamation declaring Hawaii a State issued Aug. 21, 1959.

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