Notable releases of the year 2001

Release
Title
Windows
5th Gen
6th Gen
Handheld

January 10
Mega Man 64
PC (July 14)
N64 , PS1 (1998)

February 16
Final Fantasy IX
PS1 (PAL & EU)

March 12
Star Wars: Episode I: Battle for Naboo
Windows (US)

March 21
Serious Sam: The First Encounter
PC

March 23
Star Wars: Episode I: Battle for Naboo
Windows (EU)

March 30
Star Wars: Episode I: Battle for Naboo
N64 (EU)

June 8
Castlevania: Circle of the Moon
GBA

June 21
Baldur's Gate II: Throne of Bhaal
PC

June 22
Operation Flashpoint: Cold War Crisis
PC

August 8
Shogun: Total War : Mongol Invasion
PC

Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura

October 28
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3
PS2 , GC

October 29
Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex
PS2 , Xbox , GC

November 14
Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty
PS2

Star Wars Rogue Squadron II: Rogue Leader

November 19
WWF SmackDown! Just Bring It
PS2

November 20
Return to Castle Wolfenstein
PC

November 20
Frogger: The Great Quest
PS2

November 21
Super Smash Bros. Melee
GC (NTSC-J)

December 3
Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance
PS2

December 3
Super Smash Bros. Melee
GC (NTSC-U)

December 3
Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy
PS2

December 7
Evil Twin: Cyprien's Chronicles
PS2 (PAL & EU)

December 17
Dark Rift (North America)
N64


Notable releases of the year 2000

Release
Title
Windows
5th Gen
6th Gen
Handheld
Arcade

January 18
South Park Rally
Yes
PS1 , N64 , PC
DC

January 22
Need for Speed: Porsche Unleashed
Yes
PS1

February 3
Resident Evil Code: Veronica
DC ; PS2 (2001); GC (2003)

February 29
Rayman 2: The Great Escape
DC

February 29
Resident Evil Code: Veronica
DC

March 24
Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards
N64

March 24
Need for Speed: Porsche Unleashed
Yes
PS1
GBA (2003)

April 27
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
N64

August 24
Age of Empires II: The Conquerors
Yes

September 15
Star Trek: Voyager - Elite Force
Yes
PS2 (2001)

September 19
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2
PS1

September 24
Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn
Yes

October 23
Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2
Yes

October 25
Spyro: Year of the Dragon
PS1

November 6
Capcom vs. SNK: Millennium Fight 2000
PS1 (2002)
DC

November 9
The Operative: No One Lives Forever
Yes
PS2 (2002)

November 17
Tomb Raider Chronicles
Yes
PS1
DC

November 23
MechWarrior 4: Vengeance
Yes
Yes

December 6
Grandia II
2002
DC; PS2 (2002)


Name
GP
Solo
Ast
Total
TFL-Yds
No-Yds
BrUp
QBH
No.-Yds
Avg
TD
Long
Rcv-Yds
FF
Blkd Kick

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Schedule

Week
Date
Opponent
Result
Game site
Record
Attendance

September 13, 1987
at Denver Broncos
L 17-40
Mile High Stadium
0-1
75,999

September 20, 1987
Kansas City Chiefs
W 43-14
Kingdome
1-1
61,667

September 27, 1987
at San Diego Chargers
Cancelled due to player's strike
Cancelled due to player's strike
Cancelled due to player's strike
Cancelled due to player's strike

October 4, 1987
Miami Dolphins
W 24-20
Kingdome
2-1
19,448

October 11, 1987
Cincinnati Bengals
L 10-17
Kingdome
2-2
31,739

October 18, 1987
at Detroit Lions
W 37-14
Pontiac Silverdome
3-2
8,310

October 25, 1987
at Los Angeles Raiders
W 35-13
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
4-2
52,735

November 1, 1987
Minnesota Vikings
W 28-17
Kingdome
5-2
61,134

November 9, 1987
at New York Jets
L 14-30
The Meadowlands
5-3
60,452

November 15, 1987
Green Bay Packers
W 24-13
Kingdome
6-3
60,963

November 22, 1987
San Diego Chargers
W 34-3
Kingdome
7-3
62,144

November 30, 1987
Los Angeles Raiders
L 14-37
Kingdome
7-4
62,802

December 6, 1987
at Pittsburgh Steelers
L 9-13
Three Rivers Stadium
7-5
48,881

December 13, 1987
Denver Broncos
W 28-21
Kingdome
8-5
61,759

December 20, 1987
at Chicago Bears
W 34-21
Soldier Field
9-5
62,518


Schedule

September 3, 1984
Cleveland Browns
W 33-0
Kingdome
1–0

September 9, 1984
San Diego Chargers
W 31-17
Kingdome
2–0

September 16, 1984
at New England Patriots
L 23-38
Sullivan Stadium
2–1

September 23, 1984
Chicago Bears
W 38-9
Kingdome
3–1

September 30, 1984
at Minnesota Vikings
W 20–12
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
4–1

October 7, 1984
at Los Angeles Raiders
L 14-28
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
4–2

October 14, 1984
Buffalo Bills
W 31-28
Kingdome
5–2

October 21, 1984
at Green Bay Packers
W 30-24
Lambeau Field
6–2

October 29, 1984
at San Diego Chargers
W 24-0
Jack Murphy Stadium
7–2

November 4, 1984
Kansas City Chiefs
W 45-0
Kingdome
8–2

November 12, 1984
Los Angeles Raiders
W 17-14
Kingdome
9–2

November 18, 1984
at Cincinnati Bengals
W 26-6
Riverfront Stadium
10–2

November 25, 1984
at Denver Broncos
W 27-24
Mile High Stadium
11–2

December 2, 1984
Detroit Lions
W 38-17
Kingdome
12–2

December 9, 1984
at Kansas City Chiefs
L 7-34
Arrowhead Stadium
12–3


Schedule

September 4, 1983
at Kansas City Chiefs
L 13-17
Arrowhead Stadium
0-1

September 11, 1983
at New York Jets
W 17-10
Shea Stadium
1-1

September 18, 1983
San Diego Chargers
W 34-31
Kingdome
2-1

September 25, 1983
Washington Redskins
L 17-27
Kingdome
2-2

October 2, 1983
at Cleveland Browns
W 24-9
Cleveland Stadium
3-2

October 9, 1983
at San Diego Chargers
L 21-28
Jack Murphy Stadium
3-3

October 16, 1983
Los Angeles Raiders
W 38-36
Kingdome
4-3

October 23, 1983
Pittsburgh Steelers
L 21-27
Kingdome
4-4

October 30, 1983
at Los Angeles Raiders
W 34-21
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
5-4

November 6, 1983
Denver Broncos
W 27-19
Kingdome
6-4

November 13, 1983
at St. Louis Cardinals
L 28-33
Busch Memorial Stadium
6-5

November 20, 1983
at Denver Broncos
L 27-38
Mile High Stadium
6-6

November 27, 1983
Kansas City Chiefs
W 51-48 OT
Kingdome
7-6

December 4, 1983
Dallas Cowboys
L 10-35
Kingdome
7-7

December 11, 1983
at New York Giants
W 17-12
Giants Stadium
8-7


Schedule

September 6, 1981
at Cincinnati Bengals
L 21-27
Riverfront Stadium
0-1

September 13, 1981
Denver Broncos
W 13-10
Kingdome
1-1

September 20, 1981
at Oakland Raiders
L 10-20
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
1-2

September 27, 1981
Kansas City Chiefs
L 14-20
Kingdome
1-3

October 4, 1981
at San Diego Chargers
L 10-24
Jack Murphy Stadium
1-4

October 11, 1981
at Houston Oilers
L 17-35
The Astrodome
1-5

October 18, 1981
New York Giants
L 0-32
Kingdome
1-6

October 25, 1981
at New York Jets
W 19-13
Shea Stadium
2-6

November 1, 1981
at Green Bay Packers
L 24-34
Lambeau Field
2-7

November 8, 1981
Pittsburgh Steelers
W 24-21
Kingdome
3-7

November 16, 1981
San Diego Chargers
W 44-23
Kingdome
4-7

November 22, 1981
at Kansas City Chiefs
L 13-40
Arrowhead Stadium
4-8

November 29, 1981
Oakland Raiders
L 31-32
Kingdome
4-9

December 6, 1981
New York Jets
W 27-23
Kingdome
5-9

December 13, 1981
at Denver Broncos
L 13-23
Mile High Stadium
5-10


Schedule

September 2, 1979
San Diego Chargers
L 16-33
Kingdome
0-1

September 9, 1979
at Miami Dolphins
L 10-19
Miami Orange Bowl
0-2

September 16, 1979
Oakland Raiders
W 27-10
Kingdome
1-2

September 23, 1979
at Denver Broncos
L 34-37
Mile High Stadium
1-3

September 30, 1979
Kansas City Chiefs
L 6-24
Kingdome
1-4

October 7, 1979
at San Francisco 49ers
W 35-24
Candlestick Park
2-4

October 14, 1979
at San Diego Chargers
L 10-20
San Diego Stadium
2-5

October 21, 1979
Houston Oilers
W 34-14
Kingdome
3-5

October 29, 1979
at Atlanta Falcons
W 31-28
Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium
4-5

November 4, 1979
Los Angeles Rams
L 0-24
Kingdome
4-6

November 11, 1979
at Cleveland Browns
W 29-24
Cleveland Stadium
5-6

November 18, 1979
New Orleans Saints
W 38-24
Kingdome
6-6

November 26, 1979
New York Jets
W 30-7
Kingdome
7-6

December 2, 1979
at Kansas City Chiefs
L 21-37
Arrowhead Stadium
7-7

December 8, 1979
Denver Broncos
W 28-23
Kingdome
8-7


Schedule

September 3, 1978
San Diego Chargers
L 20-24
Kingdome
0-1

September 10, 1978
at Pittsburgh Steelers
L 10-21
Three Rivers Stadium
0-2

September 17, 1978
at New York Jets
W 24-17
Shea Stadium
1-2

September 24, 1978
Detroit Lions
W 28-16
Kingdome
2-2

October 1, 1978
at Denver Broncos
L 7-28
Mile High Stadium
2-3

October 8, 1978
Minnesota Vikings
W 29-28
Kingdome
3-3

October 15, 1978
at Green Bay Packers
L 28-45
Milwaukee County Stadium
3-4

October 22, 1978
Oakland Raiders
W 27-7
Kingdome
4-4

October 29, 1978
Denver Broncos
L 17-20 OT
Kingdome
4-5

November 5, 1978
at Chicago Bears
W 31-29
Soldier Field
5-5

November 12, 1978
Baltimore Colts
L 14-17
Kingdome
5-6

November 19, 1978
at Kansas City Chiefs
W 13-10
Arrowhead Stadium
6-6

November 26, 1978
at Oakland Raiders
W 17-16
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
7-6

December 3, 1978
Cleveland Browns
W 47-24
Kingdome
8-6

December 10, 1978
at San Diego Chargers
L 10-37
San Diego Stadium
8-7


Schedule

September 18, 1977
Baltimore Colts
L 14-29
Kingdome
0-1

September 25, 1977
at Cincinnati Bengals
L 20-42
Riverfront Stadium
0-2

October 2, 1977
Denver Broncos
L 13-24
Kingdome
0-3

October 9, 1977
at New England Patriots
L 0-31
Schaefer Stadium
0-4

October 16, 1977
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
W 30-23
Kingdome
1-4

October 23, 1977
at Miami Dolphins
L 13-31
Miami Orange Bowl
1-5

October 30, 1977
Buffalo Bills
W 56-17
Kingdome
2-5

November 6, 1977
at Oakland Raiders
L 7-44
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
2-6

November 13, 1977
at New York Jets
W 17-0
Shea Stadium
3-6

November 20, 1977
Houston Oilers
L 10-22
Kingdome
3-7

November 27, 1977
San Diego Chargers
L 28-30
Kingdome
3-8

December 4, 1977
at Pittsburgh Steelers
L 20-30
Three Rivers Stadium
3-9

December 11, 1977
at Kansas City Chiefs
W 34-31
Arrowhead Stadium
4-9


Regular season rankings

#
Player
Country
Points
Events
Reset Points


Passages

Incumbent
Reason for Vacancy
Appointed Successor
Date of Appointment
Elected Successor
Date of Election

L. B. Lindsay
Disqualified, never took office
Henry E. Prickett
November 19, 1867
Thomas B. Hart
January 1868

John Hailey
Never took office
Charles Himrod
July 10, 1871
George H. Twitchell
July 8, 1872

Sol Hasbrouck
Resigned November 5, 1885
James W. Huston
December 28, 1885
Peter J. Pefley
July 1887

Harry Fritchman
Resigned May 25, 1912
Arthur Hodges
May 25, 1912
Arthur Hodges
April 1, 1913

J. W. Robinson
Recalled June 1, 1916
S. H. Hays
June 6, 1916
S. H. Hays
April 1917

Herbert F. Lemp
Died May 6, 1927
Walter F. Hansen
May 6, 1927
James P. Pope
April 1929

James P. Pope
Resigned February 13, 1933
Ross Cady
February 13, 1933
J. J. McCue
April 1933

Byron E. Hyatt
Died November 11, 1936
J. L. Edlefsen
November 11, 1936
J. L. Edlefsen
April 1937

H. W. Whillock
Resigned May 11, 1942
Austin Walker
May 11, 1942
Austin Walker
April 1943

Died October 31, 1945 Resigned February 25, 1946

Dirk Kempthorne
Resigned January 5, 1993
H. Brent Coles
January 5, 1993
H. Brent Coles
November 1993


No. in series
No. in season
Title
Directed by
Written by
Original air date
Production code
U.S. viewers (millions)

"Alternate"
David Platt
Neal Baer & Dawn DeNoon
September 25, 2007
12.10

"Avatar"
Peter Leto
Paul Grellong
October 2, 2007
11.66

"Impulsive"
David Platt
Jonathan Greene
October 9, 2007
12.19

"Savant"
Kate Woods
Judith McCreary
October 16, 2007
12.54

"Harm"
Peter Leto
Josh Singer
October 23, 2007
12.17

"Svengali"
David Platt
Kam Miller
November 6, 2007
11.75

"Blinded"
David Platt
Jonathan Greene
November 13, 2007
12.49

"Fight"
Juan J. Campanella
Mick Betancourt
November 20, 2007
11.66

"Paternity"
Kate Woods
Amanda Green
November 27, 2007
12.29

"Snitch"
Jonathan Kaplan
Mark Goffman
December 4, 2007
11.72

"Streetwise"
Helen Shaver
Paul Grellong
January 1, 2008
12.35

"Signature"
Arthur W. Forney
Judith McCreary
January 8, 2008
15.17

"Unorthodox"
David Platt
Josh Singer
January 15, 2008
12.14

"Inconceivable"
Chris Zalla
Dawn DeNoon
January 22, 2008
12.97

"Undercover"
David Platt
Mark Goffman
April 15, 2008
13.27

"Closet"
Peter Leto
Ken Storer
April 22, 2008
11.50

"Authority"
David Platt
Neal Baer & Amanda Green
April 29, 2008
12.06

"Trade"
Peter Leto
Jonathan Greene
May 6, 2008
10.44


Team

Shirt No
Player
Birth Date
Weight
Height


Fixtures/Results

Competition Round Opponent Result Score Home/Away Venue Attendance Date

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Friendly
Warrington Wolves
Lose
30-22
Away
Halliwell Jones Stadium
6,573
13 Jan 2008

Friendly
Bradford Bulls
Win
16-28
Away
Grattan Stadium
5,036
20 Jan 2008

Friendly
Widnes Vikings
Win
18-42
Away
Halton Stadium
5,106
27 Jan 2008

Super League XIII
1
Harlequins RL
Win
28-47
Away
Twickenham Stoop
8,041
9 Feb 2008

Super League XIII
2
Castleford Tigers
Win
28-16
Home
JJB Stadium
16,667
15 Feb 2008

Super League XIII
3
Hull
Lose
24-22
Away
KC Stadium
13,226
22 Feb 2008

Super League XIII
4
Bradford Bulls
Win
28-14
Home
JJB Stadium
15,444
1 Mar 2008

Super League XIII
5
Warrington Wolves
Lose
32-20
Away
Halliwell Jones Stadium
13,024
8 Mar 2008

Super League XIII
6
Huddersfield Giants
Win
19-20
Away
Galpharm Stadium
8,417
16 Mar 2008

Super League XIII
7
St. Helens
Lose
46-10
Away
Knowsley Road
17,500
21 Mar 2008

Super League XIII
8
Hull Kingston Rovers
Win
18-12
Home
JJB Stadium
16,457
24 Mar 2008

Super League XIII
9
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
Win
8-4
Home
JJB Stadium
12,933
28 Mar 2008

Super League XIII
10
Leeds Rhinos
Win
10-14
Away
Headingley Carnegie Stadium
18,769
5 Apr 2008

Super League XIII
11
Catalans Dragons
Lose
24-26
Home
JJB Stadium
13,044
11 Apr 2008

Challenge Cup
Rnd4
Pia Donkeys
Win
74 - 4
Home
JJB Stadium
4,423
20 Apr 2008

Super League XIII
12
Bradford Bulls
Lose
26-12
Away
Grattan Stadium
11,894
27 Apr 2008

Super League XIII
13
St Helens
Lose
57-16
Away
Millennium Stadium
32,516
4 May 2008

Challenge Cup
Rnd5
Whitehaven
Win
106-8
Home
JJB Stadium
3,814
12 May 2008

Super League XIII
14
Warrington Wolves
Win
38-14
Home
JJB Stadium
15,537
16 May 2008

Super League XIII
15
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
Win
38-30
Away
Atlantic Solutions Stadium
6,370
25 May 2008

Challenge Cup
QF
Leeds Rhinos
Lose
23-16
Away
Headingley Carnegie Stadium
10,129
1 June 2008

Super League XIII
16
Huddersfield Giants†
Postponed
Home
JJB Stadium
6 Jun 2008

Super League XIII
17
Catalans Dragons
Lose
45-38
Away
Stade Gilbert Brutus
9,125
14 Jun 2008

Super League XIII
18
Castleford Tigers
Draw
22-22
Away
The Jungle
7,048
22 Jun 2008

Super League XIII
19
Harlequins RL
Win
38-20
Home
JJB Stadium
11,453
27 Jun 2008

Super League XIII
20
Leeds Rhinos
Win
23-22
Home
JJB Stadium
14,911
5 Jul 2008

Super League XIII
21
Hull Kingston Rovers
Lose
39-22
Away
Craven Park
8,481
13 Jul 2008

Super League XIII
22
St Helens
Lose
46-12
Home
JJB Stadium
19,958
18 Jul 2008

Super League XIII
16
Huddersfield Giants†
Lose
34-4
Home
JJB Stadium
12,216
25 Jul 2008

Super League XIII
23
Hull FC
Win
66-6
Home
JJB Stadium
12,842
1 Aug 2008

Super League XIII
24
Catalans Dragons
Draw
16-16
Away
Stade Gilbert Brutus
9,535
9 Aug 2008

Super League XIII
25
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
Win
32-22
Home
JJB Stadium
12,319
15 Aug 2008

Super League XIII
26
Leeds Rhinos
Lose
16-52
Home
JJB Stadium
14,778
22 Aug 2008

Super League XIII
27
St. Helens
Draw
16-16
Away
Knowsley Road
14,113
5 Sep 2008

Super League XIII Playoffs
Week 1
Bradford Bulls‡
Win
30-14
Home/Neutral
The Stobart Stadium Halton
6,806
12 Sep 2008

Super League XIII Playoffs
Week 2
Catalans Dragons
Win
26-50
Away
Stade Gilbert Brutus
9,985
20 Sep 2008


Ethnic distribution, in 2005 - Population estimates, as of 2010

Country
Population
Native American
Whites
s Mestizo
es Mulatto
Blacks
s Zambo
Asians

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No. in series
No. in season
Title
Directed by
Written by
Original air date

"Slip of the Tongue"
David Duchovny
Tom Kapinos
September28,2008

"The Great Ashby"
David Von Ancken
Tom Kapinos
October5,2008

"No Way to Treat a Lady"
John Dahl
Gina Fattore
October12,2008

"The Raw & the Cooked"
David Von Ancken
Tom Kapinos
October19,2008

"Vaginatown"
Ken Whittingham
Jay Dyer
October26,2008

"Coke Dick & First Kick"
Michael Lehmann
Gina Fattore & Gabriel Roth
November2,2008

"In a Lonely Place"
Jake Kasdan
Tom Kapinos
November9,2008

"Going Down and Out in Beverly Hills"
Danny Ducovny
Daisy Gardner
November16,2008

"La Ronde"
Adam Bernstein
Gina Fattore
November23,2008

"In Utero"
David Von Ancken
Tom Kapinos
November30,2008

"Blues from Laurel Canyon"
Michael Lehmann
Gina Fattore
December7,2008


No. in series
No. in season
Title
Directed by
Written by
Original air date
U.S. viewers (million)


Complete Series
Region 1
Region 2
Region 4
DVD Extras and Bonus Features
Number Of Discs

The Complete Second Series
TBA
4 September 2007
12 November 2008
Unseen Footage

The Complete Third Series
TBA
12 January 2009
18 March 2009

The Complete Fifth Series
TBA
1 February 2010
TBA
Three behind the scenes features

The Complete Sixth Series
TBA
6 September 2010
TBA

The Complete Seventh Series
TBA
7 March 2011
TBA

The Complete Eighth Series
TBA
20 August 2012
TBA


Buildings completed as of February, 2011

Rank Building Address Height Storeys Completed

La Renaissance Apartments
424 Spadina Crescent E
m (ft)

The Terrace Apartments
315 5th Ave N
m (ft)

The View on Fifth (formerly Milroy Apartments)

Delta Bessborough
601 Spadina Crescent E
m (ft)

The Tower at Midtown (formerly CN Tower)

Saskatoon Towers
125 5th Avenue North
m (ft)

Avord Towers
606 Spadina Crescent East
m (ft)


2009/2010 Table

Club
Played
Won
Drawn
Lost
Points for
Points against
Tries for
Tries against
Try bonus
Losing bonus
Points

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2008/2009 Table


# Title Director Writer(s) Originalairdate Repeatairdate(s) Prod.Code

"The Magic Shillelah"
Hollingsworth Morse
Frank Crow Leo Rifkin
15/09/1968
16/03/1969, 03/08/1969
30-14

"The Terrible Tempered Kahleef"
Bruce Bilson
Joanna Lee
29/09/1968
23/03/1969, 24/08/1969
30-7

"The Last Labor of Hercules"
Hollingsworth Morse
David Duncan
20/10/1968
06/04/1969, 08/10/1969
30-6


Massachusetts

United States House of Representatives elections, 2002

District
Incumbent
Party
First elected
Result
Candidates

John Olver (D) 67.56% Matthew Kinnaman (R) 32.38%

Massachusetts 2
Richard Neal
Democratic
Re-elected
Richard Neal (D) unopposed

Massachusetts 3
Jim McGovern
Democratic
Re-elected
Jim McGovern (D) unopposed

Massachusetts 4
Barney Frank
Democratic
Re-elected
Barney Frank (D) unopposed

Massachusetts 7
Ed Markey
Democratic
Re-elected
Ed Markey (D) unopposed

Massachusetts 8
Mike Capuano
Democratic
Re-elected
Mike Capuano (D) unopposed

Massachusetts 9
Stephen Lynch
Democratic
Re-elected
Stephen Lynch (D) unopposed


District
Incumbent
Party
First elected
Results
Candidates

Jesse L. Jackson Jr. (D) 90% Robert Gordon (R) 10%

Bill Lipinski (D) 76% Karl Groth (R) 24%

Luis Gutierrez (D) 89% Stephanie Sailor (I) 11%

Illinois 5
Rod Blagojevich
Democratic
Re-elected
Rod Blagojevich (D) 88%

Henry Hyde (R) 59% Brent Christensen (D) 41%

Danny K. Davis (D) 86% Robert Dallas (R) 14%

Illinois 8
Phil Crane
Republican
Re-elected
Phil Crane (R) 61% Lance Pressl (D) 39%

Jan Schakowsky (D) 76% Dennis Driscoll (R) 24%

Mark Kirk (R) 51% Lauren Beth Gash (D) 49%

Jerry Weller (R) 56% James Stevenson (D) 44%

Illinois 12
Jerry Costello
Democratic
Re-elected
Jerry Costello (D) unopposed

Judy Biggert (R) 66% Thomas Mason (D) 34%

Dennis Hastert (R) 74% Vern DelJonson (D) 26%

Timothy V. Johnson (R) 53% Mike Kelleher (D) 47%

Illinois 17
Lane Evans
Democratic
Re-elected
Lane Evans (D) 55% Mark Baker (R) 45%

Illinois 18
Ray LaHood
Republican
Re-elected
Ray LaHood (R) 67% Joyce Harant (D) 33%

David D. Phelps (D) 65% Jim Eatherly (R) 35%


Maryland

United States House of Representatives elections, 2000

Wayne Gilchrest (R) 64% Bennett Bozman (D) 36%

Robert Ehrlich (R) 69% Kenneth Bosley (D) 31%

Maryland 3
Ben Cardin
Democratic
Re-elected
Ben Cardin (D) 76% Colin Harby (R) 24%

Maryland 4
Albert Wynn
Democratic
Re-elected
Albert Wynn (D) 88% John Kimble (R) 12%

Steny Hoyer (D) 65% Thomas Hutchins (R) 35%

Roscoe Bartlett (R) 61% Donald DeArmon (D) 39%

Elijah Cummings (D) 87% Kenneth Kondner (R) 13%


Massachusetts

Massachusetts 1
John Olver
Democratic
Re-elected
John Olver (D) 69% Peter Abair (R) 30%

Massachusetts 2
Richard Neal
Democratic
Re-elected
Richard Neal (D) unopposed

Massachusetts 3
Jim McGovern
Democratic
Re-elected
Jim McGovern (D) unopposed

Barney Frank (D) 71% Martin Travis (R) 21%

Massachusetts 5
Marty Meehan
Democratic
Re-elected
Marty Meehan (D) unopposed

John F. Tierney (D) 71% Paul McCarthy (R) 29%

Massachusetts 7
Ed Markey
Democratic
Re-elected
Ed Markey (D) unopposed

Massachusetts 8
Mike Capuano
Democratic
Re-elected
Mike Capuano (D) unopposed

Joe Moakley (D) 78% Janet Jeghelian (R) 20%


Michigan

Michigan 1
Bart Stupak
Democratic
Re-elected
Bart Stupak (D) 59% Chuck Yob (R) 41%

Pete Hoekstra (R) 65% Bob Shrauger (D) 34%

Vern Ehlers (R) 65% Timothy Steele (D) 34%

James Barcia (D) 75% Ronald Actis (R) 24%

Michigan 6
Fred Upton
Republican
Re-elected
Fred Upton (R) 68% James Bupp (D) 30%

Nick Smith (R) 62% Jennie Crittendon (D) 36%

Dale Kildee (D) 62% Grant Garrett (R) 36%

Michigan 10
David Bonior
Democratic
Re-elected
David Bonior (D) 65% Tom Turner (R) 34%

Michigan 13
Lynn Rivers
Democratic
Re-elected
Lynn Rivers (D) 65% Carl Barry (R) 33%

John Conyers Jr. (D) 90% William Ashe (R) 10%


New York

New York 3
Peter King
Republican
Re-elected
Peter King (R) 60% Dal Lamagna (D) 40%

Carolyn McCarthy (D) 61% Gregory Becker (R) 39%

Gary Ackerman (D) 68% Edward Elkowitz (R) 31%

New York 6
Gregory W. Meeks
Democratic
Re-elected
Gregory W. Meeks (D) unopposed

Anthony Weiner (D) 68% Noach Dear (R) 32%

New York 10
Ed Towns
Democratic
Re-elected
Ed Towns (D) 90% Ernestine Brown (R) 6%

New York 11
Major Owens
Democratic
Re-elected
Major Owens (D) 88% Susan Cleary (R) 7%

Nydia Velazquez (D) 86% Rosemarie Markgraf (R) 12%

Vito Fossella (R) 65% Katina Johnstone (D) 34%

Jose Serrano (D) 96% Aaron Justice (R) 4%

Eliot Engel (D) 89% Patrick McManus (R) 11%

New York 18
Nita Lowey
Democratic
Re-elected
Nita Lowey (D) 67% John Vonglis (R) 32%

Benjamin Gilman (R) 58% Paul Feiner (D) 41%

Mike McNulty (D) 74% Thomas Pillsworth (R) 26%

John Sweeney (R) 69% Kenneth McCallion (D) 31%

New York 24
John McHugh
Republican
Re-elected
John McHugh (R) 75% Neil Tallon (D) 23%

Maurice Hinchey (D) 62% Bob Moppert (R) 38%

Tom Reynolds (R) 70% Thomas Pecoraro (D) 30%

John LaFalce (D) 61% Brett Sommer (R) 39%

New York 30
Jack Quinn
Republican
Re-elected
Jack Quinn (R) 67% John Fee (D) 33%


Ohio

Steve Chabot (R) 54% John Cranley (D) 45%

Ohio 3
Tony P. Hall
Democratic
Re-elected
Tony P. Hall (D) 83%

Michael G. Oxley (R) 68% Daniel Dickman (D) 30%

Paul E. Gillmor (R) 70% Dannie Edmon (D) 26%

Ted Strickland (D) 58% Mike Azinger (R) 41%

David L. Hobson (R) 68% Donald Minor (D) 25%

John A. Boehner (R) 71% John Parks (D) 27%

Marcia C. Kaptur (D) 75% Dwight Bryan (R) 23%

Dennis J. Kucinich (D) 76% Bill Smith (R) 23%

Stephanie Tubbs Jones (D) 86% James Sykora (R) 12%

Pat Tiberi (R) 53% Maryellen O'Shaughnessy (D) 44%

Sherrod Brown (D) 65% Rick Jeric (R) 33%

Ohio 14
Tom Sawyer
Democratic
Re-elected
Tom Sawyer (D) 65% Rick Wood (R) 32%

Deborah D. Pryce (R) 68% Bill Buckel (D) 28%

Ralph S. Regula (R) 70% William Smith (D) 27%

James Traficant (D) 50% Paul Alberty (R) 23%


Oklahoma

Oklahoma 1
Steve Largent
Republican
1994
Re-elected
Steve Largent (R) 70% Dan Lowe (D) 30%

Oklahoma 2
Tom Coburn
Republican
1994
Retired Democratic gain
Brad Carson (D) 55% Andy Ewing (R) 42%

Oklahoma 3
Wes Watkins
Republican
1976 , 1996
Re-elected
Wes Watkins (R) 87%

J. C. Watts (R) 65% Larry Weatherford (D) 32%

Ernest Istook (R) 69% Garland McWatters (D) 28%


Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania 1
Bob Brady
Democratic
Re-elected
Bob Brady (D) 88% Steven Kush (R) 12%

Pennsylvania 2
Chaka Fattah
Democratic
Re-elected
Chaka Fattah (D) 99%

Robert Borski (D) 69% Charles Dougherty (R) 31%

Retired to run for U.S. Senate Republican gain

Melissa Hart (R) 59% Terry Van Horne (D) 41%

Pennsylvania 6
Tim Holden
Democratic
Re-elected
Tim Holden (D) 67% Thomas Kopel (R) 33%

Curt Weldon (R) 65% Peter Lennon (D) 35%

Jim Greenwood (R) 60% Ronald Strouse (D) 39%

Pennsylvania 9
Bud Shuster
Republican
Re-elected
Bud Shuster (R) unopposed

Don Sherwood (R) 53% Patrick Casey (D) 47%

Paul Kanjorski (D) 66% Stephen Urban (R) 34%

Pennsylvania 12
John Murtha
Democratic
Re-elected
John Murtha (D) 71% Bill Choby (R) 28%

Joe Hoeffel (D) 53% Stewart Greenleaf (R) 46%

Pennsylvania 14
William Coyne
Democratic
Re-elected
William Coyne (D) unopposed

Pennsylvania 15
Pat Toomey
Republican
Re-elected
Pat Toomey (R) 53% Ed O'Brien (D) 47%

Joe Pitts (R) 67% Robert Yorczyk (D) 33%

George Gekas (R) 72% Leslye Hess Herrmann (D) 28%

Mike Doyle (D) 69% Craig Stephens (R) 31%

Todd Platts (R) 73% Jeff Sanders (D) 27%

Frank Mascara (D) 64% Ronald Davis (R) 36%


South Carolina

South Carolina 1
Mark Sanford
Republican
Retired Republican hold
Henry Brown (R) 60% Andy Brack (D) 36%

Floyd Spence (R) 58% Jane Frederick (D) 41%

Lindsey Graham (R) 68% George Brightharp (D) 31%

South Carolina 4
Jim DeMint
Republican
Re-elected
Jim DeMint (R) 80%

John Spratt (D) 59% Carl Gullick (R) 40%


Texas

Max Sandlin (D) 56% Noble Willingham (R) 44%

Texas 2
Jim Turner
Democratic
Re-elected
Jim Turner (D) 92%

Sam Johnson (R) 72% Billy Wayne Zachary (D) 26%

Texas 4
Ralph Hall
Democratic
Re-elected
Ralph Hall (D) 61% Jon Newton (R) 38%

Texas 6
Joe Barton
Republican
Re-elected
Joe Barton (R) 89%

John Culberson (R) 74% Jeff Sell (D) 25%

Texas 8
Kevin Brady
Republican
Re-elected
Kevin Brady (R) 92%

Nick Lampson (D) 60% Paul Williams (R) 40%

Texas 10
Lloyd Doggett
Democratic
Re-elected
Lloyd Doggett (D) 85%

Chet Edwards (D) 55% Ramsey Farley (R) 45%

Texas 12
Kay Granger
Republican
Re-elected
Kay Granger (R) 63% Mark Greene (D) 36%

Mac Thornberry (R) 68% Curtis Clinesmith (D) 32%

Texas 14
Ron Paul
Republican
Re-elected
Ron Paul (R) 60% Loy Sneary (D) 40%

Ruben Hinojosa (D) 89% Frank Jones (I) 11%

Silvestre Reyes (D) 69% Daniel Power (R) 31%

Charles Stenholm (D) 60% Darrell Clements (R) 36%

Sheila Jackson Lee (D) 77% Bob Levy (R) 23%

Texas 19
Larry Combest
Republican
Re-elected
Larry Combest (R) 92%

Charlie Gonzalez (D) 88% Alejandro De Pena (I) 12%

Lamar S. Smith (R) 61% Joann Matranga (D) 37%

Texas 22
Tom DeLay
Republican
Re-elected
Tom DeLay (R) 66% Hill Kemp (D) 34%

Henry Bonilla (R) 60% Isidro Garza (D) 39%

Martin Frost (D) 62% Bryndan Wright (R) 37%

Texas 25
Ken Bentsen
Democratic
Re-elected
Ken Bentsen (D) 60% Phil Sudan (R) 39%

Texas 26
Dick Armey
Republican
Re-elected
Dick Armey (R) 73% Steve Love (D) 26%

Solomon Ortiz (D) 64% Pat Ahumada (R) 34%

Ciro Rodriguez (D) 89% William Stallknecht (I) 11%

Texas 29
Gene Green
Democratic
Re-elected
Gene Green (D) 74% Joe Vu (R) 26%


Virginia 2
Owen B. Pickett
Democratic
Retired Republican gain
Ed Schrock (R) 52% Jody Wagner (D) 48%

Virginia 3
Bobby Scott
Democratic
Re-elected
Bobby Scott (D) unopposed

Virginia 4
Norman Sisisky
Democratic
Re-elected
Norman Sisisky (D) unopposed

Virginia 5
Virgil Goode
Independent
Re-elected, Independent gain
Virgil Goode (I) 68% John Boyd (D) 31%

Virginia 6
Bob Goodlatte
Republican
Re-elected
Bob Goodlatte (R) unopposed

Eric Cantor (R) 67% Warren Stewart (D) 33%

Jim Moran (D) 64% Demaris H. Miller (R) 35%

Rick Boucher (D) 70% Michael Osborne (R) 30%

Virginia 10
Frank Wolf
Republican
Re-elected
Frank Wolf (R) 85%


Wisconsin

Paul Ryan (R) 66% Jeffrey Thomas (D) 34%

Tammy Baldwin (D) 51% John Sharpless (R) 49%

Wisconsin 3
Ron Kind
Democratic
Re-elected
Ron Kind (D) 64% Susan Tully (R) 36%

Tom Barrett (D) 78% Jonathan Smith (R) 22%

Wisconsin 6
Tom Petri
Republican
Re-elected
Tom Petri (R) 65% Dan Flaherty (D) 35%

Wisconsin 7
Dave Obey
Democratic
Re-elected
Dave Obey (D) 63% Sean Cronin (R) 37%

Wisconsin 8
Mark Green
Republican
Re-elected
Mark Green (R) 75% Dean Reich (D) 25%


Florida

Florida 1
Joe Scarborough
Republican
Re-elected
Joe Scarborough (R) unopposed

Florida 2
Allen Boyd
Democratic
Re-elected
Allen Boyd (D) 72% Doug Dodd (R) 28%

Corrine Brown (D) 58% Jennifer Carroll (R) 42%

Karen Thurman (D) 64% Pete Enwall (R) 36%

Florida 6
Cliff Stearns
Republican
Re-elected
Cliff Stearns (R) unopposed

Florida 7
John Mica
Republican
Re-elected
John Mica (R) 63% Dan Vaughen (D) 37%

Retired to run for U.S. Senate Republican hold

Michael Bilirakis (R) 81.9% Jon Duffey (Ref) 18.1%

Jim Davis (D) 84.6% Charlie Westlake (L) 15.4%

Florida 12
Charles Canady
Republican
Retired Republican hold
Adam Putnam (R) 57% Mike Stedem (D) 43%

Florida 13
Dan Miller
Republican
Re-elected
Dan Miller (R) 64% Daniel Dunn (D) 36%

Porter Goss (R) 85.2% Sam Farling (Ref) 14.8%

Florida 17
Carrie Meek
Democratic
Re-elected
Carrie Meek (D) unopposed

Florida 18
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen
Republican
Re-elected
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R) unopposed

Robert Wexler (D) 72% Morris Kent Thompson (R) 28%

Florida 20
Peter Deutsch
Democratic
Re-elected
Peter Deutsch (D) unopposed

Florida 21
Lincoln Diaz-Balart
Republican
Re-elected
Lincoln Diaz-Balart (R) unopposed

Florida 22
Clay Shaw
Republican
Re-elected
Clay Shaw (R) 50% Elaine Bloom (D) 50%


Florida

United States House of Representatives elections, 1998

Florida 1
Joe Scarborough
Republican
Re-elected
Joe Scarborough (R) 99.5% unopposed

Florida 2
Allen Boyd
Democratic
Re-elected
Allen Boyd (D) unopposed

Corrine Brown (D) 56% Bill Randall (D) 44%

Florida 4
Tillie Fowler
Republican
Re-elected
Tillie Fowler (R) unopposed

Karen Thurman (D) 66.3% Jack Gargan (Ref) 33.7%

Florida 6
Cliff Stearns
Republican
Re-elected
Cliff Stearns (R) unopposed

Florida 7
John Mica
Republican
Re-elected
John Mica (R) unopposed

Bill McCollum (R) 66% Al Krulick (D) 34%

Florida 9
Michael Bilirakis
Republican
Re-elected
Michael Bilirakis (R) unopposed

Florida 10
Bill Young
Republican
Re-elected
Bill Young (R) unopposed

Florida 11
Jim Davis
Democratic
Re-elected
Jim Davis (D) 65% John Chillura (R) 35%

Florida 12
Charles Canady
Republican
Re-elected
Charles Canady (R) unopposed

Florida 13
Dan Miller
Republican
Re-elected
Dan Miller (R) unopposed

Florida 14
Porter Goss
Republican
Re-elected
Porter Goss (R) unopposed

Dave Weldon (R) 63% David Golding (D) 37%

Florida 16
Mark Foley
Republican
Re-elected
Mark Foley (R) unopposed

Florida 17
Carrie Meek
Democratic
Re-elected
Carrie Meek (D) unopposed

Florida 18
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen
Republican
Re-elected
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R) unopposed

Florida 19
Robert Wexler
Democratic
Re-elected
Robert Wexler (D) unopposed

Florida 20
Peter Deutsch
Democratic
Re-elected
Peter Deutsch (D) unopposed

Lincoln Diaz-Balart (R) 75% Patrick Cusack (D) 25%

Florida 22
Clay Shaw
Republican
Re-elected
Clay Shaw (R) unopposed


Maryland

Wayne Gilchrest (R) 69% Irving Pinder (D) 31%

Robert Ehrlich (R) 69% Kenneth Bosley (D) 31%

Maryland 3
Ben Cardin
Democratic
Re-elected
Ben Cardin (D) 78% Colin Harby (R) 22%

Maryland 4
Albert Wynn
Democratic
Re-elected
Albert Wynn (D) 86% John Kimble (R) 14%

Steny Hoyer (D) 66% Robert Ostrom (R) 34%

Roscoe Bartlett (R) 63% Timothy McCown (D) 37%

Elijah Cummings (D) 86% Kenneth Kondner (R) 14%


New Jersey

Rob Andrews (D) 74% Ronald Richards (R) 23%

Frank LoBiondo (R) 66% Derek Hunsberger (D) 31%

Jim Saxton (R) 62% Steven Polansky (D) 36%

Chris Smith (R) 63% Larry Schneider (D) 35%

Marge Roukema (R) 64% Mike Schneider (D) 33%

Bob Franks (R) 53% Maryanne Connelly (D) 45%

Bill Pascrell (D) 62% Matthew Kirnan (R) 36%

Steve Rothman (D) 65% Steve Lonegan (R) 34%

New Jersey 10
Don Payne
Democratic
Re-elected
Don Payne (D) 84% William Wnuck (R) 11%

Rodney Frelinghuysen (R) 68% John Scollo (D) 30%

Rush D. Holt, Jr. (D) 51% Mike Pappas (R) 48%


New York

Michael Forbes (R) 64% William Holst (D) 36%

New York 2
Rick Lazio
Republican
1992
Re-elected
Rick Lazio (R) 67% John Bace (D) 30%

Peter King (R) 65% Kevin Langberg (D) 35%

Carolyn McCarthy (D) 53% Gregory Becker (R) 47%

Gary Ackerman (D) 65% David Pinzon (R) 34%

New York 6
Gregory W. Meeks
Democratic
February 3, 1998 (Special)
Re-elected
Gregory W. Meeks (D) unopposed

Joseph Crowley (D) 68% James Dillon (R) 28%

Jerrold Nadler (D) 86% Ted Howard (R) 14%

Retired to run for U.S. Senate Democratic hold

Anthony Weiner (D) 66% Leslie Telano (R) 24%

New York 10
Ed Towns
Democratic
1982
Re-elected
Ed Towns (D) 92% Ernestine Brown (R) 7%

Major Owens (D) 89% David Greene (R) 10%

Nydia Velazquez (D) 83% Rosemarie Markgraf (R) 13%

Vito Fossella (R) 66% Eugene Prisco (D) 34%

Charles B. Rangel (D) 94% David Cunningham (R) 6%

Jose Serrano (D) 96% Thomas Bayley (R) 4%

Eliot Engel (D) 88% Peter Fiumefreddo (R) 12%

New York 18
Nita Lowey
Democratic
1988
Re-elected
Nita Lowey (D) unopposed

New York 19
Sue Kelly
Republican
1994
Re-elected
Sue Kelly (R) 63% Dick Collins (D) 34%

Benjamin Gilman (R) 58% Paul Feiner (D) 40%

Mike McNulty (D) 74% Lauren Ayers (R) 26%

John Sweeney (R) 56% Jean Bordewich (D) 43%

New York 23
Sherwood Boehlert
Republican
1982
Re-elected
Sherwood Boehlert (R) unopposed

New York 24
John McHugh
Republican
1992
Re-elected
John McHugh (R) 79% Neil Tallon (D) 21%

Jim Walsh (R) 69% Yvonne Rothenberg (D) 31%

New York 27
Bill Paxon
Republican
1988
Retired Republican hold
Tom Reynolds (R) 58% Bill Cook (D) 42%

Louise Slaughter (D) 65% Richard Kaplan (R) 31%

John LaFalce (D) 58% Chris Collins (R) 41%

Jack Quinn (R) 68% Crystal Peoples (D) 32%


Pennsylvania

Bob Brady (D) 81% William Harrison (R) 17%

Chaka Fattah (D) 86% Anne Marie Mulligan (R) 14%

Robert Borski (D) 60% Charles Dougherty (R) 40%

Pennsylvania 4
Ron Klink
Democratic
1992
Re-elected
Ron Klink (D) 64% Mike Turzai (R) 36%

Pennsylvania 6
Tim Holden
Democratic
1992
Re-elected
Tim Holden (D) 61% John Meckley (R) 39%

Curt Weldon (R) 72% Martin D'Urso (D) 28%

Jim Greenwood (R) 64% Bill Tuthill (D) 33%

Pennsylvania 9
Bud Shuster
Republican
1972
Re-elected
Bud Shuster (R) unopposed

Don Sherwood (R) 49% Patrick Casey (D) 49%

Paul Kanjorski (D) 67% Stephen Urban (R) 33%

John Murtha (D) 68% Timothy Holloway (R) 32%

Pennsylvania 13
Jon D. Fox
Republican
1994
Lost re-election Democratic gain
Joe Hoeffel (D) 52% Jon D. Fox (R) 47%

William Coyne (D) 61% Bill Ravotti (R) 39%

Pat Toomey (R) 55% Roy Afflerbach (D) 45%

Joe Pitts (R) 71% Robert Yorczyk (D) 29%

Pennsylvania 17
George Gekas
Republican
1982
Re-elected
George Gekas (R) unopposed

Pennsylvania 18
Mike Doyle
Democratic
1994
Re-elected
Mike Doyle (D) 68% Dick Walker (R) 32%

Bill Goodling (R) 68% Linda Ropp (D) 29%

Pennsylvania 20
Frank Mascara
Democratic
1994
Re-elected
Frank Mascara (D) unopposed


Tennessee

William L. Jenkins (R) 69% Kay White (D) 31%

Tennessee 2
Jimmy Duncan Jr.
Republican
Re-elected
Jimmy Duncan Jr. (R) unopposed

Tennessee 3
Zach Wamp
Republican
Re-elected
Zach Wamp (R) 67% Lewis Lewis (D) 33%

Van Hilleary (R) 60% Jerry D. Cooper (D) 40%

Tennessee 5
Bob Clement
Democratic
Re-elected
Bob Clement (D) 83%

Tennessee 6
Bart Gordon
Democratic
Re-elected
Bart Gordon (D) 55% Walt Massey (R) 45%

Tennessee 7
Ed Bryant
Republican
Re-elected
Ed Bryant (R) unopposed

Tennessee 8
John Tanner
Democratic
Re-elected
John Tanner (D) unopposed


Wisconsin

Retired to run for U.S. Senate Republican hold

Paul Ryan (R) 57.1% Lydia Spottswood (D) 42.7%

Tammy Baldwin (D) 52.5% Josephine Musser (R) 47.4%

Ron Kind (D) 71.5% Troy Brechler (R) 28.4%

Jerry Kleczka (D) 57.9% Tom Reynolds (R) 42%

Tom Barrett (D) 78.2% Jack Melvin (R) 21.6%

Tom Petri (R) 92.6% Timothy Farness (T) 7.2%

Dave Obey (D) 60.6% Scott West (R) 39.3%


California

George Miller (D) 77% Norman Reece (R) 23%

Gary Condit (D) 86.7% Linda Degroat (L) 13.2%

Cal Dooley (D) 60.7% Cliff Unruh (R) 39.3%

Bill Thomas (R) 78.9% John Evans (Ref) 21%

Elton Gallegly (R) 60% Daniel Gonzalez (D) 39.4%

Howard McKeon (R) 74.7% Bruce Acker (L) 25.3%

Xavier Becerra (D) 81.3% Patricia Parker (R) 18.8%

Maxine Waters (D) 89.3% Gordon Mego (AI) 10.7%


Florida

United States House of Representatives elections, 1996

Joe Scarborough (R) 72.54% Kevin Beck (D) 27.42%

Florida 4
Tillie Fowler
Republican
Re-elected
Tillie Fowler (R) unopposed

Karen Thurman (D) 61.68% Dave Gentry (R) 38.32%

Cliff Stearns (R) 67.18% Newell O'Brien (D) 32.82%

John Mica (R) 62.04% George Stuart (D) 37.93%

Bill McCollum (R) 67.47% Al Krulick (D) 32.52%

Bill Young (R) 66.61% Henry Green (D) 33.39%

Jim Davis (D) 57.91% Mark Sharpe (R) 42.09%

Charles Canady (R) 61.57% Mike Canady (D) 38.43%

Dan Miller (R) 64.34% Sanford Gordon (D) 35.60%

Porter Goss (R) 73.49% Jim Nolan (D) 26.51%

Florida 16
Mark Foley
Republican
Re-elected
Mark Foley (R) 64% Jim Stuber (D) 36%

Carrie Meek (D) 88.75% Wellington Rolle (R) 11.24%

Florida 18
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen
Republican
Re-elected
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R) unopposed

Peter Deutsch (D) 64.99% Jim Jacobs (R) 35.01%

Florida 21
Lincoln Diaz-Balart
Republican
Re-elected
Lincoln Diaz-Balart (R) unopposed


Georgia

Sanford Bishop (D) 53.97% Darrel Ealum (R) 46.03%

Mac Collins (R) 61.11% Jim Chafin (D) 38.89%

Georgia 5
John Lewis
Democratic
Re-elected
John Lewis (D) unopposed

Newt Gingrich (R) 57.80% Michael Coles (D) 42.20%

Bob Barr (R) 57.80% Charlie Watts (D) 42.20%

Saxby Chambliss (R) 52.56% Jim Wiggins (D) 47.44%

Nathan Deal (R) 65.55% Ken Poston (D) 34.45%

Charlie Norwood (R) 52.34% David Bell (D) 47.65%


Illinois

Sidney Yates (D) 63.40% Joseph Walsh (R) 36.60%

John Porter (R) 69.09% Philip Torf (D) 30.91%

Jerry Weller (R) 51.77% Clem Balanoff (D) 48.23%

Harris Fawell (R) 59.93% Susan Hynes (D) 40.06%

Dennis Hastert (R) 64.39% Doug Mains (D) 35.60%

Thomas Ewing (R) 57.33% Laurel Prussing (D) 42.67%

Ray LaHood (R) 59.25% Mike Curran (D) 40.75%


Louisiana

Louisiana 1
Robert Livingston
Republican
Re-elected
Robert Livingston (R) (unopposed)

Louisiana 2
William J. Jefferson
Democratic
Re-elected
William J. Jefferson (D) (unopposed)

Louisiana 3
Billy Tauzin
Republican
Re-elected
Billy Tauzin (R) (unopposed)

Jim McCrery (R) 71.38% Paul Chachere (D) 28.62%

Richard Baker (R) 69.30% Steve Myers (D) 30.70%


New York

Michael Forbes (R) 54.72% Nora Bredes (D) 45.28%

Floyd Flake (D) 84.85% Jorawar Misir (R) 15.14%

Thomas Manton (D) 71.07% Rose Birtley (R) 28.93%

Major Owens (D) 91.95% Claudette Hayle (R) 8.04%

Gerald Solomon (R) 60.48% Steve James (D) 39.52%

Jim Walsh (R) 55.11% Marty Mack (D) 44.89%

Bill Paxon (R) 59.88% Thomas Fricano (D) 40.12%

John LaFalce (D) 61.99% David Callard (R) 38.01%


Texas

Retired to run for U.S. Senate Republican gain

Pete Sessions (R) 53.07% John Pouland (D) 46.93%

Kevin Brady (R) 59.11% Gene Fontenot (D) 40.89%

Nick Lampson (D) 52.83% Steve Stockman (R) 47.16%

Larry Combest (R) 80.37% John Sawyer (D) 19.63%

Tom DeLay (R) 68.11% Scott Cunningham (D) 31.89%


Washington

Rick White (R) 53.74% Jeff Coopersmith (D) 46.26%

Linda Smith (R) 50.18% Brian Baird (D) 49.82%

Doc Hastings (R) 52.96% Rick Locke (D) 47.04%

George Nethercutt (R) 55.58% Judy Olson (D) 44.41%

Jim McDermott (D) 80.96% Frank Kleschen (R) 19.04%


Georgia

United States House of Representatives elections, 1994

District
Incumbent
Party
First elected
Status
Opponent

Sanford Bishop (D) 66.2% John Clayton (R) 33.8%

Mac Collins (R) 65.5% Fred Overby (D) 34.5%

John Linder (R) 57.9% Comer Yates (D) 42.1%

John Lewis (D) 69.1% Dale Dixon (R) 30.9%

Newt Gingrich (R) 64.2% Ben L. Jones (D) 35.8%

Bob Barr (R) 51.9% George Darden (D) 48.1%

Saxby Chambliss (R) 62.7% Craig Mathis (D) 37.3%

Nathan Deal (D) 57.9% Robert L. Castello (R) 42.1%


Massachusetts

Massachusetts1
John Olver
Democratic
Re-elected
John Olver (D) unopposed

Massachusetts4
Barney Frank
Democratic
Re-elected
Barney Frank (D) unopposed

Marty Meehan (D) 69.8% David E. Coleman (R) 30.1%

Ed Markey (D) 64.4% Brad Bailey (R) 35.5%

Massachusetts8
Joe Kennedy
Democratic
Re-elected
Joe Kennedy (D) unopposed


North Carolina

Eva M. Clayton (D) 61.1% Ted Tyler (R) 38.9%

Fred Heineman (R) 50.4% David Price (D) 49.6%

Richard Burr (R) 57.3% A. P. Sands (D) 42.7%

North Carolina6
Howard Coble
Republican
Re-elected
Howard Coble (R) unopposed

Bill Hefner (D) 52.4% Sherrill Morgan (R) 47.6%

Sue Wilkins Myrick (R) 65.0% Rory Blake (D) 35.0%


Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania4
Ron Klink
Democratic
Re-elected
Ron Klink (D) 64.2% Ed Peglow (R) 35.8%

Pennsylvania5
William F. Clinger, Jr.
Republican
Re-elected
William F. Clinger, Jr. (R) unopposed

Curt Weldon (R) 69.7% Sara R. Nichols (D) 30.3%

Pennsylvania9
Bud Shuster
Republican
Re-elected
Bud Shuster (R) unopposed

John Murtha (D) 68.9% Bill Choby (R) 31.1%

Pennsylvania17
George Gekas
Republican
Re-elected
George Gekas (R) unopposed

Retired to run for U.S. Senate Democratic gain

Michael F. Doyle (D) 54.8% John McCarty (R) 45.2%

Pennsylvania19
William F. Goodling
Republican
Re-elected
William F. Goodling (R) unopposed


Rick Lazio (R) 50.8% Thomas Downey (D) 49.2%

Retired to run for the U.S. Senate Republican gain

Peter T. King (R) 49.6% Steve Orlins (D) 46.5%

David A. Levy (R) 50.4% Philip Schiliro (D) 49.6%

Gary Ackerman (D) 56.1% Allan E. Binder (R) 43.9%

Gary Ackerman Redistricted from the 7th district

Jerrold Nadler Redistricted from the 17th district

Jerrold Nadler (D) 83.8% David L. Askren (R) 16.2%

Edolphus Towns Redistricted from the 11th district

Edolphus Towns (D) 95.6 Owen Augustin (C) 4.4%

Major R. Owens Redistricted from the 12th district

Major R. Owens (D) 94.7% Michael Gaffney (C) 5.3%

Susan Molinari Redistricted from the 14th district

Susan Molinari (R) 57.3% Sal F. Albanese (D) 42.7%

Eliot L. Engel Redistricted from the 19th district

Eliot L. Engel (D) 85.2% Martin Richman (R) 14.8%

James T. Walsh Redistricted from the 27th district

James T. Walsh (R) 54.0% Rhea Jezer (D) 46.0%

Maurice Hinchey (D) 53.4% Bob Moppert (R) 46.6%


Minnesota

United States House of Representatives elections, 1990

District Incumbent Party Elected Status Opponent

Tim Penny (D) 78.1% Doug Andersen (R) 21.9%

Minnesota2
Vin Weber
Republican
Re-elected
Vin Weber (R) 61.8% Jim Stone (D) 38.1%

Jim Ramstad (R) 66.9% Lou DeMars (D) 32.9%

Bruce Vento (D) 64.7% Ian Maitland (R) 35.1%

Gerry Sikorski (D) 64.6% Bruce Anderson (R) 35.3%


North Carolina

Tim Valentine (D) 74.7% Hal C. Sharpe (R) 25.3%

Martin Lancaster (D) 59.3% Don Davis (R) 40.7%

David Price (D) 58.1% John H. Carrington (R) 41.9%

Stephen L. Neal (D) 59.1% Ken Bell (R) 40.9%

Howard Coble (R) 66.6% Helen Allegrone (D) 33.4%


Texas

Jim Chapman (D) 61.0% Hamp Hodges (R) 39.0%

Charlie Wilson (D) 55.6% Donna Peterson (R) 44.4%

Steve Bartlett (R) 99.6% Noel Kopala (I-WI) 0.4%

Ralph Hall (D) 99.6% Tim J. McCord (I-WI) 0.4%

Texas7
Bill Archer
Republican
Re-elected
Bill Archer (R) unopposed

Texas8
Jack Fields
Republican
Re-elected
Jack Fields (R) unopposed

Jack Brooks (D) 57.7% Maury Meyers (R) 42.3%

Chet Edwards (D) 53.5% Hugh Shine (R) 46.5%

Pete Geren (D) 71.3% Mike McGinn (R) 28.7%

Greg Laughlin (D) 54.3% Joe Dial (R) 45.7%

Texas15
Kika de la Garza
Democratic
Re-elected
Kika de la Garza (D) unopposed

Texas17
Charles Stenholm
Democratic
Re-elected
Charles Stenholm (D) unopposed

Texas18
Craig Anthony Washington
Democratic
Re-elected
Craig Anthony Washington (D) 99.6%

Texas19
Larry Combest
Republican
Re-elected
Larry Combest (R) unopposed

Texas20
Henry B. Gonzalez
Democratic
Re-elected
Henry B. Gonzalez (D) unopposed

Tom DeLay (R) 71.2% Bruce Director (D) 28.8%

Texas24
Martin Frost
Democratic
Re-elected
Martin Frost (D) unopposed

Texas25
Michael A. Andrews
Democratic
Re-elected
Michael A. Andrews (D) unopposed

Dick Armey (R) 70.4% John Wayne Caton (D) 29.6%


California

Nancy Pelosi (D) 77.2% Alan Nichols (R) 22.8%

Barbara Boxer (D) 68.1% Bill Boerum (R) 31.9%

George Miller (D) 60.5% Roger A. Payton (R) 39.5%

Ron Dellums (D) 61.3% Barbara Galewski (R) 38.7%

Pete Stark (D) 58.4% Victor Romero (R) 41.6%

Don Edwards (D) 62.7% Mark Patrosso (R) 37.3%

Gary Condit (D) 66.2% Cliff Burris (R) 33.8%

California 18
Richard H. Lehman
Democratic
1982
Re-elected
Richard H. Lehman (D) unopposed

Ed Torres (D) 60.7% John Eastman (R) 39.3%

George Brown, Jr. (D) 52.7% Bob Hammock (R) 47.3%

Bob Dornan (R) 58.1% Barbara Jackson (D) 41.9%

Christopher Cox (R) 67.6% Eugene Gratz (D) 32.4%


United States House of Representatives elections, 1988

Charles Hayes (D) 96.0% Stephen J. Evans (R) 4.0%

Gus Savage (D) 82.7% William T. Hespel (R) 17.3%

Marty Russo (D) 62.2% Joseph J. McCarthy (R) 37.8%

Henry Hyde (R) 73.7% William J. Andrle (D) 26.3%

Illinois 7
Cardiss Collins
Democratic
Re-elected
Cardiss Collins (D) Unopposed

Phil Crane (R) 75.2% John A. Leonardi (D) 24.8%

Lane Evans (D) 64.9% William E. Stewart (R) 35.1%


Silvio Conte (R) 82.7% John R. Arden (D) 17.3%

Richard Neal (D) 80.3% Louis R. Godena (I) 19.7%

Massachusetts 3
Joseph D. Early
Democratic
Re-elected
Joseph D. Early (D) Unopposed

Barney Frank (D) 70.3% Debra R. Tucker (R) 29.7%

Massachusetts 7
Ed Markey
Democratic
Re-elected
Ed Markey (D) Unopposed

Massachusetts 9
Joe Moakley
Democratic
Re-elected
Joe Moakley (D) Unopposed


North Carolina 2
Tim Valentine
Democratic
Re-elected
Tim Valentine (D) Unopposed

North Carolina 3
Martin Lancaster
Democratic
Re-elected
Martin Lancaster (D) Unopposed

David E. Price (D) 58.0% Tom Fetzer (R) 42.0%

Stephen L. Neal (D) 52.6% Lyons Gray (R) 47.4%

Howard Coble (R) 62.5% Tom Gilmore (D) 37.5%

Bill Hefner (D) 51.5% Ted Blanton (R) 48.5%

Alex McMillan (R) 65.9% Mark Sholander (D) 34.1%


Tom Luken (D) 56.5% Steve Chabot (R) 43.5%

Bill Gradison (R) 72.3% Chuck R. Stidham (D) 27.7%

Tony P. Hall (D) 76.9% Ron Crutcher (R) 23.1%

Ohio 4
Mike Oxley
Republican
Re-elected
Mike Oxley (R) Unopposed

Paul Gillmor (R) 60.6% Tom Murray (D) 39.4%

Bob McEwen (R) 74.3% Gordon R. Roberts (D) 25.7%

Mike DeWine (R) 73.9% Jack Schira (D) 26.1%

Buz Lukens (R) 75.9% John W. Griffin (D) 24.1%

Marcy Kaptur (D) 81.3% Al Hawkins (R) 18.7%

John Kasich (R) 80.1% Mark P. Brown (D) 19.9%

Don Pease (D) 69.8% Dwight Brown (R) 30.2%

Thomas C. Sawyer (D) 74.7% Loretta Lang (R) 25.3%

Ralph Regula (R) 78.6% Melvin J. Gravely (D) 21.4%

Ed Feighan (D) 70.5% Noel F. Roberts (R) 29.5%

Mary Rose Oakar (D) 82.6% Michael Sajna (R) 17.4%


Jimmy Quillen (R) 80.2% Sidney S. Smith (D) 19.8%

Marilyn Lloyd (D) 57.4% Harold W. Coker (R) 42.6%

Tennessee 4
Jim Cooper
Democratic
Re-elected
Jim Cooper (D) Unopposed

Tennessee 5
Bob Clement
Democratic
Re-elected
Bob Clement (D) Unopposed

Bart Gordon (D) 76.5% Wallace Embry (R) 23.5%


Jim Chapman (D) 62.2% Horace McQueen (R) 37.8%

Steve Bartlett (R) 81.8% Blake Cowden (D) 18.2%

Texas 8
Jack Fields
Republican
Re-elected
Jack Fields (R) Unopposed

Texas 9
Jack Brooks
Democratic
Re-elected
Jack Brooks (D) Unopposed

J. J. Pickle (D) 93.4% Vincent J. May ( L ) 6.6%

Texas 12
Jim Wright
Democratic
Re-elected
Jim Wright (D) Unopposed

Retired to run for U. S. Senate Democratic gain

Bill Sarpalius (D) 52.5% Larry S. Milner (R) 47.5%

Texas 16
Ronald D. Coleman
Democratic
Re-elected
Ronald D. Coleman (D) Unopposed

Texas 17
Charles Stenholm
Democratic
Re-elected
Charles Stenholm (D) Unopposed

Larry Combest (R) 67.7% Gerald McCathern (D) 32.3%

Lamar S. Smith (R) 93.2% Jim Robinson ( L ) 6.8%

Martin Frost (D) 92.6% Leo Sadovy (R) 7.4%

Dick Armey (R) 69.3% Jo Ann Reyes (D) 30.7%


Virginia 3
Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.
Republican
Re-elected
Thomas J. Bliley, Jr. (R) Unopposed

Virginia 4
Norman Sisisky
Democratic
Re-elected
Norman Sisisky (D) Unopposed

Jim Olin (D) 63.9% Charles E. Judd (R) 36.1%

Virginia 7
D. French Slaughter, Jr.
Republican
Re-elected
D. French Slaughter, Jr. (R) Unopposed

Rick Boucher (D) 63.4% John C. Brown (R) 36.6%


Les Aspin (D) 76.2% Bernard J. Weaver (R) 23.8%

Steve Gunderson (R) 68.4% Karl Krueger (D) 31.6%

Wisconsin 4
Jerry Kleczka
Democratic
Re-elected
Jerry Kleczka (D) Unopposed

Jim Moody (D) 64.2% Helen I. Barnhill (R) 35.8%

Tom Petri (R) 74.2% Joseph Garrett (D) 25.8%


United States House of Representatives elections, 1986

Gus Savage (D) 83.8% Ron Taylor (R) 16.2%

Marty Russo (D) 66.2% James J. Tierney (R) 33.8%

Jack Davis (R) 51.6% Shawn Collins (D) 48.4%

Henry Hyde (R) 75.4% Robert H. Renshaw (D) 24.6%

Sidney R. Yates (D) 71.6% Herbert Sohn (R) 28.4%

Phil Crane (R) 77.7% John A. Leonardi (D) 22.3%

Dennis Hastert (R) 52.4% Mary Lou Kearns (D) 47.6%

Illinois 15
Edward Rell Madigan
Republican
Re-elected
Edward Rell Madigan (R) Unopposed

Lane Evans (D) 55.6% Sam McHard (R) 44.4%

Robert H. Michel (R) 62.6% Jim Dawson (D) 37.4%

Terry L. Bruce (D) 66.4% Al Salvi (R) 33.6%

Dick Durbin (D) 68.1% Kevin B. McCarthy (R) 31.9%

Melvin Price (D) 50.4% Robert H. Gaffner (R) 49.6%


Louisiana 1
Bob Livingston
Republican
Re-elected
Bob Livingston (R) Unopposed

Louisiana 2
Lindy Boggs
Democratic
Re-elected
Lindy Boggs (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 3
Billy Tauzin
Democratic
Re-elected
Billy Tauzin (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 4
Buddy Roemer
Democratic
Re-elected
Buddy Roemer (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 5
Jerry Huckaby
Democratic
Re-elected
Jerry Huckaby (D) Unopposed

Retired to run for U. S. Senate Republican hold


Tom Luken (D) 61.7% Fred E. Morr (R) 38.3%

Tony P. Hall (D) 73.7% Ron Crutcher (R) 26.3%

Del Latta (R) 65.0% Tom Murray (D) 35.0%

Ohio 7
Mike DeWine
Republican
Re-elected
Mike DeWine (R) Unopposed

Buz Lukens (R) 68.1% John W. Griffin (D) 31.9%

Marcy Kaptur (D) 77.5% Mike Shufeldt (R) 22.5%

John Kasich (R) 73.4% Timothy C. Jochim (D) 26.6%

Thomas C. Sawyer (D) 53.7% Lynn Slaby (R) 46.3%

Jim Traficant (D) 72.3% James H. Fulks (R) 27.7%

Ohio 18
Douglas Applegate
Democratic
Re-elected
Douglas Applegate (D) Unopposed

Ed Feighan (D) 54.8% Gary C. Suhadolnik (R) 45.2%

Mary Rose Oakar (D) 84.9% Bill Smith (R) 15.1%


Gus Yatron (D) 69.1% Norm Bertasavage (R) 30.9%

Retired to run for U. S. Senate Republican gain

Curt Weldon (R) 61.3% Bill Spingler (D) 38.7%

Pennsylvania 9
Bud Shuster
Republican
Re-elected
Bud Shuster (R) Unopposed

John Murtha (D) 67.4% Kathy Holtzman (R) 32.6%

Donald L. Ritter (R) 56.8% Joe Simonetta (D) 43.2%

George Gekas (R) 73.6% Michael S. Ogden (D) 26.4%

Doug Walgren (D) 63.0% Ernie Buckman (R) 37.0%

Tom Ridge (R) 80.9% Joylyn Blackwell (D) 19.1%


Jimmy Quillen (R) 68.9% John B. Russell (D) 31.1%

John Duncan, Sr. (R) 76.2% John F. Bowen (D) 23.8%

Marilyn Lloyd (D) 53.9% Jim Golden (R) 46.1%

Tennessee 4
Jim Cooper
Democratic
Re-elected
Jim Cooper (D) Unopposed

Bart Gordon (D) 76.8% Fred Vail (R) 23.2%

Don Sundquist (R) 72.3% M. Lloyd Hiler (D) 27.7%


Texas 1
Jim Chapman
Democratic
Re-elected
Jim Chapman (D) Unopposed

Ralph Hall (D) 71.7% Thomas Blow (R) 28.3%

Joe Barton (R) 55.8% Pete Geren (D) 44.2%

Jack Fields (R) 68.4% Blaine Mann (D) 31.6%

Jack Brooks (D) 61.5% Lisa D. Duperier (R) 38.5%

Texas 11
Marvin Leath
Democratic
Re-elected
Marvin Leath (D) Unopposed

Jim Wright (D) 68.7% Don McNeil (R) 31.3%

Beau Boulter (R) 64.9% Doug Seal (D) 35.1%

Mac Sweeney (R) 52.3% Greg Laughlin (D) 47.7%

Texas 15
Kika de la Garza
Democratic
Re-elected
Kika de la Garza (D) Unopposed

Ronald D. Coleman (D) 65.7% Roy Gillia (R) 34.3%

Texas 17
Charles Stenholm
Democratic
Re-elected
Charles Stenholm (D) Unopposed

Mickey Leland (D) 90.2% Joanne Kuniansky (I) 9.8%

Larry Combest (R) 62.0% Gerald McCathern (D) 38.0%

Texas 20
Henry B. Gonzalez
Democratic
Re-elected
Henry B. Gonzalez (D) Unopposed

Tom DeLay (R) 71.8% Susan Director (D) 28.2%

Albert Bustamante (D) 90.7% Ken Hendrix ( L ) 9.3%

Martin Frost (D) 67.2% Bob Burk (R) 32.8%

Texas 25
Michael A. Andrews
Democratic
Re-elected
Michael A. Andrews (D) Unopposed

Dick Armey (R) 68.1% George Richardson (D) 31.9%


United States House of Representatives elections, 1984

Florida 1
Earl Dewitt Hutto
Democratic
Re-elected
Earl Dewitt Hutto (D) Unopposed

Florida 2
Don Fuqua
Democratic
Re-elected
Don Fuqua (D) Unopposed

Florida 3
Charles Edward Bennett
Democratic
Re-elected
Charles Edward Bennett (D) Unopposed

Florida 5
Bill McCollum
Republican
Re-elected
Bill McCollum (R) Unopposed

Florida 6
Buddy MacKay
Democratic
Re-elected
Buddy MacKay (D) 99.3% Others 0.7%

Bill Young (R) 80.3% Robert Kent (D) 19.7%

Michael Bilirakis (R) 78.6% Jack Wilson (D) 21.4%

Andy Ireland (R) 61.9% Patricia M. Glass (D) 38.1%

Bill Nelson (D) 60.5% Rob Quartel (R) 39.5%

Florida 12
Tom Lewis
Republican
Re-elected
Tom Lewis (R) Unopposed

Florida 13
Connie Mack
Republican
Re-elected
Connie Mack (R) Unopposed

Florida 14
Dan Mica
Democratic
Re-elected
Dan Mica (D) 55.4% Don Ross (R) 44.6%

Lawrence J. Smith (D) 56.4% Tom Bush (R) 43.6%

Florida 17
William Lehman
Democratic
Re-elected
William Lehman (D) Unopposed

Claude Pepper (D) 60.5% Ricardo Nunez (R) 39.5%


Georgia 2
Charles Floyd Hatcher
Democratic
Re-elected
Charles Floyd Hatcher (D) Unopposed

Richard Ray (D) 81.4% Mitch Cantu (R) 18.6%

Georgia 5
Wyche Fowler
Democratic
Re-elected
Wyche Fowler (D) Unopposed

George Darden (D) 55.2% Bill Bronson (R) 44.8%

Georgia 8
J. Roy Rowland
Democratic
Re-elected
J. Roy Rowland (D) Unopposed

Ed Jenkins (D) 67.5% Frank H. Cofer, Jr. (R) 32.5%


Gus Savage (D) 83.0% Dale F. Harman (R) 17.0%

Marty Russo (D) 64.4% Richard D. Murphy (R) 35.6%

Henry Hyde (R) 75.1% Robert H. Renshaw (D) 24.9%

Cardiss Collins (D) 78.4% James L. Bevel (R) 21.6%

Sidney R. Yates (D) 67.5% Herbert Sohn (R) 32.5%

John E. Porter (R) 72.6% Ruth C. Braver (D) 27.4%

Phil Crane (R) 77.8% Edward J. LaFlamme (D) 22.2%

Retired to run for U. S. Senate Republican hold

John E. Grotberg (R) 62.2% Dan McGrath (D) 37.8%

Lane Evans (D) 56.7% Kenneth G. McMillan (R) 43.3%

Terry L. Bruce (D) 52.3% Dan Crane (R) 47.7%

Dick Durbin (D) 61.3% Richard G. Austin (R) 38.7%

Melvin Price (D) 60.2% Robert H. Gaffner (R) 39.8%


Bill Gradison (R) 68.6% Thomas J. Porter (D) 31.4%

Ohio 3
Tony P. Hall
Democratic
Re-elected
Tony P. Hall (D) Unopposed

Mike Oxley (R) 77.5% William O. Sutton (D) 22.5%

Del Latta (R) 62.7% James R. Sherck (D) 37.3%

Bob McEwen (R) 74.0% Bob Smith (D) 26.0%

Tom Kindness (R) 76.9% John T. Francis (D) 23.1%

Dennis E. Eckart (D) 66.8% Dean Beagle (R) 33.2%

John Kasich (R) 69.5% Richard S. Sloan (D) 30.5%

Chalmers P. Wylie (R) 71.6% Duane Jager (D) 28.4%

Ralph Regula (R) 72.4% James Gwin (D) 27.6%


Joseph P. Kolter (D) 56.8% Jim Kunder (R) 43.2%

Pennsylvania 6
Gus Yatron
Democratic
Re-elected
Gus Yatron (D) Unopposed

Robert W. Edgar (D) 50.1% Curt Weldon (R) 49.9%

Bud Shuster (R) 66.5% Nancy Kulp (D) 33.5%

Joseph M. McDade (R) 77.1% Gene Basalyga (D) 22.9%


Texas 1
Sam B. Hall
Democratic
Re-elected
Sam B. Hall (D) Unopposed

Steve Bartlett (R) 83.0% Jim Westbrook (D) 17.0%

Ralph Hall (D) 58.0% Thomas Blow (R) 42.0%

Texas 5
John Wiley Bryant
Democratic
Re-elected
John Wiley Bryant (D) Unopposed

Retired to run for U. S. Senate Republican hold

Joe Barton (R) 56.6% Dan Kubiak (D) 43.4%

Jack Fields (R) 64.6% Don Buford (D) 35.4%

Jack Brooks (D) 58.8% Jim Mahan (R) 41.2%

Texas 10
J. J. Pickle
Democratic
Re-elected
J. J. Pickle (D) Unopposed

Texas 11
Marvin Leath
Democratic
Re-elected
Marvin Leath (D) Unopposed

Texas 12
Jim Wright
Democratic
Re-elected
Jim Wright (D) Unopposed

Beau Boulter (R) 53.0% Jack Hightower (D) 47.0%

Texas 15
Kika de la Garza
Democratic
Re-elected
Kika de la Garza (D) Unopposed

Ronald D. Coleman (D) 57.4% Jack Hammond (R) 42.6%

Texas 17
Charles Stenholm
Democratic
Re-elected
Charles Stenholm (D) Unopposed

Retired to run for U. S. Senate Republican gain

Larry Combest (R) 58.1% Don R. Richards (D) 41.9%

Texas 20
Henry B. Gonzalez
Democratic
Re-elected
Henry B. Gonzalez (D) Unopposed

Tom Loeffler (R) 80.6% Joe Sullivan (D) 19.4%

Tom DeLay (R) 65.3% Doug Williams (R) 34.7%

Texas 23
Abraham Kazen, Jr.
Democratic
Lost renomination Democratic hold
Albert Bustamante (D) Unopposed

Martin Frost (D) 59.5% Bob Burk (R) 40.5%

Dick Armey (R) 51.3% Tom Vandergriff (D) 48.7%


United States House of Representatives elections, 1982

Louisiana 1
Bob Livingston
Republican
Re-elected
Bob Livingston (R) Unopposed

Louisiana 2
Lindy Boggs
Democratic
Re-elected
Lindy Boggs (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 3
Billy Tauzin
Democratic
Re-elected
Billy Tauzin (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 4
Buddy Roemer
Democratic
Re-elected
Buddy Roemer (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 5
Jerry Huckaby
Democratic
Re-elected
Jerry Huckaby (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 6
Henson Moore
Republican
Re-elected
Henson Moore (R) Unopposed

Louisiana 7
John Breaux
Democratic
Re-elected
John Breaux (D) Unopposed


Massachusetts 1
Silvio Conte
Republican
Re-elected
Silvio Conte (R) Unopposed

Edward Boland (D) 72.6% Thomas P. Swank (R) 27.4%

Massachusetts 3
Joseph D. Early
Democratic
Re-elected
Joseph D. Early (D) Unopposed

Barney Frank (D) 59.5% Margaret Heckler (R) 40.5%

Ed Markey (D) 77.8% David M. Basile (R) 22.2%


Richard T. Schulze (R) 67.2% Bob Burger (D) 32.8%

Gus Yatron (D) 72.0% Harry B. Martin (R) 28.0%

Robert W. Edgar (D) 55.4% Steve Joachim (R) 44.6%

Bud Shuster (R) 65.1% Eugene J. Duncan (D) 34.9%

Retired to run for Governor Republican gain

George Gekas (R) 57.6% Larry Hochendoner (D) 42.4%


United States House of Representatives elections, 1980

Gus Savage (D) 88.2% Marsha A. Harris (R) 11.8%

Henry Hyde (R) 67.0% Mario Reymond Reda (D) 33.0%

Cardiss Collins (D) 85.1% Ruth R. Hooper (R) 14.9%

Phil Crane (R) 74.1% David McCartney (D) 25.9%

Robert McClory (R) 71.7% Michael Reese (D) 28.3%

Tom Corcoran (R) 76.7% John P. Quillin (D) 23.3%

Tom Railsback (R) 73.4% Thomas J. Hand (D) 26.6%

Paul Findley (R) 56.0% David Robinson (D) 44.0%


Bill Clay (D) 70.2% Bill White (R) 29.8%

Ike Skelton (D) 67.8% Bill Baker (R) 32.2%

Gene Taylor (R) 67.8% Ken Young (D) 32.2%

Wendell Bailey (R) 57.1% Steve Gardner (D) 42.9%

Harold Volkmer (D) 56.5% John W. Turner (R) 43.5%


Gus Yatron (D) 67.1% George Hulshart (R) 32.9%

Pennsylvania 9
Bud Shuster
Republican
Re-elected
Bud Shuster (R) Unopposed

James L. Nelligan (R) 51.9% Ray Musto (D) 48.1%

John Murtha (D) 59.4% Charles A. Getty (R) 40.6%

Doug Walgren (D) 68.5% Steven R. Snyder (R) 31.5%

Donald A. Bailey (D) 68.4% Dirk Matson (R) 31.6%


Jimmy Quillen (R) 86.2% John Curtis (I) 13.8%

Marilyn Lloyd (D) 61.1% Glen Byers (R) 38.9%

Al Gore (D) 79.3% James Beau Seigneur (R) 20.7%

Bill Boner (D) 65.4% Mike Adams (R) 34.6%

Tennessee 6
Robin Beard
Republican
Re-elected
Robin Beard (R) Unopposed

Ed Jones (D) 77.3% Daniel Campbell (R) 22.7%


United States House of Representatives elections, 1978

Georgia 1
Ronald "Bo" Ginn
Democratic
Re-elected
Ronald "Bo" Ginn (D) Unopposed

Georgia 2
Dawson Mathis
Democratic
Re-elected
Dawson Mathis (D) Unopposed

Georgia 3
Jack Thomas Brinkley
Democratic
Re-elected
Jack Thomas Brinkley (D) Unopposed

Newt Gingrich (R) 54.4% Virginia Shapard (D) 45.6%

Georgia 8
Billy Lee Evans
Democratic
Re-elected
Billy Lee Evans (D) Unopposed

Ed Jenkins (D) 76.9% David G. Ashworth (R) 23.1%


Louisiana 1
Bob Livingston
Republican
Re-elected
Bob Livingston (R) Unopposed

Louisiana 2
Lindy Boggs
Democratic
Re-elected
Lindy Boggs (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 3
Dave Treen
Republican
Re-elected
Dave Treen (R) Unopposed

Louisiana 5
Jerry Huckaby
Democratic
Re-elected
Jerry Huckaby (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 6
Henson Moore
Republican
Re-elected
Henson Moore (R) Unopposed

Louisiana 7
John Breaux
Democratic
Re-elected
John Breaux (D) Unopposed


Robert A. Young (D) 56.4% Bob Chase (R) 43.6%

Dick Gephardt (D) 81.9% Lee Buchschacher (R) 18.1%

Ike Skelton (D) 72.8% Bill Baker (R) 27.2%

Gene Taylor (R) 61.2% Jim Thomas (D) 38.8%

Harold Volkmer (D) 74.7% Jerry Dent (R) 25.3%


James H. Scheuer (D) 78.5% Kenneth Huhn (R) 21.5%

Shirley Chisholm (D) 87.8% Charles Gibbs (R) 12.2%

Stephen J. Solarz (D) 81.1% Max Carasso (R) 18.9%

S. William Green (R) 53.3% Carter Burden (D) 46.7%

New York 31
Donald J. Mitchell
Republican
Re-elected
Donald J. Mitchell (R) Unopposed

Jack Kemp (R) 94.8% James A. Peck ( Lib ) 5.2%


Sam B. Hall (D) 78.1% Fred Hudson (R) 21.9%

Texas 3
James M. Collins
Republican
Re-elected
James M. Collins (R) Unopposed

Ray Roberts (D) 61.5% Frank S. Glenn (R) 38.5%

Phil Gramm (D) 65.1% Wes Mowery (R) 34.9%

Jack Brooks (D) 63.3% Randy Evans (R) 36.7%

Marvin Leath (D) 51.6% Jack Burgess (R) 48.4%

Jim Wright (D) 68.5% Claude K. Brown (R) 31.5%

Joseph P. Wyatt, Jr. (D) 72.4% Joy Yates (R) 27.6%

Richard C. White (D) 70.0% Michael Giere (R) 30.0%

Kent Hance (D) 53.2% George W. Bush (R) 46.8%

Texas 20
Henry B. Gonzalez
Democratic
Re-elected
Henry B. Gonzalez (D) Unopposed

Ron Paul (R) 50.6% Robert Gammage (D) 49.4%


Bob Matsui (D) 53.4% Sandy Smoley (R) 46.6%

Victor H. Fazio (D) 55.4% Rex Hime (R) 44.6%

John L. Burton (D) 66.8% Dolores Skore (R) 33.2%

Ron Dellums (D) 57.4% Charles V. Hughes (R) 42.6%

Don Edwards (D) 67.1% Rudy Hansen (R) 32.9%

Tony Coelho (D) 60.1% Chris Patterakis (R) 39.9%

Leon Panetta (D) 61.4% Eric Seastrand (R) 38.6%

Chip Pashayan (R) 54.5% John Hans Krebs (D) 45.5%

Barry Goldwater, Jr. (R) 66.4% Pat Lear (D) 33.6%

California 26
John H. Rousselot
Republican
Re-elected
John H. Rousselot (R) Unopposed

Bob Dornan (R) 51.0% Carey Peck (D) 49.0%

George E. Danielson (D) 71.4% Henry Ares (R) 28.6%

Charles H. Wilson (D) 67.8% Don Grimshaw (R) 32.2%

James F. Lloyd (D) 54.0% David Dreier (R) 46.0%

Jerry M. Patterson (D) 58.6% Dan Goedeke (R) 41.4%

Robert Badham (R) 65.9% Jim McGuy (D) 34.1%

Bob Wilson (R) 58.1% King Golden, Jr. (D) 41.9%


United States House of Representatives elections, 1976

Florida 1
Robert L. F. Sikes
Democratic
Re-elected
Robert L. F. Sikes (D) Unopposed

Florida 2
Don Fuqua
Democratic
Re-elected
Don Fuqua (D) Unopposed

Florida 3
Charles Edward Bennett
Democratic
Re-elected
Charles Edward Bennett (D) Unopposed

Florida 4
William V. Chappell, Jr.
Democratic
Re-elected
William V. Chappell, Jr. (D) Unopposed

Richard Kelly (R) 59.0% JoAnn Saunders (D) 41.0%

Sam M. Gibbons (D) 65.7% Dusty Owens (R) 34.3%

Andy Ireland (D) 58.0% Bob Johnson (R) 42.0%

Louis A. Bafalis (R) 66.3% Bill Sikes (D) 33.7%


Robert L. Leggett (D) 50.2% Albert Dehr (R) 49.8%

John J. McFall (D) 72.5% Roger A. Blain (R) 27.5%

Leon Panetta (D) 53.4% Burt L. Talcott (R) 46.6%

William M. Ketchum (R) 64.2% Dean Close (D) 35.8%

John H. Rousselot (R) 65.6% Bruce Latta (D) 34.4%

Retired to run for U. S. Senate Republican hold

Bob Dornan (R) 54.7% Gary Familian (D) 45.3%

California 31
Charles H. Wilson
Democratic
Re-elected
Charles H. Wilson (D) Unopposed

Del M. Clawson (R) 55.1% Ted Snyder (D) 44.9%

Mark W. Hannaford (D) 50.7% Dan Lungren (R) 49.3%

James F. Lloyd (D) 53.3% Louis Brutocao (R) 46.7%

Robert Badham (R) 59.3% Vivian Hall (D) 40.7%

Bob Wilson (R) 57.7% King Golden, Jr. (D) 42.3%

Lionel Van Deerlin (D) 76.0% Wes Marden (R) 24.0%


United States House of Representatives elections, 1974

Marty Russo (D) 52.6% Robert P. Hanrahan (R) 47.4%

Ed Derwinski (R) 59.2% Ronald A. Rodger (D) 40.8%

Henry Hyde (R) 53.4% Edward V. Hanrahan (D) 46.6%

Illinois 9
Sidney R. Yates
Democratic
Re-elected
Sidney R. Yates (D) Unopposed

Abner J. Mikva (D) 50.9% Samuel H. Young (R) 49.1%

Phil Crane (R) 61.1% Betty C. Spence (D) 38.9%

Tom Railsback (R) 65.3% Jim Gende (D) 34.7%

Paul Findley (R) 54.8% Peter F. Mack (D) 45.2%

Melvin Price (D) 80.5% Scott Randolph (R) 19.5%


Louisiana 1
F. Edward Hebert
Democratic
Re-elected
F. Edward Hebert (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 4
Joe Waggonner
Democratic
Re-elected
Joe Waggonner (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 5
Otto Passman
Democratic
Re-elected
Otto Passman (D) Unopposed

Henson Moore (R) 54.1% Jeff La Caze (D) 45.9%

John Breaux (D) 89.3% Jeremy J. Millett (I) 10.7%


Robert Bauman (R) 53.0% Thomas J. Hatem (D) 47.0%

Clarence Long (D) 77.1% John M. Seney (R) 22.9%

Marjorie Holt (R) 58.1% Fred L. Wineland (D) 41.9%

Goodloe Byron (D) 73.7% Elton R. Wampler (R) 26.3%

Maryland 7
Parren Mitchell
Democratic
Re-elected
Parren Mitchell (D) Unopposed


Silvio Conte (R) 71.1% Thomas R. Manning (D) 28.9%

Massachusetts 2
Edward Boland
Democratic
Re-elected
Edward Boland (D) Unopposed

Paul Tsongas (D) 60.6% Paul W. Cronin (R) 39.4%

Massachusetts 6
Michael J. Harrington
Democratic
Re-elected
Michael J. Harrington (D) Unopposed

Massachusetts 11
James A. Burke
Democratic
Re-elected
James A. Burke (D) Unopposed


Bill Gradison (R) 50.9% Tom Luken (D) 49.1%

Ohio 3
Charles W. Whalen, Jr.
Republican
Re-elected
Charles W. Whalen, Jr. (R) Unopposed

Del Latta (R) 62.5% Bruce Edwards (D) 37.5%

Bill Harsha (R) 68.8% Lloyd Allan Wood (D) 31.2%

Samuel L. Devine (R) 50.9% Fran Ryan (D) 49.1%

Ralph Regula (R) 65.6% John G. Freedom (D) 34.4%

Wayne L. Hays (D) 65.6% Ralph H. Romig (R) 34.4%

Louis Stokes (D) 82.0% Bill Mack (R) 18.0%


Wright Patman (D) 68.6% James W. Farris (R) 31.4%

Texas 2
Charles Wilson
Democratic
Re-elected
Charles Wilson (D) Unopposed

James M. Collins (R) 64.7% Harold Collum (D) 35.3%

Ray Roberts (D) 74.9% Dick LeTourneau (R) 25.1%

Alan Steelman (R) 52.1% Mike McKool (D) 47.9%

Olin E. Teague (D) 83.0% Carl Nigliazzo (R) 17.0%

J. J. Pickle (D) 80.4% Paul A. Weiss (R) 19.6%

Jim Wright (D) 78.7% James S. Garvey (R) 21.3%

Jack Hightower (D) 57.6% Bob Price (R) 42.4%

Texas 14
John Andrew Young
Democratic
Re-elected
John Andrew Young (D) Unopposed

Texas 15
Kika de la Garza
Democratic
Re-elected
Kika de la Garza (D) Unopposed

Texas 16
Richard C. White
Democratic
Re-elected
Richard C. White (D) Unopposed

Texas 17
Omar Burleson
Democratic
Re-elected
Omar Burleson (D) Unopposed

Texas 19
George H. Mahon
Democratic
Re-elected
George H. Mahon (D) Unopposed

Texas 20
Henry B. Gonzalez
Democratic
Re-elected
Henry B. Gonzalez (D) Unopposed


John E. Moss (D) 72.3% Ivaldo Lenci (R) 27.7%

California 4
Robert L. Leggett
Democratic
Re-elected
Robert L. Leggett (D) Unopposed

Pete Stark Redistricted from the 8th district

Pete Stark (D) 70.6% Edson Adams (R) 29.4%

Don Edwards Redistricted from the 9th district

Don Edwards (D) 77.0% John M. Enright (R) 23.0%

Pete McCloskey Redistricted from the 17th district

Pete McCloskey (R) 69.1% Gary G. Gillmor (D) 30.9%

Bob Mathias Redistricted from the 18th district

John Hans Krebs (D) 51.9% Bob Mathias (R) 48.1%

Thomas M. Rees Redistricted from the 26th district

Thomas M. Rees (D) 71.5% Jack E. Roberts (R) 28.5%


Florida 1
Robert L. F. Sikes
Democratic
Re-elected
Robert L. F. Sikes (D) Unopposed

Florida 2
Don Fuqua
Democratic
Re-elected
Don Fuqua (D) Unopposed

Florida 3
Charles Edward Bennett
Democratic
Re-elected
Charles Edward Bennett (D) Unopposed

Bill Young (R) 75.8% Mickey Monrose (D) 24.2%

Florida 7
Sam M. Gibbons
Democratic
Re-elected
Sam M. Gibbons (D) Unopposed

Louis A. Bafalis (R) 73.7% Evelyn Tucker (D) 26.3%

Florida 11
Paul Rogers
Democratic
Re-elected
Paul Rogers (D) Unopposed

Florida 13
William Lehman
Democratic
Re-elected
William Lehman (D) Unopposed


United States House of Representatives elections, 1972

Georgia 1
George Elliott Hagan
Democratic
Lost renomination Democratic hold
Ronald 'Bo' Ginn (D) Unopposed

Georgia 2
Dawson Mathis
Democratic
Re-elected
Dawson Mathis (D) Unopposed

Georgia 3
Jack Thomas Brinkley
Democratic
Re-elected
Jack Thomas Brinkley (D) Unopposed

Retired to run for U.S. Senate Democratic gain

Andrew Young (D) 52.8% Rodney M. Cook (R) 47.2%

Georgia 6
John James Flynt, Jr.
Democratic
Re-elected
John James Flynt, Jr. (D) Unopposed

John W. Davis (D) 58.3% Charlie Sherrill (R) 41.7%

Georgia 9
Phillip M. Landrum
Democratic
Re-elected
Phillip M. Landrum (D) Unopposed


Ralph H. Metcalfe (D) 91.4% Louis Coggs (R) 8.6%

Ed Derwinski (R) 70.5% C. F. 'Bob' Dore (D) 29.5%

Abner J. Mikva Redistricted from the 2nd district

Samuel H. Young (R) 51.6% Abner J. Mikva (D) 48.4%

Frank Annunzio Redistricted from the 7th district

Frank Annunzio (D) 53.3% John J. Hoellen (R) 46.7%

Retired to run for U.S. Senate Democratic loss

Phil Crane Redistricted from the 13th district

Phil Crane (R) 74.2% Edwin L. Frank (D) 25.8%

Leslie C. Arends (R) 57.2% Tim L. Hall (D) 42.8%

Illinois 19
Tom Railsback
Republican
1966
Re-elected
Tom Railsback (R) Unopposed

Paul Findley (R) 68.8% Robert S. O'Shea (D) 31.2%


Texas 1
Wright Patman
Democratic
Re-elected
Wright Patman (D) Unopposed

Ray Roberts (D) 70.2% James Russell (R) 29.8%

Alan Steelman (R) 55.7% Earle Cabell (D) 44.3%

Olin E. Teague (D) 72.6% Carl Nigliazzo (R) 27.4%

Jack Brooks (D) 66.2% Randolph C. Reed (D) 33.8%

Texas 11
William R. Poage
Democratic
Re-elected
William R. Poage (D) Unopposed

Texas 12
Jim Wright
Democratic
Re-elected
Jim Wright (D) Unopposed

Texas 14
John Andrew Young
Democratic
Re-elected
John Andrew Young (D) Unopposed

Texas 15
Kika de la Garza
Democratic
Re-elected
Kika de la Garza (D) Unopposed

Texas 16
Richard C. White
Democratic
Re-elected
Richard C. White (D) Unopposed

Texas 17
Omar Burleson
Democratic
Re-elected
Omar Burleson (D) Unopposed

Texas 19
George H. Mahon
Democratic
Re-elected
George H. Mahon (D) Unopposed

O. C. Fisher (D) 56.8% Doug Harlan (R) 43.2%


United States House of Representatives elections, 1970

Abner J. Mikva (D) 74.7% Harold E. Marks (R) 25.3%

Ed Derwinski (R) 68.0% Melvin W. Morgan (D) 32.0%

Frank Annunzio (D) 87.3% Thomas J. Lento (R) 12.7%

Sidney R. Yates (D) 75.8% Edward Wolbank (R) 24.2%

Robert McClory (R) 62.1% James J. Cone (D) 37.9%

Phil Crane (R) 58.0% Edward A. Warman (D) 42.0%

Robert H. Michel (R) 66.1% Rosa Lee Fox (D) 33.9%

Tom Railsback (R) 68.2% James L. Shaw (D) 31.8%

Paul Findley (R) 67.5% Billie M. Cox (D) 32.5%

Kenneth J. Gray (D) 62.5% Fred Evans (R) 37.5%


Del Latta (R) 71.1% Carl G. Sherer (D) 28.9%

Bill Harsha (R) 67.8% Raymond H. Stevens (D) 32.2%

Ohio 8
Jackson Edward Betts
Republican
Re-elected
Jackson Edward Betts (R) Unopposed

Clarence E. Miller (R) 66.5% Doug Arnett (D) 33.5%

J. William Stanton (R) 68.2% Ralph Rudd (D) 31.8%

Frank T. Bow (R) 56.2% Virgil L. Musser (D) 43.8%

Wayne L. Hays (D) 68.3% Robert Stewart (R) 31.7%

Louis Stokes (D) 77.6% Bill Mack (R) 22.4%


Wright Patman (D) 78.5% James Hogan (R) 21.5%

Texas 2
John Dowdy
Democratic
Re-elected
John Dowdy (D) Unopposed

James M. Collins (R) 60.6% John Mead (D) 39.4%

Texas 4
Ray Roberts
Democratic
Re-elected
Ray Roberts (D) Unopposed

Earle Cabell (D) 59.7% Frank Crowley (R) 40.3%

Texas 6
Olin E. Teague
Democratic
Re-elected
Olin E. Teague (D) Unopposed

Texas 8
Robert C. Eckhardt
Democratic
Re-elected
Robert C. Eckhardt (D) Unopposed

Jack Brooks (D) 64.5% Henry C. Pressler (D) 35.5%

Texas 10
J. J. Pickle
Democratic
Re-elected
J. J. Pickle (D) Unopposed

Texas 11
William R. Poage
Democratic
Re-elected
William R. Poage (D) Unopposed

Texas 12
Jim Wright
Democratic
Re-elected
Jim Wright (D) Unopposed

Texas 14
John Andrew Young
Democratic
Re-elected
John Andrew Young (D) Unopposed

Texas 17
Omar Burleson
Democratic
Re-elected
Omar Burleson (D) Unopposed

Texas 18
Bob Price
Republican
Re-elected
Bob Price (R) Unopposed

Texas 19
George H. Mahon
Democratic
Re-elected
George H. Mahon (D) Unopposed

Texas 20
Henry B. Gonzalez
Democratic
Re-elected
Henry B. Gonzalez (D) Unopposed

O. C. Fisher (D) 61.4% Richard Gill (R) 38.6%

Robert R. Casey (D) 55.6% Arthur Busch (R) 44.4%


United States House of Representatives elections, 1968

Georgia 2
Maston E. O'Neal, Jr.
Democratic
Re-elected
Maston E. O'Neal, Jr. (D) Unopposed

Georgia 3
Jack Thomas Brinkley
Democratic
Re-elected
Jack Thomas Brinkley (D) Unopposed

Georgia 6
John James Flynt, Jr.
Democratic
Re-elected
John James Flynt, Jr. (D) Unopposed

Georgia 7
John W. Davis
Democratic
Re-elected
John W. Davis (D) Unopposed

Georgia 8
W. S. Stuckey, Jr.
Democratic
Re-elected
W. S. Stuckey, Jr. (D) Unopposed

Georgia 9
Phillip M. Landrum
Democratic
Re-elected
Phillip M. Landrum (D) Unopposed


Louisiana 1
F. Edward Hebert
Democratic
Re-elected
F. Edward Hebert (D) Unopposed

Hale Boggs (D) 51.2% David C. Treen (R) 48.8%

Louisiana 3
Edwin E. Willis
Democratic
Lost renomination Democratic hold
Patrick T. Caffery (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 4
Joe Waggonner
Democratic
Re-elected
Joe Waggonner (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 5
Otto Passman
Democratic
Re-elected
Otto Passman (D) Unopposed

John Rarick (D) 79.3% Loyd J. Rockhold (R) 20.7%

Edwin Edwards (D) 84.9% Vance W. Plauche (R) 15.1%


North Carolina 2
Lawrence H. Fountain
Democratic
1952
Re-elected
Lawrence H. Fountain (D) Unopposed

James Carson Gardner Redistricted from 4th

Retired to run for Governor Republican loss

Nick Galifianakis (D) 51.5% Fred Steele (R) 48.5%

Wilmer Mizell (R) 52.4% Smith Bagley (D) 47.6%

North Carolina 7
Alton Lennon
Democratic
1956
Re-elected
Alton Lennon (D) Unopposed

Earl B. Ruth (R) 51.2% Voit Gilmore (D) 48.8%

North Carolina 9
Charles R. Jonas Redistricted from 8th
Republican
1952
Re-elected
Charles R. Jonas (R) Unopposed


Donald D. Clancy (R) 67.4% Don Driehaus (D) 32.6%

Ohio 4
William Moore McCulloch
Republican
Re-elected
William Moore McCulloch (R) Unopposed

Bill Harsha (R) 72.4% Kenneth L. Kirby (D) 27.6%

Thomas L. Ashley (D) 57.4% Ben Marsh (R) 42.6%

William H. Ayres (R) 55.1% Oliver Ocasek (D) 44.9%

Frank T. Bow (R) 59.6% Virgil L. Musser (D) 40.4%


Don Edwards (D) 56.5% Larry Fargher (R) 43.5%

John J. McFall (D) 53.8% Sam Van Dyken (R) 46.2%

Del M. Clawson (R) 64.9% Jim Sperrazzo (D) 35.1%

Edwin Reinecke (R) 72.2% John T. Butchko (D) 27.8%

George Brown, Jr. (D) 52.3% Bill Orozco (R) 47.7%


United States House of Representatives elections, 1966

Florida 1
Robert L. F. Sikes
Democratic
1940
Re-elected
Robert L. F. Sikes (D) Unopposed

Don Fuqua (D) 76.3% Harold Hill (R) 23.7%

Donald Ray Matthews Redistricted from 8th

Charles Edward Bennett Redistricted from 2nd

Albert S. Herlong, Jr. Redistricted from 5th

Florida 5
Edward J. Gurney Redistricted from 11th
Republican
1962
Re-elected
Edward J. Gurney (R) Unopposed

Florida 6
Sam M. Gibbons Redistricted from 10th
Democratic
1962
Re-elected
Sam M. Gibbons (D) Unopposed

Florida 9
Paul Rogers Redistricted from 6th
Democratic
1954
Re-elected
Paul Rogers (D) Unopposed

J. Herbert Burke (R) 61.1% Joe Varon (D) 38.9%

Florida 11
Claude Pepper Redistricted from 3rd
Democratic
1962
Re-elected
Claude Pepper (D) Unopposed


Ray J. Madden (D) 58.3% Albert Harrigan (R) 41.7%

John Brademas (D) 55.8% Robert A. Ehlers (R) 44.2%

E. Ross Adair (R) 63.5% J. Byron Hayes (D) 36.5%

J. Edward Roush (D) 51.1% Kenneth Bowman (R) 48.9%

John T. Myers (R) 54.3% Elden C. Tipton (D) 45.7%


Texas 1
Wright Patman
Democratic
Re-elected
Wright Patman (D) Unopposed

Texas 2
John Dowdy Redistricted from 7th
Democratic
Re-elected
John Dowdy (D) Unopposed

Joe R. Pool (D) 53.4% Bill Hayes (R) 46.6%

Texas 4
Ray Roberts
Democratic
Re-elected
Ray Roberts (D) Unopposed

Texas 4
Lindley Beckworth Redistricted from 3rd
Democratic
Lost renomination Democratic loss
Ray Roberts (D) Unopposed

Earle Cabell (D) 61.0% Duke Burgess (R) 39.0%

Texas 6
Olin E. Teague
Democratic
Re-elected
Olin E. Teague (D) Unopposed

Robert C. Eckhardt (D) 92.3% W. D. Spayne (R) 7.7%

Texas 9
Jack Brooks Redistricted from 2nd
Democratic
Re-elected
Jack Brooks (D) Unopposed

Texas 9
Clark W. Thompson
Democratic
Retired Democratic loss
Jack Brooks (D) Unopposed

Texas 12
Jim Wright
Democratic
Re-elected
Jim Wright (D) Unopposed

Texas 14
John Andrew Young
Democratic
Re-elected
John Andrew Young (D) Unopposed

Texas 15
Kika de la Garza
Democratic
Re-elected
Kika de la Garza (D) Unopposed

Texas 16
Richard C. White
Democratic
Re-elected
Richard C. White (D) Unopposed

Texas 17
Omar Burleson
Democratic
Re-elected
Omar Burleson (D) Unopposed

Bob Price (R) 59.5% Dee Miller (D) 40.5%

Texas 19
George H. Mahon
Democratic
Re-elected
George H. Mahon (D) Unopposed

Texas 21
O. C. Fisher
Democratic
Re-elected
O. C. Fisher (D) Unopposed


United States House of Representatives elections, 1964

Florida 1
Robert L. F. Sikes
Democratic
Re-elected
Robert L. F. Sikes (D) Unopposed

Claude Pepper (D) 65.7% Paul J. O'Neill (R) 34.3%

Dante Fascell (D) 63.9% Jay McGlon (R) 36.1%

Florida 5
Albert S. Herlong, Jr.
Democratic
Re-elected
Albert S. Herlong, Jr. (D) Unopposed

Paul Rogers (D) 66.0% John D. Steele (R) 34.0%

Florida 7
James A. Haley
Democratic
Re-elected
James A. Haley (D) Unopposed

Florida 8
Donald Ray Matthews
Democratic
Re-elected
Donald Ray Matthews (D) Unopposed

Florida 9
Don Fuqua
Democratic
Re-elected
Don Fuqua (D) Unopposed


Louisiana 1
F. Edward Hebert
Democratic
Re-elected
F. Edward Hebert (D) Unopposed

Hale Boggs (D) 55.0% David C. Treen (R) 45.0%

Louisiana 4
Joe Waggonner
Democratic
Re-elected
Joe Waggonner (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 5
Otto Passman
Democratic
Re-elected
Otto Passman (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 7
T. Ashton Thompson
Democratic
Re-elected
T. Ashton Thompson (D) Unopposed


Massachusetts 1
Silvio Conte
Republican
Re-elected
Silvio Conte (R) Unopposed

Massachusetts 2
Edward Boland
Democratic
Re-elected
Edward Boland (D) Unopposed

Massachusetts 3
Philip Philbin
Democratic
Re-elected
Philip Philbin (D) Unopposed

Massachusetts 8
Tip O'Neill
Democratic
Re-elected
Tip O'Neill (D) Unopposed

Massachusetts 11
James A. Burke
Democratic
Re-elected
James A. Burke (D) Unopposed


Otis G. Pike (D) 64.9% John J. Hart, Jr. (R) 35.1%

Seymour Halpern (R) 57.1% Emil Levin (D) 42.9%

Emanuel Celler (D) 87.5% Samuel W. Held (R) 12.5%

Hugh L. Carey (D) 53.6% Luigi R. Marano (R) 46.4%

John M. Murphy (D) 61.4% David D. Smith (R) 38.6%

Leo W. O'Brien (D) 69.2% John D. Meader (R) 30.8%

Alexander Pirnie (R) 53.4% Robert Castle (D) 46.6%


John J. Gilligan (D) 51.9% Carl W. Rich (R) 48.1%

Donald D. Clancy (R) 60.5% H. A. Sand (D) 39.5%

Rodney M. Love (D) 52.0% Paul F. Schenck (R) 48.0%

Del Latta (R) 65.9% Milford Landis (D) 34.1%

Bill Harsha (R) 60.1% Frank E. Smith (D) 39.9%

Frank T. Bow (R) 52.2% Robert D. Freeman (D) 47.8%

Michael J. Kirwan (D) 76.3% Albert James (R) 23.7%


Herman Toll (D) 64.1% James R. Cavanaugh (R) 35.9%

George Watkins (R) 51.1% Leonard Bachman (D) 48.9%

Paul B. Dague (R) 57.7% John A. O'Brien (D) 42.3%

Elmer J. Holland (D) 74.4% Ronald Bryan (R) 25.6%

Albert W. Johnson (R) 54.9% John Still (D) 45.1%

Frank M. Clark (D) 70.3% John Loth (R) 29.7%


Jimmy Quillen (R) 71.7% Arthur Bright (D) 28.3%

Bill Brock (R) 54.6% Robert M. Summitt (D) 45.4%

Tennessee 4
Joe L. Evins
Democratic
Re-elected
Joe L. Evins (D) Unopposed

Richard Fulton (D) 59.8% Bill R. Wills (R) 40.2%

Retired to run for U. S. Senate Democratic hold

William Anderson (D) 78.2% Cecil R. Hill (R) 21.8%


Jack Brooks (D) 62.7% John Greco (R) 37.3%

Lindley Beckworth (D) 59.3% James Warren (R) 40.7%

Ray Roberts (D) 81.4% Fred Banfield (R) 18.6%

Earle Cabell (D) 57.5% Bruce R. Alger (R) 42.5%

John Dowdy (D) 83.6% James W. Orr (R) 16.4%

Clark W. Thompson (D) 75.3% Dave Oakes (R) 24.7%

J. J. Pickle (D) 75.8% Billie Pratt (R) 24.2%

Jim Wright (D) 68.5% Fred Dielman (R) 31.5%

John Andrew Young (D) 77.5% W. F. Patton (R) 22.5%

Richard C. White (D) 55.7% Ed Foreman (R) 44.3%

Omar Burleson (D) 76.4% Phil Bridges (R) 23.6%

Walter E. Rogers (D) 55.0% Robert Price (R) 45.0%

George H. Mahon (D) 77.6% Joe B. Philips (R) 22.4%

O. C. Fisher (D) 78.1% Harry Claypool (R) 21.9%


United States House of Representatives elections, 1962

Georgia 1
George Elliott Hagan
Democratic
Re-elected
George Elliott Hagan (D) Unopposed

Georgia 2
J. L. Pilcher
Democratic
Re-elected
J. L. Pilcher (D) Unopposed

Georgia 3
Tic Forrester
Democratic
Re-elected
Tic Forrester (D) Unopposed

Georgia 4
John James Flynt, Jr.
Democratic
Re-elected
John James Flynt, Jr. (D) Unopposed

Georgia 6
Carl Vinson
Democratic
Re-elected
Carl Vinson (D) Unopposed

John W. Davis (D) 72.4% E. Ralph Ivey (R) 27.6%

Georgia 8
Iris Faircloth Blitch
Democratic
Retired Democratic hold
J. Russell Tuten (D) Unopposed

Georgia 9
Phillip M. Landrum
Democratic
Re-elected
Phillip M. Landrum (D) Unopposed


Kentucky 1
Frank Stubblefield
Democratic
Re-elected
Frank Stubblefield (D) Unopposed

Kentucky 2
William Huston Natcher
Democratic
Re-elected
William Huston Natcher (D) Unopposed

Gene Snyder (R) 50.8% Frank W. Burke (D) 49.2%

Frank Chelf (D) 52.9% Clyde Middleton (R) 47.1%

Kentucky 5
Eugene Siler Redistricted from 8th
Republican
Re-elected
Eugene Siler (R) Unopposed


Louisiana 1
F. Edward Hebert
Democratic
Re-elected
F. Edward Hebert (D) Unopposed

Hale Boggs (D) 67.2% David C. Treen (R) 32.8%

Louisiana 3
Edwin E. Willis
Democratic
Re-elected
Edwin E. Willis (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 4
Joe Waggonner
Democratic
Re-elected
Joe Waggonner (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 5
Otto Passman
Democratic
Re-elected
Otto Passman (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 6
James H. Morrison
Democratic
Re-elected
James H. Morrison (D) Unopposed


Silvio Conte (R) 74.4% William K. Hefner (D) 25.6%

Philip Philbin (D) 72.4% Frank Anthony (R) 27.6%

Frank B. Morse (R) 57.4% Thomas J. Lane (D) 42.6%

Tip O'Neill (D) 73.0% Howard Greyber (R) 27.0%

John William McCormack Redistricted from 12th


James A. Byrne (D) 59.3% Joseph R. Burns (R) 40.7%

Herman Toll (D) 56.0% Frank J. Barbera (R) 44.0%

John C. Kunkel (R) 66.7% John A. Walter (D) 33.3%

John H. Dent (D) 59.6% Charles E. Scalf (R) 40.4%

John P. Saylor (R) 57.5% Donald J. Perry (D) 42.5%

James D. Weaver (R) 51.4% Peter J. Joyce (D) 48.6%


Wright Patman (D) 67.3% James Timberlake (R) 32.7%

Jack Brooks (D) 68.7% Roy James, Jr. (R) 31.3%

Ray Roberts (D) 72.0% Conner Harrington (R) 28.0%

Bruce R. Alger (R) 56.3% Bill Jones (D) 43.7%

Texas 6
Olin E. Teague
Democratic
Re-elected
Olin E. Teague (D) Unopposed

John Dowdy (D) 88.2% Raymond Ramage (R) 11.8%

Clark W. Thompson (D) 66.3% Dave Oaks (R) 33.7%

Homer Thornberry (D) 63.3% Jim Dobbs (R) 36.7%

Texas 11
William R. Poage
Democratic
Re-elected
William R. Poage (D) Unopposed

Jim Wright (D) 60.6% Del Barron (R) 39.4%

Texas 15
Joe M. Kilgore
Democratic
Re-elected
Joe M. Kilgore (D) Unopposed

Ed Foreman (R) 53.8% J. T. Rutherford (D) 46.2%

Texas 17
Omar Burleson
Democratic
Re-elected
Omar Burleson (D) Unopposed

Walter E. Rogers (D) 58.8% Jack Seale (R) 41.2%

George H. Mahon (D) 67.1% Dennis Taylor (R) 32.9%

Texas 20
Henry B. Gonzalez
Democratic
Re-elected
Henry B. Gonzalez (D) Unopposed

Robert R. Casey (D) 53.5% Ross Baker (R) 46.5%


United States House of Representatives elections, 1960

Massachusetts 2
Edward Boland
Democratic
Re-elected
Edward Boland (D) Unopposed

Massachusetts 3
Philip Philbin
Democratic
Re-elected
Philip Philbin (D) Unopposed

Harold Donohue (D) 64.5% Robert N. Scola (R) 35.5%

William H. Bates (R) 65.9% Mary Kennedy (D) 34.1%

Massachusetts 7
Thomas J. Lane
Democratic
Re-elected
Thomas J. Lane (D) Unopposed

Massachusetts 11
Tip O'Neill
Democratic
Re-elected
Tip O'Neill (D) Unopposed


Alabama 1
Frank W. Boykin
Democratic
Re-elected
Frank W. Boykin (D) Unopposed

Alabama 2
George M. Grant
Democratic
Re-elected
George M. Grant (D) Unopposed

Alabama 3
George W. Andrews
Democratic
Re-elected
George W. Andrews (D) Unopposed

Alabama 4
Kenneth A. Roberts
Democratic
Re-elected
Kenneth A. Roberts (D) Unopposed

Alabama 5
Albert Rains
Democratic
Re-elected
Albert Rains (D) Unopposed

Alabama 6
Armistead I. Selden, Jr.
Democratic
Re-elected
Armistead I. Selden, Jr. (D) Unopposed


South Carolina 1
L. Mendel Rivers
Democratic
Re-elected
L. Mendel Rivers (D) Unopposed

South Carolina 2
John J. Riley
Democratic
Re-elected
John J. Riley (D) Unopposed

William Jennings Bryan Dorn (D) Unopposed

South Carolina 4
Robert T. Ashmore
Democratic
Re-elected
Robert T. Ashmore (D) Unopposed

South Carolina 5
Robert W. Hemphill
Democratic
Re-elected
Robert W. Hemphill (D) Unopposed


Texas 1
Wright Patman
Democratic
Re-elected
Wright Patman (D) Unopposed

Texas 3
Lindley Beckworth
Democratic
Re-elected
Lindley Beckworth (D) Unopposed

Texas 4
Sam Rayburn
Democratic
Re-elected
Sam Rayburn (D) Unopposed

Bruce R. Alger (R) 57.3% Joe Pool (D) 42.7%

Texas 6
Olin E. Teague
Democratic
Re-elected
Olin E. Teague (D) Unopposed

Texas 7
John Dowdy
Democratic
Re-elected
John Dowdy (D) Unopposed

Texas 11
William R. Poage
Democratic
Re-elected
William R. Poage (D) Unopposed

Texas 12
Jim Wright
Democratic
Re-elected
Jim Wright (D) Unopposed

Texas 13
Frank N. Ikard
Democratic
Re-elected
Frank N. Ikard (D) Unopposed

Texas 14
John Andrew Young
Democratic
Re-elected
John Andrew Young (D) Unopposed

Texas 15
Joe M. Kilgore
Democratic
Re-elected
Joe M. Kilgore (D) Unopposed

Texas 18
Walter E. Rogers
Democratic
Re-elected
Walter E. Rogers (D) Unopposed

Texas 20
Paul J. Kilday
Democratic
Re-elected
Paul J. Kilday (D) Unopposed


Arkansas 1
Ezekiel C. Gathings
Democratic
Re-elected
Ezekiel C. Gathings (D) Unopposed

Arkansas 2
Wilbur Mills
Democratic
Re-elected
Wilbur Mills (D) Unopposed

Arkansas 3
James William Trimble
Democratic
Re-elected
James William Trimble (D) Unopposed

Arkansas 4
Oren Harris
Democratic
Re-elected
Oren Harris (D) Unopposed

Dale Alford (D) 82.7% L. J. Churchill (R) 17.3%


United States House of Representatives elections, 1958

Florida 2
Charles Edward Bennett
Democratic
Re-elected
Charles Edward Bennett (D) Unopposed

Florida 3
Robert L. F. Sikes
Democratic
Re-elected
Robert L. F. Sikes (D) Unopposed

Florida 4
Dante Fascell
Democratic
Re-elected
Dante Fascell (D) Unopposed

Paul Rogers (D) 71.5% Charles P. Ware (R) 28.5%

Florida 7
James A. Haley
Democratic
Re-elected
James A. Haley (D) Unopposed


Georgia 1
Prince Hulon Preston, Jr.
Democratic
Re-elected
Prince Hulon Preston, Jr. (D) Unopposed

Georgia 2
J. L. Pilcher
Democratic
Re-elected
J. L. Pilcher (D) Unopposed

Georgia 3
Tic Forrester
Democratic
Re-elected
Tic Forrester (D) Unopposed

Georgia 4
John James Flynt, Jr.
Democratic
Re-elected
John James Flynt, Jr. (D) Unopposed

Georgia 5
James C. Davis
Democratic
Re-elected
James C. Davis (D) Unopposed

Georgia 6
Carl Vinson
Democratic
Re-elected
Carl Vinson (D) Unopposed

Georgia 7
Harlan Erwin Mitchell
Democratic
Re-elected
Harlan Erwin Mitchell (D) Unopposed

Georgia 8
Iris Faircloth Blitch
Democratic
Re-elected
Iris Faircloth Blitch (D) Unopposed

Georgia 9
Phillip M. Landrum
Democratic
Re-elected
Phillip M. Landrum (D) Unopposed


Hale Boggs (D) 91.8% John Patrick Conway (R) 8.2%

Louisiana 3
Edwin E. Willis
Democratic
Re-elected
Edwin E. Willis (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 4
Overton Brooks
Democratic
Re-elected
Overton Brooks (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 5
Otto Passman
Democratic
Re-elected
Otto Passman (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 6
James H. Morrison
Democratic
Re-elected
James H. Morrison (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 7
T. Ashton Thompson
Democratic
Re-elected
T. Ashton Thompson (D) Unopposed


Mississippi 1
Thomas Abernethy
Democratic
Re-elected
Thomas Abernethy (D) Unopposed

Mississippi 2
Jamie L. Whitten
Democratic
Re-elected
Jamie L. Whitten (D) Unopposed

Mississippi 3
Frank E. Smith
Democratic
Re-elected
Frank E. Smith (D) Unopposed

Mississippi 4
John Bell Williams
Democratic
Re-elected
John Bell Williams (D) Unopposed

Mississippi 5
W. Arthur Winstead
Democratic
Re-elected
W. Arthur Winstead (D) Unopposed


Arkansas 1
Ezekiel C. Gathings
Democratic
Re-elected
Ezekiel C. Gathings (D) Unopposed

Arkansas 2
Wilbur Mills
Democratic
Re-elected
Wilbur Mills (D) Unopposed

Arkansas 3
James William Trimble
Democratic
Re-elected
James William Trimble (D) Unopposed

Arkansas 4
Oren Harris
Democratic
Re-elected
Oren Harris (D) Unopposed

Dale Alford ( W/I ) 51.0% Brooks Hays (D) 49.0%


United States House of Representatives elections, 1956

√ J. L. Pilcher (D) 100.0% Albert Maples (I) 0.01%

√ Tic Forrester (D) 100.0% J. M. Brophy (R) 0.004%

√ John James Flynt, Jr. (D) 100.0% ?? (R) 0.03%

Georgia 6
Carl Vinson
Democratic
Re-elected
√ Carl Vinson (D) Unopposed

Georgia 9
Phillip M. Landrum
Democratic
Re-elected
√ Phillip M. Landrum (D) Unopposed


Alabama 1
Frank W. Boykin
Democratic
Re-elected
√ Frank W. Boykin (D) Unopposed

Alabama 2
George M. Grant
Democratic
Re-elected
√ George M. Grant (D) Unopposed

Alabama 3
George W. Andrews
Democratic
Re-elected
√ George W. Andrews (D) Unopposed

√ Kenneth A. Roberts (D) 73.4% Roy Banks (R) 26.6%

Alabama 5
Albert Rains
Democratic
Re-elected
√ Albert Rains (D) Unopposed

√ Armistead I. Selden, Jr. (D) Unopposed


United States House of Representatives elections, 1954

Prince Hulon Preston, Jr. (D) 83.7% Others 16.3%

Georgia 2
J. L. Pilcher
Democratic
Re-elected
J. L. Pilcher (D) Unopposed

Georgia 3
Tic Forrester
Democratic
Re-elected
Tic Forrester (D) Unopposed

Georgia 4
Albert Sidney Camp
Democratic
Died in office Democratic hold
John James Flynt, Jr. (D) Unopposed

Georgia 6
Carl Vinson
Democratic
Re-elected
Carl Vinson (D) Unopposed

Georgia 7
Henderson Lovelace Lanham
Democratic
Re-elected
Henderson Lovelace Lanham (D) Unopposed

Georgia 8
William M. Wheeler
Democratic
Lost renomination Democratic hold
Iris Faircloth Blitch (D) Unopposed

Georgia 9
Phillip M. Landrum
Democratic
Re-elected
Phillip M. Landrum (D) Unopposed


Barratt O'Hara (D) 61.6% Richard B. Vail (R) 38.4%

James C. Murray (D) 53.8% Fred E. Busbey (R) 46.2%

Chauncey W. Reed (R) 72.4% Richard Plum (D) 27.6%

Noah M. Mason (R) 62.8% Richard A. Mohan (D) 37.2%

Illinois 16
Leo E. Allen
Republican
Re-elected
Leo E. Allen (R) Unopposed

Sid Simpson (R) 62.9% James A. Barry (D) 37.1%

Melvin Price (D) 69.2% John T. Thomas (R) 30.8%


John W. Heselton (R) 55.6% John J. Dwyer (D) 44.4%

Massachusetts 3
Philip Philbin
Democratic
Re-elected
Philip Philbin (D) Unopposed

Massachusetts 5
Edith Nourse Rogers
Republican
Re-elected
Edith Nourse Rogers (R) Unopposed

Massachusetts 7
Thomas J. Lane
Democratic
Re-elected
Thomas J. Lane (D) Unopposed

Tip O'Neill (D) 78.2% Charles S. Bolster (R) 21.8%


William E. Hess (R) 58.4% Earl T. Wagner (D) 41.6%

James G. Polk (D) 52.2% Leo Blackburn (R) 47.8%

John M. Vorys (R) 61.5% Jacob F. Myers (D) 38.5%

William H. Ayres (R) 54.6% John L. Smith (D) 45.4%

Frank T. Bow (R) 58.3% Thomas H. Nichols (D) 41.7%


Hugh Scott (R) 50.6% Alexander Hemphill (D) 49.4%

Karl C. King (R) 51.2% John P. Fullam (D) 48.8%

Paul B. Dague (R) 62.7% Edward G. Wilson (D) 37.3%

Ivor D. Fenton (R) 55.5% Charles E. Lotz (D) 44.5%

Francis E. Walter (D) 61.6% LeRoy Mikels (R) 38.4%

Alvin Bush (R) 56.5% William T. Longe (D) 43.5%

John P. Saylor (R) 51.9% Robert S. Glass (D) 48.1%

Leon H. Gavin (R) 61.9% Fred C. Barr (D) 38.1%

Frank M. Clark (D) 53.5% Louis E. Graham (R) 46.5%

Thomas E. Morgan (D) 65.3% Branko Stupar (R) 34.7%


Arkansas 1
Ezekiel C. Gathings
Democratic
Re-elected
Ezekiel C. Gathings (D) Unopposed

Arkansas 2
Wilbur Mills
Democratic
Re-elected
Wilbur Mills (D) Unopposed

Arkansas 3
James William Trimble
Democratic
Re-elected
James William Trimble (D) Unopposed

Arkansas 4
Oren Harris
Democratic
Re-elected
Oren Harris (D) Unopposed

Arkansas 5
Brooks Hays
Democratic
Re-elected
Brooks Hays (D) Unopposed


Texas 1
Wright Patman
Democratic
Re-elected
Wright Patman (D) Unopposed

Texas 2
Jack Brooks
Democratic
Re-elected
Jack Brooks (D) Unopposed

Texas 3
Brady P. Gentry
Democratic
Re-elected
Brady P. Gentry (D) Unopposed

Texas 4
Sam Rayburn
Democratic
Re-elected
Sam Rayburn (D) Unopposed

Bruce R. Alger (R) 52.9% Wallace Savage (D) 47.1%

Texas 6
Olin E. Teague
Democratic
Re-elected
Olin E. Teague (D) Unopposed

Texas 7
John Dowdy
Democratic
Re-elected
John Dowdy (D) Unopposed

Texas 9
Clark W. Thompson
Democratic
Re-elected
Clark W. Thompson (D) Unopposed

Texas 10
Homer Thornberry
Democratic
Re-elected
Homer Thornberry (D) Unopposed

Texas 11
William R. Poage
Democratic
Re-elected
William R. Poage (D) Unopposed

Texas 12
Wingate H. Lucas
Democratic
Lost renomination Democratic hold
Jim Wright (D) Unopposed

Texas 13
Frank N. Ikard
Democratic
Re-elected
Frank N. Ikard (D) Unopposed

John J. Bell (D) 93.8% D. C. DeWitt (R) 6.2%

Texas 15
Lloyd Bentsen
Democratic
Retired Democratic hold
Joe M. Kilgore (D) Unopposed

Texas 16
Kenneth M. Regan
Democratic
Lost renomination Democratic hold
J. T. Rutherford (D) Unopposed

Texas 17
Omar Burleson
Democratic
Re-elected
Omar Burleson (D) Unopposed

Texas 19
George H. Mahon
Democratic
Re-elected
George H. Mahon (D) Unopposed

Texas 20
Paul J. Kilday
Democratic
Re-elected
Paul J. Kilday (D) Unopposed

Texas 21
O. C. Fisher
Democratic
Re-elected
O. C. Fisher (D) Unopposed


Hubert B. Scudder (R) 59.1% Max Kortum (D) 40.9%

California 2
Clair Engle
Democratic
Re-elected
Clair Engle (D) Unopposed

John E. Moss (D) 65.3% James H. Phillips (R) 34.7%

California 5
John Shelley
Democratic
Re-elected
John Shelley (D) Unopposed

J. Leroy Johnson (R) 52.6% Carl Sugar (D) 47.4%

Harlan Hagen (D) 65.1% Al Blain (R) 34.9%

Cecil R. King (D) 60.1% Robert H. Finch (R) 39.9%

Craig Hosmer (R) 55.0% Joseph M. Kennick (D) 45.0%

James B. Utt (R) 66.2% Harriet Enderle (D) 33.8%

John J. Phillips (R) 58.0% Bruce Shangle (D) 42.0%


Florida 2
Charles Edward Bennett
Democratic
Re-elected
Charles Edward Bennett (D) Unopposed

Florida 3
Robert L. F. Sikes
Democratic
Re-elected
Robert L. F. Sikes (D) Unopposed

Florida 4
William C. Lantaff
Democratic
Retired Democratic hold
Dante Fascell (D) Unopposed

Florida 5
Albert S. Herlong, Jr.
Democratic
Re-elected
Albert S. Herlong, Jr. (D) Unopposed

Florida 6
Dwight L. Rogers
Democratic
Re-elected
Dwight L. Rogers (D) Unopposed


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United States House of Representatives elections, 1952

Georgia 1
Prince Hulon Preston, Jr.
Democratic
Re-elected
Prince Hulon Preston, Jr. (D) Unopposed

Georgia 2
Edward E. Cox
Democratic
Re-elected
Edward E. Cox (D) Unopposed

Georgia 3
Tic Forrester
Democratic
Re-elected
Tic Forrester (D) Unopposed

Georgia 6
Carl Vinson
Democratic
Re-elected
Carl Vinson (D) Unopposed

Georgia 9
John Stephens Wood
Democratic
Retired Democratic hold
Phillip M. Landrum (D) Unopposed


Barratt O'Hara (D) 51.4% Richard B. Vail (R) 48.6%

Fred E. Busbey (R) 54.5% Neil J. Linehan (D) 45.5%

Noah M. Mason (R) 63.6% Stanley Hubbs (D) 36.4%

Leo E. Allen (R) 66.5% John P. Barton (D) 33.5%

Sid Simpson (R) 61.8% John R. Roy (D) 38.2%


Louisiana 2
Hale Boggs
Democratic
Re-elected
Hale Boggs (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 3
Edwin E. Willis
Democratic
Re-elected
Edwin E. Willis (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 4
Overton Brooks
Democratic
Re-elected
Overton Brooks (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 5
Otto Passman
Democratic
Re-elected
Otto Passman (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 6
James H. Morrison
Democratic
Re-elected
James H. Morrison (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 7
Henry D. Larcade, Jr.
Democratic
Retired Democratic hold
T. Ashton Thompson (D) Unopposed


Mississippi 1
Thomas Abernethy Redistricted from 4th
Democratic
Re-elected
Thomas Abernethy (D) Unopposed

Mississippi 1
John E. Rankin
Democratic
Lost renomination Democratic loss
Thomas Abernethy (D) Unopposed

Mississippi 2
Jamie L. Whitten
Democratic
Re-elected
Jamie L. Whitten (D) Unopposed

Frank E. Smith (D) 87.2% Paul Clark (R) 12.8%

John Bell Williams Redistricted from 7th


James A. Byrne (D) 58.4% Morton Witkin (R) 41.6%

Paul B. Dague (R) 66.2% Philip E. Ragan (D) 33.8%

Ivor D. Fenton (R) 60.7% Peter Krehel (D) 39.3%

Leon H. Gavin (R) 67.8% Fred C. Barr (D) 32.2%

Louis E. Graham (R) 50.4% Frank M. Clark (D) 49.6%


Howard Baker, Sr. (R) 68.9% Boyd W. Cox (D) 31.1%

Tennessee 4
Joe L. Evins Redistricted from 5th
Democratic
Re-elected
Joe L. Evins (D) Unopposed

Retired to run for U.S. Senate Democratic loss

Percy Priest (D) 67.5% Homer P. Wall (R) 32.5%

James Patrick Sutton Redistricted from 7th

Tennessee 7
Tom J. Murray Redistricted from 8th
Democratic
Re-elected
Tom J. Murray (D) Unopposed


Texas 1
Wright Patman
Democratic
1928
Re-elected
Wright Patman (D) Unopposed

Jack Brooks (D) 79.0% Randolph C. Reed (R) 21.0%

Retired to run for U.S. Senate Democratic hold

Texas 4
Sam Rayburn
Democratic
1912
Re-elected
Sam Rayburn (D) Unopposed

Texas 5
Joseph Franklin Wilson
Democratic
1946
Re-elected
Joseph Franklin Wilson (D) Unopposed

Texas 6
Olin E. Teague
Democratic
1946
Re-elected
Olin E. Teague (D) Unopposed

Texas 7
John Dowdy
Democratic
September 23, 1952 (Special)
Re-elected
John Dowdy (D) Unopposed

Texas 8
Albert Richard Thomas
Democratic
1936
Re-elected
Albert Richard Thomas (D) Unopposed

Texas 9
Clark W. Thompson
Democratic
1947
Re-elected
Clark W. Thompson (D) Unopposed

Texas 10
Homer Thornberry
Democratic
1948
Re-elected
Homer Thornberry (D) Unopposed

Texas 11
William R. Poage
Democratic
1936
Re-elected
William R. Poage (D) Unopposed

Texas 12
Wingate H. Lucas
Democratic
1946
Re-elected
Wingate H. Lucas (D) Unopposed

Texas 13
Frank N. Ikard
Democratic
1951
Re-elected
Frank N. Ikard (D) Unopposed

Texas 14
John E. Lyle, Jr.
Democratic
1944
Re-elected
John E. Lyle, Jr. (D) Unopposed

Texas 15
Lloyd Bentsen
Democratic
1948
Re-elected
Lloyd Bentsen (D) Unopposed

Texas 16
Kenneth M. Regan
Democratic
1947
Re-elected
Kenneth M. Regan (D) Unopposed

Texas 17
Omar Burleson
Democratic
1946
Re-elected
Omar Burleson (D) Unopposed

Texas 18
Walter E. Rogers
Democratic
1950
Re-elected
Walter E. Rogers (D) Unopposed

Texas 19
George H. Mahon
Democratic
1934
Re-elected
George H. Mahon (D) Unopposed

Texas 20
Paul J. Kilday
Democratic
1938
Re-elected
Paul J. Kilday (D) Unopposed

Texas 21
O. C. Fisher
Democratic
1942
Re-elected
O. C. Fisher (D) Unopposed


California 2
Clair Engle
Democratic
1943
Re-elected
Clair Engle (D) Unopposed

California 5
John Shelley
Democratic
1949
Re-elected
John Shelley (D) Unopposed

George Paul Miller Redistricted from 6th

California 12
Allan O. Hunter Redistricted from 9th
Republican
1950
Re-elected
Allan O. Hunter (R) Unopposed

Ernest K. Bramblett Redistricted from 11th

Ernest K. Bramblett (R) 51.0% Will Hays (D) 49.0%

Harlan Hagen (D) 51.0% Thomas H. Werdel (R) 49.0%

California 15
Gordon L. McDonough
Republican
1944
Re-elected
Gordon L. McDonough (R) Unopposed

Craig Hosmer (R) 55.5% Joseph M. Kennick (D) 44.5%

California 20
John Carl Hinshaw
Republican
1938
Re-elected
John Carl Hinshaw (R) Unopposed

Joseph F. Holt (R) 60.5% Dean E. McHenry (D) 39.5%

California 29
John J. Phillips Redistricted from 22nd
Republican
1942
Re-elected
John J. Phillips (R) Unopposed


United States House of Representatives elections, 1950

Richard B. Vail (R) 53.6% Barratt O'Hara (D) 46.4%

Fred E. Busbey (R) 57.2% Neil J. Linehan (D) 42.8%

Thomas J. O'Brien (D) 64.6% John M. Fay (R) 35.4%

Noah M. Mason (R) 63.3% Wayne F. Caskey (D) 36.7%

Sid Simpson (R) 59.3% Howard Manning (D) 40.7%

Melvin Price (D) 64.9% Roger D. Jones (R) 35.1%


Kentucky 1
Noble Jones Gregory
Democratic
Re-elected
Noble Jones Gregory (D) Unopposed

Kentucky 2
John A. Whitaker
Democratic
Re-elected
John A. Whitaker (D) Unopposed

Kentucky 4
Frank Chelf
Democratic
Re-elected
Frank Chelf (D) Unopposed

Kentucky 6
Thomas R. Underwood
Democratic
Re-elected
Thomas R. Underwood (D) Unopposed

Carl D. Perkins (D) 56.1% O. W. Thompson (R) 43.9%

Joe B. Bates (D) 60.5% Elmer C. Roberts (R) 39.5%


Louisiana 1
F. Edward Hebert
Democratic
Re-elected
F. Edward Hebert (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 2
Hale Boggs
Democratic
Re-elected
Hale Boggs (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 3
Edwin E. Willis
Democratic
Re-elected
Edwin E. Willis (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 4
Overton Brooks
Democratic
Re-elected
Overton Brooks (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 5
Otto Passman
Democratic
Re-elected
Otto Passman (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 6
James H. Morrison
Democratic
Re-elected
James H. Morrison (D) Unopposed

Louisiana 7
Henry D. Larcade, Jr.
Democratic
Re-elected
Henry D. Larcade, Jr. (D) Unopposed


George B. Schwabe (R) 52.9% Dixie Gilmer (D) 47.1%

William G. Stigler (D) 66.2% Cleo Crain (R) 33.8%

Carl Albert (D) 82.8% Charles Powell (R) 17.2%

Tom Steed (D) 68.1% Glenn O. Young (R) 31.9%

Retired to run for U. S. Senate Democratic hold

John Jarman (D) 58.8% C. E. Barnes (R) 41.2%

Toby Morris (D) 67.1% George Campbell (R) 32.9%


William T. Granahan (D) 57.0% Max Slepin (R) 43.0%

Hardie Scott (R) 50.3% Maurice S. Osser (D) 49.7%

Paul B. Dague (R) 67.2% Philip Ragan (D) 32.8%

Ivor D. Fenton (R) 56.8% James H. Gildea (D) 43.2%

Leon H. Gavin (R) 62.8% Fred C. Barr (D) 37.2%

James F. Lind (D) 52.2% Francis Worley (R) 47.8%