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Wednesday, November 8, 2006
As of 10:00 p.m EST November 8, 2006, the Democratic Party is projected to have gained control of both the United States House of Representatives and the United States Senate in the 2006 United States general elections. MSNBC projects that the Democrats now control 234 seats in the House of Representatives, 16 more seats than the 218 needed to control the House of Representatives as all 435 seats were up for election. In the Senate, where the balance of power is closer, one-third of all seats were up for grab. As of 10:00 p.m. EST, AP and Reuters were projecting that the Democrats had picked up all six seats they needed to retake the Senate, including the seats of incumbents Rick Santorum (Penn.), Lincoln Chafee (R.I.), Jim Talent (Missouri), Mike DeWine (Ohio), John Tester (Montana), and Jim Webb (VA). The Tester victory by less than 3,000 votes was projected at approximately 2 p.m. EST after the State of Montana announced the results of overnight recounts. Democrat Jim Webb has prevailed in that race by slightly more than 7,000 votes, though his opponent has not conceded and a recount may still occur.
Issues
Although the Bush Administration's policy on Iraq was seen as a major issue by voters, exit polls indicated that corruption was of greater concern. Republicans found themselves plagued by a series of scandals in recent months, ranging from the Jack Abramoff corruption scandal to revelations about sexual improprieties involving well-known Republicans, including Congressman Mark Foley and White House confidant Ted Haggard. Many conservative evangelical Christians, the GOP's most reliable voting block, have become disappointed by the scandals and may not vote in great numbers. Pat Buchanan, whose campaigns have often appealed to that voting block, told ABC News, "There's the spending orgy, the arrogance of power . . . . The war in Iraq, failure to protect our border, hurting the working class in Ohio, for example, the list goes on and on. We're more dissatisfied with the Republican Party than we've ever been."
Voter turnout was also influenced by a number of initiatives on state ballots. Michigan's Proposal 2 would outlaw affirmative action in virtually all government programs. Oklahoma voters were slated to decide if stores could sell alcohol on election days. In South Dakota, voters were asked if the state should make marijuana use legal for therapeutic purposes. Many states included initiatives related to eminent domain powers, same-sex marriage, and taxes. In California, voters faced a whopping 36 initiatives. Voters energized by initiatives were more likely to show up at the polls, and more likely to vote for candidates from their party.
Campaigns turn nasty
Several races turned nasty in the closing days of the campaign, with candidates from both parties turning up the heat on their opponents and accusing their rivals of dirty tricks. MSNBC reported that the FBI was investigating calls made to voters in Virginia in an apparent attempt to intimidate and confuse voters. This follows a similar investigation in California, where staff in Republican Congressional candidate Tan D. Nguyen's campaign office sent letters to Latino voters telling them that "You are advised that if your residence in this country is illegal or you are an immigrant, voting in a federal election is a crime that could result in jail time." Naturalized citizens are allowed to vote in elections.
Candidates in both New York and Michigan reported that automated telephone calls had been made to voters in the dead of night, purporting to be from their campaigns. The candidates said their campaigns had nothing to do with the calls, and had been made fraudulently in an attempt to make voters angry at them.
It was unclear whether these calls were related to other calls, financed by the National Republican Congressional Committee, that had been made to voters in several states in the previous week. Those calls had generated complaints by voters from both parties who said they were repeated several times in the same day. In at least one state, the calls were pulled when the attorney general notified the NRCC that the calls violated state law.
A different kind of "robocall" was reported in Iowa, where three Democratic candidates for the state House reported that they had been the target of anonymous attack ad calls. The calls inaccurately claimed that the candidates support free health care and college tuition for illegal aliens.
The New Jersey Attorney General's office sent deputies to polling places after Republicans reported possible fraud. The deputies reportedly found no problems.
The Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund photographed armed men attempting to prevent Hispanic voters from entering polling places in Tucson. The photographs and reports of the incidents were sent to the FBI.
Polling Problems
Problems with voting devices, both electronic and manual, required some polling places to remain open later than scheduled. Electronic devices were being used for the first time in about a third of the states.
Air America Radio reported that electronic voting machines in Delaware County, Indiana and Cleveland, Ohio malfunctioned, frustrating voters and election workers. A report published on the USA Today website said election workers in some parts of Florida had resorted to using paper ballots when their electronic voting machines failed to work. National Public Radio reported that some electronic voting machines in Texas had to be turned off when they improperly gave votes to candidates not selected by voters. Problems were also reported in Maine, Maryland, and Pennsylvania.
A voting problem of a different type was reported in Kentucky. A Louisville poll worker is alleged to have physically assaulted a voter. Jefferson County clerk spokesperson Paula McCraney said that the voter wanted to press charges after being allegedly choked and pushed by the election worker. No information was available on what led to the incident.
Summaries by state
Those marked * are incumbent in the 109th Congress; those marked † served in the House in the 109th Congress; those marked ‡ served in a previous Congress. Number which precedes name of candidate designates Congressional District.
Alabama
For United States Representative (2006-11-08 NO RESULTS)[1]
| 1. |
Jo Bonner |
* Republican |
Mobile |
|
|
Vivian Sheffield Beckerle |
Democrat |
Mobile |
|
| 2. |
Terry Everett |
* Republican |
Rehobeth |
|
|
Charles (Chuck) Dean James |
Democrat |
Osark |
|
| 3. |
Mike Rogers |
* Republican |
Anniston |
|
|
Greg A. Pierce |
Democrat |
Alexander City |
|
|
Mark Edwin Layfield |
Independent |
Auburn |
|
| 4. |
Robert B. Aderholt |
* Republican |
Haleyville |
|
|
Barbara Bobo |
Democrat |
Millport |
|
| 5. |
Robert E. (Bud) Cramer, Jr. |
* Democrat |
Huntsville |
|
| 6. |
Spencer Bachus |
* Republican |
Vestavia Hills |
|
| 7. |
Artur Davis |
* Democrat |
Birmingham |
|
Alaska
For United States Representative At Large (Num. Report Precinct 439 - Num. Reporting 439 100.00%)[2]
|
Don Young |
* Republican |
Fort Yukon |
56.64% |
|
Diane E. Benson |
Democrat |
Anchorage |
40.07% |
|
Alexander Crawford |
Libertarian |
Anchorage |
1.67% |
|
Eva L. Ince |
Green |
Anchorage |
0.71% |
Arizona
For United States Senator (100%)[3]
|
Jon Kyl |
* Republican |
Phoenix |
52.8% |
|
Jim Pederson |
Democrat |
Phoenix |
44.0% |
|
Richard Mack |
Libertarian |
Pima |
3.2% |
For United States Representative (100%)[4]
| 1. |
Rick Renzi |
* Republican |
Flagstaff |
51.6% |
|
Ellen Simon |
Democrat |
Sedona |
43.6% |
|
David Schlosser |
Libertarian |
Flagstaff |
4.8% |
| 2. |
Trent Franks |
* Republican |
Glendale |
58.2% |
|
John Thrasher |
Democrat |
Phoenix |
39.2% |
|
Powell Gammill |
Libertarian |
Phoenix |
2.6% |
| 3. |
John B. Shadegg |
* Republican |
Phoenix |
58.5% |
|
Herb Paine |
Democrat |
Phoenix |
38.9% |
|
Mark Yannone |
Libertarian |
Phoenix |
2.7% |
| 4. |
Don Karg |
Republican |
Phoenix |
24.2% |
|
Ed Pastor |
* Democrat |
Phoenix |
72.1% |
|
Ronald Harders |
Libertarian (Write-in) |
Phoenix |
3.8% |
| 5. |
J. D. Hayworth |
* Republican |
Scottsdale |
46.2% |
|
Harry Mitchell |
Democrat |
Tempe |
50.5% |
|
Warren Severin |
Libertarian |
Phoenix |
3.3% |
| 6. |
Jeff Flake |
* Republican |
Mesa |
74.1% |
|
Jason M. Blair |
Libertarian (Write-in) |
Laveen |
25.9% |
| 7. |
Ron Drake |
Republican |
Avondale |
35.7% |
|
Raúl M. Grijalva |
* Democrat |
Tucson |
60.6% |
|
Joe Cobb |
Libertarian (Write-in) |
Avondale |
3.7% |
| 8. |
1 Randy Graf |
Republican |
Green Valley |
42.2% |
|
Gabrielle Giffords |
Democrat |
Tucson |
54.1% |
|
David F. Nolan |
Libertarian |
Tucson |
1.9% |
| 1 Jim Kolbe* not a candidate. |
Arkansas
For United States Representative (67 of 75 Counties Reporting)[5]
| 1. |
Mickey ‘‘Stubby Stumbaugh |
Republican |
Cabot |
31.20% |
|
Marion Berry |
* Democrat |
Gillett |
68.80% |
| 2. |
Andy Mayberry |
Republican |
Hensley |
39.46% |
|
Vic Snyder |
* Democrat |
Little Rock |
60.54% |
| 3. |
John Boozman |
* Republican |
Rogers |
56.40% |
|
Woodrow Anderson |
Democrat |
Fort Smith |
43.60% |
| 4. |
Joe Ross |
Republican |
El Dorado |
23.55% |
|
Mike Ross |
* Democrat |
Prescott |
76.45% |
California
For United States Senator
|
Richard ‘‘Dick Mountjoy |
Republican |
Monrovia |
|
|
Dianne Feinstein |
* Democrat |
San Francisco |
|
|
Todd Chretien |
Green |
Oakland |
|
|
Marsha Feinland |
Peace and Freedom |
Berkeley |
|
|
Don J. Grundmann |
American Independent |
San Leandro |
|
|
Michael S. Metti |
Libertarian |
El Cajon |
|
For United States Representative
| 1. |
1 John W. Jones |
Republican |
Davis |
|
|
Mike Thompson |
* Democrat |
St. Helena |
|
|
Pamela Elizondo |
Green |
Laytonville |
|
|
Timothy J. Stock |
Peace and Freedom |
West Sacramento |
|
| 2. |
Wally Herger |
* Republican |
Marysville |
|
|
A. J. Sekhon |
Democrat |
Yuba City |
|
|
E. Kent Hinesley |
Libertarian |
Chico |
|
| 3. |
Daniel E. Lungren |
* Republican |
Folsom |
|
|
Bill Durston |
Democrat |
Rancho Cordova |
|
|
Michael Roskey |
Peace and Freedom |
Sacramento |
|
|
Douglas Arthur Tuma |
Libertarian |
Antelope |
|
| 4. |
John T. Doolittle |
* Republican |
Roseville |
|
|
Charlie Brown |
Democrat |
Auburn |
|
|
Dan Warren |
Libertarian |
Truckee |
|
| 5. |
Claire Yan |
Republican |
Sacramento |
|
|
Doris O. Matsui |
* Democrat |
Sacramento |
|
|
Jeff Kravitz |
Green |
Sacramento |
|
|
John C. Reiger |
Peace and Freedom |
Sacramento |
|
| 6. |
Todd Hooper |
Republican |
Greenbrae |
|
|
Lynn C. Woolsey |
* Democrat |
Petaluma |
|
|
Richard W. Friesen |
Libertarian |
Fairfax |
|
| 7. |
George Miller |
* Democrat |
Martinez |
|
|
Camden McConnell |
Libertarian |
Pittsburg |
|
| 8. |
Mike Denunzio |
Republican |
San Francisco |
|
|
Nancy Pelosi |
* Democrat |
San Francisco |
|
|
Philip Zimt Berg |
Libertarian |
San Francisco |
|
|
Krissy Keefer |
Green |
San Francisco |
|
| 9. |
John ‘‘J.D. Dendulk |
Republican |
San Leandro |
|
|
Barbara Lee |
* Democrat |
Oakland |
|
|
James Eyer |
Libertarian |
Oakland |
|
| 10. |
Darcy Linn |
Republican |
Pleasant Hill |
|
|
Ellen O. Tauscher |
* Democrat |
Alamo |
|
| 11. |
Richard W. Pombo |
* Republican |
Tracy |
|
|
Jerry McNerney |
Democrat |
Pleasanton |
|
| 12. |
Mike Moloney |
Republican |
Foster City |
|
|
Tom Lantos |
* Democrat |
San Mateo |
|
| 13. |
George I. Bruno |
Republican |
Alameda |
|
|
Fortney Pete Stark |
* Democrat |
Fremont |
|
| 14. |
Rob Smith |
Republican |
Redwood City |
|
|
Anna G. Eshoo |
* Democrat |
Atherton |
|
|
Carol Brouillet |
Green |
Palo Alto |
|
|
Brian Holtz |
Libertarian |
San Carlos |
|
| 15. |
Raymond L. Chukwu |
Republican |
San Jose |
|
|
Michael M. Honda |
* Democrat |
San Jose |
|
| 16. |
Charel Winston |
Republican |
Gilroy |
|
|
Zoe Lofgren |
* Democrat |
San Jose |
|
| 17. |
Anthony R. De Maio |
Republican |
San Jose |
|
|
Sam Farr |
* Democrat |
Carmel |
|
| 18. |
John A. Kanno |
Republican |
Modesto |
|
|
Dennis A. Cardoza |
* Democrat |
Atwater |
|
| 19. |
George Radanovich |
* Republican |
Mariposa |
|
|
TJ Cox |
Democrat |
Fresno |
|
| 20. |
Jim Costa |
* Democrat |
Fresno |
|
| 21. |
Devin Nunes |
* Republican |
Tulare |
|
|
Steven Haze |
Democrat |
Auberry |
|
|
John Roger Miller |
Green |
Ducor |
|
| 22. |
1 Kevin McCarthy |
Republican |
Bakersfield |
|
|
Sharon M. Beery |
Democrat |
Arroyo Grande |
|
| 23. |
Victor D. Tognazzini |
Republican |
Santa Maria |
|
|
Lois Capps |
* Democrat |
Santa Barbara |
|
| 24. |
Elton Gallegly |
* Republican |
Simi Valley |
|
|
Jill M. Martinez |
Democrat |
Thousand Oaks |
|
| 25. |
Howard P. ‘‘Buck McKeon |
* Republican |
Santa Clarita |
|
|
Robert Rodriguez |
Democrat |
Barstow |
|
|
David W. Erickson |
Libertarian |
Lancaster |
|
| 26. |
David Dreier |
* Republican |
San Dimas |
|
|
Cynthia Rodriguez Matthews |
Democrat |
La Verne |
|
|
Ted Brown |
Libertarian |
San Gabriel |
|
|
Elliott Graham |
American Independent |
Glendale |
|
| 27. |
Peter Hankwitz |
Republican |
Northridge |
|
|
Brad Sherman |
* Democrat |
Sherman Oaks |
|
| 28. |
Stanley Kimmel Kesselman |
Republican |
Valley Village |
|
|
Howard L. Berman |
* Democrat |
North Hollywood |
|
|
Byron De Lear |
Green |
Sherman Oaks |
|
|
Kelley L. Ross |
Libertarian |
Sherman Oaks |
|
| 29. |
William J. Bodell |
Republican |
La Canada |
|
|
Adam B. Schiff |
* Democrat |
Burbank |
|
|
Jim Keller |
Libertarian |
Pasadena |
|
|
Lynda L. Llamas |
Peace and Freedom |
Alhambra |
|
|
William M. Paparian |
Green |
Pasadena |
|
| 30. |
David Nelson Jones |
Republican |
Beverly Hills |
|
|
Henry A. Waxman |
* Democrat |
Los Angeles |
|
|
Adele M. Cannon |
Peace and Freedom |
Los Angeles |
|
| 31. |
Xavier Becerra |
* Democrat |
Los Angeles |
|
| 32. |
Hilda L. Solis |
* Democrat |
El Monte |
|
|
Leland Faegre |
Libertarian |
West Covina |
|
| 33. |
Diane E. Watson |
* Democrat |
Los Angeles |
|
| 34. |
Wayne Miller |
Republican |
South Gate |
|
|
Lucille Roybal-Allard |
* Democrat |
Los Angeles |
|
| 35. |
Maxine Waters |
* Democrat |
Los Angeles |
|
|
Paul T. Ireland |
Libertarian |
Gardena |
|
|
Gordon Michael Mego |
American Independent |
Hawthorne |
|
| 36. |
Brian Gibson |
Republican |
El Segundo |
|
|
Jane Harman |
* Democrat |
Venice |
|
|
Mike Binkley |
Libertarian |
Torrance |
|
|
James R. Smith |
Peace and Freedom |
Venice |
|
| 37. |
Juanita Millender-McDonald |
* Democrat |
Carson |
|
|
Herb Peters |
Libertarian |
Carson |
|
| 38. |
Sidney W. Street |
Republican |
Hacienda Heights |
|
|
Grace F. Napolitano |
* Democrat |
Norwalk |
|
| 39. |
James L. Andion |
Republican |
Los Angeles |
|
|
Linda T. Sánchez |
* Democrat |
Lakewood |
|
| 40. |
Edward R. Royce |
* Republican |
Fullerton |
|
|
Florice Orea Hoffman |
Democrat |
Orange |
|
|
Philip H. Inman |
Libertarian |
Fullerton |
|
| 41. |
Jerry Lewis |
* Republican |
Redlands |
|
|
Louie A. Contreras |
Democrat |
Hesperia |
|
| 42. |
Gary G. Miller |
* Republican |
Diamond Bar |
|
| 43. |
Scott Folkens |
Republican |
Bloomington |
|
|
Joe Baca |
* Democrat |
Rialto |
|
| 44. |
Ken Calvert |
* Republican |
Corona |
|
|
Louis Vandenberg |
Democrat |
Riverside |
|
|
Kevin Akin |
Peace and Freedom |
Riverside |
|
| 45. |
Mary Bono |
* Republican |
Palm Springs |
|
|
David Roth |
Democrat |
La Quinta |
|
| 46. |
Dana Rohrabacher |
* Republican |
Huntington Beach |
|
|
Jim Brandt |
Democrat |
Long Beach |
|
|
Dennis Chang |
Libertarian |
Seal Beach |
|
| 47. |
Tan Nguyen |
Republican |
Garden Grove |
|
|
Loretta Sanchez |
* Democrat |
Anaheim |
|
| 48. |
John Campbell |
* Republican |
Irvine |
|
|
Steve Young |
Democrat |
Irvine |
|
|
Bruce Cohen |
Libertarian |
Dana Point |
|
| 49. |
Darrell E. Issa |
* Republican |
Vista |
|
|
Jeeni Criscenzo |
Democrat |
Oceanside |
|
|
Lars R. Grossmith |
Libertarian |
Oceanside |
|
| 50. |
Brian P. Bilbray |
* Republican |
Carlsbad |
|
|
Francine Busby |
Democrat |
Cardiff |
|
|
Miriam E. Clark |
Peace and Freedom |
Encinitas |
|
|
Paul King |
Libertarian |
Carlsbad |
|
| 51. |
Blake L. Miles |
Republican |
El Centro |
|
|
Bob Filner |
* Democrat |
San Diego |
|
|
Dan Litwin |
Libertarian |
San Diego |
|
| 52. |
Duncan Hunter |
* Republican |
Alpine |
|
|
John Rinaldi |
Democrat |
San Diego |
|
|
Michael Benoit |
Libertarian |
Santee |
|
| 53. |
John ‘‘Woody Woodrum |
Republican |
San Diego |
|
|
Susan A. Davis |
* Democrat |
San Diego |
|
|
Ernie Lippe |
Libertarian |
San Diego |
|
| 1 William M. Thomas* not a candidate. |
Colorado
For United States Representative
| 1. |
Diana DeGette |
* Democrat |
Denver |
|
|
Thomas D. Kelly |
Green |
Englewood |
|
| 2. |
Rich Mancuso |
Republican |
Evergreen |
|
|
Mark Udall |
* Democrat |
El Dorado Springs |
|
|
J. A. Calhoun |
Green |
Empire |
|
|
Norm Olsen |
Libertarian |
Northglenn |
|
| 3. |
Scott Tipton |
Republican |
Cortez |
|
|
John T. Salazar |
* Democrat |
Manassa |
|
|
Bruce E. Lohmiller, Green |
Write-in |
Grand Junction |
|
|
Bert L. Sargent |
Libertarian |
Hotchkiss |
|
| 4. |
Marilyn N. Musgrave |
* Republican |
Fort Morgan |
|
|
Angie Paccione |
Democrat |
Fort Collins |
|
|
Eric Eidsness |
Reform |
Fort Collins |
|
| 5. |
1 Doug Lamborn |
Republican |
Colorado Springs |
|
|
Jay Fawcett |
Democrat |
Colorado Springs |
|
|
Richard D. Hand, Republican |
Write-in |
Colorado Springs |
|
|
Gregory S. Hollister, Republican |
Write-in |
Colorado Springs |
|
|
Brian X. Scott, Democrat |
Write-in |
Colorado Springs |
|
| 6. |
Thomas G. Tancredo |
* Republican |
Littleton |
|
|
Bill Winter |
Democrat |
Castle Rock |
|
|
Juan B. Botero, Republican |
Write-in |
Littleton |
|
|
Jack J. Woehr |
Libertarian |
Golden |
|
| 7. |
2 Rick O'Donnell |
Republican |
Lakewood |
|
|
Ed Perlmutter |
Democrat |
Golden |
|
|
Dave Chandler |
Green |
Arvada |
|
|
John Heckman |
Concerns of the People, Write-in |
Lakewood |
|
|
Roger McCarville |
American Constitution Party |
Arvada |
|
|
Steve Moore, Democrat |
Write-in |
Lakewood |
|
|
John David Sexton |
Write-in |
Denver |
|
1 Joel Hefley* not a candidate.
2 Bob Beauprez* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor. |
Connecticut
For United States Senator
|
1Alan Schlesinger |
Republican |
Woodbridge |
|
|
Ned Lamont |
Democrat |
Greenwich |
|
|
Ralph A. Ferrucci |
Green |
New Haven |
|
|
Timothy A. Knibbs |
Concerned Citizens |
Plantsville |
|
|
Joseph I. Lieberman |
* Connecticut for Lieberman |
New Haven |
|
For United States Representative
| 1. |
Scott MacLean |
Republican |
East Hartland |
|
|
John B. Larson |
* Democrat |
East Hartford |
|
| 2. |
Rob Simmons |
* Republican |
Stonington |
|
|
Joe Courtney |
Democrat |
Vernon |
|
| 3. |
Joseph Vollano |
Republican |
Branford |
|
|
Rosa L. DeLauro |
* Democrat |
New Haven |
|
|
Daniel A. Sumrall |
Green |
New Haven |
|
| 4. |
Christopher Shays |
* Republican |
Bridgeport |
|
|
Diane Farrell |
Democrat |
Westport |
|
|
Richard Z. Duffee |
Green |
Stamford |
|
|
Philip Z. Maymin |
Libertarian |
Cos Cob |
|
| 5. |
Nancy L. Johnson |
* Republican |
New Britain |
|
|
Chris Murphy, Democrat |
Working Families |
Cheshire |
|
| 1 Joseph I. Lieberman* defeated in primary; running as an Independent. |
Delaware
For United States Senator (436 of 436 Districts Reporting = 100%)[6]
|
Jan Ting |
Republican |
Wilmington |
28.7 % |
|
Thomas R. Carper |
* Democrat |
Wilmington |
70.2 % |
|
William E. Morris |
Libertarian |
Wilmington |
1.1 % |
For United States Representative At Large (436 of 436 Districts Reporting = 100%)[7]
|
Michael N. Castle |
* Republican |
Wilmington |
57.2 % |
|
Dennis Spivack |
Democrat |
Wilmington |
38.8 % |
|
Karen M. Hartley-Nagle |
Independent |
Dover |
2.2 % |
|
Michael Berg |
Green |
Wilmington |
1.8 % |
Florida
For United States Senator
|
Katherine Harris |
† Republican |
Tampa |
|
|
Bill Nelson |
* Democrat |
Tallahassee |
|
|
Floyd Ray Frazier |
No Party Affiliation |
Eatonville |
|
|
Brian Moore |
No Party Affiliation |
Spring Hill |
|
|
Belinda Noah |
No Party Affiliation |
Tampa |
|
|
Roy Tanner |
No Party Affiliation |
Oviedo |
|
|
Lawrence Scott |
Write-in |
Aripeka |
|
|
Bernard Senter |
Write-in |
Miami |
|
For United States Representative
| 1. |
Jeff Miller |
* Republican |
Chumuckla |
|
|
Joe Roberts |
Democrat |
Gulf Breeze |
|
| 2. |
Allen Boyd |
* Democrat |
Monticello |
|
| 3. |
Corrine Brown |
* Democrat |
Jacksonville |
|
| 4. |
Ander Crenshaw |
* Republican |
Jacksonville |
|
|
Robert J. Harms |
Democrat |
Jacksonville |
|
|
John Blade |
Write-in |
Jacksonville |
|
| 5. |
Ginny Brown-Waite |
* Republican |
Crystal River |
|
|
John Russell |
Democrat |
Dade City |
|
| 6. |
Cliff Stearns |
* Republican |
Ocala |
|
|
David E. Bruderly |
Democrat |
Gainesville |
|
| 7. |
John L. Mica |
* Republican |
Winter Park |
|
|
John F. Chagnon |
Democrat |
St. Augustine |
|
| 8. |
Ric Keller |
* Republican |
Orlando |
|
|
Charlie Stuart |
Democrat |
Orlando |
|
|
Wes Hoaglund |
No Party Affiliation |
Orlando |
|
|
Clay O. Hill |
Write-in |
Kissimmee |
|
|
D. J. Mauro |
Write-in |
Tavares |
|
|
Larry Sapp |
Write-in |
Ocala |
|
| 9. |
1 Gus Michael Bilirakis |
Republican |
Holiday |
|
|
Phyllis Busansky |
Democrat |
Tampa |
|
|
Andrew Pasayan |
Write-in |
Holiday |
|
| 10. |
C. W. Bill Young |
* Republican |
Indian Shores |
|
|
Samm Simpson |
Democrat |
Dunedin |
|
|
Salvatore A. Fiorella |
Write-in |
Hillsboro Beach |
|
| 11. |
2 Eddie Adams, Jr. |
Republican |
Tampa |
|
|
Kathy Castor |
Democrat |
Tampa |
|
|
Jim Greenwald |
Write-in |
Gulfport |
|
|
R. J. Spencer |
Write-in |
Tampa |
|
| 12. |
Adam H. Putnam |
* Republican |
Bartow |
|
|
Ed Bowlin |
No Party Affiliation |
Lake Wales |
|
|
Joe Viscusi |
No Party Affiliation |
Lakeland |
|
| 13. |
3 Vern Buchanan |
Republican |
Sarasota |
|
|
Christine Jennings |
Democrat |
Sarasota |
|
| 14. |
Connie Mack |
* Republican |
Fort Myers |
|
|
Robert M. Neeld |
Democrat |
Cape Coral |
|
|
Dan |
Write-in |
Naples |
|
|
Richard Grayson |
Write-in |
Davie |
|
| 15. |
Dave Weldon |
* Republican |
Palm Bay |
|
|
Bob Bowman |
Democrat |
Melbourne |
|
| 16. |
4 Mark Foley |
* Republican |
Jupiter |
|
|
Joe Negron |
Republican |
Stuart |
|
|
Tim Mahoney |
Democrat |
Palm Beach Gardens |
|
|
Emmie Ross |
No Party Affiliation |
Port St. Lucie |
|
| 17. |
Kendrick B. Meek |
* Democrat |
Miami |
|
|
Eric Simpson |
Write-in |
Miami |
|
| 18. |
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen |
* Republican |
Miami |
|
|
David ‘‘Big Dave Patlak |
Democrat |
Miami Beach |
|
|
Margaret Trowe |
Write-in |
Miami |
|
| 19. |
Robert Wexler |
* Democrat |
Boca Raton |
|
| 20. |
Debbie Wasserman Schultz |
* Democrat |
Weston |
|
| 21. |
Lincoln Diaz-Balart |
* Republican |
Miami |
|
|
Frank J. Gonzalez |
Democrat |
Miami |
|
| 22. |
E. Clay Shaw, Jr. |
* Republican |
Ft. Lauderdale |
|
|
Ron Klein |
Democrat |
Boca Raton |
|
|
Neil Evangelista |
No Party Affiliation |
Boca Raton |
|
| 23. |
Alcee L. Hastings |
* Democrat |
Miramar |
|
| 24. |
Tom Feeney |
* Republican |
Oviedo |
|
|
Clint Curtis |
Democrat |
Titusville |
|
| 25. |
Mario Diaz-Balart |
* Republican |
Miami |
|
|
Michael Calderin |
Democrat |
Miami |
|
1 Michael Bilirakis* not a candidate.
2 Jim Davis* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor.
3 Katherine Harris* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator.
4 Mark Foley* not a candidate for re-election; however, his name will appear on the ballot, and his votes will count for Joe Negron. |
Georgia
For United States Representative
| 1. |
Jack Kingston |
* Republican |
Savannah |
|
|
Jim Nelson |
Democrat |
Savannah |
|
| 2. |
Bradley C. Hughes |
Republican |
Blakely |
|
|
Sanford D. Bishop, Jr. |
* Democrat |
Albany |
|
| 3. |
Lynn Westmoreland |
* Republican |
Grantville |
|
|
Mike McGraw |
Democrat |
Newnan |
|
| 4. |
1 Catherine Davis |
Republican |
Stone Mountain |
|
|
Henry C. ‘‘Hank Johnson, Jr. |
Democrat |
Decatur |
|
|
Loren Collins |
Write-in |
Atlanta |
|
| 5. |
John Lewis |
* Democrat |
Atlanta |
|
|
Eleanor Garcia |
Write-in |
Atlanta |
|
| 6. |
Tom Price |
* Republican |
Roswell |
|
|
Steve Sinton |
Democrat |
Marietta |
|
| 7. |
John Linder |
* Republican |
Duluth |
|
|
Allan Burns |
Democrat |
Lilburn |
|
| 8. |
Mac Collins |
‡ Republican |
Jackson |
|
|
Jim Marshall |
* Democrat |
Macon |
|
| 9. |
Nathan Deal |
* Republican |
Gainesville |
|
|
John D. Bradbury |
Democrat |
Rising Fawn |
|
|
Brian Russell Brown |
Write-in |
Augusta |
|
| 10. |
Charlie Norwood |
* Republican |
Evans |
|
|
Terry Holley |
Democrat |
Grovetown |
|
| 11. |
Phil Gingrey |
* Republican |
Marietta |
|
|
Patrick Samuel Pillion |
Democrat |
Carrollton |
|
|
William Satterwhite |
Write-in |
Douglas |
|
| 12. |
Max Burns |
‡ Republican |
Sylvania |
|
|
John Barrow |
* Democrat |
Athens |
|
| 13. |
Deborah Travis Honeycutt |
Republican |
Riverdale |
|
|
David Scott |
* Democrat |
Atlanta |
|
| 1 Cynthia McKinney* defeated in primary. |
Hawaii
For United States Senator
|
Cynthia Thielen |
Republican |
Kailua |
|
|
Daniel K. Akaka |
* Democrat |
Honolulu |
|
|
Lloyd Jeffrey Mallan |
Libertarian |
Kapaa |
|
For United States Representative
| 1. |
Richard (Noah) Hough |
Republican |
Honolulu |
|
|
Neil Abercrombie |
* Democrat |
Honolulu |
|
| 2. |
1 Bob Hogue |
Republican |
Kailua |
|
|
Mazie K. Hirono |
Democrat |
Honolulu |
|
| 1 Ed Case* not a candidate for re-election; unsuccessful nominee for Senator. |
Idaho
For United States Representative
| 1. |
1 Bill Sali |
Republican |
Kuna |
|
|
Larry Grant |
Democrat |
Fruitland |
|
|
Dave Olson |
Independent |
St. Maries |
|
|
Andy Hedden-Nicely |
Natural Law |
Boise |
|
|
Paul Smith |
Constitution |
Letha |
|
| 2. |
Michael K. Simpson |
* Republican |
Blackfoot |
|
|
Jim Hansen |
Democrat |
Boise |
|
|
Cameron Forth |
Independent |
Victor |
|
|
Travis J. Hedrick |
Constitution |
Buhl |
|
| 1 C. L. ‘‘Butch Otter* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor. |
Illinois
For United States Representative
| 1. |
Jason E. Tabour |
Republican |
Evergreen Park |
|
|
Bobby L. Rush |
* Democrat |
Chicago |
|
| 2. |
Robert Belin |
Republican |
Lansing |
|
|
Jesse L. Jackson, Jr. |
* Democrat |
Chicago |
|
|
Anthony W. Williams |
Libertarian |
Dolton |
|
| 3. |
Raymond G. Wardingley |
Republican |
Chicago |
|
|
Daniel Lipinski |
* Democrat |
Western Springs |
|
| 4. |
Ann Melichar |
Republican |
Chicago |
|
|
Luis V. Gutierrez |
* Democrat |
Chicago |
|
| 5. |
Kevin Edward White |
Republican |
Chicago |
|
|
Rahm Emanuel |
* Democrat |
Chicago |
|
| 6. |
1 Peter J. Roskam |
Republican |
Wheaton |
|
|
L. Tammy Duckworth |
Democrat |
Hoffman Estates |
|
| 7. |
Charles Hutchinson |
Republican |
Chicago |
|
|
Danny K. Davis |
* Democrat |
Chicago |
|
| 8. |
David McSweeney |
Republican |
Barrington Hills |
|
|
Melissa L. Bean |
* Democrat |
Barrington |
|
| 9. |
Michael P. Shannon |
Republican |
Park Ridge |
|
|
Janice D. Schakowsky |
* Democrat |
Evanston |
|
| 10. |
Mark Steven Kirk |
* Republican |
Highland Park |
|
|
Daniel J. Seals |
Democrat |
Wilmette |
|
| 11. |
Jerry Weller |
* Republican |
Morris |
|
|
John Pavich |
Democrat |
Beecher |
|
| 12. |
Jerry F. Costello |
* Democrat |
Belleville |
|
| 13. |
Judy Biggert |
* Republican |
Hinsdale |
|
|
Joseph Shannon |
Democrat |
Woodridge |
|
| 14. |
J. Dennis Hastert |
* Republican |
Yorkville |
|
|
Jonathan ‘‘John Laesch |
Democrat |
Newark |
|
| 15. |
Timothy V. Johnson |
* Republican |
Urbana |
|
|
David Gill |
Democrat |
Clinton |
|
| 16. |
Donald A. Manzullo |
* Republican |
Egan |
|
|
Richard D. Auman |
Democrat |
Galena |
|
| 17. |
2 Andrea Zinga |
Republican |
Coal Valley |
|
|
Phil Hare |
Democrat |
Rock Island |
|
| 18. |
Ray LaHood |
* Republican |
Peoria |
|
|
Steve Waterworth |
Democrat |
Easton |
|
| 19. |
John Shimkus |
* Republican |
Collinsville |
|
|
Danny L. Stover |
Democrat |
Centralia |
|
1 Henry J. Hyde* not a candidate.
2 Lane Evans* not a candidate. |
Indiana
For United States Senator
|
Richard G. Lugar |
* Republican |
Indianapolis |
|
|
Steve Osborn |
Libertarian |
LaPorte |
|
|
Mark Pool |
Independent (Write-in) |
Indianapolis |
|
|
Jack H. Baldwin |
Write-in |
Westfield |
|
For United States Representative
| 1. |
Mark J. Leyva |
Republican |
Highland |
|
|
Peter J. Visclosky |
* Democrat |
Merrillville |
|
|
Charles E. Barman |
Independent |
Crown Point |
|
| 2. |
Chris Chocola |
* Republican |
Bristol |
|
|
Joe Donnelly |
Democrat |
Granger |
|
| 3. |
Mark E. Souder |
* Republican |
Fort Wayne |
|
|
Thomas Hayhurst |
Democrat |
Fort Wayne |
|
| 4. |
Steve Buyer |
* Republican |
Monticello |
|
|
David Sanders |
Democrat |
West Lafayette |
|
| 5. |
Dan Burton |
* Republican |
Indianapolis |
|
|
Katherine Fox Carr |
Democrat |
Indianapolis |
|
|
John Miller |
Independent (Write-in) |
Greenfield |
|
| 6. |
Mike Pence |
* Republican |
Columbus |
|
|
Barry A. Welsh |
Democrat |
Laurel |
|
| 7. |
Eric Dickerson |
Republican |
Sheridan |
|
|
Julia Carson |
* Democrat |
Indianapolis |
|
|
John Leroy Plemons |
Independent (Write-in) |
Beech Grove |
|
| 8. |
John N. Hostettler |
* Republican |
Blairsville |
|
|
Brad Ellsworth |
Democrat |
Evansville |
|
| 9. |
Michael E. Sodrel |
* Republican |
New Albany |
|
|
Baron P. Hill |
‡ Democrat |
Seymour |
|
|
Donald W. Mantooth |
Republican (Write-in) |
Salem |
|
|
D. Eric Schansberg |
Libertarian |
Jeffersonville |
|
Iowa
For United States Representative (139 of 324 Precincts for District 1, etc)[8]
| 1. |
1 Mike Whalen |
Republican |
Bettendorf |
43.6% |
|
Bruce Braley |
Democrat |
Waterloo |
54.68% |
|
James F. Hill |
Pirate |
Eldridge |
1.12% |
|
Albert W. Schoeman |
Nominated by Petition |
Waterloo |
0.61% |
| 2. |
James A. Leach |
* Republican |
Iowa City |
49.67% |
|
Dave Loebsack |
Democrat |
Mt. Vernon |
50.33% |
| 3. |
Jeff Lamberti |
Republican |
Ankeny |
46.64% |
|
Leonard L. Boswell |
* Democrat |
Des Moines |
51.74% |
|
Helen Meyers |
Socialist Workers |
Des Moines |
1.62% |
| 4. |
Tom Latham |
* Republican |
Alexander |
57.32% |
|
Selden E. Spencer |
Democrat |
Huxley |
42.68% |
| 5. |
Steve King |
* Republican |
Kiron |
59.12% |
|
Joyce Schulte |
Democrat |
Creston |
34.79% |
|
Cheryl L. Brodersen |
Nominated by Petition |
Denison |
1.33% |
|
Roy Nielsen |
Nominated by Petition |
Orange City |
4.75% |
| 1 Jim Nussle* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor. |
Kansas
For United States Representative
| 1. |
Jerry Moran |
* Republican |
Hays |
|
|
John Doll |
Democrat |
Garden City |
|
|
Sylvester Cain |
Reform |
St. Marys |
|
| 2. |
Jim Ryun |
Republican |
Topeka |
|
|
Nancy Boyda |
* Democrat |
Topeka |
|
|
Roger D. Tucker |
Reform |
Ottawa |
|
| 3. |
Chuck Ahner |
Republican |
Overland Park |
|
|
Dennis Moore |
* Democrat |
Lenexa |
|
|
Robert A. Conroy |
Reform |
Shawnee |
|
| 4. |
Todd Tiahrt |
* Republican |
Goddard |
|
|
Garth J. McGinn |
Democrat |
Bel Aire |
|
|
Joy R. Holt |
Reform |
Kansas City |
|
Kentucky
For United States Representative
| 1. |
Ed Whitfield |
* Republican |
Hopkinsville |
|
|
Tom Barlow |
Democrat |
Paducah |
|
| 2. |
Ron Lewis |
* Republican |
Cecilia |
|
|
Mike Weaver |
Democrat |
Radcliff |
|
| 3. |
Anne M. Northup |
* Republican |
Louisville |
|
|
John Yarmuth |
Democrat |
Harrods Creek |
|
|
Donna Walker Mancini |
Libertarian |
Louisville |
|
|
W. Ed Parker |
Constitution |
Louisville |
|
| 4. |
Geoff Davis |
* Republican |
Hebron |
|
|
Ken Lucas |
‡ Democrat |
Union |
|
|
Brian Houillion |
Libertarian |
Walton |
|
| 5. |
Harold Rogers |
* Republican |
Somerset |
|
|
Kenneth Stepp |
Democrat |
Barbourville |
|
| 6. |
Ben Chandler |
* Democrat |
Versailles |
|
|
Paul Ard |
Libertarian |
Nicholasville |
|
Louisiana
For United States Representative
| 1. |
1 Bobby Jindal |
* Republican |
Kenner |
|
|
David Gereighty |
Democrat |
Metairie |
|
|
Stacey Tallitsch |
Democrat |
Metairie |
|
|
Peter Beary |
Libertarian |
River Ridge |
|
| 2. |
Eric T. Bradley |
Republican |
New Orleans |
|
|
Joseph ‘‘Joe Lavigne |
Republican |
New Orleans |
|
|
Lawrence William ‘‘Lance von Uhde III |
Republican |
New Orleans |
|
|
Scott Barron |
Democrat |
New Orleans |
|
|
Regina Bartholomew |
Democrat |
New Orleans |
|
|
Karen Carter |
Democrat |
New Orleans |
|
|
Troy ‘‘C Carter |
Democrat |
New Orleans |
|
|
Deven ‘‘D. C. Collins |
Democrat |
Baton Rouge |
|
|
John Edwards |
Democrat |
New Orleans |
|
|
William J. Jefferson |
* Democrat |
New Orleans |
|
|
M. V. ‘‘Vinny Mendoza |
Democrat |
Kenner |
|
|
Derrick Shepherd |
Democrat |
Marrero |
|
|
Gregory W. ‘‘Rhumbline Kahn |
Libertarian |
New Orleans |
|
| 3. |
Craig Romero |
Republican |
New Iberia |
|
|
Olangee ‘‘OJ Breech |
Democrat |
LaPlace |
|
|
Charlie Melancon |
* Democrat |
Napoleonville |
|
|
James Lee Blake, Jr. |
Libertarian |
Franklin |
|
| 4. |
Chester T. Kelley |
Republican |
Shreveport |
|
|
Jim McCrery |
* Republican |
Shreveport |
|
|
Artis R. Cash, Sr. |
Democrat |
Shreveport |
|
|
Patti Cox |
Democrat |
Shreveport |
|
| 5. |
Rodney Alexander |
* Republican |
Quitman |
|
|
Gloria Williams Hearn |
Democrat |
Pineville |
|
|
Brent Sanders |
Libertarian |
Alexandria |
|
|
John Watts |
Other |
Bastrop |
|
| 6. |
Richard H. Baker |
* Republican |
Baton Rouge |
|
|
Richard M. Fontanesi |
Libertarian |
Baton Rouge |
|
| 7. |
Charles W. Boustany, Jr. |
* Republican |
Lafayette |
|
|
Mike Stagg |
Democrat |
Lafayette |
|
| 1 In Louisiana, the congressional election on November 7, 2006, is an open (nonpartisan) primary election. To be elected on November 7, a candidate must receive a majority of the vote. A run-off election is scheduled for December 9, 2006, for those seats for which none of the candidates received the requisite majority, or for a tie (see Foster v. Love, 522 U.S. 67). |
Maine
For United States Senator
|
Olympia J. Snowe |
* Republican |
Auburn |
|
|
Jean M. Hay Bright |
Democrat |
Dixmont |
|
|
William H. Slavick |
Independent (Unenrolled) |
Portland |
|
For United States Representative
| 1. |
Darlene J. Curley |
Republican |
Scarborough |
|
|
Thomas H. Allen |
* Democrat |
Portland |
|
|
Dexter J. Kamilewicz |
Independent (Unenrolled) |
Harpswell |
|
| 2. |
Laurence S. D'Amboise |
Republican |
Lisbon |
|
|
Michael H. Michaud |
* Democrat |
East Millinocket |
|
Maryland
For United States Senator
|
1 Michael S. Steele |
Republican |
Annapolis |
|
|
Benjamin L. Cardin |
† Democrat |
Catonsville |
|
|
Lih Young |
Democrat (Write-in) |
Rockville |
|
|
Kevin Zeese |
Green |
Takoma Park |
|
For United States Representative
| 1. |
Wayne T. Gilchrest |
* Republican |
Kennedyville |
|
|
Jim Corwin |
Democrat |
Severna Park |
|
| 2. |
Jimmy Mathis |
Republican |
Cockeysville |
|
|
C. A. Dutch Ruppersberger |
* Democrat |
Cockeysville |
|
| 3. |
2 John White |
Republican |
Annapolis |
|
|
John P. Sarbanes |
Democrat |
Towson |
|
|
Charles Curtis McPeek, Sr. |
Libertarian |
Columbia |
|
| 4. |
Michael Moshe Starkman |
Republican |
Rockville |
|
|
Albert Russell Wynn |
* Democrat |
Mitchellville |
|
| 5. |
Steny H. Hoyer |
* Democrat |
Mechanicsville |
|
|
Peter Kuhnert |
Constitution |
Martinsburg |
|
|
Steve Warner |
Green |
California |
|
| 6. |
Roscoe G. Bartlett |
* Republican |
Frederick |
|
|
Andrew Duck |
Democrat |
Brunswick |
|
|
Robert E. Kozak |
Green |
Frederick |
|
| 7. |
Elijah E. Cummings |
* Democrat |
Baltimore |
|
| 8. |
Jeffrey M. Stein |
Republican |
Chevy Chase |
|
|
Chris Van Hollen |
* Democrat |
Kensington |
|
|
Gerard P. Giblin |
Green |
Silver Spring |
|
1 Paul S. Sarbanes* not a candidate.
2 Benjamin L. Cardin* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator. |
Massachusetts
For United States Senator
|
Kenneth G. Chase |
Republican |
Belmont |
|
|
Edward M. Kennedy |
* Democrat |
Barnstable |
|
For United States Representative
| 1. |
John W. Olver |
* Democrat |
Amherst |
|
|
William H. Szych |
Unenrolled |
Hatfield |
|
| 2. |
Richard E. Neal |
* Democrat |
Springfield |
|
| 3. |
James P. McGovern |
* Democrat |
Worcester |
|
| 4. |
Barney Frank |
* Democrat |
Newton |
|
| 5. |
Martin T. Meehan |
* Democrat |
Lowell |
|
| 6. |
Richard W. Barton |
Republican |
Manchester-By-The-Sea |
|
|
John F. Tierney |
* Democrat |
Salem |
|
| 7. |
Edward J. Markey |
* Democrat |
Malden |
|
| 8. |
Michael E. Capuano |
* Democrat |
Somerville |
|
|
Laura Garza |
Socialist Workers |
Boston |
|
| 9. |
Jack E. Robinson |
Republican |
Brockton |
|
|
Stephen F. Lynch |
* Democrat |
South Boston |
|
| 10. |
Jeffrey K. Beatty |
Republican |
Harwich |
|
|
William D. Delahunt |
* Democrat |
Quincy |
|
|
Peter A. White |
Independent |
Yarmouth |
|
Michigan
For United States Senator
|
Michael Bouchard |
Republican |
Royal Oak |
|
|
Debbie Stabenow |
* Democrat |
Lansing |
|
|
W. Dennis FitzSimons |
U.S. Taxpayers |
Berrien Springs |
|
|
Leonard Schwartz |
Libertarian |
Oak Park |
|
|
David Sole |
Green |
Detroit |
|
For United States Representative
| 1. |
Don Hooper |
Republican |
Iron River |
|
|
Bart Stupak |
* Democrat |
Menominee |
|
|
David J. Newland |
Green |
Bellaire |
|
|
Ken Proctor |
Libertarian |
Charlotte |
|
|
Joshua J. Warren |
U.S. Taxpayers |
Palmer |
|
| 2. |
Peter Hoekstra |
* Republican |
Holland |
|
|
Kimon Kotos |
Democrat |
North Muskegon |
|
|
Ronald E. Graeser |
U.S. Taxpayers |
Fremont |
|
|
Steven Van Til |
Libertarian |
Holland |
|
| 3. |
Vernon J. Ehlers |
* Republican |
Grand Rapids |
|
|
James R. Rinck |
Democrat |
Grand Rapids |
|
|
Rodger Gurk |
Green |
Wyoming |
|
|
Jeff A. Steinport |
Libertarian |
Grand Rapids |
|
| 4. |
Dave Camp |
* Republican |
Midland |
|
|
Mike Huckleberry |
Democrat |
Greenville |
|
|
John Emerick |
U.S. Taxpayers |
Mt. Pleasant |
|
|
Allitta Hren |
Libertarian |
Big Rapids |
|
| 5. |
Eric J. Klammer |
Republican |
Saginaw |
|
|
Dale E. Kildee |
* Democrat |
Flint |
|
|
Ken Mathenia |
Green |
Grand Blanc |
|
|
Steve Samoranski II |
Libertarian |
Armada |
|
| 6. |
Fred Upton |
* Republican |
St. Joseph |
|
|
Kim Clark |
Democrat |
Three Oaks |
|
|
Kenneth E. Howe |
Libertarian |
Grand Rapids |
|
| 7. |
1 Tim Walberg |
Republican |
Tipton |
|
|
Sharon Marie Renier |
Democrat |
Munith |
|
|
David Horn |
U.S. Taxpayers |
Jackson |
|
|
Robert L. Hutchinson |
Libertarian |
Dexter |
|
| 8. |
Mike Rogers |
* Republican |
Brighton |
|
|
Jim Marcinkowski |
Democrat |
Brighton |
|
|
Dick Gach |
Libertarian |
Bloomfield |
|
|
Aaron Stuttman |
Green |
Lansing |
|
| 9. |
Joe Knollenberg |
* Republican |
Bloomfield Hills |
|
|
Nancy Skinner |
Democrat |
Birmingham |
|
|
Matthew R. Abel |
Green |
West Bloomfield |
|
|
Adam Goodman |
Libertarian |
Waterford |
|
| 10. |
Candice S. Miller |
* Republican |
Harrison Township |
|
|
Robert Denison |
Democrat |
Shelby Township |
|
|
Mark Byrne |
Libertarian |
Port Huron |
|
|
Candace Ruth Caveny |
Green |
Lapeer |
|
|
Richard F. Gualdoni |
U.S. Taxpayers |
Lapeer |
|
| 11. |
Thaddeus G. McCotter |
* Republican |
Livonia |
|
|
Tony Trupiano |
Democrat |
Dearborn Heights |
|
|
Charles E. Tackett |
U.S. Taxpayers |
Belleville |
|
|
John T. Tatar |
Libertarian |
Livonia |
|
| 12. |
Randell J. Shafer |
Republican |
St. Clair Shores |
|
|
Sander M. Levin |
* Democrat |
Royal Oak |
|
|
Andy Lecureaux |
Libertarian |
Hazel Park |
|
|
Art Myatt |
Green |
Pleasant Ridge |
|
|
Jerome S. White |
No Party Affiliation |
Lathrup Village |
|
| 13. |
Carolyn C. Kilpatrick |
* Democrat |
Detroit |
|
| 14. |
Chad Miles |
Republican |
Dearborn |
|
|
John Conyers, Jr. |
* Democrat |
Detroit |
|
| 15. |
John D. Dingell |
* Democrat |
Dearborn |
|
|
Robert F. Czak |
U.S. Taxpayers |
Woodhaven |
|
|
Aimee Smith |
Green |
Ann Arbor |
|
|
Gregory Stempfle |
Libertarian |
Dearborn Heights |
|
| 1 John J. H. ‘‘Joe Schwarz* defeated in primary. |
Minnesota
For United States Senator ( Precincts Reporting: 100.00% (4123 of 4123))[9]
|
1 Mark R. Kennedy |
† Republican |
St. Paul |
38.01% |
|
Amy Klobuchar |
Democratic-Farmer-Labor |
St. Paul |
57.99% |
|
Michael James Cavlan |
Green |
Minneapolis |
0.49% |
|
Robert Fitzgerald |
Independence |
Rothsay |
3.23% |
|
Ben Powers |
Constitution |
Austin |
0.24% |
For United States Representative (Precincts Reporting: 100.00% (4123 of 4123))[10]
| 1. |
Gil Gutknecht |
* Republican |
Rochester |
47.12% |
|
Tim Walz |
Democratic-Farmer-Labor |
Mankato |
52.74% |
| 2. |
John Kline |
* Republican |
Lakeville |
56.19% |
|
Coleen Rowley |
Democratic-Farmer-Labor |
Apple Valley |
40.04% |
|
Douglas Williams |
Independence |
Chaska |
3.72% |
| 3. |
Jim Ramstad |
* Republican |
Minnetonka |
64.85% |
|
Wendy Wilde |
Democratic-Farmer-Labor |
Edina |
35.04% |
| 4. |
Obi Sium |
Republican |
Oakdale |
30.22% |
|
Betty McCollum |
* Democrat |
St. Paul |
69.54% |
| 5. |
2 Alan Fine |
Republican |
Minneapolis |
21.34% |
|
Keith Ellison |
Democratic-Farmer-Labor |
Minneapolis |
55.56% |
|
Tammy Lee |
Independence |
Golden Valley |
21.01% |
|
Jay Pond |
Green |
Minneapolis |
1.96% |
| 6. |
3 Michele Bachmann |
Republican |
Stillwater |
49.98% |
|
Patty Wetterling |
Democratic-Farmer-Labor |
St. Joseph |
42.17% |
|
John Paul Binkowski |
Independence |
St. Marys Point |
7.77% |
| 7. |
Michael J. Barrett |
Republican |
Browerville |
28.99% |
|
Collin C. Peterson |
* Democrat |
Detroit Lakes |
69.66% |
|
Ken Lucier |
Constitution |
Moorhead |
1.28% |
| 8. |
Rod Grams |
‡ Republican |
St. Francis |
34.39% |
|
James L. Oberstar |
* Democrat |
Chisholm |
63.62% |
|
Harry Welty |
Unity |
Duluth |
1.94% |
1 Mark Dayton* not a candidate.
2 Martin Olav Sabo* not a candidate.
3 Mark R. Kennedy* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator. |
Mississippi
For United States Senator
|
Trent Lott |
* Republican |
Pascagoula |
|
|
Erik R. Fleming |
Democrat |
Clinton |
|
|
Harold M. Taylor |
Libertarian |
Nesbit |
|
For United States Representative
| 1. |
Roger F. Wicker |
* Republican |
Tupelo |
|
|
James K. (Ken) Hurt |
Democrat |
Verona |
|
| 2. |
Yvonne R. Brown |
Republican |
Tchula |
|
|
Bennie G. Thompson |
* Democrat |
Bolton |
|
| 3. |
Charles W. ‘‘Chip Pickering |
* Republican |
Hebron |
|
|
Jim Giles |
Independent |
Pearl |
|
|
Lamonica L. Magee |
Reform |
Hattiesburg |
|
| 4. |
Randy McDonnell |
Republican |
Biloxi |
|
|
Gene Taylor |
* Democrat |
Bay St. Louis |
|
Missouri
For United States Senator
(Precincts Reporting: 98.23% (3680 of 3746))[11]
|
James M. Talent |
* Republican |
Chesterfield |
47.4% |
|
Claire McCaskill |
Democrat |
St. Louis |
49.4% |
|
Frank Gilmour |
Libertarian |
Manchester |
2.3% |
|
Lydia Lewis |
Progressive |
St. Louis |
.9% |
For United States Representative
| 1. |
Mark J. Byrne |
Republican |
Ferguson |
|
|
Wm. Lacy Clay |
* Democrat |
St. Louis |
|
|
Robb E. Cunningham |
Libertarian |
St. Ann |
|
| 2. |
W. Todd Akin |
* Republican |
St. Louis |
|
|
George D. Weber |
Democrat |
Eureka |
|
|
Tamara A. Millay |
Libertarian |
St. Louis |
|
| 3. |
David Bertelsen |
Republican |
St. Louis |
|
|
Russ Carnahan |
* Democrat |
St. Louis |
|
|
R. Christophel |
Libertarian |
St. Louis |
|
|
David Sladky |
Progressive |
St. Louis |
|
| 4. |
James A. (Jim) Noland |
Republican |
Preston |
|
|
Ike Skelton |
* Democrat |
Lexington |
|
|
Bryce A. Holthouse |
Libertarian |
Warrensburg |
|
|
Melinda (Mel) Ivey |
Progressive |
Kansas City |
|
| 5. |
Jacob Turk |
Republican |
Lee's Summit |
|
|
Emanuel Cleaver |
* Democrat |
Kansas City |
|
|
Randall David (Randy) Langkraehr |
Libertarian |
Warrensburg |
|
| 6. |
Sam Graves |
* Republican |
Tarkio |
|
|
Sara Jo Shettles |
Democrat |
Liberty |
|
|
Erik Buck |
Libertarian |
Liberty |
|
|
Shirley A. Yurkonis |
Progressive |
Savannah |
|
| 7. |
Roy Blunt |
* Republican |
Branson |
|
|
Jack Truman |
Democrat |
Milford |
|
|
Kevin Craig |
Libertarian |
Powersite |
|
| 8. |
Jo Ann Emerson |
* Republican |
Cape Girardeau |
|
|
Veronica J. Hambacker |
Democrat |
Salem |
|
|
Branden C. McCullough |
Libertarian |
Cape Girardeau |
|
| 9. |
Kenny C. Hulshof |
* Republican |
Columbia |
|
|
Duane N. Burghard |
Democrat |
Columbia |
|
|
Bill Hastings |
Progressive |
Columbia |
|
|
Steven R. Hedrick |
Libertarian |
Warrensburg |
|
Montana
For United States Senator (PARTIAL? County Totals 198200 10324 195635 404159)[12]
|
Conrad Burns |
* Republican |
Billings |
48.40% |
|
Jon Tester |
Democrat |
Big Sandy |
49.04% |
|
Stan Jones |
Libertarian |
Bozeman |
2.55% |
For United States Representative At Large (NO RESULTS ONLINE 2006-11-09)[13]
|
Dennis R. Rehberg |
* Republican |
Billings |
|
|
Monica J. Lindeen |
Democrat |
Billings |
|
|
Mike Fellows |
Libertarian |
Missoula |
|
Nebraska
For United States Senator (Last Update: 11/08/06 09:58 AM Voter Turnout: 54%)[14]
|
Pete Ricketts |
Republican |
Omaha |
36% |
|
E. Benjamin Nelson |
* Democrat |
Omaha |
64% |
For United States Representative (Last Update: 11/08/06 09:58 AM Voter Turnout: 54%)[15]
| 1. |
Jeff Fortenberry |
* Republican |
Lincoln |
59% |
|
Maxine B. Moul |
Democrat |
Lincoln |
41% |
| 2. |
Lee Terry |
* Republican |
Omaha |
55% |
|
Jim Esch |
Democrat |
Omaha |
45% |
| 3. |
1 Adrian Smith |
Republican |
Gering |
55% |
|
Scott Kleeb |
Democrat |
Dunning |
45% |
| 1 Tom Osborne* not a candidate for re-election; unsuccessful nominee for Governor. |
Nevada
For United States Senator
|
John Ensign |
* Republican |
Las Vegas |
|
|
Jack Carter |
Democrat |
Las Vegas |
|
|
David K. Schumann |
Independent American |
Minden |
|
|
Brendan Trainor |
Libertarian |
Reno |
|
For United States Representative
| 1. |
Kenneth Wegner |
Republican |
Las Vegas |
|
|
Shelley Berkley |
* Democrat |
Las Vegas |
|
|
Jim Duensing |
Libertarian |
Las Vegas |
|
|
Darnell Roberts |
Independent American |
Henderson |
|
| 2. |
1 2 Dean Heller |
Republican |
Carson City |
|
|
Jill Derby |
Democrat |
Gardnerville |
|
|
Daniel Rosen |
Independent |
Stateline |
|
|
James C. Kroshus |
Independent American |
Sparks |
|
| 3. |
Jon C. Porter |
* Republican |
Henderson |
|
|
Tessa M. Hafen |
Democrat |
Henderson |
|
|
Joshua Hansen |
Independent American |
Henderson |
|
|
Joseph P. Silvestri |
Libertarian |
Las Vegas |
|
| 1 Jim Gibbons* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor. |
New Hampshire
For United States Representative
| 1. |
Jeb Bradley |
* Republican |
Wolfeboro |
|
|
Carol Shea-Porter |
Democrat |
Rochester |
|
| 2. |
Charles F. Bass |
* Republican |
Peterborough |
|
|
Paul W. Hodes |
Democrat |
Concord |
|
|
‘‘Ken Blevens |
Libertarian |
Bow |
|
New Jersey
For United States Senator
|
Thomas H. Kean, Jr. |
Republican |
Westfield |
|
|
Robert Menendez |
* Democrat |
Hoboken |
|
|
Daryl Mikell Brooks |
Poor People's Campaign |
Trenton |
|
|
J. M. Carter |
God We Trust |
Lawrenceville |
|
|
Len Flynn |
Libertarian |
Morganville |
|
|
Edward Forchion |
Legalize Marijuana (G.R.I.P.) |
Browns Mills |
|
|
Angela L. Lariscy |
Socialist Workers |
Newark |
|
|
Gregory Pason |
Socialist Party USA |
Maywood |
|
|
N. Leonard Smith, Solidarity |
Defend Life |
Hammonton |
|
For United States Representative
| 1. |
Robert E. Andrews |
* Democrat |
Haddon Heights |
|
| 2. |
Frank A. LoBiondo |
* Republican |
Ventnor |
|
|
Viola Thomas-Hughes |
Democrat |
Bridgeton |
|
|
Thomas Fanslau |
We the People |
Egg Harbor Township |
|
|
Lynn Merle |
A New Direction |
Vineland |
|
|
Robert E. Mullock |
Preserve Green Space |
Cape May Point |
|
|
Willie Norwood |
Socialist Party USA |
Atlantic City |
|
| 3. |
Jim Saxton |
* Republican |
Mount Holly |
|
|
Rich Sexton |
Democrat |
Mt. Laurel |
|
|
Ken Feduniewicz |
The Patriot Movement |
Tuckerton |
|
| 4. |
Christopher H. Smith |
* Republican |
Hamilton |
|
|
Carol E. Gay |
Democrat |
Brick |
|
|
Richard Edgar |
Libertarian |
Cream Ridge |
|
|
Louis B. Wary, Jr. |
Remove Medical Negligence |
Brick |
|
| 5. |
Scott Garrett |
* Republican |
Wantage |
|
|
Paul Aronsohn |
Democrat |
Ridgewood |
|
|
R. Matthew Fretz |
An Independent Voice |
Upper Saddle River |
|
| 6. |
Leigh-Ann Bellew |
Republican |
Union Beach |
|
|
Frank Pallone, Jr. |
* Democrat |
Long Branch |
|
|
Herbert L. Tarbous |
Diversity Is Strength |
Piscataway |
|
| 7. |
Mike Ferguson |
* Republican |
Warren Township |
|
|
Linda Stender |
Democrat |
Scotch Plains |
|
|
Thomas D. Abrams |
Withdraw Troops Now |
Ringoes |
|
|
Darren Young |
Libertarian |
Summit |
|
| 8. |
Jose M. Sandoval |
Republican |
Passaic |
|
|
Bill Pascrell, Jr. |
* Democrat |
Paterson |
|
|
Lou Jasikoff |
Libertarian |
Totowa |
|
| 9. |
Vincent Micco |
Republican |
Rutherford |
|
|
Steven R. Rothman |
* Democrat |
Fair Lawn |
|
|
Michael Jarvis |
The Moderate Choice |
Hawthorne |
|
| 10. |
Donald M. Payne |
* Democrat |
Newark |
|
| 11. |
Rodney P. Frelinghuysen |
* Republican |
Morristown |
|
|
Tom Wyka |
Democrat |
Lake Hiawatha |
|
|
John Mele |
Constitution |
Basking Ridge |
|
|
Richard S. Roth |
Libertarian |
West Caldwell |
|
| 12. |
Joseph S. Sinagra |
Republican |
Helmetta |
|
|
Rush D. Holt |
* Democrat |
Hopewell Township |
|
| 13. |
1 John J. Guarini |
Republican |
Jersey City |
|
|
Albio Sires |
Democrat |
West New York |
|
|
Dick Hester |
Pro Life Conservative |
Newark |
|
|
Herbert H. Shaw |
Politicians Are Crooks |
North Bergen |
|
|
Brian Williams |
Socialist Workers Party |
Newark |
|
|
Esmat Zaklama |
The American Party |
Jersey City |
|
| 1 Robert Menendez* not a candidate. |
New Mexico
For United States Senator
|
Allen W. McCulloch |
Republican |
Farmington |
|
|
Jeff Bingaman |
* Democrat |
Santa Fe |
|
|
Orlin G. Cole |
Republican (Write-in) |
Albuquerque |
|
For United States Representative
| 1. |
Heather Wilson |
* Republican |
Albuquerque |
|
|
Patricia A. Madrid |
Democrat |
Albuquerque |
|
| 2. |
Stevan Pearce |
* Republican |
Hobbs |
|
|
Albert D. Kissling |
Democrat |
Las Cruces |
|
|
C. Dean Burk |
Democrat (Write-in) |
Deming |
|
| 3. |
Ronald M. Dolin |
Republican |
Los Alamos |
|
|
Tom Udall |
* Democrat |
Santa Fe |
|
New York
For United States Senator
|
Roger Calero |
Socialist Workers |
Bronx |
|
|
Hillary Rodham Clinton,* Democrat, Independence |
Working Families |
Chappaqua |
|
|
Howie Hawkins |
Green |
Syracuse |
|
|
Jeffrey T. Russell |
Libertarian |
Clifton Park |
|
|
John Spencer, Republican |
Conservative |
Yonkers |
|
|
William Van Auken |
Socialist Equality |
Jackson Heights |
|
For United States Representative
| 1. |
Timothy H. Bishop,* Democrat, Independence |
Working Families |
Southampton |
|
|
Italo A. Zanzi, Republican, Conservative |
School Tax Relief |
Smithtown |
|
| 2. |
John W. Bugler, Republican |
Conservative |
Oakdale |
|
|
Steve Israel,* Democrat, Independence |
Working Families |
Huntington |
|
| 3. |
Peter T. King,* Republican, Independence |
Conservative |
Seaford |
|
|
David L. Mejias, Democrat |
Working Families |
Massapequa |
|
| 4. |
Martin W. Blessinger, Republican |
Conservative |
Floral Park |
|
|
Carolyn McCarthy,* Democrat, Independence |
Working Families |
Mineola |
|
| 5. |
Gary L. Ackerman,* Democrat, Independence |
Working Families |
Jamaica Estates |
|
| 6. |
Gregory W. Meeks |
* Democrat |
Queens |
|
|
Steven Ross |
PI |
Kew Gardens |
|
| 7. |
Kevin Brawley, Republican |
Conservative |
Bronx |
|
|
Joseph Crowley,* Democrat |
Working Families |
Queens/Bronx |
|
| 8. |
Eleanor Friedman |
Republican |
New York |
|
|
Dennis E. Adornato |
Conservative |
Brooklyn |
|
|
Jerrold Nadler,* Democrat |
Working Families |
New York |
|
| 9. |
Anthony D. Weiner,* Democrat |
Working Families |
Brooklyn |
|
| 10. |
Jonathan H. Anderson |
Republican |
Brooklyn |
|
|
Edolphus Towns |
* Democrat |
Brooklyn |
|
|
Ernest Johnson |
Conservative |
Brooklyn |
|
| 11. |
1 Marianna Blume |
Conservative |
Brooklyn |
|
|
Yvette D. Clarke, Democrat |
Working Families |
Brooklyn |
|
|
Stephen Finger, Republican |
Libertarian |
Brooklyn |
|
|
Ollie M. McClean |
Freedom |
Brooklyn |
|
| 12. |
Allan Romaguera, Republican |
Conservative |
Brooklyn |
|
|
Nydia M. Velázquez,* Democrat |
Working Families |
Brooklyn |
|
| 13. |
Vito Fossella,* Republican, Independence |
Conservative |
Staten Island |
|
|
Stephen A. Harrison, Democrat |
Working Families |
Brooklyn |
|
| 14. |
Danniel Maio, Republican |
Let's Do It |
Queens |
|
|
Carolyn B. Maloney,* Democrat, Independence |
Working Families |
New York |
|
| 15. |
Edward Daniels |
Republican |
New York |
|
|
Charles B. Rangel,* Democrat |
Working Families |
New York |
|
| 16. |
Ali Mohamed, Republican |
Conservative |
Bronx |
|
|
José E. Serrano,* Democrat |
Working Families |
Bronx |
|
| 17. |
Eliot L. Engel,* Democrat |
Working Families |
Bronx |
|
|
Jim Faulkner, Republican, Independence |
Conservative |
Yonkers |
|
| 18. |
Richard A. Hoffman, Republican |
Conservative |
Bronxville |
|
|
Nita M. Lowey,* Democrat |
Working Families |
Harrison |
|
| 19. |
John Hall |
Democrat |
Dover Plains |
|
|
Sue W. Kelly,* Republican, Independence |
Conservative |
Katonah |
|
| 20. |
Kirsten E. Gillibrand, Democrat |
Working Families |
Hudson |
|
|
John E. Sweeney,* Republican, Independence |
Conservative |
Clifton Park |
|
| 21. |
Warren Redlich |
Republican |
Schenectady |
|
|
Michael R. McNulty,* Democrat, Independence, Conservative |
Working Families |
Green Island |
|
| 22. |
Maurice D. Hinchey,* Democrat, Independence |
Working Families |
Saugerties |
|
| 23. |
Robert J. Johnson, Democrat |
Working Families |
Sackets Harbor |
|
|
John M. McHugh,* Republican, Independence |
Conservative |
Pierrepont Manor |
|
| 24. |
2 Michael A. Arcuri, Democrat, Independence |
Working Families |
Utica |
|
|
Raymond A. Meier, Republican |
Conservative |
Rome |
|
| 25. |
Dan Maffei, Democrat |
Working Families |
Syracuse |
|
|
James T. Walsh,* Republican, Independence |
Conservative |
Syracuse |
|
| 26. |
Jack Davis, Democrat, Independence |
Working Families |
Clarence |
|
|
Thomas M. Reynolds,* Republican |
Conservative |
Clarence |
|
| 27. |
Michael J. McHale |
Republican |
Buffalo |
|
|
Brian Higgins,* Democrat, Independence |
Working Families |
Buffalo |
|
| 28. |
John E. Donnelly, Republican |
Conservative |
Buffalo |
|
|
Louise McIntosh Slaughter,* Democrat, Independence |
Working Families |
Fairport |
|
| 29. |
John R. ‘‘Randy Kuhl, Jr.,* Republican, Independence |
Conservative |
Hammondsport |
|
|
Eric J. Massa, Democrat |
Working Families |
Corning |
|
1 Major R. Owens* not a candidate.
2 Sherwood Boehlert* not a candidate. |
North Carolina
For United States Representative
| 1. |
G. K. Butterfield |
* Democrat |
Wilson |
|
| 2. |
Dan Mansell |
Republican |
Selma |
|
|
Bob Etheridge |
* Democrat |
Lillington |
|
| 3. |
Walter B. Jones |
* Republican |
Farmville |
|
|
Craig Weber |
Democrat |
Pine Knoll Shores |
|
| 4. |
Steve Acuff |
Republican |
Raleigh |
|
|
David E. Price |
* Democrat |
Chapel Hill |
|
| 5. |
Virginia Foxx |
* Republican |
Grandfather Community |
|
|
Roger Sharpe |
Democrat |
Harmony |
|
| 6. |
Howard Coble |
* Republican |
Greensboro |
|
|
Rory Blake |
Democrat |
Charlotte |
|
| 7. |
Shirley Davis |
Republican |
Clinton |
|
|
Mike McIntyre |
* Democrat |
Lumberton |
|
| 8. |
Robin Hayes |
* Republican |
Concord |
|
|
Larry Kissell |
Democrat |
Biscoe |
|
| 9. |
Sue Wilkins Myrick |
* Republican |
Charlotte |
|
|
Bill Glass |
Democrat |
Charlotte |
|
| 10. |
Patrick T. McHenry |
* Republican |
Cherryville |
|
|
Richard Carsner |
Democrat |
Hickory |
|
| 11. |
Charles H. Taylor |
* Republican |
Brevard |
|
|
Heath Shuler |
Democrat |
Waynesville |
|
| 12. |
Ada M. Fisher |
Republican |
Salisbury |
|
|
Melvin L. Watt |
* Democrat |
Charlotte |
|
| 13. |
Vernon Robinson |
Republican |
Winston Salem |
|
|
Brad Miller |
* Democrat |
Raleigh |
|
North Dakota
For United States Senator ( Precincts Reporting: 551 of 567 (97.18%) )[16]
|
Dwight Grotberg |
Republican |
Sanborn |
29.47% |
|
Kent Conrad |
* Democrat |
Bismarck |
68.88% |
|
James Germalic |
Independent |
Fargo |
0.64% |
|
Roland Riemers |
Independent |
Emerado |
1.01% |
For United States Representative At Large ( Precincts Reporting: 551 of 567 (97.18%) )[17]
|
Matt Mechtel |
Republican |
Page |
34.21% |
|
Earl Pomeroy |
* Democrat |
Valley City |
65.79% |
Ohio
For United States Senator
|
Mike DeWine |
* Republican |
Cedarville |
|
|
Sherrod Brown |
† Democrat |
Avon |
|
|
Richard Duncan |
Write-in |
Aurora |
|
For United States Representative
| 1. |
Steve Chabot |
* Republican |
Cincinnati |
|
|
John Cranley |
Democrat |
Cincinnati |
|
| 2. |
Jean Schmidt |
* Republican |
Miami Township |
|
|
Victoria Wulsin |
Democrat |
Cincinnati |
|
|
James J. Candit, Jr. |
Write-in |
Cincinnati |
|
|
Nathan Noy |
Write-in |
Chillicothe |
|
| 3. |
Michael R. Turner |
* Republican</ |
