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2008 | Senate Elections

walrusworldstudios — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 20:45:58 CDT

	Republican Holds
	Democrat Holds
	Democrat Pickups

Alabama	Jeff Sessions	Republican	Re-elected, 63.4%	Vivian Davis Figures (Democratic) 36.5%
Alaska	Ted Stevens	Republican	Defeated, 46.6%	Mark Begich (Democratic) 47.8% Bob Bird (Alaska Independence) 4.2% David Haase (Libertarian) 0.8% Ted Gianoutsos (Independent) 0.4%
Arkansas	Mark Pryor	Democratic	Re-elected, 79.5%	Rebekah Kennedy (Green) 20.5%
Colorado	Wayne Allard	Republican	Retired, Democratic victory	Mark Udall (Democratic) 52.8% Bob Schaffer (Republican) 42.5% Doug Campbell (Constitution) 2.6% Bob Kinsey (Green) 2.1%
Delaware	Joe Biden	Democratic	Re-elected, 64.7%	Christine O'Donnell (Republican) 35.3%
Georgia	Saxby Chambliss	Republican	General: Advanced to runoff, 49.8% Runoff: Re-elected, 57.4%	Jim Martin (Democratic) General: 46.8%; Runoff: 42.6% Allen Buckley (Libertarian) General: 3.4% (eliminated)
Idaho	Larry Craig	Republican	Retired, Republican victory	Jim Risch (Republican) 57.7% Larry LaRocco (Democratic) 34.1% Rex Rammell (Independent) 5.4% Kent Marmon (Libertarian) 1.5% "Pro-Life" (Independent) 1.3%
Illinois	Richard Durbin	Democratic	Re-elected, 67.8%	Steve Sauerberg (Republican) 28.5% Kathy Cummings (Green) 2.2% Larry Stafford (Libertarian) 0.9% Chad Koppie (Constitution) 0.5%
Iowa	Tom Harkin	Democratic	Re-elected, 62.7%	Christopher Reed 37.3%
Kansas	Pat Roberts	Republican	Re-elected, 60.0%	Jim Slattery (Democratic) 36.4% Randall Hodgkinson (Libertarian) 2.1% Joseph Martin (Reform) 1.3%
Kentucky	Mitch McConnell	Republican	Re-elected, 53.0%	Bruce Lunsford (Democratic) 47.0%
Louisiana	Mary Landrieu	Democratic	Re-elected, 52.1%	John Kennedy (Republican) 45.7% Richard Fontanesi (Libertarian) 1.0% Jay Patel (Independent) 0.7% Robert Stewart (Independent) 0.5%
Maine	Susan Collins	Republican	Re-elected, 61.3%	Tom Allen (Democratic) 38.6%
Massachusetts	John Kerry	Democratic	Re-elected, 65.8%	Jeff Beatty (Republican) 31.0% Robert Underwood (Libertarian) 3.2%
Michigan	Carl Levin	Democratic	Re-elected, 62.7%	Jack Hoogendyk (Republican) 33.8% Scott Boman (Libertarian) 1.6% Harley Mikkelson (Green) 0.9% Michael Nikitin (Constitution) 0.6% Doug Dern (Natural Law) 0.4%
Minnesota1	Norm Coleman	Republican	Defeated, 41.98%	Al Franken (DFL) 41.99% Dean Barkley (MIP) 15.15% Charles Aldrich (Libertarian) 0.48% James Niemackl (Constitution) 0.31 Write-ins 0.08%
Mississippi	Thad Cochran	Republican	Re-elected, 61.4%	Erik Fleming (Democratic) 38.6%
Mississippi2	Roger Wicker	Republican	Elected, 55.0%	Ronnie Musgrove (Democrat) 45.0%
Montana	Max Baucus	Democratic	Re-elected, 72.9%	Bob Kelleher (Republican) 27.1%
Nebraska	Chuck Hagel	Republican	Retired, Republican victory	Mike Johanns (Republican) 57.5% Scott Kleeb (Democratic) 40.1% Kelly Rosberg (Nebraska) 1.4% Steve Larrick (Green) 1.0%
New Hampshire	John E. Sununu	Republican	Defeated, 45.2%	Jeanne Shaheen (Democratic) 51.7% Ken Blevens (Libertarian) 3.1%
New Jersey	Frank Lautenberg	Democratic	Re-elected, 56.0%	Dick Zimmer (Republican) 42.0% Jason Scheurer (Libertarian) 0.5% J. M. Carter (Independent) 0.5% Daryl Mikell Brooks (Independent) 0.5% Jeffrey Boss (Independent) 0.3% Sara Lobman (Socialist Workers) 0.3%
New Mexico	Pete Domenici	Republican	Retired, Democratic victory	Tom Udall (Democratic) 61.3% Steve Pearce (Republican) 38.7%
North Carolina	Elizabeth Dole	Republican	Defeated, 44.2%	Kay Hagan (Democratic) 52.7% Chris Cole (Libertarian) 3.1%
Oklahoma	Jim Inhofe	Republican	Re-elected, 56.7%	Andrew Rice (Democratic) 39.2% Stephen Wallace (Independent) 4.1%
Oregon	Gordon Smith	Republican	Defeated, 45.6%	Jeff Merkley (Democratic) 48.9% Dave Brownlow (Constitution) 5.2%
Rhode Island	Jack Reed	Democratic	Re-elected, 73.4%	Robert Tingle (Republican) 26.6%
South Carolina	Lindsey Graham	Republican	Re-elected, 57.5%	Bob Conley (Democratic) 42.3%
South Dakota	Tim Johnson	Democratic	Re-elected, 62.5%	Joel Dykstra (Republican) 37.5%
Tennessee	Lamar Alexander	Republican	Re-elected, 65.1%	Bob Tuke (Democratic) 31.6% Edward Buck (Independent) 1.3% Christopher Fenner (Independent) 0.5% Daniel Lewis (Libertarian) 0.4% Chris Lugo (Green) 0.4% Ed Lawhorn (Independent) 0.4% David Gatchell 0.3%(Independent)
Texas	John Cornyn	Republican	Re-elected, 54.8%	Rick Noriega (Democratic) 42.8% Yvonne Adams Schick (Libertarian) 2.3%
Virginia	John Warner	Republican	Retired, Democratic victory	Mark Warner (Democratic) 65.0% Jim Gilmore (Republican) 33.7% Bill Redpath (Libertarian) 0.6% Gail Parker (Independent Green) 0.6%
West Virginia	Jay Rockefeller	Democratic	Re-elected, 63.7%	Jay Wolfe (Republican) 36.3%
Wyoming	Mike Enzi	Republican	Re-elected, 75.6%	Chris Rothfuss (Democratic) 24.3%
Wyoming3	John Barrasso	Republican	Elected, 73.4%	Nick Carter (Democratic) 26.5%

SENATE ELECTIONS:

2006 | Senate Elections

walrusworldstudios — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 20:43:51 CDT

	Republican Holds
	Republican Pickups
	Democrat Holds
	Democrat Pickups

Arizona	Jon Kyl	Republican	Re-elected, 53.3%	Jim Pederson (Democrat) 43.5% Richard Mack (Libertarian) 3.2%
California	Dianne Feinstein	Democratic	Re-elected, 59.4%	Dick Mountjoy (Republican) 35.2% Don Grundmann (American Independent) 1.8% Todd Chretien (Green) 1.7% Michael Metti (Libertarian) 1.6% Marsha Feinland (Peace and Freedom) 1.3%
Connecticut	Joe Lieberman	Connecticut for Lieberman	Defeated in Democratic primary, won re-election as member of Connecticut for Lieberman, 49.7%	Ned Lamont (Democrat) 39.7% Alan Schlesinger (Republican) 9.6% Ralph Ferrucci (Green) 0.5% Timothy Knibbs (Concerned Citizens) 0.4%
Delaware	Tom Carper	Democratic	Re-elected, 70.2%	Jan Ting (Republican) 28.7% William E. Morris (Libertarian) 1.1%
Florida	Bill Nelson	Democratic	Re-elected, 60.3%	Katherine Harris (Republican) 38.1% Belinda Noah (Independent) 0.5% Brian Moore (Green) 0.4% Floyd Ray Frazier (Independent) 0.3% Roy Tanner (Independent) 0.3%
Hawaii	Daniel Akaka	Democratic	Re-elected, 61.4%	Cynthia Thielen (Republican) 36.8% Lloyd Mallan (Libertarian) 1.9%
Indiana	Richard Lugar	Republican	Re-elected, 87.3%	Steve Osborn (Libertarian) 12.6%
Maine	Olympia Snowe	Republican	Re-elected, 74.4%	Jean Hay Bright (Democrat) 20.5% Bill Slavick (Independent) 5.2%
Maryland	Paul Sarbanes	Democratic	Retired, Democratic victory	Ben Cardin (Democrat) 54.2% Michael Steele (Republican) 44.2% Kevin Zeese (Green) 1.5%
Massachusetts	Ted Kennedy	Democratic	Re-elected, 69.5%	Kenneth Chase (Republican) 30.5%
Michigan	Debbie Stabenow	Democratic	Re-elected, 56.9%	Mike Bouchard (Republican) 41.3% Leonard Schwartz (Libertarian) 0.7% David Sole (Green) 0.6% W. Dennis FitzSimons (Constitution) 0.5%
Minnesota	Mark Dayton	Democratic	Retired, Democratic victory	Amy Klobuchar (Democratic-Farmer-Labor) 58.1% Mark Kennedy (Republican) 37.9% Robert Fitzgerald (Independence) 3.2% Michael Cavlan (Green) 0.5% Ben Powers (Constitution) 0.3%
Mississippi	Trent Lott	Republican	Re-elected, 63.6%	Erik Fleming (Democrat) 34.8% Harold Taylor (Libertarian) 1.5%
Missouri	Jim Talent	Republican	Defeated, 47.3%	Claire McCaskill (Democrat) 49.6% Frank Gilmour (Libertarian) 1.2% Lydia Lewis (Green) 0.9%
Montana	Conrad Burns	Republican	Defeated, 48.3%	Jon Tester (Democrat) 49.2% Stan Jones (Libertarian) 2.6%
Nebraska	Ben Nelson	Democratic	Re-elected, 63.9%	Pete Ricketts (Republican) 36.1%
Nevada	John Ensign	Republican	Re-elected, 55.4%	Jack Carter (Democrat) 41% None of These Candidates 1.4% David Schumann (Constitution) 1.3% Brendan Trainor (Libertarian) 0.9%
New Jersey	Bob Menendez	Democratic	Elected, 53.4%	Thomas Kean Jr. (Republican) 44.3% Len Flynn (Libertarian) 0.7% Ed Forchion (Marijuana) 0.5% J.M. Carter (Independent) 0.4% N. Leonard Smith (Independent) 0.3% Daryl Brooks (Independent) 0.2% Angela Lariscy (Socialist Workers) 0.2% Gregory Pason (Socialist) 0.1%
New Mexico	Jeff Bingaman	Democratic	Re-elected, 70.6%	Allen McCulloch (Republican) 29.3%
New York	Hillary Clinton	Democratic	Re-elected, 67.0%	John Spencer (Republican) 31.0% Howie Hawkins (Green) 1.2% Jeff Russell (Libertarian) 0.4% Bill Van Auken (Socialist Equality) 0.2% Roger Calero (Socialist Workers) 0.2%
North Dakota	Kent Conrad	Democratic	Re-elected, 68.8%	Dwight Grotberg (Republican) 29.5% Roland Riemers (Independent) 1.0% James Germalic (Independent) 0.6%
Ohio	Mike DeWine	Republican	Defeated, 43.8%	Sherrod Brown (Democrat) 56.2%
Pennsylvania	Rick Santorum	Republican	Defeated, 41.3%	Bob Casey, Jr. (Democrat) 58.7%
Rhode Island	Lincoln Chafee	Republican	Defeated, 46.5%	Sheldon Whitehouse (Democrat) 53.5%
Tennessee	Bill Frist	Republican	Retired, Republican victory	Bob Corker (Republican) 50.7% Harold Ford, Jr. (Democrat) 48.0% Ed Choate (Independent) 0.6% David Gatchell (Independent) 0.2% Emory "Bo" Heyward (Independent) 0.2% H. Gary Keplinger (Independent) 0.2% Chris Lugo (Green) 0.1%
Texas	Kay Bailey Hutchison	Republican	Re-elected, 61.7%	Barbara Ann Radnofsky (Democrat) 36.0% Scott Jameson (Libertarian) 2.3%
Utah	Orrin Hatch	Republican	Re-elected, 62.6%	Pete Ashdown (Democrat) 30.8% Scott Bradley (Constitution) 3.8% Roger Price (Personal Choice)1.6% Dave Seely (Libertarian) 0.8% Julian Hatch (Green) 0.4%
Vermont	Jim Jeffords	Independent [37]	Retired, Independent victory	Bernie Sanders (Independent) 65.4% Richard Tarrant (Republican) 32.3% Cris Ericson (Independent) 0.6% Craig Hill (Green) 0.5% Peter Moss (Independent) 0.5% Peter Diamondstone (Liberty Union) 0.3%
Virginia	George Allen	Republican	Defeated, 49.2%	Jim Webb (Democratic) 49.6% Gail Parker (Independent Green) 1.1%
Washington	Maria Cantwell	Democratic	Re-elected, 56.85%	Mike McGavick (Republican) 39.93% Bruce Guthrie (Libertarian) 1.41% Aaron Dixon (Green) 1.02% Robin Adair (Independent) 0.79%
West Virginia	Robert Byrd	Democratic	Re-elected, 64.4%	John Raese (Republican) 33.7% Jesse Johnson (Mountain) 1.9%
Wisconsin	Herb Kohl	Democratic	Re-elected, 67.31%	Robert Lorge (Republican) 29.48% Rae Vogeler (Green) 1.98% Ben Glatzel (Independent) 1.17%
Wyoming	Craig L. Thomas	Republican	Re-elected, 69.99%	Dale Groutage (Democrat) 29.86%

SENATE ELECTIONS:

2004 | Senate Elections

walrusworldstudios — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 20:41:47 CDT

	Republican Holds
	Republican Pickups
	Democrat Holds
	Democrat Pickups

Alabama	Richard Shelby	Republican	Re-elected, 68%	Wayne Sowell (Democrat) 32%
Alaska	Lisa Murkowski	Republican	Elected, 48.6%	Tony Knowles (Democrat) 45.5% Marc Millican (Independent) 2.9% Jerry Sanders (Alaskan Independence) 1.2% Jim Sykes (Green) 1% Scott Kohlhaas (Libertarian Party) 0.4%
Arizona	John McCain	Republican	Re-elected, 76%	Stuart Starky (Democrat) 21% Ernest Hancock (Libertarian) 3%
Arkansas	Blanche Lincoln	Democratic	Re-elected, 56%	Jim Holt (Republican) 44%
California	Barbara Boxer	Democratic	Re-elected, 57.7%	Bill Jones (Republican) 37.8% Marsha Feinland (Peace and Freedom) 2% James P. Gray (Libertarian) 1.8% Don J. Grundmann (Constitution) 0.7%
Colorado	Ben Nighthorse Campbell	Republican	Retired: Democratic victory	Ken Salazar (Democrat) 51.3% Pete Coors (Republican) 46.5% Doug Cambell (Constitution) 1% Richard Randall (Libertarian) 0.5% John Harris (Independent) 0.4% Victor Good (Reform Party) 0.3%
Connecticut	Christopher Dodd	Democratic	Re-elected, 66%	Jack Orchulli (Republican) 32% Timothy Knibbs (C) 1% Lenny Rasch (L) 1%
Florida	Bob Graham	Democratic	Retired: Republican victory	Mel Martinez (Republican) 49% Betty Castor (Democratic) 48% Dennis Bradley (Veterans) 2%
Georgia	Zell Miller	Democratic	Retired: Republican victory	Johnny Isakson (Republican) 58% Denise Majette (Democrat) 40% Allen Buckley (Libertarian) 2%
Hawaii	Daniel Inouye	Democratic	Re-elected, 76%	Campbell Cavasso (Republican) 21% James Brewer (Independent) 2% Lloyd Mallan (Libertarian) 1%
Idaho	Mike Crapo	Republican	Re-elected, 99%	Write-in for Scott McClure (Democrat) 1%
Illinois	Peter Fitzgerald	Republican	Retired: Democratic victory	Barack Obama (Democrat) 70% Alan Keyes (Republican) 27% Albert Franzen (Independent) 2% Jerry Kohn (Libertarian) 1%
Indiana	Evan Bayh	Democratic	Re-elected, 62%	Marvin Scott (Republican) 37% Albert Barger (Libertarian) 1%
Iowa	Chuck Grassley	Republican	Re-elected, 70.1%	Arthur Small (Democrat) 27.9% Christy Welty (Libertarian) 1% Daryl Northrop (Green) 0.8% Edwin Fruit (Socialist Workers) 0.1%
Kansas	Sam Brownback	Republican	Re-elected, 69%	Lee Jones (Democrat) 28% Stephen A. Rosile (Libertarian) 2% George Cook (Reform) 1%
Kentucky	Jim Bunning	Republican	Re-elected, 51%	Daniel Mongiardo (Democrat) 49%
Louisiana	John Breaux	Democratic	Retired: Republican victory	David Vitter (Republican) 51% Chris John (Democrat) 29% John N. Kennedy (Democrat) 15% Arthur Morrell (Democrat) 3% Richard Fontanesi (Independent) 1% R.A. Galan (Independent) 1% Sam Melton (Democrat) 1%
Maryland	Barbara Mikulski	Democratic	Re-elected, 64.8%	E. J. Pipkin (Republican) 33.7% Maria Allwine (Green) 1.1% Thomas Trump (Constitution) 0.4%
Missouri	Kit Bond	Republican	Re-elected, 56%	Nancy Farmer (Democrat) 42.8% Kevin Tull (Libertarian) 0.7% Don Griffin (Constitution) 0.4%
Nevada	Harry Reid	Democratic	Re-elected, 61.1%	Richard Ziser (Republican) 35.1% None of These Candidates 1.6% Tomas Hurst (Libertarian) 1.2% David Schumann (Constitution) 0.7% Gary Marinch (Natural Law) 0.3%
New Hampshire	Judd Gregg	Republican	Re-elected, 66%	Doris Haddock (Democrat) 34%
New York	Chuck Schumer	Democratic	Re-elected, 71.16%	Howard Mills (Republican) 24.24% Marilyn O'Grady (Conservative) 3% David McReynolds (Green) 0.5% Donald Silberger (Libertarian) 0.3% Abe Hirschfeld (Builders Party) 0.2% Martin Koppel (Socialist Workers) 0.2%
North Carolina	John Edwards	Democratic	Retired: Republican victory	Richard Burr (Republican) 52% Erskine Bowles (Democrat) 47% Tom Bailey (Libertarian) 1%
North Dakota	Byron Dorgan	Democratic-NPL	Re-elected, 68%	Mike Liffrig (Republican) 32%
Ohio	George Voinovich	Republican	Re-elected, 64%	Eric Fingerhut (Democrat) 36%
Oklahoma	Don Nickles	Republican	Retired: Republican victory	Tom Coburn (Republican) 53% Brad Carson (Democrat) 41% Sheila Bilyeu (Independent) 6%
Oregon	Ron Wyden	Democratic-Oregon	Re-elected, 63%	Al King (Republican) 32% Teresa Keane (Pacific Green) 2% Dan Fitzgerald (Libertarian-Oregon) 2% David Brownlow (Constitution-Oregon) 1%
Pennsylvania	Arlen Specter	Republican	Re-elected, 53%	Joe Hoeffel (Democrat) 42% Jim Clymer (Constitution) 4% Betsy Summers (Libertarian) 1%
South Carolina	Ernest "Fritz" Hollings	Democratic	Retired: Republican victory	Jim DeMint (Republican) 53.7% Inez Tenenbaum (Democrat) 44.1% Patrick Tyndall (Constitution) 0.8% Rebekah Sutherland (Libertarian) 0.7% Tee Ferguson (United Citizens Party) 0.4% Efia Nwangaza (Green) 0.3%
South Dakota	Tom Daschle	Democratic	Defeated, 49%	John Thune (Republican) 51%
Utah	Robert Foster Bennett	Republican	Re-elected, 69%	Paul Van Dam (Democrat) 28% Gary R. Van Horn (Constitution) 2% Joe Labonte (Personal Choice) 1%
Vermont	Patrick Leahy	Democratic	Re-elected, 70.6%	Jack McMullen (Republican) 24.5% Cris Ericson (Marijuana) 2.1% Craig Hill (Green) 1.3% Keith Stern (Independent) 1.1% Ben Mitchell (Liberty Union) 0.3%
Washington	Patty Murray	Democratic	Re-elected, 55%	George Nethercutt (Republican) 43% J. Mills (Libertarian) 1% Mark Wilson (Green) 1%
Wisconsin	Russ Feingold	Democratic	Re-elected, 55.4%	Tim Michels (Republican) 44.1% Arif Khan (Libertarian) 0.3% Eugene Hem (Independent) 0.2%

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Universal Health Care

USKB — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 15:47:50 CDT

What it is, and what it's done. And Maybe what it's going to do soon.

The Issue.
Currently, there are many main issues having to do with Universal Health Care, also known as "Health Care Reform." UHC, which I will use often to shorten, is a health care system what many countries around the world use. Some include, France, United Kingdom, Germany, Israel and many, many more countries throughout the world. Many will say, "well all the other countries have it, it can't be THAT bad." Well, my dear friend. You're sadly wrong. UHC is one of the worst things not just for your health, for everyone else's health, your babie's health, you spouce's health, your parents' health. UHC is a health care system where everyone gets free health care support, which seems pretty great. Considering the fact on how high the prices are for Medicare, Medicaid, and all other health care-like purchases are, many people would like to get free health care. But, like in everything free, there's a disclaimer or astrisk. Well, this is what that asterisk is...

Different Medicine, Higher Taxes, Bad Surgeries, and more.
We all hate the prices of medicine and simple surgery, but with Universal Health Care, you may not even get them. Your regular prescription pills will not be available to you, and the replacement: Cruddy, Short-lasting pills. The pills they replace for you will be cheap, and your headache won't go away, even if you're getting sick from taking too many (don't overdose please), you still won't get what your paying for. "Woah, wait! How am I paying for it? Isn't it free?" Nope. Through extremely high taxes, you'll see why it's not actually free. President Barack Obama (D) has said this many times, so don't be surprised. Also, your surgeries that are currently so expensive will be no longer, your non-lenient government won't let you have it. They decide whether or not to let you get the surgery, and you could have a heart problem, and they're probably not going to give it to you. The government isn't evil, they just don't wanna pay for it. Okay, maybe they are evil. Anyway, we also see long times to get into the hospital, long times until routine check-up and more. You can wait literally days until you can get your broken bone to be looked at. You don't get to go home, because you'll lose your place, and there's no such thing as appointments, unless it's a check-up, which I said will still be a long time. Some people have to wait not one, not two, but three years until they could get their broken leg fixed. That's completely ridiculous, and there's no denying. Democrats will continue supporting, and don't worry. They'll get the health care THEY want, which means they get the best health care, and they even get money for signing the UHC bill, because of high taxes! It's a Win-Win situation for them, but citizens like you? A Big, Fat LOSE.

Proof.
You'll ask, "Prove it." Well, you can pretty much ask anyone from, well, almost any country that's been industrialized or is in the process. They all usually have UHC. We've also given our facts in the previous parts of the subject.

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1992 | Senate Elections

walrusworldstudios — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 15:34:38 CDT

	Republican Holds
	Republican Pickups
	Democrat Holds
	Democrat Pickups

State

Incumbent

Party

Status

Canidates

Alabama	Richard Shelby	Democratic	Re-elected, 64.8%	Richard Sellars (Republican) 33.1% Jerome Shockley (Libertarian) 2.0%
Alaska	Frank Murkowski	Republican	Re-elected, 53.0%	Tony Smith (Democratic) 38.4% Mary Jordan (Green) 8.4%
Arizona	John McCain	Republican	Re-elected, 55.8%	Claire Sargent (Democratic) 31.6% Evan Mecham (Independent) 10.5% Kiana Delamare (Libertarian) 1.6% Ed Finkelstein (New Alliance) 0.5%
Arkansas	Dale Bumpers	Democratic	Re-elected, 60.2%	Mike Huckabee (Republican) 39.8%
California (special[1])	John F. Seymour	Republican	Defeated, 38.0%	Dianne Feinstein (Democratic) 54.3% Gerald Horne (Peace & Freedom) 2.8% Paul Meeuwenberg (American Ind.) 2.6% Richard B. Boddie (Libertarian) 2.3%
California	Alan Cranston	Democratic	Retired, Democratic victory	Barbara Boxer (Democratic) 47.9% Bruce Herschensohn (Republican) 43.0% Jerome McCready American Ind. 3.5% Genevieve Torres (Peace & Freedom) 3.5% June R. Genis (Libertarian) 2.2%
Colorado	Tim Wirth	Democratic	Retired, Democratic victory	Ben Nighthorse Campbell (Democratic) 51.8% Terry Considine (Republican) 42.7% Richard Grimes (Independent) 2.7% Matt Noah (Christian Pro-Life) 1.5% Dan Winters (Independent) 1.3%
Connecticut	Christopher Dodd	Democratic	Re-elected, 58.8%	Brook Johnson (Republican) 38.1% Richard D. Gregory (Concerned Citizens) 2.4% Howard A. Grayson, Jr. (Libertarian) 0.7%
Florida	Bob Graham	Democratic	Re-elected, 65.4%	James W. Grant (Republican) 34.6%
Georgia	Wyche Fowler	Democratic	Advanced in primary, 49.2%, Defeated in runoff, 49.4%	Paul Coverdell (Republican) 47.7%, 50.6% Jim Hudson (Libertarian) 3.1%
Hawaii	Daniel Inouye	Democratic	Re-elected, 57.3%	Rick Reed (Republican) 26.9% Linda Martin (Green) 13.7% Richard O. Rowland (Libertarian) 2.1%
Idaho	Steve Symms	Republican	Retired, Republican victory	Dirk Kempthorne (Republican) 56.5% Richard H. Stallings (Democratic) 43.5%
Illinois	Alan J. Dixon	Democratic	Defeated in primary, Democratic victory	Carol Moseley-Braun (Democratic) 53.3% Richard S. Williamson (Republican) 43.1% Chad Koppie (Conservative) 2.0% Andrew B. Spiegel (Libertarian) 0.7% Charles A. Winter (Natural Law) 0.3% Alan J. Port (New Alliance) 0.3% Kathleen Kaku (Socialist Workers) 0.2% John Justice (Populist) 0.2%
Indiana	Dan Coats	Republican	Re-elected, 57.3%	Joseph Hogsett (Democratic) 40.7% Steve Dillon (Libertarian) 1.6% Raymond Tirado (New Alliance) 0.3%
Iowa	Chuck Grassley	Republican	Re-elected, 69.6%	Jean Lloyd-Jones (Democratic) 27.2% Stuart Zimmerman (Natural Law) 1.3% Sue Atkinson (Independent) 0.5% Mel Boring (Independent) 0.4% Rosanne Freeburg (Independent) 0.4% Carl Eric Olsen (Grassroots) 0.3% Richard O'Dell Hughes (Independent) 0.2% Cleve Andrew Pulley (Socialist Workers) 0.1%
Kansas	Bob Dole	Republican	Re-elected, 62.7%	Gloria O'Dell (Democratic) 31.0% Christina Campbell-Cline (Independent) 4.0% Mark B. Kirk (Libertarian) 2.2%
Kentucky	Wendell H. Ford	Democratic	Re-elected, 62.9%	David Williams (Republican) 35.8% James Ridenour (Libertarian) 1.3%
Louisiana	John Breaux	Democratic	Re-elected in primary
Maryland	Barbara Mikulski	Democratic	Re-elected, 71.0%	Alan Keyes (Republican) 29.0%
Missouri	Kit Bond	Republican	Re-elected, 51.9%	Geri Rothman-Serot (Democratic) 44.9% Jeanne Bojarski (Libertarian) 3.2%
Nevada	Harry Reid	Democratic	Re-elected, 51.0%	Demar Dahl (Republican) 40.2% None of These Candidates 2.6% Joe Garcia (Independent American) 2.3% Lois Avery (Natural Law) 1.5% H. Kent Cromwell (Libertarian) 1.5% Harry Tootle (Populist) 0.9%
New Hampshire	Warren Rudman	Republican	Retired, Republican victory	Judd Gregg (Republican) 48.2% John Rauh (Democratic) 45.3% K. Alexander (Libertarian) 3.5%
New York	Al D'Amato	Republican	Re-elected, 44.7%	Robert Abrams (Democratic) 43.6% Norma Segal (Libertarian) 1.5% Mohammad T. Mehdi (New Alliance) 0.8% Stanley Nelson (Natural Law) 0.3% Ed Warren (Socialist Workers) 0.2%
North Carolina	Terry Sanford	Democratic	Defeated, 46.3%	Lauch Faircloth (Republican) 50.4% Bobby Emory (Libertarian) 3.3%
North Dakota (Special[2])	Jocelyn Burdick	Democratic	Retired, Democratic victory	Kent Conrad (Democratic) 63.3% Jack Dalrymple (Republican) 33.7% Darold Larson (Independent) 3.0%
North Dakota	Kent Conrad	Democratic	Retired, Democratic victory	Byron Dorgan (Democratic) 59.0% Steve Sydness (Republican) 38.9% Tom Asbridge (Independent) 2.1%
Ohio	John Glenn	Democratic	Re-elected, 51.0%	Mike DeWine (Republican) 42.3% Martha Grevatt (Independent) 6.7%
Oklahoma	Don Nickles	Republican	Re-elected, 58.5%	Steve Lewis (Democratic) 38.2% Roy V. Edwards (Independent) 1.6% Thomas D. Ledgerwood II (Independent) 1.6%
Oregon	Bob Packwood	Republican	Re-elected, 52.1%	Les AuCoin (Democratic) 46.5%
Pennsylvania	Arlen Specter	Republican	Re-elected, 49.1%	Lynn Yeakel (Democratic) 46.3% John Perry III (Independent) 4.6%
South Carolina	Ernest Hollings	Democratic	Re-elected, 50.1%	Thomas F. Hartnett (Republican) 46.9% Mark Johnson (Libertarian) 1.9% Robert Barnwell Clarkson II (American) 1.0%
South Dakota	Tom Daschle	Democratic	Re-elected, 64.9%	Charlene Haar (Republican) 32.5% Gus Hercules (Libertarian) 1.3% Kent Hyde (Independent) 1.3%
Utah	Jake Garn	Republican	Retired, Republican victory	Robert Bennett (Republican) 55.4% Wayne Owens (Democratic) 39.7% Anita Morrow (Independent) 2.3%
Vermont	Patrick Leahy	Democratic	Re-elected, 54.2%	Jim Douglas (Republican) 43.3% Jerry Levy (Liberty Union) 1.8% Michael B. Godeck (Freedom for LaRouche) 0.6%
Washington	Brock Adams	Democratic	Retired, Democratic victory	Patty Murray (Democratic) 54.0% Rod Chandler (Republican) 46.0%
Wisconsin	Bob Kasten	Republican	Defeated, 46.0%	Russ Feingold (Democratic) 52.6% Patrick W. Johnson (Independent) 0.7% William Bittner (Libertarian) 0.4% Mervin A. Hanson, Sr. (Independent) 0.1% Robert L. Kundert (Independent) 0.1% Joseph Selliken (Independent) 0.1%

SENATE ELECTIONS:

2002 | Senate Elections

walrusworldstudios — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 15:33:51 CDT

	Republican Holds
	Republican Pickups
	Democrat Holds
	Democrat Pickups

State	Incumbent	Party	Status	Candidates
Alabama	Jeff Sessions	Republican	Re-elected, 58.6%	Susan Parker (Democrat) 39.8% Jeff Allen (Libertarian) 1.5%
Alaska	Ted Stevens	Republican	Re-elected, 78%	Frank J. Vondersaar (Democrat) 11% Jim Sykes (Green) 8% Jim Dore (AI) 3% Leonard Karpinski (Libertarian) 1%
Arkansas	Tim Hutchinson	Republican	Defeated, 46.1%	Mark Pryor (Democrat) 53.9%
Colorado	Wayne Allard	Republican	Re-elected, 50.7%	Tom Strickland (Democrat) 45.8% Douglas “Dayhorse” Campbell (Constitution) 1.5% Rick Stanley (Libertarian) 1.5% John Heckman (Concerns of People) 0.5%
Delaware	Joe Biden	Democratic	Re-elected, 58.2%	Raymond J. Clatworthy (Republican) 40.8% Maurice Barros (IPD) 0.4% Raymond T. Buranello (Libertarian) 0.4% Robert E. Mattson (Natural Law) 0.2%
Georgia	Max Cleland	Democratic	Defeated, 45.9%	Saxby Chambliss (Republican) 52.7% Claude Thomas (Libertarian) 1.4%
Idaho	Larry Craig	Republican	Re-elected, 65%	Alan Blinken (Democrat) 33% Donovan Bramwell (Libertarian) 2%
Illinois	Richard Durbin	Democratic	Re-elected, 60.3%	Jim Durkin (Republican) 38% Steven Burgauer (Libertarian) 1.6%
Iowa	Tom Harkin	Democratic	Re-elected, 54.2%	Greg Ganske (Republican) 43.8% Tim Harthan (Green) 1.1% Richard J. Moore (Libertarian) 0.9%
Kansas	Pat Roberts	Republican	Re-elected, 82.5%	Steven A. Rosile (Libertarian) 9.1% George Cook (Reform) 8.4%
Kentucky	Mitch McConnell	Republican	Re-elected, 64.7%	Lois Combs Weinberg (Democrat) 35.3%
Louisiana	Mary Landrieu	Democratic	Re-elected in runoff, 51.7%	Suzanne Haik Terrell (Republican) 48.3%
Maine	Susan Collins	Republican	Re-elected, 58.4%	Chellie Pingree (Democrat) 41.6%
Massachusetts	John Kerry	Democratic	Re-elected, 72.3%	Michael E. Cloud (Libertarian) 16.6% Blank/Scattering 9.6% Randall Forsberg, Write-in 1.1% Other 0.3%
Michigan	Carl Levin	Democratic	Re-elected, 60.6%	Andrew Raczkowski (Republican) 37.9% Eric Borregard (Green) 0.8% John S. Mangopoulos (Reform) 0.4% Doug Dern (Natural Law) 0.3%
Minnesota	Paul Wellstone	Democratic-Farmer-Labor	Deceased: Republican victory	Norm Coleman (Republican) 49.5% Walter Mondale (DFL) 47.3% Jim Moore (Independence) 2% Paul Wellstone (DFL) 0.5% Ray Tricomo (Green) 0.4% Miro Drago Kovatchevich (Constitution) 0.1%
Mississippi	Thad Cochran	Republican	Re-elected, 85.6%	Shawn O'Hara (Reform) 15.4%
Missouri1	Jean Carnahan	Democratic	Defeated, 48.7%	Jim Talent (Republican) 49.8% Tamara A. Millay (Libertarian) 1% Daniel Romano (Green) 0.6%
Montana	Max Baucus	Democratic	Re-elected, 62.7%	Mike Taylor (Republican) 31.7% Stan Jones (Libertarian) 3.2% Bob Kelleher (Green) 2.3%
Nebraska	Chuck Hagel	Republican	Re-elected, 82.8%	Charlie A. Matulka (Democrat) 14.6% John J. Graziano (Libertarian) 1.5% Phil Chase (Independent) 1.1%
New Hampshire	Bob Smith	Republican	Defeated in primary: Republican victory	John E. Sununu (Republican) 50.8% Jeanne Shaheen (Democrat) 46.4% Ken Blevens (Libertarian) 2.2%
New Jersey	Robert Torricelli	Democratic	Withdrew: Democratic victory	Frank Lautenberg (Democrat) 53.9% Doug Forrester (Republican) 44% Ted Glick (Green) 1.2% Elizabeth Macron (Libertarian) 0.6% Norman E. Wahner (NJ Conservative) 0.3% Gregory Pason (Socialist) 0.1%
New Mexico	Pete Domenici	Republican	Re-elected, 65%	Gloria Tristani (Democrat) 35%
North Carolina	Jesse Helms	Republican	Retired: Republican victory	Elizabeth Dole (Republican) 53.6% Erskine Bowles (Democrat) 45% Sean Haugh (Libertarian) 1.5%
Oklahoma	Jim Inhofe	Republican	Re-elected, 57.3%	David Walters (Democrat) 36.3% James Germalic (Independent) 6.4%
Oregon	Gordon Smith	Republican	Re-elected, 56.2%	Bill Bradbury (Democrat) 39.6% Dan Fitzgerald (Libertarian) 2.4% Lon Mabon (Constitution) 1.7%
Rhode Island	Jack Reed	Democratic	Re-elected, 78.4%	Robert Tingle (Republican) 21.6%
South Carolina	Strom Thurmond	Republican	Retired: Republican victory	Lindsey Graham (Republican) 54.4% Alex Sanders (Democrat) 44.2% Ted Adams (Constitution) 0.8% Victor Kocher (Libertarian) 0.6%
South Dakota	Tim Johnson	Democratic	Re-elected, 49.6%	John Thune (Republican) 49.5% Kurt Evans (Libertarian) 0.9%
Tennessee	Fred Thompson	Republican	Retired: Republican victory	Lamar Alexander (Republican) 54% Bob Clement (Democrat) 44%
Texas	Phil Gramm	Republican	Retired: Republican victory	John Cornyn (Republican) 55.3% Ron Kirk (Democrat) 43.3% Scott Jameson (Libertarian) 0.8% Roy H. Williams (Green) 0.6%
Virginia	John Warner	Republican	Re-elected, 82.6%	Nancy Spannaus (Independent) 9.7% Jacob G. Hornberger (libertarian) 7.1%
West Virginia	Jay Rockefeller	Democratic	Re-elected, 63.1%	Jay Wolfe (Republican) 36.9%
Wyoming	Mike Enzi	Republican	Re-elected, 73%	Joyce Jansa Corcoran (Democrat) 27%

SENATE ELECTIONS:

2000 | Senate Elections

walrusworldstudios — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 15:28:09 CDT

	Republican Holds
	Republican Pickups
	Democrat Holds
	Democrat Pickups

Arizona	Jon Kyl	Republican	Re-elected, 79.3%	William Toel (Independent) 7.8% Vance Hansen (Green) 7.8% Barry Hess (Libertarian) 5.1%
California	Dianne Feinstein	Democratic	Re-elected, 55.8%	Tom Campbell (Republican) 36.6% Medea Benjamin (Green) 3.1% Gail Lightfoot (Libertarian) 1.8% Diane Beall Templin (American Independent) 1.3% Jose Camahort (Reform) 0.9% Brian M. Rees (Natural Law) 0.6%
Connecticut	Joe Lieberman	Democratic	Re-elected, 63.2%	Philip Giordano (Republican) 34.1% William Kozak (Concerned Citizens) 2% Wildey J. Moore (Libertarian) 0.7%
Delaware	William V. Roth, Jr.	Republican	Defeated, 43.7%	Thomas R. Carper (Democrat) 55.5% Mark Dankof (Constitution) 0.3% J. Burke Morrison (Libertarian) 0.3% Robert Mattson (Natural Law) 0.2%
Florida	Connie Mack	Republican	Retired, Democratic victory	Bill Nelson (Democrat) 51% Bill McCollum (Republican) 46.2% Willie Logan (Independent) 1.4% Joe Simonetta (Natural Law) 0.4% Darrell L. McCormick (Independent) 0.4% Joel Deckard (Reform) 0.3% Andy Martin (Independent) 0.3% Nikki Oldaker WI (Independent)0.1%
Georgia1	Zell Miller	Democratic	Re-elected, 58%	Mack Mattingly (Republican) 38%
Hawaii	Daniel Akaka	Democratic	Re-elected, 72.7%	John Carroll (Republican) 24.5% Lauri Clegg (Natural Law) 1.2% Lloyd Jeffrey Mallan (Libertarian) 0.9% David Porter (Constitution) 0.7%
Indiana	Richard Lugar	Republican	Re-elected, 66.5%	David Johnson (Democrat) 31.9% Paul Hager (Libertarian) 1.6%
Maine	Olympia Snowe	Republican	Re-elected, 68.9%	Mark Lawrence (Democrat) 31.1%
Maryland	Paul Sarbanes	Democratic	Re-elected, 63.2%	Paul Rappaport (Republican) 36.7%
Massachusetts	Ted Kennedy	Democratic	Re-elected, 72.9%	Jack E. Robinson III (Republican) 12.9% Carla Howell (Libertarian) 11.9% Philip Lawler (Constitution) 11.9% Dale Friedgen (Independent) 0.5%
Michigan	Spencer Abraham	Republican	Defeated, 47.9%	Debbie Stabenow (Democrat) 49.4% Matthew Abel (Green) 0.9% Michael Corliss (Libertarian) 0.7% Mark Forton (Reform) 0.6% John Mangopoulos (U.S. Taxpayers) 0.3% William Quarton (Natural Law) 0.1%
Minnesota	Rod Grams	Republican	Defeated, 43.3%	Mark Dayton (Democrat) 48.8% James Gibson (Independence) 5.8% David Daniels (Grassroots) 0.9% Rebecca Ellis (Socialist Workers) 0.5% David Swan (Constitution) 0.4% Erik D. Pakieser (Libertarian) 0.3%
Mississippi	Trent Lott	Republican	Re-elected, 65.9%	Troy Brown (Democrat) 31.6% Jim Giles (Independent) 0.9% Lewis Napper (Libertarian) 0.9% Shawn O'Hara (Reform) 0.7%
Missouri	John Ashcroft	Republican	Defeated, 48.4%	Mel Carnahan3 (Democrat) 50.4% Evaline Taylor (Green) 0.5% Grant Samuel Stauffer (Libertarian) 0.4% Hugh Foley (Reform) 0.2% Charles Dockins (Natural Law) 0.1%
Montana	Conrad Burns	Republican	Re-elected, 50.6%	Brian Schweitzer (Democrat) 47.2% Gary Lee (Reform) 2.2%
Nebraska	Bob Kerrey	Democratic	Retired: Democratic victory	Ben Nelson (Democrat) 51% Don Stenberg (Republican) 48.8%
Nevada	Richard Bryan	Democratic	Retired: Republican victory	John Ensign (Republican) 55.1% Edward M. Bernstein (Democrat) 39.7% None of These Candidates 1.9% Kathy Rusco (Green) 1.7% J.J. Johnson (Libertarian) 0.9% Ernie Berghof (Independent American) 0.4% Bill Grutzmacher (Citizens First) 0.3%
New Jersey	Frank Lautenberg	Democratic	Retired: Democratic victory	Jon Corzine (Democrat) 50.1% Bob Franks (Republican) 47.1% Bruce Afran (Green) 1.1% Pat DiNizio (Reform) 0.6% Emerson Ellett (Libertarian) 0.2% Dennis A. Breen (Independent) 0.2% J.M. Carter (Trust in God) 0.2% Lorraine LaNeve (NJ Conservative) 0.1% Gregory Pason (Socialist) 0.1% Nancy Rosenstock (Socialist Workers) 0.1% George Gostigian (God Bless Jersey) 0.1%
New Mexico	Jeff Bingaman	Democratic	Re-elected, 61.7%	William T. Redmond (Republican) 38.3%
New York	Daniel Patrick Moynihan	Democratic	Retired: Democratic victory	Hillary Rodham Clinton (Democrat) 55% Rick Lazio (Republican) 43% Jeffrey E. Graham (Independence) 0.6% Mark J. Dunau (Green) 0.6% John O. Adefope (Right To Life) 0.3% John Clifton (Libertarian) 0.1% Louis Wein (Constitution) 0.1% Jacob Perasso (Socialist Workers) 0.1%
North Dakota	Kent Conrad	Democratic	Re-elected, 61.4%	Duane Sand (Republican) 38.6%
Ohio	Mike DeWine	Republican	Re-elected, 59.9%	Ted Celeste (Democrat) 35.9% John McAlister (Libertarian) 2.6% John Eastman (Natural Law) 1.6%
Pennsylvania	Rick Santorum	Republican	Re-elected, 52.4%	Ron Klink (Democrat) 45.5% John Featherman (Libertarian) 1% Lester Searer (Constitution) 0.6% Robert Domske (Reform) 0.5%
Rhode Island2	Lincoln Chafee	Republican	Re-elected, 56.8%	Robert Weygand (Democrat) 41.1% Christopher Young (Reform) 1% Kenneth Proulx (Independent) 0.9%
Tennessee	Bill Frist	Republican	Re-elected, 65.1%	Jeff Clark (Democrat) 32.2% Tom Burrell (Green) 1.3% Charles F. Johnson (Independent) 0.5% Robert Watson (Independent) 0.4% David Jarrod Ownby (Independent) 0.2% Joel Kinstle (Independent) 0.2%
Texas	Kay Bailey Hutchison	Republican	Re-elected, 65%	Gene Kelly (Democrat) 32.3% Doug Sandage (Green) 1.5% Mary Ruwart (Libertarian) 1.1%
Utah	Orrin Hatch	Republican	Re-elected, 65.6%	Scott Howell (Democrat) 31.5% Carlton Edward Bowen (Independent American) 1.6% Jim Dexter (Libertarian) 1.4%
Vermont	Jim Jeffords	Republican	Re-elected, 65.6%	Ed Flanagan (Democrat) 25.4% Charles W. Russell (Constitution) 3.5% Rick Hubbard (Independent) 1.9% Billy Greer (Vermont Grassroots) 1.7% Hugh Douglas (Libertarian) 1.3% Jerry Levy (Liberty Union) 0.5%
Virginia	Chuck Robb	Democratic	Defeated, 47.7%	George Allen (Republican) 52.3%
Washington	Slade Gorton	Republican	Defeated, 48.6%	Maria Cantwell (Democrat) 48.7% Jeff Jared (Libertarian) 2.6%
West Virginia	Robert Byrd	Democratic	Re-elected, 77.7%	David Gallaher (Republican) 20.2% Joe Whelan (Libertarian) 2.1%
Wisconsin	Herb Kohl	Democratic	Re-elected, 61.5%	John Gillespie (Republican) 37% Tim Peterson (Libertarian) 0.8% Eugene A. Hem (Independent) 0.4% Robert R. Raymond (Constitution) 0.2%
Wyoming	Craig L. Thomas	Republican	Re-elected, 73.7%	Mel Logan (Democrat) 22% Margaret Dawson (Libertarian) 4.2%

SENATE ELECTIONS:

1998 | Senate Elections

walrusworldstudios — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 15:23:46 CDT

	Republican Holds
	Republican Pickups
	Democrat Holds
	Democrat Pickups

Alabama	Richard C. Shelby	Republican	Re-elected, 63.2%	Clayton Suddith (Democrat) 36.7%
Alaska	Frank Murkowski	Republican	Re-elected, 74.5%	Joe Sonneman (Democrat) 19.7% Jeffrey Gottlieb (Green) 3.2% Scott Kohlhaas (Libertarian) 2.3%
Arizona	John McCain	Republican	Re-elected, 68.7%	Ed Ranger (Democrat) 27.2% John C. Zajac (Libertarian) 2.3% Bob Park (Reform) 1.8%
Arkansas	Dale L. Bumpers	Democratic	Retired: Democratic victory	Blanche Lincoln (Democrat) 55.1% Fay Boozman (Republican) 42.2% Charley E. Heffley (Reform) 2.7%
California	Barbara Boxer	Democratic	Re-elected, 53%	Matt Fong (Republican) 43% Ted Brown (Libertarian) 1.1% Timothy R. Erich (Reform) 1% H. Joseph Perrin, Sr. (American Independent) 0.7% Ophie C. Beltran (Peace & Freedom) 0.6% Brian M. Rees (Natural Law) 0.6%
Colorado	Ben Nighthorse Campbell	Republican	Re-elected, 62.5%	Dottie Lamm (Democrat) 35% David S. Segal (Libertarian) 1% Kevin Swanson (American Constitution) 0.7% Jeffrey Peckman (Natural Law) 0.3% John Heckman (Concerns of People) 0.2% Gary Swing (Pacifist) 0.1%
Connecticut	Christopher Dodd	Democratic	Re-elected, 65.1%	Gary Franks (Republican) 32.4% William Kozak (Concerned Citizens) 1.3% Lois A. Grasso (Term Limits) 0.7% Wildey Moore (Libertarian) 0.5%
Florida	Bob Graham	Democratic	Re-elected, 62.5%	Charlie Crist (Republican) 37.5%
Georgia	Paul Coverdell	Republican	Re-elected, 52.3%	Michael Coles (Democrat) 45.3% Bertil Armin Loftman (Libertarian) 2.5%
Hawaii	Daniel Inouye	Democratic	Re-elected, 79.2%	Crystal Young (Republican) 17.8% Lloyd Mallan (Libertarian) 3%
Idaho	Dirk Kempthorne	Republican	Retired: Republican victory	Mike Crapo (Republican) 69.5% Bill Mauk (Democrat) 28.4% George J. Mansfeld (Natural Law) 2%
Illinois	Carol Moseley-Braun	Democratic	Defeated, 47.4%	Peter Fitzgerald (Republican) 50.3% Don A. Torgersen (Reform) 2.2% Raymond W. Stalker (U.S. Taxpayers) 0.01%
Indiana	Daniel R. Coats	Republican	Retired: Democratic victory	Evan Bayh (Democrat) 63.7% Paul Helmke (Republican) 34.8% Rebecca Sink-Burris (Libertarian) 1.5%
Iowa	Chuck Grassley	Republican	Re-elected, 68.4%	David Osterberg (Democrat) 30.5% Susan Marcus (Natural Law) 0.8% Margaret Trowe (Socialist Workers) 0.3%
Kansas	Sam Brownback	Republican	Re-elected, 65.3%	Paul Feleciano Jr. (Democrat) 31.6% Tom Oyler (Libertarian) 1.6% Alvin Bauman (Reform) 1.5%
Kentucky	Wendell Ford	Democratic	Retired: Republican victory	Jim Bunning (Republican) 49.7% Scotty Baesler (Democrat) 49.2% Charles R. Arbegust (Reform) 1.1%
Louisiana	John Breaux	Democratic	Re-elected, 64%	Jim Donelon (Republican) 32%
Maryland	Barbara Mikulski	Democratic	Re-elected, 70.5%	Ross Pierpont (Republican) 29.5%
Missouri	Kit Bond	Republican	Re-elected, 52.7%	Jay Nixon (Democrat) 43.8% Tamara Millay (Libertarian) 2.0% Curtis Frazier (U.S. Taxpayers) 1.0% James F. Newport (Reform) 0.5%
Nevada	Harry Reid	Democratic	Re-elected, 47.9%	John Ensign (Republican) 47.8% Michael Cloud (Libertarian) 1.9% None of These Candidates 1.8% Michael E. Williams (Natural Law) 0.6%
New Hampshire	Judd Gregg	Republican	Re-elected, 67.8%	George Condodemetraky (Democrat) 28.2% Brian Christeson (Libertarian) 2.4% Roy Kendel (Independent) 1.5%
New York	Al D'Amato	Republican	Defeated, 44.1%	Chuck Schumer (Democrat) 54.6% Corinne E. Kurtz (Marijuana Reform) 0.7% Joel Kovel (Green) 0.3% William P. Mc Millen (Libertarian) 0.2% Rose Ana Berbeo (Socialist Workers) 0.1%
North Carolina	Lauch Faircloth	Republican	Defeated, 47%	John Edwards (Democrat) 51.2% Barbara Howe (Libertarian) 1.8%
North Dakota	Byron Dorgan	Democratic	Re-elected, 63.1%	Donna Nalewaja (Republican) 35.2% Harley McLain (Libertarian) 1.7%
Ohio	John Glenn	Democratic	Retired: Republican victory	George Voinovich (Republican) 56.5% Mary Boyle (Democrat) 43.5%
Oklahoma	Don Nickles	Republican	Re-elected, 66.4%	Don Carroll (Democrat) 31.3% Mike Morris (Independent) 1.8% Argus W. Yandell, Jr. (Independent) 0.5%
Oregon	Ron Wyden	Democratic	Re-elected, 61%	John Lim (Republican) 33.8% Karen Moskowitz (Green) 2.0% Jim Brewster (Libertarian) 1.6% Michael A. Campbell (Natural Law) 0.8% Dean M. Braa (Socialist) 0.7%
Pennsylvania	Arlen Specter	Republican	Re-elected, 61.3%	Bill Lloyd (Democrat) 34.8% Dean Snyder (Constitution) 2.3% Jack Iannantuono (Libertarian) 1.6%
South Carolina	Fritz Hollings	Democratic	Re-elected, 52.7%	Bob Inglis (Republican) 45.7% Richard Quillian (Libertarian) 1.6%
South Dakota	Tom Daschle	Democratic	Re-elected, 62.1%	Ron Schmidt (Republican) 36.4% Byron Dale (Libertarian) 1.4%
Utah	Robert Foster Bennett	Republican	Re-elected, 64%	Scott Leckman (Democrat) 33% Gary R. Van Horn (Independent American) 3%
Vermont	Patrick Leahy	Democratic	Re-elected, 72.2%	Fred Tuttle (Republican) 22.5% Hugh Douglas (Libertarian) 2.0% Barry M. Nelson (Independent) 1.4% Bob Melamede (Vermont Grassroots) 1.2% Jerry Levy (Liberty Union) 0.6%
Washington	Patty Murray	Democratic	Re-elected, 58.4%	Linda Smith (Republican) 41.6%
Wisconsin	Russ Feingold	Democratic	Re-elected, 50.6%	Mark Neumann (Republican) 48.4% Robert R. Raymond (U.S. Taxpayers) 0.5% Tom Ender (Libertarian) 0.3% Eugene A. Hem (Independent) 0.2%

SENATE ELECTIONS:

1996 | Senate Elections

walrusworldstudios — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 15:18:22 CDT

	Republican Holds
	Republican Pickups
	Democrat Holds
	Democrat Pickups

Alabama	Howell Heflin	Democratic	Retired: Republican victory	Jeff Sessions (Republican) 52.5% Roger Bedford (Democratic) 45.5% Mark Thornton (Libertarian) 1.4% Charles R. Hebner (Natural Law) 0.6%
Alaska	Ted Stevens	Republican	Re-elected, 76.7%	Jeff Whittaker (Green) 12.5% Theresa Obermeyer (Democratic) 10.3%
Arkansas	David Pryor	Democratic	Retired: Republican victory	Tim Hutchinson (Republican) 52.7% Winston Bryant (Democratic) 47.3%
Colorado	Hank Brown	Republican	Retired: Republican victory	Wayne Allard (Republican) 51.4% Tom Strickland (Democratic) 45.7% Randy MacKenzie (Natural Law) 2.9%
Delaware	Joe Biden	Democratic	Re-elected, 60%	Raymond J. Clatworthy (Republican) 38.1% Mark Jones (Libertarian) 1.2% Jacqueline Kossoff (Natural Law) 0.6%
Georgia	Sam Nunn	Democratic	Retired: Democratic victory	Max Cleland (Democratic) 48.9% Guy Millner (Republican) 47.5% John Gregory Cashin (Libertarian) 3.6%
Idaho	Larry E. Craig	Republican	Re-elected, 57.0%	Walt Minnick (Democratic) 39.9% Mary J. Charbonneau (Independent) 2.0% Susan Vegors (Natural Law) 1.0%
Illinois	Paul Simon	Democratic	Retired: Democratic victory	Richard J. Durbin (Democratic) 56.1% Al Salvi (Republican) 40.7% Steven H. Perry (Reform) 1.4% Robin J. Miller (Libertarian) 1% Chad Koppie (U.S. Taxpayers) 0.4% James E. Davis (Natural Law) 0.3%
Iowa	Tom Harkin	Democratic	Re-elected, 51.8%	Jim Ross Lightfoot (Republican) 46.7% Sue Atkinson (Independent) 0.8% Fred Gratzon (Natural Law) 0.3% Joe Sulentic (Independent) 0.2% Shirley E. Pena (Socialist Workers) 0.2%
Kansas	Nancy Kassebaum	Republican	Retired: Republican victory	Pat Roberts (Republican) 62.0% Sally Thompson (Democratic) 34.4% Mark S. Marney (Reform) 2.3% Steven Rosile (Libertarian) 1.2%
Kansas1	Sheila Frahm	Republican	Defeated in Primary: Republican victory	Sam Brownback (Republican) 53.9% Jill Docking (Democratic) 43.3% Donald R. Klaassen (Reform) 2.8%
Kentucky	Mitch McConnell	Republican	Re-elected, 55.5%	Steve Beshear (Democratic) 42.8% Dennis L. Lacy (Libertarian) 0.7% Patricia Jo Metten (Natural Law) 0.6% Mac McElroy (U.S. Taxpayers) 0.4%
Louisiana	Bennett Johnston Jr.	Democratic	Retired: Democratic victory	Mary Landrieu (Democratic) 50.1% Woody Jenkins (Republican) 49.9%
Maine	William Cohen	Republican	Retired: Republican victory	Susan M. Collins (Republican) 49.2% Joe Brennan (Democratic) 43.8% John Rensenbrink (Green) 4% William P. Clarke (U.S. Taxpayers) 3%
Massachusetts	John Kerry	Democratic	Re-elected, 52.2%	William Weld (Republican) 44.7% Susan Gallagher (Conservative) 2.7% Robert Stowe (Natural Law) 0.3%
Michigan	Carl Levin	Democratic	Re-elected, 58.4%	Ronna Romney (Republican) 39.9% Kenneth L. Proctor (Libertarian) 1.0% William Roundtree (Workers World) 0.3% Joseph S. Mattingly (Natural Law) 0.3% Martin P. McLaughlin (Socialist Equality) 0.2%
Minnesota	Paul Wellstone	Democratic (DFL)	Re-elected, 50.3%	Rudy Boschwitz (Republican) 41.3% Dean Barkley (Reform) 7% Tim Davis (Grass Roots) 0.6% Roy Ezra Carlton (Libertarian) 0.2% Steve Johnson (Natural Law) 0.2% Thomas A. Fiske (Socialist Workers) 0.1%
Mississippi	Thad Cochran	Republican	Re-elected, 71.0%	James Hunt (Democratic) 27.4% Ted Weill (Independence) 1.6%
Montana	Max Baucus	Democratic	Re-elected, 49.5%	Dennis Rehberg (Republican) 44.7% Becky Shaw (Reform) 4.7% Stephen Heaton (Natural Law) 1%
Nebraska	J. James Exon	Democratic	Retired: Republican victory	Chuck Hagel (Republican) 57.4% Ben Nelson (Democratic) 42.6%
New Hampshire	Bob Smith	Republican	Re-elected, 49.3%	Dick Swett (Democratic) 46.2% Ken Blevens (Libertarian) 4.5%
New Jersey	Bill Bradley	Democratic	Retired: Democratic victory	Robert Torricelli (Democratic) 52.7% Dick Zimmer (Republican) 42.5% Richard J. Pezzullo (Independent) 1.8% Mary Jo Christian (Independent) 0.8% Paul A. Woomer (Independent) 0.5% Olga L. Rodriguez (Independent) 0.5% Mark Wise (Independent) 0.5% Wilburt Kornegay (Independent) 0.4% Steven J. Baeli (Independent) 0.3%
New Mexico	Pete Domenici	Republican	Re-elected, 64.7%	Art Trujillo (Democratic) 29.8% Abraham Guttman (Green) 4.4% Bruce M. Bush (Libertarian) 1.1%
North Carolina	Jesse Helms	Republican	Re-elected, 52.6%	Harvey Gantt (Democratic) 45.9% Ray Ubinger (Libertarian) 1.0% J. Victor Pardo (Natural Law) 0.4%
Oklahoma	Jim Inhofe	Republican	Re-elected, 56.7%	James Boren (Democratic) 40.1% Bill Maguire (Independent) 1.3% Agnes Marie Regier (Libertarian) 1.2% Chris Nedbalek (Independent) 0.7%
Oregon	Mark Hatfield	Republican	Retired: Republican victory	Gordon H. Smith (Republican) 49.8% Tom Bruggere (Democratic) 45.9% Brent Thompson (Reform) 1.5% Gary Kutcher (Green) 1.0% Paul Mohn (Libertarian) 0.9% Christopher Phelps (Socialist) 0.4% Michael L. Hoyes (Natural Law) 0.3%
Rhode Island	Claiborne Pell	Democratic	Retired: Democratic victory	John F. Reed (Democratic) 63.3% Nancy Mayer (Republican) 35% Donald W. Lovejoy (Independent) 1.7%
South Carolina	Strom Thurmond	Republican	Re-elected, 53.4%	Elliot Close (Democratic) 44.0% Richard T. Quillian (Libertarian) 1.1% Peter J. Ashy (Reform) 0.8% Annette C. Estes (Natural Law) 0.7%
South Dakota	Larry Pressler	Republican	Defeated, 48.7%	Tim Johnson (Democratic) 51.3%
Tennessee	Fred Thompson	Republican	Re-elected, 61.4%	Houston Gordon (Democratic) 36.8% John Jay Hooker (Independent) 0.8% Bruce Gold (Independent) 0.3% Robert O. Watson (Independent) 0.3% Greg Samples (Independent) 0.2% Philip L. Kienlen (Independent) 0.1%
Texas	Phil Gramm	Republican	Re-elected, 54.8%	Victor Morales (Democratic) 43.9% Michael Bird (Libertarian) 0.9% John Huff (Natural Law) 0.4%
Virginia	John Warner	Republican	Re-elected, 52.5%	Mark Warner (Democratic) 47.4%
West Virginia	Jay Rockefeller	Democratic	Re-elected, 76.6%	Betty Burkes (Republican) 23.4%
Wyoming	Alan K. Simpson	Republican	Retired: Republican victory	Michael B. Enzi (Republican) 54.1% Joyce Jansa Corcoran (Democratic) 42.2% W. David Herbert (Libertarian) 2.5% Lloyd Marsden (Natural Law) 1.2%

SENATE ELECTIONS:

1994 | Senate Elections

walrusworldstudios — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 15:13:36 CDT

	Republican Holds
	Republican Pickups
	Democrat Holds

Arizona	Dennis DeConcini	Democratic	Retired: Republican Victory	Jon Kyl (Republican) 54% Sam Coppersmith (Democrat) 40% Scott Grainger (Libertarian) 7%
California	Dianne Feinstein	Democratic	Re-elected, 46.7%	Michael Huffington (Republican) 44.8% Elizabeth Barron (Peace and Freedom) 3% Richard Boddie (Libertarian) 2.1% Paul Meeuwenberg (AIP) 1.7% Barbara Blong (Green) 1.7%
Connecticut	Joe Lieberman	Democratic	Re-elected, 67%	Jerry Labriola (Republican) 31% Gary R. Garneau (Constitution) 2%
Delaware	William Roth	Republican	Re-elected, 55.8%	Charles Oberly (Democrat) 42.5% John C. Dierick (Libertarian) 1.7%
Florida	Connie Mack III	Republican	Re-elected, 70%	Hugh Rodham (Democrat) 30%
Hawaii	Daniel Akaka	Democratic	Re-elected, 71.8%	Maria Hustace (Republican) 24.2% Richard Rowland (Libertarian) 4%
Indiana	Richard Lugar	Republican	Re-elected, 67.4%	Jim Jontz (Democrat) 30.5% Barbara Bourland (Libertarian) 1.1% Mary Catherine Barton (NAP) 1%
Maine	George Mitchell	Democratic	Retired: Republican Victory	Olympia Snowe (Republican) 60.2% Thomas Andrews (Democrat) 36.4% Plato Truman (Independent) 3.4%
Maryland	Paul Sarbanes	Democratic	Re-elected, 59%	Bill Brock (Republican) 41%
Massachusetts	Edward M. Kennedy	Democratic	Re-elected, 58.1%	Mitt Romney (Republican) 41% Lauraleigh Dozier (Libertarian) 0.7% William A. Ferguson, Jr. (LaRouche Was Right) 0.2%
Michigan	Donald W. Riegle, Jr.	Democratic	Retired: Republican Victory	Spencer Abraham (Republican) 51.9% Bob Carr (Democrat) 42.7% Jon **** (Libertarian) 4.2% William Roundtree (Workers World Party) 0.7% Chris Wege (Natural Law) 0.5%
Minnesota	David Durenberger	Republican	Retired: Republican Victory	Rod Grams (Republican) 49.1% Ann Wynia (DFL) 44.1% Dean Barkley (Reform) 5.4% Candice E. Sjostrom (Grassroots) 0.9% Stephen Johnson (Natural Law) 0.3% Chris Wege (Socialist Workers) 0.1%
Mississippi	Trent Lott	Republican	Re-elected, 69%	Ken Harper (Democrat) 31%
Missouri	John Danforth	Republican	Retired: Republican Victory	John Ashcroft (Republican) 59.8% Alan Wheat (Democrat) 35.7% Bill Johnson (Libertarian) 4.6%
Montana	Conrad Burns	Republican	Re-elected, 62%	Jack Mudd (Democrat) 38%
Nebraska	Bob Kerrey	Democratic	Re-elected, 55%	Jan Stoney (Republican) 45%
Nevada	Richard H. Bryan	Democratic	Re-elected, 50.9%	Hal Furman (Republican) 41% Anna Nevenich (Independent) 1.8% Bob Days (Libertarian) 1.6% Neal A. Grasteit (Independent American) 1.4%
New Jersey	Frank Lautenberg	Democratic	Re-elected, 50.3%	Chuck Haytaian (Republican) 47% Michael P. Kelly (Keep America First) 0.7% Ben Grindlinger (Libertarian) 0.7% Richard J. Pezzullo (Conservative) 0.4% Andrea Lippi (Jobs, Property Rights) 0.3% George Patrick Predham (**** Drug Dealers) 0.2% Joanne Kuniansky (Socialist Workers Party) 0.2% Arlene Gold (Natural Law Party) 0.2%
New Mexico	Jeff Bingaman	Democratic	Re-elected, 54%	Colin McMillan (Republican) 46%
New York	Daniel Patrick Moynihan	Democratic	Re-elected, 55%	Bernadette Castro (Republican) 42.3% Henry F. Hewes (Right-to-Life) 1.8% Ismael Betancourt, Jr. (Independence Party of New York) 0.5% Norma Segal (Libertarian) 0.3% Naomi L. Craine (Socialist Workers) 0.3%
North Dakota	Kent Conrad	Democratic	Re-elected, 58%	Ben Clayburgh (Republican) 42%
Ohio	Howard Metzenbaum	Democratic	Retired: Republican Victory	Mike DeWine (Republican) 53% Joel Hyatt (Democrat) 39% Joseph Slovenec (Independent) 8%
Oklahoma1	David L. Boren	Democratic	Resigned: Republican Victory	James Inhofe (Republican) 55.2% Dave McCurdy (Democrat) 40% Danny Corn (Independent) 4.8%
Pennsylvania2	Harris Wofford	Democratic	Defeated, 46.9%	Rick Santorum (Republican) 49.4% Diane Blough (Patriot) 2% Donald C. Ernsberger (Libertarian) 1.7%
Rhode Island	John Chafee	Republican	Re-elected, 64%	Linda Kushner (Democrat) 36%
Tennessee	Jim Sasser	Democratic	Defeated, 43%	Bill Frist (Republican) 57%
Tennessee3	Harlan Matthews	Democratic	Retired: Republican victory	Fred Thompson (Republican) 61% Jim Cooper (Democrat) 39%
Texas4	Kay Bailey Hutchison	Republican	Re-elected, 60.8%	Richard W. Fisher (Democrat) 38.3% Pierre Blondeau (Libertarian) 0.8%
Utah	Orrin Hatch	Republican	Re-elected, 68.8%	Patrick Shea (Democrat) 28.3% Craig Oliver (Independent) 1.8% Gary R. Van Horn (American) 0.5% Nelson Gonzalez (Socialist Workers) 0.3% Lawrence Rey Topham (Independent American) 0.3%
Vermont	Jim Jeffords	Republican	Re-elected, 50.3%	Jan Backus (Democrat) 40.6% Gavin T. Mills (Independent) 5.9% Matthew S. Mulligan (Independent) 1.4% Bob Melamede (Grassroots) 0.7% Jerry Levy (Liberty Union) 0.6% Joseph Victor Pardo (Natural Law Party) 0.3%
Virginia	Chuck Robb	Democratic	Re-elected, 46%	Oliver North (Republican) 43% J. Marshall Coleman (Independent) 11%
Washington	Slade Gorton	Republican	Re-elected, 56%	Ron Sims (Democrat) 44%
West Virginia	Robert Byrd	Democratic	Re-elected, 69%	Stanley L. Klos (Republican) 31%
Wisconsin	Herb Kohl	Democratic	Re-elected, 58%	Robert Welch (Republican) 40.7% James Dean (Libertarian) 1%
Wyoming	Malcolm Wallop	Republican	Retired: Republican Victory	Craig Thomas (Republican) 58.9% Mike Sullivan (Democrat) 39.3% Craig McCune (Libertarian) 1.8%

SENATE ELECTIONS:

1990 | Senate Elections

walrusworldstudios — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 15:10:18 CDT

	Republican Holds
	Democrat Holds
	Democrat Pickups

State	Incumbent	Party	Status	Canidates
Alabama	Howell Heflin	Democratic	Re-elected, 60.7%	Bill Cabaniss (Republican) 39.3%
Alaska	Ted Stevens	Republican	Re-elected, 67.2%	Michael Beasley (Democratic) 32.8%
Arkansas	David Pryor	Democratic	Re-elected, unopposed
Colorado	William L. Armstrong	Republican	Retired, Republican victory	Hank Brown (Republican) 55.7% Josie Heath (Democratic) 41.6% John Heckman (Concerns of People) 1.5% Earl Dodge (Prohibition) 1.2%
Delaware	Joe Biden	Democratic	Re-elected, 62.7%	M. Jane Brady (Republican) 35.8% Lee Rosenbaum (Libertarian) 1.5%
Georgia	Sam Nunn	Democratic	Re-elected, unopposed
Hawaii [1]	Daniel Akaka	Democratic	Re-elected, 54.0%	Pat Saiki (Republican) 44.6% Ken Schoolland (Libertarian) 1.4%
Idaho	James A. McClure	Republican	Retired, Republican victory	Larry Craig (Republican) 61.3% Ron J. Twilegar (Democratic) 38.7%
Illinois	Paul Simon	Democratic	Re-elected, 64.9%	Lynn Morley Martin (Republican) 35.1%
Indiana [2]	Dan Coats	Republican	Re-elected, 53.7%	Baron Hill (Democratic) 46.3%
Iowa	Tom Harkin	Democratic	Re-elected, 54.0%	Tom Tauke (Republican) 46.0%
Kansas	Nancy Landon Kassebaum	Republican	Re-elected, 73.6%	Dick Williams (Democratic) 26.4%
Kentucky	Mitch McConnell	Republican	Re-elected, 52.2%	Harvey I. Sloane (Democratic) 47.8%
Louisiana	Bennett Johnston Jr.	Democratic	Re-elected in primary 53%	David Duke (Republican, but not endorsed) 44%
Maine	William Cohen	Republican	Re-elected, 61.4%	Neil Rolde (Democratic) 38.6%
Massachusetts	John Kerry	Democratic	Re-elected, 56.9%	Jim Rappaport (Republican) 43.1%
Michigan	Carl Levin	Democratic	Re-elected, 57.5%	Bill Schuette (Republican) 41.2% Susan Farquhar (Workers World) 1.3%
Minnesota	Rudy Boschwitz	Republican	Defeated, 47.8%	Paul Wellstone (Democratic) 50.4% Russell Bentley (Grassroots) 1.6%
Mississippi	Thad Cochran	Republican	Re-elected, unopposed
Montana	Max Baucus	Democratic	Re-elected, 68.1%	Allen C. Kolstad (Republican) 29.4% Westley Deitchler (Libertarian) 2.5%
Nebraska	J. James Exon	Democratic	Re-elected, 59.1%	Hal Daub (Republican) 40.9%
New Hampshire	Gordon J. Humphrey	Republican	Retired, Republican victory	Bob Smith (Republican) 65.1% John A. Durkin (Democratic) 31.3% John Elsnau (Libertarian) 3.3%
New Jersey	Bill Bradley	Democratic	Re-elected, 50.4%	Christine Todd Whitman (Republican) 47.4% John L. Kucek (Populist) 1.0% Louis M. Stefanelli (Libertarian) 0.7% Don Mackle (Socialist Workers) 0.4%
New Mexico	Pete Domenici	Republican	Re-elected, 72.9%	Tom R. Benavides (Democratic) 27.1%
North Carolina	Jesse Helms	Republican	Re-elected, 52.5%	Harvey Gantt (Democratic) 47.5%
Oklahoma	David L. Boren	Democratic	Re-elected, 83.2%	Stephen Jones (Republican) 17.8%
Oregon	Mark Hatfield	Republican	Re-elected, 53.9%	Harry Lonsdale (Democratic) 46.1%
Rhode Island	Claiborne Pell	Democratic	Re-elected, 61.8%	Claudine Schneider (Republican) 38.2%
South Carolina	Strom Thurmond	Republican	Re-elected, 64.2%	Bob Cunningham (Democratic) 32.5% William H. Griffin (Libertarian) 1.8% Marion C. Metts (American) 1.4%
South Dakota	Larry Pressler	Republican	Re-elected, 52.4%	Ted Muenster (Democratic) 45.1% Dean L. Sinclair (Independent) 2.5%
Tennessee	Al Gore	Democratic	Re-elected, 67.7%	William R. Hawkins (Republican) 29.8% Bill Jacox (Independent) 1.4% Charles Gordon Vick (Independent) 1.0%
Texas	Phil Gramm	Republican	Re-elected, 60.2%	Hugh Parmer (Democratic) 37.4% Gary Johnson (Libertarian) 2.3%
Virginia	John Warner	Republican	Re-elected, 80.9%	Nancy B. Spannaus (Independent) 18.2%
West Virginia	Jay Rockefeller	Democratic	Re-elected, 68.5%	John Yoder (Republican) 31.5%
Wyoming	Alan K. Simpson	Republican	Re-elected, 66.4%	Kathy Helling (Democratic) 33.6%

SENATE ELECTION:

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1982 | Senate Elections

walrusworldstudios — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 20:12:04 CDT

	Republican Holds
	Republican Pickups
	Democrat Holds
	Democrat Pickups

State	Incumbent	Party	Status	Candidates
Arizona	Dennis DeConcini	Democratic	Re-elected, 56.9%	Pete Dunn (Republican) 40.3%
California	S. I. Hayakawa	Republican	Retired, Republican victory	Pete Wilson (Republican) 51.5% Jerry Brown (Democratic) 44.8%
Connecticut	Lowell P. Weicker, Jr.	Republican	Re-elected, 50.4%	Toby Moffett (Democratic) 46.1%
Delaware	William V. Roth, Jr.	Republican	Re-elected, 55.2%	David N. Levinson (Democratic) 44.2%
Florida	Lawton Chiles	Democratic	Re-elected, 61.7%	Van B. Poole (Republican) 38.3%
Hawaii	Spark Matsunaga	Democratic	Re-elected, 80.1%	Clarence J. Brown (Republican) 17.0%
Indiana	Richard Lugar	Republican	Re-elected, 53.8%	Floyd Fithian (Democratic) 45.6%
Maine	George Mitchell	Democratic	Re-elected, 60.9%	David F. Emery (Republican) 39.1%
Maryland	Paul Sarbanes	Democratic	Re-elected, 63.5%	Lawrence Hogan (Republican) 36.5%
Massachusetts	Ted Kennedy	Democratic	Re-elected, 60.8%	Ray Shamie (Republican) 38.3%
Michigan	Donald W. Riegle, Jr.	Democratic	Re-elected, 57.7%	Philip Ruppe (Republican) 40.9%
Minnesota	David Durenberger	Republican	Re-elected, 52.6%	Mark Dayton (Democratic) 46.6%
Mississippi	John C. Stennis	Democratic	Re-elected, 64.2%	Haley Barbour (Republican) 35.8%
Missouri	John Danforth	Republican	Re-elected, 50.8%	Harriett Woods (Democratic) 49.1%
Montana	John Melcher	Democratic	Re-elected, 54.4%	Larry Williams (Republican) 41.7%
Nebraska	Edward Zorinsky	Democratic	Re-elected, 66.6%	Jim Keck (Republican) 28.5%
Nevada	Howard Cannon	Democratic	Defeated, 47.7%	Chic Hecht (Republican) 50.1%
New Jersey	Nicholas F. Brady	Republican	Retired, Democratic victory	Frank Lautenberg (Democratic) 50.9% Millicent Fenwick (Republican) 47.8%
New Mexico	Harrison Schmitt	Republican	Defeated, 46.2%	Jeff Bingaman (Democratic) 53.8%
New York	Daniel Patrick Moynihan	Democratic	Re-elected, 65.1%	Florence M. Sullivan (Republican) 34.2%
North Dakota	Quentin N. Burdick	Democratic	Re-elected, 62.8%	Gene Knorr (Republican) 34.0% Anna B. Bourgois (Independent) 3.1%
Ohio	Howard Metzenbaum	Democratic	Re-elected, 56.7%	Paul E. Pfeifer (Republican) 41.1%
Pennsylvania	H. John Heinz III	Republican	Re-elected, 59.3%	Cyril Wecht (Democratic) 39.2%
Rhode Island	John Chafee	Republican	Re-elected, 51.2%	Julius C. Michaelson (Democratic) 48.8%
Tennessee	Jim Sasser	Democratic	Re-elected, 61.9%	Robin Beard (Republican) 38.1%
Texas	Lloyd Bentsen	Democratic	Re-elected, 58.6%	James M. Collins (Republican) 40.5%
Utah	Orrin Hatch	Republican	Re-elected, 58.3%	Ted Wilson (Democratic) 41.3%
Vermont	Robert Stafford	Republican	Re-elected, 50.3%	James A. Guest (Democratic) 47.2%
Virginia	Harry F. Byrd, Jr.	Independent	Retired, Republican victory	Paul S. Trible, Jr. (Republican) 51.2% Richard Joseph Davis (Democratic) 48.8%
Washington	Henry M. Jackson	Democratic	Re-elected, 68.9%	Doug Jewett (Republican) 24.3% King Lysen (Independent) 5.3% Jesse Chiang (Libertarian) 1.5%

West Virginia	Robert Byrd	Democratic	Re-elected, 68.5%	Cleve Benedict (Republican) 30.8%
Wisconsin	William Proxmire	Democratic	Re-elected, 63.6%	Scott McCallum (Republican) 34.1%
Wyoming	Malcolm Wallop	Republican	Re-elected, 56.7%	Rodger McDaniel (Democratic) 43.3%

SENATE ELECTIONS:

1984 | Senate Elections

walrusworldstudios — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 20:11:51 CDT

	Republican Holds
	Republican Pickups
	Democrat Holds
	Democrat Pickups

Alabama	Howell Heflin	Democratic	Re-elected, 62.7%	Albert L. Smith, Jr. (Republican) 36.4%
Alaska	Ted Stevens	Republican	Re-elected, 71.2%	John E. Havelock (Democratic) 28.5%
Arkansas	David Pryor	Democratic	Re-elected, 57.3%	Ed Bethune (Republican) 42.7%
Colorado	William L. Armstrong	Republican	Re-elected, 64.2%	Nancy E. Dick (Democratic) 34.6%
Delaware	Joe Biden	Democratic	Re-elected, 60.1%	John M. Burris (Republican) 39.1%
Georgia	Sam Nunn	Democratic	Re-elected, 79.9%	Jon M. Hicks (Republican) 20.1%
Idaho	James A. McClure	Republican	Re-elected, 72.2%	Peter M. Busch (Democratic) 26.0%
Illinois	Charles H. Percy	Republican	Defeated, 48.2%	Paul Simon (Democratic) 50.1%
Iowa	Roger Jepsen	Republican	Defeated, 43.7%	Tom Harkin (Democratic) 55.5%
Kansas	Nancy Landon Kassebaum	Republican	Re-elected, 76.0%	James R. Maher (Democratic) 21.2%
Kentucky	Walter Huddleston	Democratic	Defeated, 49.5%	Mitch McConnell (Republican) 49.9%
Louisiana	Bennett Johnston Jr.	Democratic	Re-elected in primary
Maine	William Cohen	Republican	Re-elected, 73.3%	Elizabeth H. Mitchell (Democratic) 25.9%
Massachusetts	Paul Tsongas	Democratic	Retired, Democratic victory	John Kerry (Democratic) 55.1% Ray Shamie (Republican) 44.9%
Michigan	Carl Levin	Democratic	Re-elected, 51.8%	Jack R. Lousma (Republican) 47.2%
Minnesota	Rudy Boschwitz	Republican	Re-elected, 58.1%	Joan Growe (Democratic) 41.3%
Mississippi	Thad Cochran	Republican	Re-elected, 60.9%	William Winter (Democratic) 39.1%
Montana	Max Baucus	Democratic	Re-elected, 56.9%	Chuck Cozzens (Republican) 40.7%
Nebraska	J. James Exon	Democratic	Re-elected, 51.9%	Nancy Hoch (Republican) 48.0%
New Hampshire	Gordon J. Humphrey	Republican	Re-elected, 58.7%	Norman D'Amours (Democratic) 41.0%
New Jersey	Bill Bradley	Democratic	Re-elected, 64.2%	Mary V. Mochary (Republican) 35.2%
New Mexico	Pete Domenici	Republican	Re-elected, 71.9%	Judith A. Pratt (Democratic) 28.1%
North Carolina	Jesse Helms	Republican	Re-elected, 51.7%	Jim Hunt (Democratic) 47.8%
Oklahoma	David L. Boren	Democratic	Re-elected, 75.6%	Will E. Crozier (Republican) 23.4%
Oregon	Mark Hatfield	Republican	Re-elected, 66.5%	Margie Hendrickson (Democratic) 33.4%
Rhode Island	Claiborne Pell	Democratic	Re-elected, 72.6%	Barbara Leonard (Republican) 27.4%
South Carolina	Strom Thurmond	Republican	Re-elected, 66.8%	Melvin Purvis, Jr. (Democratic) 31.8%
South Dakota	Larry Pressler	Republican	Re-elected, 74.5%	George V. Cunningham (Democratic) 25.5%
Tennessee	Howard Baker	Republican	Retired, Democratic victory	Al Gore (Democratic) 60.7% Victor Ashe (Republican) 33.8%
Texas	John Tower	Republican	Retired, Republican victory	Phil Gramm (Republican) 58.5% Lloyd Doggett (Democratic) 41.4%
Virginia	John Warner	Republican	Re-elected, 70.0%	Edythe C. Harrison (Democratic) 29.9%
West Virginia	Jennings Randolph	Democratic	Retired, Democratic victory	Jay Rockefeller (Democratic) 51.8% John Raese (Republican) 47.7%
Wyoming	Alan K. Simpson	Republican	Re-elected, 78.3%	Victor A. Ryan (Democratic) 21.7%

SENATE ELECTIONS:

1988 | Senate Elections

walrusworldstudios — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 20:11:31 CDT

	Republican Holds
	Republican Pickups
	Democrat Holds
	Democrat Pickups

State	Incumbent	Party	Status	Canidates
Arizona	Dennis DeConcini	Democratic	Re-elected, 58.0%	Keith DeGreen (Republican) 42.0% Rich Tompkins (Libertarian) 1.8%
California	Pete Wilson	Republican	Re-elected, 52.7%	Leo T. McCarthy (Democratic) 44.0% Maria Elizabeth Muñoz (Peace & Freedom) 1.7% Jack Dean (Libertarian) 0.8% Merton D. Short (American Ind.) 0.7%
Connecticut	Lowell P. Weicker, Jr.	Republican	Defeated, 49.0%	Joe Lieberman (Democratic) 49.7% Howard Grayson (Libertarian) 0.9% Melissa Fisher (New Alliance) 0.3%
Delaware	William V. Roth, Jr.	Republican	Re-elected, 62.1%	Shien Biau Woo (Democratic) 37.9%
Florida	Lawton Chiles	Democratic	Retired, Republican victory	Connie Mack III (Republican) 50.4% Buddy MacKay (Democratic) 49.6%
Hawaii	Spark Matsunaga	Democratic	Re-elected, 76.5%	Maria M. Hustace (Republican) 20.7% Ken Schoolland (Libertarian) 2.8%
Indiana	Richard Lugar	Republican	Re-elected, 67.7%	Jack Wickes (Democratic) 32.3%
Maine	George J. Mitchell	Democratic	Re-elected, 81.1%	Jasper S. Wyman (Republican) 18.9%
Maryland	Paul Sarbanes	Democratic	Re-elected, 61.8%	Alan Keyes (Republican) 38.2%
Massachusetts	Ted Kennedy	Democratic	Re-elected, 65.0%	Joseph D. Malone (Republican) 33.9% Mary Fridley (New Alliance) 0.6% Freda Lee Nason (Libertarian) 0.5%
Michigan	Donald W. Riegle, Jr.	Democratic	Re-elected, 60.4%	James Whitney Dunn (Republican) 38.5% Dick Jacobs (Libertarian) 0.8% Sally Bier (Workers Against Concessions) 0.3%
Minnesota	David Durenberger	Republican	Re-elected, 56.2%	Skip Humphrey (Democratic) 40.9% Polly Mann (Progressive Issues) 2.1% Derrick Grimmer (Grassroots) 0.4% Arlen Overvig (Libertarian) 0.2% Wendy Lyons (Socialist Workers) 0.1%
Mississippi	John C. Stennis	Democratic	Retired, Republican victory	Trent Lott (Republican) 54.1% Wayne Dowdy (Democratic) 45.9%
Missouri	John Danforth	Republican	Re-elected, 67.7%	Jay Nixon (Democratic) 31.7% John Guze (Libertarian) 0.6%
Montana	John Melcher	Democratic	Defeated, 48.1%	Conrad Burns (Republican) 51.9%
Nebraska	David Karnes1	Republican	Defeated, 41.7%	Bob Kerrey (Democratic) 56.7% Ernie Chambers (New Alliance) 1.6%
Nevada	Chic Hecht	Republican	Defeated, 47.1%	Richard Bryan (Democratic) 51.3% James Frye (Libertarian) 1.6%
New Jersey	Frank Lautenberg	Democratic	Re-elected, 53.5%	Pete Dawkins (Republican) 45.2% Joseph Job (Independent) 0.7% Jerry Zeldin (Libertarian) 0.4% Thomas Fiske (Socialist Workers) 0.2%
New Mexico	Jeff Bingaman	Democratic	Re-elected, 63.2%	Bill Valentine (Republican) 36.8%
New York	Daniel Patrick Moynihan	Democratic	Re-elected, 67.3%	Robert R. McMillan (Republican) 31.6%
North Dakota	Quentin N. Burdick	Democratic	Re-elected, 59.5%	Earl Strinden (Republican) 39.1% Kenneth C. Gardner (Libertarian) 1.5%
Ohio	Howard Metzenbaum	Democratic	Re-elected, 56.9%	George Voinovich (Republican) 43.1%
Pennsylvania	H. John Heinz III	Republican	Re-elected, 66.4%	Joseph C. Vignola (Democratic) 32.4% Darcy Richardson (Consumer) 0.6% Henry Haller (Libertarian) 0.3% Samuel Cross (Populist) 0.1% Sam Blancato (New Alliance) 0.1%
Rhode Island	John Chafee	Republican	Re-elected, 54.3%	Richard A. Licht (Democratic) 45.7%
Tennessee	Jim Sasser	Democratic	Re-elected, 65.1%	Bill Anderson (Republican) 34.5% Khalil-Ullah Al-Muhaymin (Independent) 0.4%
Texas	Lloyd Bentsen	Democratic	Re-elected, 59.2%	Beau Boulter (Republican) 40.0% Jeff Daiell (Libertarian) 0.8%
Utah	Orrin Hatch	Republican	Re-elected, 67.1%	Brian Moss (Democratic) 31.7% Robert J. Smith (American) 0.9% William M. Arth (Socialist Workers) 0.2%
Vermont	Robert Stafford	Republican	Retired, Republican victory	Jim Jeffords (Republican) 67.9% William Gray (Democratic) 29.8% Jerry Levy (Liberty Union) 1.1% King Milne (Independent) 1.0%
Virginia	Paul S. Trible, Jr.	Republican	Retired, Democratic victory	Chuck Robb (Democratic) 71.2% Maurice A. Dawkins (Republican) 28.8%
Washington	Daniel J. Evans	Republican	Retired, Republican victory	Slade Gorton (Republican) 50.7% Mike Lowry (Democratic) 49.3%
West Virginia	Robert Byrd	Democratic	Re-elected, 63.2%	M. Jay Wolfe (Republican) 36.8%
Wisconsin	William Proxmire	Democratic	Retired, Democratic victory	Herb Kohl (Democratic) 52.2% Susan Engeleiter (Republican) 47.8%
Wyoming	Malcolm Wallop	Republican	Re-elected, 50.4%	John Vinich (Democratic) 49.6%

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State	Incumbent	Party	Status	Canidates
Alabama	Jeremiah Denton	Republican	Defeated, 49.1%	Richard Shelby (Democratic) 50.9%
Alaska	Frank Murkowski	Republican	Re-elected, 54.0%	Glenn Olds (Democratic) 44.1% Chuck House (Libertarian) 1.7%
Arizona	Barry Goldwater	Republican	Retired, Republican victory	John McCain (Republican) 60.6% Richard Kimball (Democratic) 39.4%
Arkansas	Dale Bumpers	Democratic	Re-elected, 62.9%	Asa Hutchinson (Republican) 37.1%
California	Alan Cranston	Democratic	Re-elected, 49.3%	Ed Zschau (Republican) 47.8% Breck McKinley (Libertarian) 1.5% Edward B. "Ed" Vallen (American Ind.) 0.9% Andrew R. "Paul" Kangas (Peace & Freedom) 0.5%
Colorado	Gary Hart	Democratic	Retired, Democratic victory	Tim Wirth (Democratic) 49.9% Ken Kramer (Republican) 48.4% Michael Bush (Independent) 1.0% Michael Chamberlain (Socialist Workers) 0.4% Henry Olshaw (Unaffiliated American) 0.2% Calvin Dodge (Prohibition) 0.1%
Connecticut	Chris Dodd	Democratic	Re-elected, 64.8%	Roger W. Eddy (Republican) 34.8% Edward McCallum (Independent) 0.4%
Florida	Paula Hawkins	Republican	Defeated, 45%	Bob Graham (Democratic) 55%
Georgia	Mack Mattingly	Republican	Defeated, 49.1%	Wyche Fowler (Democratic) 50.9%
Hawaii	Daniel Inouye	Democratic	Re-elected, 73.6%	Frank Hutchinson (Republican) 26.4%
Idaho	Steve Symms	Republican	Re-elected, 51.4%	John V. Evans (Democratic) 48.6%
Illinois	Alan J. Dixon	Democratic	Re-elected, 65.4%	Judy Koehler (Republican) 34.1%
Indiana	Dan Quayle	Republican	Re-elected, 61.1%	Jill L. Long (Democratic) 38.9%
Iowa	Chuck Grassley	Republican	Re-elected, 66.0%	John P. Roehrick (Democratic) 34.0%
Kansas	Bob Dole	Republican	Re-elected, 70.1%	Guy MacDonald (Democratic) 29.9%
Kentucky	Wendell H. Ford	Democratic	Re-elected, 74.3%	Jackson M. Andrews (Republican) 25.7%
Louisiana	Russell B. Long	Democratic	Retired, Democratic victory	John Breaux (Democratic) 52.8% Henson Moore (Republican) 47.2%
Maryland	Charles Mathias, Jr.	Republican	Retired, Democratic victory	Barbara Mikulski (Democratic) 60.8% Linda Chavez (Republican) 39.2%
Missouri	Thomas Eagleton	Democratic	Retired, Republican victory	Kit Bond (Republican) 52.6% Harriett Woods (Democratic) 47.4%
Nevada	Paul Laxalt	Republican	Retired, Democratic victory	Harry Reid (Democratic) 50.0% James David Santini (Republican) 44.5% Kent Cromwell (Libertarian) 1.9%
New Hampshire	Warren Rudman	Republican	Re-elected, 62.9%	Endicott Peabody (Democratic) 32.4% Gruce Valley (Independent) 4.7%
New York	Al D'Amato	Republican	Re-elected, 57.7%	Mark J. Green (Democratic) 40.9%
North Carolina	Jim Broyhill1	Republican	Defeated, 48.1%	Terry Sanford (Democratic) 51.9%
North Dakota	Mark Andrews	Republican	Defeated, 49.0%	Kent Conrad (Democratic) 49.8%
Ohio	John Glenn	Democratic	Re-elected, 62.4%	Thomas N. Kindress (Republican) 37.6%
Oklahoma	Don Nickles	Republican	Re-elected, 54.5%	James Robert Jones (Democratic) 45.5%
Oregon	Bob Packwood	Republican	Re-elected, 63.5%	Rick Bauman (Democratic) 36.5%
Pennsylvania	Arlen Specter	Republican	Re-elected, 56.9%	Robert W. Edgar (Democratic) 43.1%
South Carolina	Ernest Hollings	Democratic	Re-elected, 63.9%	Henry D. McMaster (Republican) 36.1%
South Dakota	James Abdnor	Republican	Defeated, 48.3%	Tom Daschle (Democratic) 51.7%
Utah	Jake Garn	Republican	Re-elected, 72.3%	Craig Oliver (Democratic) 26.6% Hugh A. Butler (Libertarian) 0.7% Mary Zins (Independent) 0.4%
Vermont	Patrick Leahy	Democratic	Re-elected, 63.7%	Richard A. Snelling (Republican) 34.7%
Washington	Slade Gorton	Republican	Defeated, 48.7%	Brock Adams (Democratic) 50.6% Jill Fein (Socialist Workers) 0.7%
Wisconsin	Bob Kasten	Republican	Re-elected, 51.8%	Ed Garvey (Democratic) 48.2%

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