Humane USA 2006 Endorsements
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Alabama
Won  Lost  Too
Close To Call 
U.S. House
AL 2: Terry Everett (R)
AL 4: Robert Aderholt (R)
AL 5: Bud Cramer (D)
AL 7: Artur Davis (D)
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Alaska
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
Governor: Tony Knowles (D)
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Arizona
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
Governor: Janet Napolitano (D)
U.S. Senate: Jim Pederson (D)
U.S. House
AZ 1: Rick Renzi (R)
AZ 2: Trent Franks (R)
AZ 4: Ed Pastor (D)
AZ 5: Harry Mitchell (D)
AZ 7: Raul Grijalva (D)
AZ 8: Gabrielle Giffords (D)
State Senate:
LD 1 Tom O’Halleran
LD 2 Albert Hale (i)
LD 4 Ed Gogek
LD 7 Lisa Black
LD 8 Carolyn Allen (i)
LD 13 Richard Miranda (i)
LD 14 Debbie McCune Davis
LD 15 Ken Cheuvront (i)
LD 16 Leah LandrumTaylor
LD 17 Meg Burton Cahill
LD 23 Rebecca Rios (i)
LD 24 Amanda Aguirre
LD 26 Charlene Pesquiera
LD 27 Jorge Luis Garcia (i)
LD 28 Paula Aboud (i)
LD 29 Victor Soltero (i)
State House:
LD 2 Albert Tom (i)
Ann Kirkpatrick (i)
LD 4 Debra Boehkle
LD 7 Marilyn Fox
Jeanne Lunn
LD 8 Stephanie Rimmer
LD 9 Sheri Van Horsen
LD 10 Jackie Thrasher
LD 11 Ann Wallack
LD 13 Steve Gallardo (i)
Martha Garcia (i)
LD 14 Chad Campbell
Robert Meza (i)
LD 15 David Lujan (i)
Kyrsten Sinema (i)
LD 16 Ben Miranda (i)
LD 17 Edward Ableser
LD 20 Donna Gratehouse
LD 23 Pete Rios (i)
LD 25 Manuel Alvarez (i)
LD 26 Pete Hershberger (i)
Lena Saradnik
LD 27 Olivia Cajero Bedford (i)
Phil Lopes (i)
LD 28 David Bradley (i)
Steve Farley
LD 29 Linda Lopez (i)
Tom Prezelski (i)
(i) = incumbent
Ballot Measures:
Yes on Proposition 204 http://www.yesonproposition204.com/
NO ON 105 - Proposition 105, one of two state
trust land measures, was
referred to the ballot by the Arizona Legislature merely to counter
the Conserving
Arizona’s Future Initiative. While the Sierra Club is neutral
on the initiative,
we do not think it is appropriate for the Legislature to try and
confuse voters
in order to defeat it. Proposition 105 is that it is being sold
as a conservation
measure but it actually conserves very little land. To conserve
any additional
land under this proposition, the Legislature first has to establish
a process and
then has to approve each additional parcel. Clearly this proposition
is not
about conservation. We strongly urge you to vote no on Prop. 105.
NEUTRAL ON 106 - The Sierra Club-Grand Canyon Chapter is neutral
on Proposition 106, the Conserving Arizona’s Future Initiative.
It is not easy
for the Chapter to sit on the sidelines on this, but we did not
arrive there
without a great deal of consideration. We are pleased that the
initiative
identifies some important lands for conservation and that it does
not include
automatic renewal of grazing leases or land swaps, both of which
would result
in additional environmental harm and had been included in previous
measures.
Our main concern, however, is that this initiative will result
in expedited
development on those lands – more than 8 million acres – not
included in
the package. We encourage you to read the Conserving Arizona’s
Future
initiative.
YES ON 201 - Proposition 201, the Smoke-Free Arizona Act, promotes
clean in-door air quality in all of Arizona’s public places
by prohibiting smoking
in those areas. There is no greater issue with in-door air pollution
than that of
second hand smoke. The Sierra Club has long supported public health
measures to improve in-door air quality in Arizona and across the
country.
This measure is another important effort to promote a healthier
future for all
Arizonans. Go to www.smokefreearizona.org for more information.
Please vote yes on Proposition 201.
YES ON 204 - Proposition 204, the Humane Farming Initiative, deals
with one aspect of factory farms requiring that pregnant pigs and
calves raised
for veal have adequate space to lie down, turn-around and stretch
their limbs.
It is a modest proposal to address one concern about large Concentrated
Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs). There are serious negative
environmental impacts from large CAFOs where thousands of animals
are
confined in one facility. These facilities are not only inhumane,
but they also
produce enormous amounts of animal waste, which can leak into our
rivers
and streams contaminating our drinking water and spreading disease.
Go to
www.YesOnProposition204.com for more information.
Please support Proposition 204.
NO ON 207 - Proposition 207, the so-called “Private Property
Rights
Protection Act” is being promoted by an out-of-state organization
that will
not have to live with the consequences of this costly and unwise
initiative. If
adopted, this measure would either cost taxpayers plenty, draining
funds
from important public services, or, more likely result in no enforcement
of
laws which protect property values and communities. In effect,
Proposition
207 will make it impossible to enact additional planning tools
in the future,
including:
· Requirements that developments have adequate water supplies
statewide;
· New wash or hillside protection ordinances;
· Additional historic overlay zoning;
· Neighborhood or wildlife habitat preservation measures;
· Buffer areas near preserves or important wildlife habitat
areas;
· Stronger native plant protections; and
· Nearly any land use measure that protects our communities
and
quality of life.
For more information go to www.noprop207.org. Please vote no on
Proposition 207.
Humane Voters of Arizona website: www.humanevotersarizona.org
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Arkansas
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
U.S. House
AR 2: Vic Snyder (D)
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California
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
U.S. Senate: Dianne Feinstein (D)
U.S. House
CA 1: Mike Thompson (D)
CA 3: Dan Lungren (R)
CA 4: Charlie Brown (D)
CA 5: Doris Matsui (D)
CA 6: Lynn Woolsey (D)
CA 7: George Miller (D)
CA 8: Nancy Pelosi (D)
CA 9: Barbara Lee (D)
CA 10: Ellen Tauscher (D)
CA 11: Jerry McNerney (D)
CA 12: Tom Lantos (D)
CA 13: Pete Stark (D)
CA 14: Anna Eshoo (D)
CA 15: Michael Honda (D)
CA 16: Zoe Lofgren (D)
CA 17: Sam Farr (D)
CA 22: Kevin McCarthy (R)
CA 23: Lois Capps (D)
CA 24: Elton Gallegly (R)
CA 26: David Dreier (R)
CA 27: Brad Sherman (D)
CA 28: Howard Berman (D)
CA 29: Adam Schiff (D)
CA 30: Henry Waxman (D)
CA 31: Xavier Becerra (D)
CA 32: Hilda Solis (D)
CA 33: Diane Watson (D)
CA 34: Lucille Roybal-Allard (D)
CA 35: Maxine Waters (D)
CA 36: Jane Harman (D)
CA 37: Juanita Millender-McDonald (D)
CA 38: Grace Napolitano (D)
CA 39: Linda Sánchez (D)
CA 40: Ed Royce (R)
CA 43: Joe Baca (D)
CA 44: Ken Calvert (R)
CA 45: Mary Bono (R)
CA 46: Dana Rohrabacher (R)
CA 47: Loretta Sanchez (D)
CA 48: John Campbell (R)
CA 49: Darrell Issa (R)
CA 50: Brian Bilbray (R)
CA 51: Bob Filner (D)
CA 53: Susan Davis (D)
Ballot Measures:
No on Proposition 90 http://www.noprop90.com/
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Colorado
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
Governor: Bill Ritter (D)
U.S. House
CO 1: Diana DeGette (D)
CO 2: Mark Udall (D)
CO 5: Jay Fawcett (D)
CO 7: Ed Perlmutter (D)
Ballot Measures:
Yes on Amendment 38 http://www.pra2006.com/
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Connecticut
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
U.S. Senate: Joe Lieberman (I)
U.S. House
CT 1: John Larson (D)
CT 2: Rob Simmons (R)
CT 3: Rosa DeLauro (D)
CT 4: Chris Shays (R)
CT 5: Nancy Johnson (R)
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Delaware
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
U.S. Senate: Thomas Carper (D)
U.S. House
At Large: Michael Castle (R)
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District of Columbia
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
None
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Florida
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
| Governor: Charlie Crist (R) |
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| U.S. Senate: Bill Nelson (D) |
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| FL 3: Corrine Brown (D) |
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| FL 4: Ander Crenshaw (R) |
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| FL 7: John Mica (R) |
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| FL 8: Ric Keller (R) |
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| FL 10: Bill Young (R) |
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| FL 11: Kathy Castor (D) |
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| FL 17: Kendrick Meek (D) |
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| FL 18: Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R) |
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| FL 19: Robert Wexler (D) |
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| FL 20: Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D) |
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| FL 21: Lincoln Diaz-Balart (R) |
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| FL 23: Alcee Hastings (D) |
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| FL 24: Clint Curtis (D) |
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| FL 25: Mario Diaz-Balart (R) |
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| District 8 Jim
King (R) |
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| District 12 Victor
Crist (R) |
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| District 16 Kim
Berfield (R) |
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| District 27 Dave
Aronberg (D) |
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| District 34 Nan
Rich (D) |
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| District 39 Larcenia
Bullard (D) |
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| District 3 Elizabeth
Campbell (D) |
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| District 32 Bob
Allen (R) |
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| District 36 Scott
Randolph (D) |
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| District 39 Geraldine
Thompson (D) |
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| District 41 Bill
McManus (D) |
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| District 47 Kevin
C. Ambler (R) |
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| District 48 Carl
Zimmerman (D) |
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| District 49 Ruth
Raia (D) |
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| District 50 Candace
Jovan (D) |
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| District 51 Dottie
Reeder (R) |
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| District 52 Bill
Heller (D) |
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| District 57 Faye
Culp (R) |
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| District 74 Jeff
Kottkamp (R) |
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| District 89 Mary
Brandenburg (D) |
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| District 90 Kelly
Skidmore (D) |
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| District 91 Ellyn
Bogdanoff (R) |
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| District 99 Elaine
Schwartz (D) |
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| District 111 Marco
Rubio (R) |
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| District 112 David
Rivera (R) |
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| District 119 Juan
Zapata (R) |
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| Commissioner of Agriculture: Eric Copeland |
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| Ballot Measures: |
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| No on Amendment 3 http://trustthevoters.org/ |
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Georgia
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
U.S. House
GA 2: Sanford Bishop (D)
GA 4: Hank Johnson (D)
GA 5: John Lewis (D)
GA 7: John Linder (R)
GA 12: John Barrow (D)
GA 13: David Scott (D)
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Hawaii
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
U.S. Senate: Daniel Akaka (D)
U.S. House
HI-2: Mazie Hirono (D)
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Idaho
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
No recommendation yet
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Illinois
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
Governor: Rod Blagojevich (D)
U.S. House
IL 1: Bobby Rush (D)
IL 2 : Jesse Jackson (D)
IL 3: Dan Lipinski (D)
IL 4: Luis Gutierrez (D)
IL 5: Rahm Emanuel (D)
IL 7: Danny Davis (D)
IL 8: Melissa Bean (D)
IL 9: Janice Schakowsky (D)
IL 10: Mark Kirk (R)
IL 11: Jerry Weller (R)
IL 12: Jerry Costello (D)
IL 13: Judy Biggert (R)
IL 14: Dennis Hastert (R)
IL 15: Tim Johnson (R)
IL 17: Phil Hare (D)
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Indiana
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
U.S. Senate: Richard Lugar (R)
U.S. House
IN 1: Peter Visclosky (D)
IN 3: Thomas Hayhurst (D)
IN 5: Dan Burton (R)
IN 6: Mike Pence (R)
IN 7: Julia Carson (D)
IN 8: John Hostettler (R)
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Iowa
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:
2nd District: James Leach (R)
3rd District: Leonard Boswell (D)
5th District: Joyce Schulte (D)
STATE SENATE:
4th District: Jack Kibbie (D)
21st District: Dennis Black (D)
31st District: Matt McCoy (D)
39th District: Joe Bolkcom (D)
43rd District: Joe Seng (D)
45th District: David Miller (R)
47th District: Keith Kreiman (D)
49th District: Hubert Houser (R)
50th District: Mike Gronstal (D)
STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:
9th District: George Eichhorn (R)
14th District: Mark Kuhn (D)
16th District: Chuck Gipp (R)
27th District: Pam Jochum (D)
28th District: Pat Murphy (D)
33rd District: Dick Taylor (D)
34th District: Todd Taylor (D)
42nd District: Geri Huser (D)
50th District: David Tjepkes (R)
67th District: Kevin McCarthy (D)
73rd District: Jodi Tymeson (R)
81st District: Jamie Van Fossen (R)
84th District: Jim Van Fossen (R)
85th District: Jim Lykam (D)
90th District: John Whitaker (D)
94th District: Kurt Swaim (D)
99th District: Doug Struyk (R)
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Kansas
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
Governor: Kathleen Sebelius (D)
U.S. House
KS 3: Dennis Moore (D)
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Kentucky
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
U.S. House
KY 1: Ed Whitfield (R)
KY 3: John Yarmuth (D)
KY 4: Geoff Davis (R)
KY 6: Ben Chandler (D)
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Louisiana
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
U.S. House
LA 1: Bobby Jindal (R)
LA 2: Karen Carter (D)
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Maine
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
Governor: Pat LaMarche (I)
U.S. Senate: Olympia Snowe (R)
U.S. House
ME 1: Tom Allen (D)
ME 2: Michael Michaud (D)
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Maryland
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
Governor: Martin O'Malley (D)
U.S. Senate: Ben Cardin (D)
U.S. House
MD 1: Wayne Gilchrest (R)
MD 2: Dutch Ruppersberger (D)
MD 3: John Sarbanes (D)
MD 4: Al Wynn (D)
MD 5: Steny Hoyer (D)
MD 6: Roscoe Bartlett (R)
MD 7: Elijah Cummings (D)
MD 8: Chris Van Hollen (D)
State House of Delegates
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| Name |
District |
Party |
| Kevin Kelly |
01B |
D |
| LeRoy Myers |
01C |
R |
| Patrick N. Hogan |
03A |
R |
| Sue Hecht |
03A |
D |
| Donald B. Elliott |
04B |
R |
| Tanya Thornton Shewell |
05A |
R |
| Nancy R. Stocksdale |
05A |
R |
| Wade Kach |
05B |
R |
| J.B. Jennings |
7 |
R |
| Susan Krebs |
09B |
R |
| Emmett C. Burns |
10 |
D |
| Adrienne A. Jones |
10 |
D |
| Shirley Nathan-Pulliam |
10 |
D |
| Jon S. Cardin |
11 |
D |
| Dan K. Morhaim |
11 |
D |
| James E Malone |
12A |
D |
| Elizabeth Bobo |
12B |
D |
| Guy Guzzone |
13 |
D |
| Shane Pendergrass |
13 |
D |
| Frank S. Turner |
13 |
D |
| Anne R. Kaiser |
14 |
D |
| Karen S. Montgomery |
14 |
D |
| Herman Taylor |
14 |
D |
| Jean B. Cryor |
15 |
R |
| Kathleen Dumais |
15 |
D |
| Brian J. Feldman |
15 |
D |
| William A. Bronrott |
16 |
D |
| Marilyn R. Goldwater |
16 |
D |
| Susan C. Lee |
16 |
D |
| Kumar P. Barve |
17 |
D |
| Luiz Simmons |
17 |
D |
| Ana Sol Gutierrez |
18 |
D |
| Jane Lawton |
18 |
D |
| Henry B. "Hank" Heller |
19 |
D |
| Sheila Ellis Hixson |
20 |
D |
| Tom Hucker |
20 |
D |
| Barbara A. Frush |
21 |
D |
| Tawanna P. Gaines |
22 |
D |
| Anne Healey |
22 |
D |
| Justin David Ross |
22 |
D |
| James W. Hubbard |
23A |
D |
| Marvin E. Holmes |
23B |
D |
| Joanne C. Benson |
24 |
D |
| Carolyn J.B. Howard |
24 |
D |
| Michael L. Vaughn |
24 |
D |
| Dereck E. Davis |
25 |
D |
| Melony Ghee Griffith |
25 |
D |
| Veronica Turner |
26 |
D |
| James E. Proctor |
27A |
D |
| Joseph F. Vallario |
27A |
D |
| Sue Kullen |
27B |
D |
| William Daniel Mayer |
28 |
R |
| Sally Y. Jameson |
28 |
D |
| Murray Levy |
28 |
D |
| John Bohanan |
29B |
D |
| Michael E. Busch |
30 |
D |
| Virginia P. Clagett |
30 |
D |
| Don Dwyer |
31 |
R |
| Joan Cadden |
31 |
D |
| Terry R. Gilleland |
32 |
R |
| Mary Ann Love |
32 |
D |
| Theodore Sophocleus |
32 |
D |
| Bob Costa |
33B |
R |
| Mary-Dulany James |
34A |
D |
| David D. Rudolph |
34B |
D |
| Barry Glassman |
35A |
R |
| Susan K. McComas |
35B |
R |
| Michael D. Smigiel |
36 |
R |
| Mary Roe Walkup |
36 |
R |
| Rudolph C. Cane |
37A |
D |
| D. Page Elmore |
38A |
R |
| Norman H. Conway |
38B |
D |
| Charles Barkley |
39 |
D |
| Nancy J. King |
39 |
D |
| Jill P. Carter |
41 |
D |
| Nathaniel T. Oaks |
41 |
D |
| S.I. "Sandy" Rosenberg |
41 |
D |
| Curt Anderson |
43 |
D |
| Ann Marie Doory |
43 |
D |
| Maggie McIntosh |
43 |
D |
| Keith E. Haynes |
44 |
D |
| Talmadge Branch |
45 |
D |
| Hattie N. Harrison |
45 |
D |
| Peter A. Hammen |
46 |
D |
| Carolyn Krysiak |
46 |
D |
| Brian K. McHale |
46 |
D |
| Doyle Niemann |
47 |
D |
| Victor Ramirez |
47 |
D |
State Senate
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| Name |
District |
Party |
| Candy O.Greenway |
3 |
D |
| Norman R. Stone |
6 |
D |
| Patricia A. Foerster |
7 |
D |
| Katherine Klausmeier |
8 |
D |
| Rich Corkran |
9 |
D |
| Delores G. Kelley |
10 |
D |
| Bobby A Zirkin |
11 |
D |
| Edward J. Kasemeyer |
12 |
D |
| Sandra B Schrader |
13 |
R |
| Bill Askinazi |
15 |
R |
| Brian E. Frosh |
16 |
D |
| Jennie M. Forehand |
17 |
D |
| Richard S. Madaleno |
18 |
D |
| Jamie Raskin |
20 |
D |
| Paul G. Pinsky |
22 |
D |
| Nathaniel Exum |
24 |
D |
| Ulysses Currie |
25 |
D |
| Thomas McLain Middleton |
28 |
D |
| Herb McMillan |
30 |
R |
| James Ed DeGrange |
32 |
D |
| Scott Hymes |
33 |
D |
| Lisa Gladden |
41 |
D |
| Jim Brochin |
42 |
D |
| Joan Carter Conway |
43 |
D |
| Verna Jones |
44 |
D |
| Nathaniel J. McFadden |
45 |
D |
| George W Della |
46 |
D |
| Gwendolyn Britt |
47 |
D |
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Massachusetts
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
Governor:
Deval
Patrick
Federal Legislators:
U.S. Senate: Edward
Kennedy
U.S. House of Representatives:
1st district: John
Olver
2nd district: Richard
Neal
3rd district: James
McGovern
4th district: Barney
Frank
5th district: Martin
Meehan
6th district: John
Tierney
7th district: Edward
Markey
8th district: Michael
Capuano
9th district: Steven
Lynch
10th district: William
Delahunt
State Senate:
Senator
Robert Hedlund (Plymouth and Norfolk)
Senator
Susan Fargo (3rd Middlesex)
* Senator Hedlund sponsored the bill the ban wild animals
in circuses and Senator Fargo sponsored the bill to ban foie
gras.
State House of Representatives:
Claire
Naughton (1st Bristol)
Representative
David Linsky (5th Middlesex)
Representative
Louis Kafka (8th Norfolk)
Representative
Peter Koutoujian (10th Middlesex)
Representative
Alice Wolf (25th Middlesex)
Aaron Maloy (4th Barnstable)
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Michigan
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
Governor: Doug Campbell (I)
U.S. Senate: Debbie Stabenow (D)
U.S. House
MI 3: Vern Ehlers (R)
MI 5: Dale Kildee (D)
MI 6: Fred Upton (R)
MI 7: Sharon Renier (D)
MI 8: Mike Rogers (R)
MI 9: Nancy Skinner (D)
MI 11: Thaddeus McCotter (R)
MI 12: Sander Levin (D)
MI 13: Carolyn Kilpatrick (D)
MI 14: John Conyers (D)
STATE SENATE:
1st District: Hansen Clarke (D)
2nd District: Martha Scott (D)
3rd District: Irma Clark-Coleman (D)
5th District: Tupac Hunter (D)
6th District: Glenn Anderson (D)
9th District: Dennis Olshove (D)
10th District: Michael Switalski (D)
13th District: Andy Levin (D) and John Pappageorge(R)
14th District: Gilda Jacobs (D)
18th District: Liz.Brater (D)
19th District: Mark Schauer (D)
20th District: Alexander Lipsey (D)
21st District: Ron Jelinek (R)
23rd District: Gretchen Whitmer (D)
29th District: Bill Hardiman (R)
30th District: Scott VanderStoep (D)
32nd District: Carl Williams (D)
34th District: Gerald VanWoerkom (R)
STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:
1st District: Edward Gaffney (R)
5th District: Bert Johnson (D)
6th District: Marsha Cheeks (D)
7th District: Virgil Smith (D)
10th District: Gabe Leland (D)
11th District: Morris Hood (D)
12th District: Steven Tobocman (D)
18th District: Sam Durante (R)
22nd District: Hoon-Yung Hopgood (D)
23rd District: Kathleen Law (D)
25th District: Steven Bieda (D)
26th District: Marie Donigan (D)
27th District: Andy Meisner (D)
28th District: Lisa Wojno (D)
35th District: Paul Condino (D)
37th District: Aldo Vagnozzi (D)
38th District: Tim Jarrell (D)
39th District: David Law (R)
42nd District: Frank Accavitti (D)
45th District: Thomas Werth (D)
54th District: Alma Wheeler Smith (D)
57th District: Dudley Spade (D)
67th District: Donald Vickers (R)
69th District: Mark Meadows (D)
70th District: Christopher Mahar (D)
71st District: Victor Braatz (D)
76th District: Michael Sak (D)
81st District: Phillip Pavlov (R)
105th District: Tom Hay Bauer (D)
Ballot Measures:
No on Proposal 3 http://www.stopshootingdoves.org/
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Minnesota
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
U.S. House
MN 3: Jim Ramstad (R)
MN 4: Betty McCollum (D)
MN 5: Keith Ellison (D)
MN-6: Patty Wetterling (D)
MN 7: Collin Peterson (D)
MN 8: James Oberstar (D)
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Mississippi
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
U.S. Senate: Trent Lott (R)
U.S. House
MS 2: Bennie Thompson (D)
MS 4: Gene Taylor (D)
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Missouri
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
U.S. Senate: Claire McCaskill (D)
U.S. House
MO 1: William Lacy Clay (D)
MO 3: Russ Carnahan (D)
MO 5: Emanuel Cleaver (D)
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Montana
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
U.S. Senate: Jon Tester (D)
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Nebraska
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
U.S. Senate: Ben Nelson (D)
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Nevada
Won Lost Too
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Governor: Dina Titus (D)
U.S. Senate: John Ensign (R)
U.S. House
NV 1: Shelley Berkley (D)
NV 2: Jill Derby (D)
NV 3: Jon Porter (R)
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New Hampshire
Won Lost Too
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Governor: John Lynch (D)
U.S. House
NH 1: Jeb Bradley (R)
NH 2: Charles Bass (R)
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New Jersey
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Won Lost Too
Close To Call
U.S. Senate: Bob Menendez (D)
U.S. House
NJ 1: Robert Andrews (D)
NJ 2: Frank LoBiondo (R)
NJ 3: James Saxton (R)
NJ 4: Chris Smith (R)
NJ 5: Paul Aronsohn (D)
NJ 6: Frank Pallone (D)
NJ 7: Michael Ferguson (R)
NJ 8: William Pascrell (D)
NJ 9: Steven R. Rothman (D)
NJ 10: Donald Payne (D)
NJ 11: Rodney Frelinghuysen (R)
NJ 12: Rush Holt (D)
NJ 13: Albio Sires (D)
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New Mexico
Won Lost Too
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U.S. Senate: Jeff Bingaman (D)
U.S. House
NM 1: Patricia Madrid (D)
NM 3: Tom Udall (D)
Zanetti
Chasey
McCoy
Swisstack
Pablo Martinez
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New York
Won Lost Too
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Governor: Eliot Spitzer (D)
U.S. Senate: Hillary Rodham Clinton (D)
U.S. House
NY 1: Tim Bishop (D)
NY 2: Steve Israel (D)
NY 3: Peter King (R)
NY 4: Carolyn McCarthy (D)
NY 5: Gary Ackerman (D)
NY 6: Greg Meeks (D)
NY 7: James Crowley (D)
NY 8: Jerold Nadler (D)
NY 9: Anthony Weiner (D)
NY 10: Ed Towns (D)
NY 12: Nydia Velazquez (D)
NY 13: Vito Fossella (R)
NY 14: Carolyn Maloney (D)
NY 15: Charles Rangel (D)
NY 16: Jose Serrano (D)
NY 17: Eliot Engel (D)
NY 18: Nita Lowey (D)
NY 19: Sue Kelly (R)
NY 20: John Sweeney (R)
NY 21: Michael McNulty (D)
NY 22: Maurice Hinchey (D)
NY 26: Tom Reynolds (R)
NY 27: Brian Higgins (D)
NY 28: Louise Slaughter (D)
NY 29: Randy Kuhl (R)
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North Carolina
Won Lost Too
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U.S. House
NC 1: G.K. Butterfield (D)
NC 2: Bob Etheridge (D)
NC 3: Walter Jones (R)
NC 4: David Price (D)
NC 6: Howard Coble (R)
NC 7: Mike McIntyre (D)
NC 9: Sue Myrick (R)
NC 11: Heath Shuler (D)
NC 13: Brad Miller (D)
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North Dakota
Won Lost Too
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U.S. Senate: Kent Conrad (D)
U.S. House
At Large: Earl Pomeroy (D)
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Ohio
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Governor: Ted Strickland (D)
U.S. House
OH 1: Steve Chabot (R)
OH 2: Jean Schmidt (R)
OH 3: Michael Turner (R)
OH 5: Robin Weirauch (D)
OH 6: Charlie Wilson (D)
OH 7: David Hobson (R)
OH 9: Marcy Kaptur (D)
OH 10: Dennis Kucinich (D)
OH 11: Stephanie Tubbs Jones (D)
OH 12: Patrick Tiberi (R)
OH 13: Betty Sutton (D)
OH 14: Steven LaTourette (R)
OH 15: Deborah Pryce (R)
OH 16: Ralph Regula (R)
OH 17: Tim Ryan (D)
OH 18: Zack Space (D)
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Oklahoma
Won Lost Too
Close To Call
ATTORNEY GENERAL:
Drew Edmondson (D)
STATE SENATE:
18th District: Mary Easley (D)
22nd District: Mike Johnson
(R)
34th District: Randy Brogdon
(R)
40th District: Cliff Branan
(R)
42nd District: Cliff Aldridge
(R)
STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:
9th District: Tad
Jones (R)
23rd District: Sue Tibbs (R)
26th District: Kris Steele
(R)
33rd District: Lee Denney (R)
39th District: Marian Cooksey
(R)
44th District: Bill Nations
(D)
47th District: Susan Winchester
(R)
61st District: Gus Blackwell
(R)
77th District: Mark Liotta
(R)
78th District: Jeannie McDaniel
(D)
91st District: Mike Reynolds
(R)
93rd District: Al Lindley (D)
96th District: Lance Cargill
(R)
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Oregon
Won Lost Too
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U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:
1st District: David Wu (D)
3rd District: Earl Blumenauer (D)
4th District: Peter DeFazio (D)
5th District: Darlene Hooley (D)
STATE SENATE:
4th District: Floyd Prozanski (D)
6th District: Bill Morrisette (D)
7th District: Vicki Walker (D)
11th District: Peter Courtney (D)
17th District: Brad Avakian (D)
19th District: Richard Devlin (D)
20th District: Kurt Schrader (D)
24th District: Rod Monroe (D)
26th District: Rick Metsger (D)
STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:
5th District: Peter Buckley (D)
8th District: Paul Holvey (D)
11th District: Phil Barnhart (D)
13th District: Nancy Nathanson (D)
22nd District: Betty Komp (D)
28th District: Jeff Barker (D)
29th District: Chuck Riley (D)
32nd District: Deborah Boone (D)
33rd District: Mitch Greenlick (D)
35th District: Larry Galizio (D)
36th District: Mary Nolan (D)
38th District: Greg MacPherson (D)
41st District: Carolyn Tomei (D)
42nd District: Diane Rosenbaum (D)
43rd District: Chip Shields (D)
45th District: Jackie Dingfelder (D)
47th District: Jeff Merkley (D)
Ballot Measures:
Yes on 26-80 (Portland Metro) http://www.protectnaturalareas.org/
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Pennsylvania
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GOVERNOR: Ed Rendell (D)
U.S. Senate: Rick Santorum (R)
U.S. House
PA 1: Robert Brady (D)
PA 2: Chaka Fattah (D)
PA 3: Phil English (R)
PA 6: Jim Gerlach (R)
PA 7: Curt Weldon (R)
PA 8: Mike Fitzpatrick (R)
PA 9: Bill Shuster (R)
PA 10: Chris Carney (D) *
PA 11: Paul Kanjorski (D)
PA 12: John Murtha (D)
PA 13: Allyson Schwartz (D)
PA 14: Mike Doyle (D)
PA 15: Charles Dent (R)
PA 16: Joe Pitts (R)
PA 17: Tim Holden (D)
PA 19: Todd Platts (R)
STATE SENATE:
2nd District: Christine Tartaglione
(D)
4th District: Leanna Washington (D)
8th District: Anthony Williams (D)
12th District: Stewart Greenleaf (R)
16th District: Pat Browne (R)
18th District: Lisa Boscola (D)
STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:
2nd District: Flo Fabrizio (D)
18th District: Gene DiGirolamo (R)
20th District: Don Walko (D)
22nd District: Michael Diven (R)
34th District: Paul Costa (D)
35th District: Marc Gergely (D)
36th District: Harry Readshaw (D)
40th District: John Maher (R)
56th District: James Casorio (D)
57th District: Thomas Tagretti (D)
86th District: Mark Keller (R)
88th District: Jerry Nailor (R)
96th District: Mike Sturla (D)
103rd District: Ron Buxton (D)
113th District: Frank Shimkus (D)
127th District: Thomas Caltagirone (D)
131st District: Karen Beyer (R)
136th District: Robert Freeman (D)
141st District: Anthony Melio (D)
149th District: Daylin Leach (D)
154th District: Lawrence Curry (D)
157th District: Carole Rubley (R)
159th District: Thaddeus Kirkland (D)
166th District: Greg Vitali (D)
168th District: Thomas Killion (R)
180th District: Angel Cruz (D)
181st District: Curtis Thomas (D)
182nd District: Babette Josephs (D)
184th District: William Keller (D)
186th District: Harold James (D)
188th District: James Roebuck (D)
192nd District: Louise Bishop (D)
194th District: Kathy Manderino (D)
195th District: Frank Oliver (D)
197th District: Jewell Williams (D)
198th District: Rosita Youngblood (D)
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Rhode Island
Won Lost Too
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U.S. Senate: Lincoln Chafee (R)
U.S. House
RI 1: Patrick Kennedy (D)
RI 2: James Langevin (D)
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South Carolina
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U.S. House
SC 1: Henry Brown (R)
SC 2: Joe Wilson (R)
SC 3: Gresham Barrett (R)
SC 4: Bob Inglis (R)
SC 5: John Spratt (D)
SC 6: James Clyburn (D)
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South Dakota
Won Lost Too
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U.S. House
At Large: Stephanie Herseth (D)
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Tennessee
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U.S. House
TN 5: Ginny Welsch (I)
TN 8: John Tanner (D)
TN 9: Steve Cohen (D)
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Texas
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Governor: Kinky Friedman (I)
U.S. House
TX 4: Ralph Hall (R)
TX 9: Al Green (D)
TX 10: Michael McCaul (R)
TX 14: Ron Paul (R)
TX 16: Silvestre Reyes (D)
TX 18: Sheila Jackson Lee (D)
TX 20: Henry Gonzalez (D)
TX 21: Lamar Smith (R)
TX 22: Nick Lampson (D)
TX-23: Ciro Rodriguez (D)
TX 25: Lloyd Doggett (D)
TX 26: Michael Burgess (R)
TX 29: Gene Green (D)
TX 30: E.B. Johnson (D)
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Utah
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