2006 U.S. Congressional Elections

Wednesday, November 8, 2006

As of 10:00 p.m EST November 8, 2006, the Democratic Party is projected to have gained control of both the United States House of Representatives and the United States Senate in the 2006 United States general elections. MSNBC projects that the Democrats now control 234 seats in the House of Representatives, 16 more seats than the 218 needed to control the House of Representatives as all 435 seats were up for election. In the Senate, where the balance of power is closer, one-third of all seats were up for grab. As of 10:00 p.m. EST, AP and Reuters were projecting that the Democrats had picked up all six seats they needed to retake the Senate, including the seats of incumbents Rick Santorum (Penn.), Lincoln Chafee (R.I.), Jim Talent (Missouri), Mike DeWine (Ohio), Jon Tester (Montana), and Jim Webb (VA). The Tester victory by less than 3,000 votes was projected at approximately 2 p.m. EST after the State of Montana announced the results of overnight recounts. Democrat Jim Webb has prevailed in that race by slightly more than 7,000 votes, though his opponent has not conceded and a recount may still occur.

Issues

Although the Bush Administration's policy on Iraq was seen as a major issue by voters, exit polls indicated that corruption was of greater concern. Republicans found themselves plagued by a series of scandals in recent months, ranging from the Jack Abramoff corruption scandal to revelations about sexual improprieties involving well-known Republicans, including Congressman Mark Foley and White House confidant Ted Haggard. Many conservative evangelical Christians, the GOP's most reliable voting block, have become disappointed by the scandals and may not vote in great numbers. Pat Buchanan, whose campaigns have often appealed to that voting block, told ABC News, "There's the spending orgy, the arrogance of power . . . . The war in Iraq, failure to protect our border, hurting the working class in Ohio, for example, the list goes on and on. We're more dissatisfied with the Republican Party than we've ever been."

Voter turnout was also influenced by a number of initiatives on state ballots. Michigan's Proposal 2 would outlaw affirmative action in virtually all government programs. Oklahoma voters were slated to decide if stores could sell alcohol on election days. In South Dakota, voters were asked if the state should make marijuana use legal for therapeutic purposes. Many states included initiatives related to eminent domain powers, same-sex marriage, and taxes. In California, voters faced a whopping 36 initiatives. Voters energized by initiatives were more likely to show up at the polls, and more likely to vote for candidates from their party.

Campaigns turn nasty

Several races turned nasty in the closing days of the campaign, with candidates from both parties turning up the heat on their opponents and accusing their rivals of dirty tricks. MSNBC reported that the FBI was investigating calls made to voters in Virginia in an apparent attempt to intimidate and confuse voters. This follows a similar investigation in California, where staff in Republican Congressional candidate Tan D. Nguyen's campaign office sent letters to Latino voters telling them that "You are advised that if your residence in this country is illegal or you are an immigrant, voting in a federal election is a crime that could result in jail time." Naturalized citizens are allowed to vote in elections.

Candidates in both New York and Michigan reported that automated telephone calls had been made to voters in the dead of night, purporting to be from their campaigns. The candidates said their campaigns had nothing to do with the calls, and had been made fraudulently in an attempt to make voters angry at them.

It was unclear whether these calls were related to other calls, financed by the National Republican Congressional Committee, that had been made to voters in several states in the previous week. Those calls had generated complaints by voters from both parties who said they were repeated several times in the same day. In at least one state, the calls were pulled when the attorney general notified the NRCC that the calls violated state law.

A different kind of "robocall" was reported in Iowa, where three Democratic candidates for the state House reported that they had been the target of anonymous attack ad calls. The calls inaccurately claimed that the candidates support free health care and college tuition for illegal aliens.

The New Jersey Attorney General's office sent deputies to polling places after Republicans reported possible fraud. The deputies reportedly found no problems.

The Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund photographed armed men attempting to prevent Hispanic voters from entering polling places in Tucson. The photographs and reports of the incidents were sent to the FBI.

Polling Problems

United States time zones

Problems with voting devices, both electronic and manual, required some polling places to remain open later than scheduled. Electronic devices were being used for the first time in about a third of the states.

Air America Radio reported that electronic voting machines in Delaware County, Indiana and Cleveland, Ohio malfunctioned, frustrating voters and election workers. A report published on the USA Today website said election workers in some parts of Florida had resorted to using paper ballots when their electronic voting machines failed to work. National Public Radio reported that some electronic voting machines in Texas had to be turned off when they improperly gave votes to candidates not selected by voters. Problems were also reported in Maine, Maryland, and Pennsylvania.

A voting problem of a different type was reported in Kentucky. A Louisville poll worker is alleged to have physically assaulted a voter. Jefferson County clerk spokesperson Paula McCraney said that the voter wanted to press charges after being allegedly choked and pushed by the election worker. No information was available on what led to the incident.

Summaries by state

Those marked * are incumbent in the 109th Congress; those marked † served in the House in the 109th Congress; those marked ‡ served in a previous Congress. Number which precedes name of candidate designates Congressional District.

Alabama

For United States Representative (2006-11-08 NO RESULTS)[1]
1.	Jo Bonner	* Republican	Mobile
	Vivian Sheffield Beckerle	Democrat	Mobile
2.	Terry Everett	* Republican	Rehobeth
	Charles (Chuck) Dean James	Democrat	Osark
3.	Mike Rogers	* Republican	Anniston
	Greg A. Pierce	Democrat	Alexander City
	Mark Edwin Layfield	Independent	Auburn
4.	Robert B. Aderholt	* Republican	Haleyville
	Barbara Bobo	Democrat	Millport
5.	Robert E. (Bud) Cramer, Jr.	* Democrat	Huntsville
6.	Spencer Bachus	* Republican	Vestavia Hills
7.	Artur Davis	* Democrat	Birmingham

Alaska

For United States Representative At Large (Num. Report Precinct 439 - Num. Reporting 439 100.00%)[2]
Don Young	* Republican	Fort Yukon	56.64%
Diane E. Benson	Democrat	Anchorage	40.07%
Alexander Crawford	Libertarian	Anchorage	1.67%
Eva L. Ince	Green	Anchorage	0.71%

Arizona

For United States Senator (100%)[3]
Jon Kyl	* Republican	Phoenix	52.8%
Jim Pederson	Democrat	Phoenix	44.0%
Richard Mack	Libertarian	Pima	3.2%

For United States Representative (100%)[4]
1.	Rick Renzi	* Republican	Flagstaff	51.6%
	Ellen Simon	Democrat	Sedona	43.6%
	David Schlosser	Libertarian	Flagstaff	4.8%
2.	Trent Franks	* Republican	Glendale	58.2%
	John Thrasher	Democrat	Phoenix	39.2%
	Powell Gammill	Libertarian	Phoenix	2.6%
3.	John B. Shadegg	* Republican	Phoenix	58.5%
	Herb Paine	Democrat	Phoenix	38.9%
	Mark Yannone	Libertarian	Phoenix	2.7%
4.	Don Karg	Republican	Phoenix	24.2%
	Ed Pastor	* Democrat	Phoenix	72.1%
	Ronald Harders	Libertarian (Write-in)	Phoenix	3.8%
5.	J. D. Hayworth	* Republican	Scottsdale	46.2%
	Harry Mitchell	Democrat	Tempe	50.5%
	Warren Severin	Libertarian	Phoenix	3.3%
6.	Jeff Flake	* Republican	Mesa	74.1%
	Jason M. Blair	Libertarian (Write-in)	Laveen	25.9%
7.	Ron Drake	Republican	Avondale	35.7%
	Raúl M. Grijalva	* Democrat	Tucson	60.6%
	Joe Cobb	Libertarian (Write-in)	Avondale	3.7%
8.	1 Randy Graf	Republican	Green Valley	42.2%
	Gabrielle Giffords	Democrat	Tucson	54.1%
	David F. Nolan	Libertarian	Tucson	1.9%
1 Jim Kolbe* not a candidate.

Arkansas

For United States Representative (67 of 75 Counties Reporting)[5]
1.	Mickey ‘‘Stubby Stumbaugh	Republican	Cabot	31.20%
	Marion Berry	* Democrat	Gillett	68.80%
2.	Andy Mayberry	Republican	Hensley	39.46%
	Vic Snyder	* Democrat	Little Rock	60.54%
3.	John Boozman	* Republican	Rogers	56.40%
	Woodrow Anderson	Democrat	Fort Smith	43.60%
4.	Joe Ross	Republican	El Dorado	23.55%
	Mike Ross	* Democrat	Prescott	76.45%

California

For United States Senator
Richard ‘‘Dick Mountjoy	Republican	Monrovia
Dianne Feinstein	* Democrat	San Francisco
Todd Chretien	Green	Oakland
Marsha Feinland	Peace and Freedom	Berkeley
Don J. Grundmann	American Independent	San Leandro
Michael S. Metti	Libertarian	El Cajon

For United States Representative
1.	1 John W. Jones	Republican	Davis
	Mike Thompson	* Democrat	St. Helena
	Pamela Elizondo	Green	Laytonville
	Timothy J. Stock	Peace and Freedom	West Sacramento
2.	Wally Herger	* Republican	Marysville
	A. J. Sekhon	Democrat	Yuba City
	E. Kent Hinesley	Libertarian	Chico
3.	Daniel E. Lungren	* Republican	Folsom
	Bill Durston	Democrat	Rancho Cordova
	Michael Roskey	Peace and Freedom	Sacramento
	Douglas Arthur Tuma	Libertarian	Antelope
4.	John T. Doolittle	* Republican	Roseville
	Charlie Brown	Democrat	Auburn
	Dan Warren	Libertarian	Truckee
5.	Claire Yan	Republican	Sacramento
	Doris O. Matsui	* Democrat	Sacramento
	Jeff Kravitz	Green	Sacramento
	John C. Reiger	Peace and Freedom	Sacramento
6.	Todd Hooper	Republican	Greenbrae
	Lynn C. Woolsey	* Democrat	Petaluma
	Richard W. Friesen	Libertarian	Fairfax
7.	George Miller	* Democrat	Martinez
	Camden McConnell	Libertarian	Pittsburg
8.	Mike Denunzio	Republican	San Francisco
	Nancy Pelosi	* Democrat	San Francisco
	Philip Zimt Berg	Libertarian	San Francisco
	Krissy Keefer	Green	San Francisco
9.	John ‘‘J.D. Dendulk	Republican	San Leandro
	Barbara Lee	* Democrat	Oakland
	James Eyer	Libertarian	Oakland
10.	Darcy Linn	Republican	Pleasant Hill
	Ellen O. Tauscher	* Democrat	Alamo
11.	Richard W. Pombo	* Republican	Tracy
	Jerry McNerney	Democrat	Pleasanton
12.	Mike Moloney	Republican	Foster City
	Tom Lantos	* Democrat	San Mateo
13.	George I. Bruno	Republican	Alameda
	Fortney Pete Stark	* Democrat	Fremont
14.	Rob Smith	Republican	Redwood City
	Anna G. Eshoo	* Democrat	Atherton
	Carol Brouillet	Green	Palo Alto
	Brian Holtz	Libertarian	San Carlos
15.	Raymond L. Chukwu	Republican	San Jose
	Michael M. Honda	* Democrat	San Jose
16.	Charel Winston	Republican	Gilroy
	Zoe Lofgren	* Democrat	San Jose
17.	Anthony R. De Maio	Republican	San Jose
	Sam Farr	* Democrat	Carmel
18.	John A. Kanno	Republican	Modesto
	Dennis A. Cardoza	* Democrat	Atwater
19.	George Radanovich	* Republican	Mariposa
	TJ Cox	Democrat	Fresno
20.	Jim Costa	* Democrat	Fresno
21.	Devin Nunes	* Republican	Tulare
	Steven Haze	Democrat	Auberry
	John Roger Miller	Green	Ducor
22.	1 Kevin McCarthy	Republican	Bakersfield
	Sharon M. Beery	Democrat	Arroyo Grande
23.	Victor D. Tognazzini	Republican	Santa Maria
	Lois Capps	* Democrat	Santa Barbara
24.	Elton Gallegly	* Republican	Simi Valley
	Jill M. Martinez	Democrat	Thousand Oaks
25.	Howard P. ‘‘Buck McKeon	* Republican	Santa Clarita
	Robert Rodriguez	Democrat	Barstow
	David W. Erickson	Libertarian	Lancaster
26.	David Dreier	* Republican	San Dimas
	Cynthia Rodriguez Matthews	Democrat	La Verne
	Ted Brown	Libertarian	San Gabriel
	Elliott Graham	American Independent	Glendale
27.	Peter Hankwitz	Republican	Northridge
	Brad Sherman	* Democrat	Sherman Oaks
28.	Stanley Kimmel Kesselman	Republican	Valley Village
	Howard L. Berman	* Democrat	North Hollywood
	Byron De Lear	Green	Sherman Oaks
	Kelley L. Ross	Libertarian	Sherman Oaks
29.	William J. Bodell	Republican	La Canada
	Adam B. Schiff	* Democrat	Burbank
	Jim Keller	Libertarian	Pasadena
	Lynda L. Llamas	Peace and Freedom	Alhambra
	William M. Paparian	Green	Pasadena
30.	David Nelson Jones	Republican	Beverly Hills
	Henry A. Waxman	* Democrat	Los Angeles
	Adele M. Cannon	Peace and Freedom	Los Angeles
31.	Xavier Becerra	* Democrat	Los Angeles
32.	Hilda L. Solis	* Democrat	El Monte
	Leland Faegre	Libertarian	West Covina
33.	Diane E. Watson	* Democrat	Los Angeles
34.	Wayne Miller	Republican	South Gate
	Lucille Roybal-Allard	* Democrat	Los Angeles
35.	Maxine Waters	* Democrat	Los Angeles
	Paul T. Ireland	Libertarian	Gardena
	Gordon Michael Mego	American Independent	Hawthorne
36.	Brian Gibson	Republican	El Segundo
	Jane Harman	* Democrat	Venice
	Mike Binkley	Libertarian	Torrance
	James R. Smith	Peace and Freedom	Venice
37.	Juanita Millender-McDonald	* Democrat	Carson
	Herb Peters	Libertarian	Carson
38.	Sidney W. Street	Republican	Hacienda Heights
	Grace F. Napolitano	* Democrat	Norwalk
39.	James L. Andion	Republican	Los Angeles
	Linda T. Sánchez	* Democrat	Lakewood
40.	Edward R. Royce	* Republican	Fullerton
	Florice Orea Hoffman	Democrat	Orange
	Philip H. Inman	Libertarian	Fullerton
41.	Jerry Lewis	* Republican	Redlands
	Louie A. Contreras	Democrat	Hesperia
42.	Gary G. Miller	* Republican	Diamond Bar
43.	Scott Folkens	Republican	Bloomington
	Joe Baca	* Democrat	Rialto
44.	Ken Calvert	* Republican	Corona
	Louis Vandenberg	Democrat	Riverside
	Kevin Akin	Peace and Freedom	Riverside
45.	Mary Bono	* Republican	Palm Springs
	David Roth	Democrat	La Quinta
46.	Dana Rohrabacher	* Republican	Huntington Beach
	Jim Brandt	Democrat	Long Beach
	Dennis Chang	Libertarian	Seal Beach
47.	Tan Nguyen	Republican	Garden Grove
	Loretta Sanchez	* Democrat	Anaheim
48.	John Campbell	* Republican	Irvine
	Steve Young	Democrat	Irvine
	Bruce Cohen	Libertarian	Dana Point
49.	Darrell E. Issa	* Republican	Vista
	Jeeni Criscenzo	Democrat	Oceanside
	Lars R. Grossmith	Libertarian	Oceanside
50.	Brian P. Bilbray	* Republican	Carlsbad
	Francine Busby	Democrat	Cardiff
	Miriam E. Clark	Peace and Freedom	Encinitas
	Paul King	Libertarian	Carlsbad
51.	Blake L. Miles	Republican	El Centro
	Bob Filner	* Democrat	San Diego
	Dan Litwin	Libertarian	San Diego
52.	Duncan Hunter	* Republican	Alpine
	John Rinaldi	Democrat	San Diego
	Michael Benoit	Libertarian	Santee
53.	John ‘‘Woody Woodrum	Republican	San Diego
	Susan A. Davis	* Democrat	San Diego
	Ernie Lippe	Libertarian	San Diego
1 William M. Thomas* not a candidate.

Colorado

For United States Representative
1.	Diana DeGette	* Democrat	Denver
	Thomas D. Kelly	Green	Englewood
2.	Rich Mancuso	Republican	Evergreen
	Mark Udall	* Democrat	El Dorado Springs
	J. A. Calhoun	Green	Empire
	Norm Olsen	Libertarian	Northglenn
3.	Scott Tipton	Republican	Cortez
	John T. Salazar	* Democrat	Manassa
	Bruce E. Lohmiller, Green	Write-in	Grand Junction
	Bert L. Sargent	Libertarian	Hotchkiss
4.	Marilyn N. Musgrave	* Republican	Fort Morgan
	Angie Paccione	Democrat	Fort Collins
	Eric Eidsness	Reform	Fort Collins
5.	1 Doug Lamborn	Republican	Colorado Springs
	Jay Fawcett	Democrat	Colorado Springs
	Richard D. Hand, Republican	Write-in	Colorado Springs
	Gregory S. Hollister, Republican	Write-in	Colorado Springs
	Brian X. Scott, Democrat	Write-in	Colorado Springs
6.	Thomas G. Tancredo	* Republican	Littleton
	Bill Winter	Democrat	Castle Rock
	Juan B. Botero, Republican	Write-in	Littleton
	Jack J. Woehr	Libertarian	Golden
7.	2 Rick O'Donnell	Republican	Lakewood
	Ed Perlmutter	Democrat	Golden
	Dave Chandler	Green	Arvada
	John Heckman	Concerns of the People, Write-in	Lakewood
	Roger McCarville	American Constitution Party	Arvada
	Steve Moore, Democrat	Write-in	Lakewood
	John David Sexton	Write-in	Denver
1 Joel Hefley* not a candidate. 2 Bob Beauprez* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor.

Connecticut

For United States Senator
1Alan Schlesinger	Republican	Woodbridge
Ned Lamont	Democrat	Greenwich
Ralph A. Ferrucci	Green	New Haven
Timothy A. Knibbs	Concerned Citizens	Plantsville
Joseph I. Lieberman	* Connecticut for Lieberman	New Haven

For United States Representative
1.	Scott MacLean	Republican	East Hartland
	John B. Larson	* Democrat	East Hartford
2.	Rob Simmons	* Republican	Stonington
	Joe Courtney	Democrat	Vernon
3.	Joseph Vollano	Republican	Branford
	Rosa L. DeLauro	* Democrat	New Haven
	Daniel A. Sumrall	Green	New Haven
4.	Christopher Shays	* Republican	Bridgeport
	Diane Farrell	Democrat	Westport
	Richard Z. Duffee	Green	Stamford
	Philip Z. Maymin	Libertarian	Cos Cob
5.	Nancy L. Johnson	* Republican	New Britain
	Chris Murphy, Democrat	Working Families	Cheshire
1 Joseph I. Lieberman* defeated in primary; running as an Independent.

Delaware

For United States Senator **(436 of 436 Districts Reporting = 100%)**[6]
Jan Ting	Republican	Wilmington	28.7 %
Thomas R. Carper	* Democrat	Wilmington	70.2 %
William E. Morris	Libertarian	Wilmington	1.1 %

For United States Representative At Large **(436 of 436 Districts Reporting = 100%)**[7]
Michael N. Castle	* Republican	Wilmington	57.2 %
Dennis Spivack	Democrat	Wilmington	38.8 %
Karen M. Hartley-Nagle	Independent	Dover	2.2 %
Michael Berg	Green	Wilmington	1.8 %

Florida

For United States Senator
Katherine Harris	† Republican	Tampa
Bill Nelson	* Democrat	Tallahassee
Floyd Ray Frazier	No Party Affiliation	Eatonville
Brian Moore	No Party Affiliation	Spring Hill
Belinda Noah	No Party Affiliation	Tampa
Roy Tanner	No Party Affiliation	Oviedo
Lawrence Scott	Write-in	Aripeka
Bernard Senter	Write-in	Miami

For United States Representative
1.	Jeff Miller	* Republican	Chumuckla
	Joe Roberts	Democrat	Gulf Breeze
2.	Allen Boyd	* Democrat	Monticello
3.	Corrine Brown	* Democrat	Jacksonville
4.	Ander Crenshaw	* Republican	Jacksonville
	Robert J. Harms	Democrat	Jacksonville
	John Blade	Write-in	Jacksonville
5.	Ginny Brown-Waite	* Republican	Crystal River
	John Russell	Democrat	Dade City
6.	Cliff Stearns	* Republican	Ocala
	David E. Bruderly	Democrat	Gainesville
7.	John L. Mica	* Republican	Winter Park
	John F. Chagnon	Democrat	St. Augustine
8.	Ric Keller	* Republican	Orlando
	Charlie Stuart	Democrat	Orlando
	Wes Hoaglund	No Party Affiliation	Orlando
	Clay O. Hill	Write-in	Kissimmee
	D. J. Mauro	Write-in	Tavares
	Larry Sapp	Write-in	Ocala
9.	1 Gus Michael Bilirakis	Republican	Holiday
	Phyllis Busansky	Democrat	Tampa
	Andrew Pasayan	Write-in	Holiday
10.	C. W. Bill Young	* Republican	Indian Shores
	Samm Simpson	Democrat	Dunedin
	Salvatore A. Fiorella	Write-in	Hillsboro Beach
11.	2 Eddie Adams, Jr.	Republican	Tampa
	Kathy Castor	Democrat	Tampa
	Jim Greenwald	Write-in	Gulfport
	R. J. Spencer	Write-in	Tampa
12.	Adam H. Putnam	* Republican	Bartow
	Ed Bowlin	No Party Affiliation	Lake Wales
	Joe Viscusi	No Party Affiliation	Lakeland
13.	3 Vern Buchanan	Republican	Sarasota
	Christine Jennings	Democrat	Sarasota
14.	Connie Mack	* Republican	Fort Myers
	Robert M. Neeld	Democrat	Cape Coral
	Dan	Write-in	Naples
	Richard Grayson	Write-in	Davie
15.	Dave Weldon	* Republican	Palm Bay
	Bob Bowman	Democrat	Melbourne
16.	4 Mark Foley	* Republican	Jupiter
	Joe Negron	Republican	Stuart
	Tim Mahoney	Democrat	Palm Beach Gardens
	Emmie Ross	No Party Affiliation	Port St. Lucie
17.	Kendrick B. Meek	* Democrat	Miami
	Eric Simpson	Write-in	Miami
18.	Ileana Ros-Lehtinen	* Republican	Miami
	David ‘‘Big Dave Patlak	Democrat	Miami Beach
	Margaret Trowe	Write-in	Miami
19.	Robert Wexler	* Democrat	Boca Raton
20.	Debbie Wasserman Schultz	* Democrat	Weston
21.	Lincoln Diaz-Balart	* Republican	Miami
	Frank J. Gonzalez	Democrat	Miami
22.	E. Clay Shaw, Jr.	* Republican	Ft. Lauderdale
	Ron Klein	Democrat	Boca Raton
	Neil Evangelista	No Party Affiliation	Boca Raton
23.	Alcee L. Hastings	* Democrat	Miramar
24.	Tom Feeney	* Republican	Oviedo
	Clint Curtis	Democrat	Titusville
25.	Mario Diaz-Balart	* Republican	Miami
	Michael Calderin	Democrat	Miami
1 Michael Bilirakis* not a candidate. 2 Jim Davis* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor. 3 Katherine Harris* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator. 4 Mark Foley* not a candidate for re-election; however, his name will appear on the ballot, and his votes will count for Joe Negron.

Georgia

For United States Representative
1.	Jack Kingston	* Republican	Savannah
	Jim Nelson	Democrat	Savannah
2.	Bradley C. Hughes	Republican	Blakely
	Sanford D. Bishop, Jr.	* Democrat	Albany
3.	Lynn Westmoreland	* Republican	Grantville
	Mike McGraw	Democrat	Newnan
4.	1 Catherine Davis	Republican	Stone Mountain
	Henry C. ‘‘Hank Johnson, Jr.	Democrat	Decatur
	Loren Collins	Write-in	Atlanta
5.	John Lewis	* Democrat	Atlanta
	Eleanor Garcia	Write-in	Atlanta
6.	Tom Price	* Republican	Roswell
	Steve Sinton	Democrat	Marietta
7.	John Linder	* Republican	Duluth
	Allan Burns	Democrat	Lilburn
8.	Mac Collins	‡ Republican	Jackson
	Jim Marshall	* Democrat	Macon
9.	Nathan Deal	* Republican	Gainesville
	John D. Bradbury	Democrat	Rising Fawn
	Brian Russell Brown	Write-in	Augusta
10.	Charlie Norwood	* Republican	Evans
	Terry Holley	Democrat	Grovetown
11.	Phil Gingrey	* Republican	Marietta
	Patrick Samuel Pillion	Democrat	Carrollton
	William Satterwhite	Write-in	Douglas
12.	Max Burns	‡ Republican	Sylvania
	John Barrow	* Democrat	Athens
13.	Deborah Travis Honeycutt	Republican	Riverdale
	David Scott	* Democrat	Atlanta
1 Cynthia McKinney* defeated in primary.

Hawaii

For United States Senator
Cynthia Thielen	Republican	Kailua
Daniel K. Akaka	* Democrat	Honolulu
Lloyd Jeffrey Mallan	Libertarian	Kapaa

For United States Representative
1.	Richard (Noah) Hough	Republican	Honolulu
	Neil Abercrombie	* Democrat	Honolulu
2.	1 Bob Hogue	Republican	Kailua
	Mazie K. Hirono	Democrat	Honolulu
1 Ed Case* not a candidate for re-election; unsuccessful nominee for Senator.

Idaho

For United States Representative
1.	1 Bill Sali	Republican	Kuna
	Larry Grant	Democrat	Fruitland
	Dave Olson	Independent	St. Maries
	Andy Hedden-Nicely	Natural Law	Boise
	Paul Smith	Constitution	Letha
2.	Michael K. Simpson	* Republican	Blackfoot
	Jim Hansen	Democrat	Boise
	Cameron Forth	Independent	Victor
	Travis J. Hedrick	Constitution	Buhl
1 C. L. ‘‘Butch Otter* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor.

Illinois

For United States Representative
1.	Jason E. Tabour	Republican	Evergreen Park
	Bobby L. Rush	* Democrat	Chicago
2.	Robert Belin	Republican	Lansing
	Jesse L. Jackson, Jr.	* Democrat	Chicago
	Anthony W. Williams	Libertarian	Dolton
3.	Raymond G. Wardingley	Republican	Chicago
	Daniel Lipinski	* Democrat	Western Springs
4.	Ann Melichar	Republican	Chicago
	Luis V. Gutierrez	* Democrat	Chicago
5.	Kevin Edward White	Republican	Chicago
	Rahm Emanuel	* Democrat	Chicago
6.	1 Peter J. Roskam	Republican	Wheaton
	L. Tammy Duckworth	Democrat	Hoffman Estates
7.	Charles Hutchinson	Republican	Chicago
	Danny K. Davis	* Democrat	Chicago
8.	David McSweeney	Republican	Barrington Hills
	Melissa L. Bean	* Democrat	Barrington
9.	Michael P. Shannon	Republican	Park Ridge
	Janice D. Schakowsky	* Democrat	Evanston
10.	Mark Steven Kirk	* Republican	Highland Park
	Daniel J. Seals	Democrat	Wilmette
11.	Jerry Weller	* Republican	Morris
	John Pavich	Democrat	Beecher
12.	Jerry F. Costello	* Democrat	Belleville
13.	Judy Biggert	* Republican	Hinsdale
	Joseph Shannon	Democrat	Woodridge
14.	J. Dennis Hastert	* Republican	Yorkville
	Jonathan ‘‘John Laesch	Democrat	Newark
15.	Timothy V. Johnson	* Republican	Urbana
	David Gill	Democrat	Clinton
16.	Donald A. Manzullo	* Republican	Egan
	Richard D. Auman	Democrat	Galena
17.	2 Andrea Zinga	Republican	Coal Valley
	Phil Hare	Democrat	Rock Island
18.	Ray LaHood	* Republican	Peoria
	Steve Waterworth	Democrat	Easton
19.	John Shimkus	* Republican	Collinsville
	Danny L. Stover	Democrat	Centralia
1 Henry J. Hyde* not a candidate. 2 Lane Evans* not a candidate.

Indiana

For United States Senator
Richard G. Lugar	* Republican	Indianapolis
Steve Osborn	Libertarian	LaPorte
Mark Pool	Independent (Write-in)	Indianapolis
Jack H. Baldwin	Write-in	Westfield

For United States Representative
1.	Mark J. Leyva	Republican	Highland
	Peter J. Visclosky	* Democrat	Merrillville
	Charles E. Barman	Independent	Crown Point
2.	Chris Chocola	* Republican	Bristol
	Joe Donnelly	Democrat	Granger
3.	Mark E. Souder	* Republican	Fort Wayne
	Thomas Hayhurst	Democrat	Fort Wayne
4.	Steve Buyer	* Republican	Monticello
	David Sanders	Democrat	West Lafayette
5.	Dan Burton	* Republican	Indianapolis
	Katherine Fox Carr	Democrat	Indianapolis
	John Miller	Independent (Write-in)	Greenfield
6.	Mike Pence	* Republican	Columbus
	Barry A. Welsh	Democrat	Laurel
7.	Eric Dickerson	Republican	Sheridan
	Julia Carson	* Democrat	Indianapolis
	John Leroy Plemons	Independent (Write-in)	Beech Grove
8.	John N. Hostettler	* Republican	Blairsville
	Brad Ellsworth	Democrat	Evansville
9.	Michael E. Sodrel	* Republican	New Albany
	Baron P. Hill	‡ Democrat	Seymour
	Donald W. Mantooth	Republican (Write-in)	Salem
	D. Eric Schansberg	Libertarian	Jeffersonville

Iowa

For United States Representative (139 of 324 Precincts for District 1, etc)[8]
1.	1 Mike Whalen	Republican	Bettendorf	43.6%
	Bruce Braley	Democrat	Waterloo	54.68%
	James F. Hill	Pirate	Eldridge	1.12%
	Albert W. Schoeman	Nominated by Petition	Waterloo	0.61%
2.	James A. Leach	* Republican	Iowa City	49.67%
	Dave Loebsack	Democrat	Mt. Vernon	50.33%
3.	Jeff Lamberti	Republican	Ankeny	46.64%
	Leonard L. Boswell	* Democrat	Des Moines	51.74%
	Helen Meyers	Socialist Workers	Des Moines	1.62%
4.	Tom Latham	* Republican	Alexander	57.32%
	Selden E. Spencer	Democrat	Huxley	42.68%
5.	Steve King	* Republican	Kiron	59.12%
	Joyce Schulte	Democrat	Creston	34.79%
	Cheryl L. Brodersen	Nominated by Petition	Denison	1.33%
	Roy Nielsen	Nominated by Petition	Orange City	4.75%
1 Jim Nussle* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor.

Kansas

For United States Representative
1.	Jerry Moran	* Republican	Hays
	John Doll	Democrat	Garden City
	Sylvester Cain	Reform	St. Marys
2.	Jim Ryun	Republican	Topeka
	Nancy Boyda	* Democrat	Topeka
	Roger D. Tucker	Reform	Ottawa
3.	Chuck Ahner	Republican	Overland Park
	Dennis Moore	* Democrat	Lenexa
	Robert A. Conroy	Reform	Shawnee
4.	Todd Tiahrt	* Republican	Goddard
	Garth J. McGinn	Democrat	Bel Aire
	Joy R. Holt	Reform	Kansas City

Kentucky

For United States Representative
1.	Ed Whitfield	* Republican	Hopkinsville
	Tom Barlow	Democrat	Paducah
2.	Ron Lewis	* Republican	Cecilia
	Mike Weaver	Democrat	Radcliff
3.	Anne M. Northup	* Republican	Louisville
	John Yarmuth	Democrat	Harrods Creek
	Donna Walker Mancini	Libertarian	Louisville
	W. Ed Parker	Constitution	Louisville
4.	Geoff Davis	* Republican	Hebron
	Ken Lucas	‡ Democrat	Union
	Brian Houillion	Libertarian	Walton
5.	Harold Rogers	* Republican	Somerset
	Kenneth Stepp	Democrat	Barbourville
6.	Ben Chandler	* Democrat	Versailles
	Paul Ard	Libertarian	Nicholasville

Louisiana

For United States Representative
1.	1 Bobby Jindal	* Republican	Kenner
	David Gereighty	Democrat	Metairie
	Stacey Tallitsch	Democrat	Metairie
	Peter Beary	Libertarian	River Ridge
2.	Eric T. Bradley	Republican	New Orleans
	Joseph ‘‘Joe Lavigne	Republican	New Orleans
	Lawrence William ‘‘Lance von Uhde III	Republican	New Orleans
	Scott Barron	Democrat	New Orleans
	Regina Bartholomew	Democrat	New Orleans
	Karen Carter	Democrat	New Orleans
	Troy ‘‘C Carter	Democrat	New Orleans
	Deven ‘‘D. C. Collins	Democrat	Baton Rouge
	John Edwards	Democrat	New Orleans
	William J. Jefferson	* Democrat	New Orleans
	M. V. ‘‘Vinny Mendoza	Democrat	Kenner
	Derrick Shepherd	Democrat	Marrero
	Gregory W. ‘‘Rhumbline Kahn	Libertarian	New Orleans
3.	Craig Romero	Republican	New Iberia
	Olangee ‘‘OJ Breech	Democrat	LaPlace
	Charlie Melancon	* Democrat	Napoleonville
	James Lee Blake, Jr.	Libertarian	Franklin
4.	Chester T. Kelley	Republican	Shreveport
	Jim McCrery	* Republican	Shreveport
	Artis R. Cash, Sr.	Democrat	Shreveport
	Patti Cox	Democrat	Shreveport
5.	Rodney Alexander	* Republican	Quitman
	Gloria Williams Hearn	Democrat	Pineville
	Brent Sanders	Libertarian	Alexandria
	John Watts	Other	Bastrop
6.	Richard H. Baker	* Republican	Baton Rouge
	Richard M. Fontanesi	Libertarian	Baton Rouge
7.	Charles W. Boustany, Jr.	* Republican	Lafayette
	Mike Stagg	Democrat	Lafayette
1 In Louisiana, the congressional election on November 7, 2006, is an open (nonpartisan) primary election. To be elected on November 7, a candidate must receive a majority of the vote. A run-off election is scheduled for December 9, 2006, for those seats for which none of the candidates received the requisite majority, or for a tie (see Foster v. Love, 522 U.S. 67).

Maine

For United States Senator
Olympia J. Snowe	* Republican	Auburn
Jean M. Hay Bright	Democrat	Dixmont
William H. Slavick	Independent (Unenrolled)	Portland

For United States Representative
1.	Darlene J. Curley	Republican	Scarborough
	Thomas H. Allen	* Democrat	Portland
	Dexter J. Kamilewicz	Independent (Unenrolled)	Harpswell
2.	Laurence S. D'Amboise	Republican	Lisbon
	Michael H. Michaud	* Democrat	East Millinocket

Maryland

For United States Senator
1 Michael S. Steele	Republican	Annapolis
Benjamin L. Cardin	† Democrat	Catonsville
Lih Young	Democrat (Write-in)	Rockville
Kevin Zeese	Green	Takoma Park

For United States Representative
1.	Wayne T. Gilchrest	* Republican	Kennedyville
	Jim Corwin	Democrat	Severna Park
2.	Jimmy Mathis	Republican	Cockeysville
	C. A. Dutch Ruppersberger	* Democrat	Cockeysville
3.	2 John White	Republican	Annapolis
	John P. Sarbanes	Democrat	Towson
	Charles Curtis McPeek, Sr.	Libertarian	Columbia
4.	Michael Moshe Starkman	Republican	Rockville
	Albert Russell Wynn	* Democrat	Mitchellville
5.	Steny H. Hoyer	* Democrat	Mechanicsville
	Peter Kuhnert	Constitution	Martinsburg
	Steve Warner	Green	California
6.	Roscoe G. Bartlett	* Republican	Frederick
	Andrew Duck	Democrat	Brunswick
	Robert E. Kozak	Green	Frederick
7.	Elijah E. Cummings	* Democrat	Baltimore
8.	Jeffrey M. Stein	Republican	Chevy Chase
	Chris Van Hollen	* Democrat	Kensington
	Gerard P. Giblin	Green	Silver Spring
1 Paul S. Sarbanes* not a candidate. 2 Benjamin L. Cardin* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator.

Massachusetts

For United States Senator
	Kenneth G. Chase	Republican	Belmont
	Edward M. Kennedy	* Democrat	Barnstable

For United States Representative
1.	John W. Olver	* Democrat	Amherst
	William H. Szych	Unenrolled	Hatfield
2.	Richard E. Neal	* Democrat	Springfield
3.	James P. McGovern	* Democrat	Worcester
4.	Barney Frank	* Democrat	Newton
5.	Martin T. Meehan	* Democrat	Lowell
6.	Richard W. Barton	Republican	Manchester-By-The-Sea
	John F. Tierney	* Democrat	Salem
7.	Edward J. Markey	* Democrat	Malden
8.	Michael E. Capuano	* Democrat	Somerville
	Laura Garza	Socialist Workers	Boston
9.	Jack E. Robinson	Republican	Brockton
	Stephen F. Lynch	* Democrat	South Boston
10.	Jeffrey K. Beatty	Republican	Harwich
	William D. Delahunt	* Democrat	Quincy
	Peter A. White	Independent	Yarmouth

Michigan

For United States Senator
Michael Bouchard	Republican	Royal Oak
Debbie Stabenow	* Democrat	Lansing
W. Dennis FitzSimons	U.S. Taxpayers	Berrien Springs
Leonard Schwartz	Libertarian	Oak Park
David Sole	Green	Detroit

For United States Representative
1.	Don Hooper	Republican	Iron River
	Bart Stupak	* Democrat	Menominee
	David J. Newland	Green	Bellaire
	Ken Proctor	Libertarian	Charlotte
	Joshua J. Warren	U.S. Taxpayers	Palmer
2.	Peter Hoekstra	* Republican	Holland
	Kimon Kotos	Democrat	North Muskegon
	Ronald E. Graeser	U.S. Taxpayers	Fremont
	Steven Van Til	Libertarian	Holland
3.	Vernon J. Ehlers	* Republican	Grand Rapids
	James R. Rinck	Democrat	Grand Rapids
	Rodger Gurk	Green	Wyoming
	Jeff A. Steinport	Libertarian	Grand Rapids
4.	Dave Camp	* Republican	Midland
	Mike Huckleberry	Democrat	Greenville
	John Emerick	U.S. Taxpayers	Mt. Pleasant
	Allitta Hren	Libertarian	Big Rapids
5.	Eric J. Klammer	Republican	Saginaw
	Dale E. Kildee	* Democrat	Flint
	Ken Mathenia	Green	Grand Blanc
	Steve Samoranski II	Libertarian	Armada
6.	Fred Upton	* Republican	St. Joseph
	Kim Clark	Democrat	Three Oaks
	Kenneth E. Howe	Libertarian	Grand Rapids
7.	1 Tim Walberg	Republican	Tipton
	Sharon Marie Renier	Democrat	Munith
	David Horn	U.S. Taxpayers	Jackson
	Robert L. Hutchinson	Libertarian	Dexter
8.	Mike Rogers	* Republican	Brighton
	Jim Marcinkowski	Democrat	Brighton
	Dick Gach	Libertarian	Bloomfield
	Aaron Stuttman	Green	Lansing
9.	Joe Knollenberg	* Republican	Bloomfield Hills
	Nancy Skinner	Democrat	Birmingham
	Matthew R. Abel	Green	West Bloomfield
	Adam Goodman	Libertarian	Waterford
10.	Candice S. Miller	* Republican	Harrison Township
	Robert Denison	Democrat	Shelby Township
	Mark Byrne	Libertarian	Port Huron
	Candace Ruth Caveny	Green	Lapeer
	Richard F. Gualdoni	U.S. Taxpayers	Lapeer
11.	Thaddeus G. McCotter	* Republican	Livonia
	Tony Trupiano	Democrat	Dearborn Heights
	Charles E. Tackett	U.S. Taxpayers	Belleville
	John T. Tatar	Libertarian	Livonia
12.	Randell J. Shafer	Republican	St. Clair Shores
	Sander M. Levin	* Democrat	Royal Oak
	Andy Lecureaux	Libertarian	Hazel Park
	Art Myatt	Green	Pleasant Ridge
	Jerome S. White	No Party Affiliation	Lathrup Village
13.	Carolyn C. Kilpatrick	* Democrat	Detroit
14.	Chad Miles	Republican	Dearborn
	John Conyers, Jr.	* Democrat	Detroit
15.	John D. Dingell	* Democrat	Dearborn
	Robert F. Czak	U.S. Taxpayers	Woodhaven
	Aimee Smith	Green	Ann Arbor
	Gregory Stempfle	Libertarian	Dearborn Heights
1 John J. H. ‘‘Joe Schwarz* defeated in primary.

Minnesota

For United States Senator ( Precincts Reporting: 100.00% (4123 of 4123))[9]
1 Mark R. Kennedy	† Republican	St. Paul	38.01%
Amy Klobuchar	Democratic-Farmer-Labor	St. Paul	57.99%
Michael James Cavlan	Green	Minneapolis	0.49%
Robert Fitzgerald	Independence	Rothsay	3.23%
Ben Powers	Constitution	Austin	0.24%

For United States Representative (Precincts Reporting: 100.00% (4123 of 4123))[10]
1.	Gil Gutknecht	* Republican	Rochester	47.12%
	Tim Walz	Democratic-Farmer-Labor	Mankato	52.74%
2.	John Kline	* Republican	Lakeville	56.19%
	Coleen Rowley	Democratic-Farmer-Labor	Apple Valley	40.04%
	Douglas Williams	Independence	Chaska	3.72%
3.	Jim Ramstad	* Republican	Minnetonka	64.85%
	Wendy Wilde	Democratic-Farmer-Labor	Edina	35.04%
4.	Obi Sium	Republican	Oakdale	30.22%
	Betty McCollum	* Democrat	St. Paul	69.54%
5.	2 Alan Fine	Republican	Minneapolis	21.34%
	Keith Ellison	Democratic-Farmer-Labor	Minneapolis	55.56%
	Tammy Lee	Independence	Golden Valley	21.01%
	Jay Pond	Green	Minneapolis	1.96%
6.	3 Michele Bachmann	Republican	Stillwater	49.98%
	Patty Wetterling	Democratic-Farmer-Labor	St. Joseph	42.17%
	John Paul Binkowski	Independence	St. Marys Point	7.77%
7.	Michael J. Barrett	Republican	Browerville	28.99%
	Collin C. Peterson	* Democrat	Detroit Lakes	69.66%
	Ken Lucier	Constitution	Moorhead	1.28%
8.	Rod Grams	‡ Republican	St. Francis	34.39%
	James L. Oberstar	* Democrat	Chisholm	63.62%
	Harry Welty	Unity	Duluth	1.94%
1 Mark Dayton* not a candidate. 2 Martin Olav Sabo* not a candidate. 3 Mark R. Kennedy* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator.

Mississippi

For United States Senator
Trent Lott	* Republican	Pascagoula
Erik R. Fleming	Democrat	Clinton
Harold M. Taylor	Libertarian	Nesbit

For United States Representative
1.	Roger F. Wicker	* Republican	Tupelo
	James K. (Ken) Hurt	Democrat	Verona
2.	Yvonne R. Brown	Republican	Tchula
	Bennie G. Thompson	* Democrat	Bolton
3.	Charles W. ‘‘Chip Pickering	* Republican	Hebron
	Jim Giles	Independent	Pearl
	Lamonica L. Magee	Reform	Hattiesburg
4.	Randy McDonnell	Republican	Biloxi
	Gene Taylor	* Democrat	Bay St. Louis

Missouri

For United States Senator
(Precincts Reporting: 98.23% (3680 of 3746))[11]
James M. Talent	* Republican	Chesterfield	47.4%
Claire McCaskill	Democrat	St. Louis	49.4%
Frank Gilmour	Libertarian	Manchester	2.3%
Lydia Lewis	Progressive	St. Louis	.9%

For United States Representative
1.	Mark J. Byrne	Republican	Ferguson
	Wm. Lacy Clay	* Democrat	St. Louis
	Robb E. Cunningham	Libertarian	St. Ann
2.	W. Todd Akin	* Republican	St. Louis
	George D. Weber	Democrat	Eureka
	Tamara A. Millay	Libertarian	St. Louis
3.	David Bertelsen	Republican	St. Louis
	Russ Carnahan	* Democrat	St. Louis
	R. Christophel	Libertarian	St. Louis
	David Sladky	Progressive	St. Louis
4.	James A. (Jim) Noland	Republican	Preston
	Ike Skelton	* Democrat	Lexington
	Bryce A. Holthouse	Libertarian	Warrensburg
	Melinda (Mel) Ivey	Progressive	Kansas City
5.	Jacob Turk	Republican	Lee's Summit
	Emanuel Cleaver	* Democrat	Kansas City
	Randall David (Randy) Langkraehr	Libertarian	Warrensburg
6.	Sam Graves	* Republican	Tarkio
	Sara Jo Shettles	Democrat	Liberty
	Erik Buck	Libertarian	Liberty
	Shirley A. Yurkonis	Progressive	Savannah
7.	Roy Blunt	* Republican	Branson
	Jack Truman	Democrat	Milford
	Kevin Craig	Libertarian	Powersite
8.	Jo Ann Emerson	* Republican	Cape Girardeau
	Veronica J. Hambacker	Democrat	Salem
	Branden C. McCullough	Libertarian	Cape Girardeau
9.	Kenny C. Hulshof	* Republican	Columbia
	Duane N. Burghard	Democrat	Columbia
	Bill Hastings	Progressive	Columbia
	Steven R. Hedrick	Libertarian	Warrensburg

Montana

For United States Senator (PARTIAL? County Totals 198200 10324 195635 404159)[12]
Conrad Burns	* Republican	Billings	48.40%
Jon Tester	Democrat	Big Sandy	49.04%
Stan Jones	Libertarian	Bozeman	2.55%

For United States Representative At Large (NO RESULTS ONLINE 2006-11-09)[13]
Dennis R. Rehberg	* Republican	Billings
Monica J. Lindeen	Democrat	Billings
Mike Fellows	Libertarian	Missoula

Nebraska

For United States Senator (Last Update: 11/08/06 09:58 AM Voter Turnout: 54%)[14]
	Pete Ricketts	Republican	Omaha	36%
	E. Benjamin Nelson	* Democrat	Omaha	64%

For United States Representative (Last Update: 11/08/06 09:58 AM Voter Turnout: 54%)[15]
1.	Jeff Fortenberry	* Republican	Lincoln	59%
	Maxine B. Moul	Democrat	Lincoln	41%
2.	Lee Terry	* Republican	Omaha	55%
	Jim Esch	Democrat	Omaha	45%
3.	1 Adrian Smith	Republican	Gering	55%
	Scott Kleeb	Democrat	Dunning	45%
1 Tom Osborne* not a candidate for re-election; unsuccessful nominee for Governor.

Nevada

For United States Senator
John Ensign	* Republican	Las Vegas
Jack Carter	Democrat	Las Vegas
David K. Schumann	Independent American	Minden
Brendan Trainor	Libertarian	Reno

For United States Representative
1.	Kenneth Wegner	Republican	Las Vegas
	Shelley Berkley	* Democrat	Las Vegas
	Jim Duensing	Libertarian	Las Vegas
	Darnell Roberts	Independent American	Henderson
2.	1 2 Dean Heller	Republican	Carson City
	Jill Derby	Democrat	Gardnerville
	Daniel Rosen	Independent	Stateline
	James C. Kroshus	Independent American	Sparks
3.	Jon C. Porter	* Republican	Henderson
	Tessa M. Hafen	Democrat	Henderson
	Joshua Hansen	Independent American	Henderson
	Joseph P. Silvestri	Libertarian	Las Vegas
1 Jim Gibbons* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor.

New Hampshire

For United States Representative
1.	Jeb Bradley	* Republican	Wolfeboro
	Carol Shea-Porter	Democrat	Rochester
2.	Charles F. Bass	* Republican	Peterborough
	Paul W. Hodes	Democrat	Concord
	‘‘Ken Blevens	Libertarian	Bow

New Jersey

For United States Senator
Thomas H. Kean, Jr.	Republican	Westfield
Robert Menendez	* Democrat	Hoboken
Daryl Mikell Brooks	Poor People's Campaign	Trenton
J. M. Carter	God We Trust	Lawrenceville
Len Flynn	Libertarian	Morganville
Edward Forchion	Legalize Marijuana (G.R.I.P.)	Browns Mills
Angela L. Lariscy	Socialist Workers	Newark
Gregory Pason	Socialist Party USA	Maywood
N. Leonard Smith, Solidarity	Defend Life	Hammonton

For United States Representative
1.	Robert E. Andrews	* Democrat	Haddon Heights
2.	Frank A. LoBiondo	* Republican	Ventnor
	Viola Thomas-Hughes	Democrat	Bridgeton
	Thomas Fanslau	We the People	Egg Harbor Township
	Lynn Merle	A New Direction	Vineland
	Robert E. Mullock	Preserve Green Space	Cape May Point
	Willie Norwood	Socialist Party USA	Atlantic City
3.	Jim Saxton	* Republican	Mount Holly
	Rich Sexton	Democrat	Mt. Laurel
	Ken Feduniewicz	The Patriot Movement	Tuckerton
4.	Christopher H. Smith	* Republican	Hamilton
	Carol E. Gay	Democrat	Brick
	Richard Edgar	Libertarian	Cream Ridge
	Louis B. Wary, Jr.	Remove Medical Negligence	Brick
5.	Scott Garrett	* Republican	Wantage
	Paul Aronsohn	Democrat	Ridgewood
	R. Matthew Fretz	An Independent Voice	Upper Saddle River
6.	Leigh-Ann Bellew	Republican	Union Beach
	Frank Pallone, Jr.	* Democrat	Long Branch
	Herbert L. Tarbous	Diversity Is Strength	Piscataway
7.	Mike Ferguson	* Republican	Warren Township
	Linda Stender	Democrat	Scotch Plains
	Thomas D. Abrams	Withdraw Troops Now	Ringoes
	Darren Young	Libertarian	Summit
8.	Jose M. Sandoval	Republican	Passaic
	Bill Pascrell, Jr.	* Democrat	Paterson
	Lou Jasikoff	Libertarian	Totowa
9.	Vincent Micco	Republican	Rutherford
	Steven R. Rothman	* Democrat	Fair Lawn
	Michael Jarvis	The Moderate Choice	Hawthorne
10.	Donald M. Payne	* Democrat	Newark
11.	Rodney P. Frelinghuysen	* Republican	Morristown
	Tom Wyka	Democrat	Lake Hiawatha
	John Mele	Constitution	Basking Ridge
	Richard S. Roth	Libertarian	West Caldwell
12.	Joseph S. Sinagra	Republican	Helmetta
	Rush D. Holt	* Democrat	Hopewell Township
13.	1 John J. Guarini	Republican	Jersey City
	Albio Sires	Democrat	West New York
	Dick Hester	Pro Life Conservative	Newark
	Herbert H. Shaw	Politicians Are Crooks	North Bergen
	Brian Williams	Socialist Workers Party	Newark
	Esmat Zaklama	The American Party	Jersey City
1 Robert Menendez* not a candidate.

New Mexico

For United States Senator
Allen W. McCulloch	Republican	Farmington
Jeff Bingaman	* Democrat	Santa Fe
Orlin G. Cole	Republican (Write-in)	Albuquerque

For United States Representative
1.	Heather Wilson	* Republican	Albuquerque
	Patricia A. Madrid	Democrat	Albuquerque
2.	Stevan Pearce	* Republican	Hobbs
	Albert D. Kissling	Democrat	Las Cruces
	C. Dean Burk	Democrat (Write-in)	Deming
3.	Ronald M. Dolin	Republican	Los Alamos
	Tom Udall	* Democrat	Santa Fe

New York

For United States Senator
Roger Calero	Socialist Workers	Bronx
Hillary Rodham Clinton,* Democrat, Independence	Working Families	Chappaqua
Howie Hawkins	Green	Syracuse
Jeffrey T. Russell	Libertarian	Clifton Park
John Spencer, Republican	Conservative	Yonkers
William Van Auken	Socialist Equality	Jackson Heights

For United States Representative
1.	Timothy H. Bishop,* Democrat, Independence	Working Families	Southampton
	Italo A. Zanzi, Republican, Conservative	School Tax Relief	Smithtown
2.	John W. Bugler, Republican	Conservative	Oakdale
	Steve Israel,* Democrat, Independence	Working Families	Huntington
3.	Peter T. King,* Republican, Independence	Conservative	Seaford
	David L. Mejias, Democrat	Working Families	Massapequa
4.	Martin W. Blessinger, Republican	Conservative	Floral Park
	Carolyn McCarthy,* Democrat, Independence	Working Families	Mineola
5.	Gary L. Ackerman,* Democrat, Independence	Working Families	Jamaica Estates
6.	Gregory W. Meeks	* Democrat	Queens
	Steven Ross	PI	Kew Gardens
7.	Kevin Brawley, Republican	Conservative	Bronx
	Joseph Crowley,* Democrat	Working Families	Queens/Bronx
8.	Eleanor Friedman	Republican	New York
	Dennis E. Adornato	Conservative	Brooklyn
	Jerrold Nadler,* Democrat	Working Families	New York
9.	Anthony D. Weiner,* Democrat	Working Families	Brooklyn
10.	Jonathan H. Anderson	Republican	Brooklyn
	Edolphus Towns	* Democrat	Brooklyn
	Ernest Johnson	Conservative	Brooklyn
11.	1 Marianna Blume	Conservative	Brooklyn
	Yvette D. Clarke, Democrat	Working Families	Brooklyn
	Stephen Finger, Republican	Libertarian	Brooklyn
	Ollie M. McClean	Freedom	Brooklyn
12.	Allan Romaguera, Republican	Conservative	Brooklyn
	Nydia M. Velázquez,* Democrat	Working Families	Brooklyn
13.	Vito Fossella,* Republican, Independence	Conservative	Staten Island
	Stephen A. Harrison, Democrat	Working Families	Brooklyn
14.	Danniel Maio, Republican	Let's Do It	Queens
	Carolyn B. Maloney,* Democrat, Independence	Working Families	New York
15.	Edward Daniels	Republican	New York
	Charles B. Rangel,* Democrat	Working Families	New York
16.	Ali Mohamed, Republican	Conservative	Bronx
	José E. Serrano,* Democrat	Working Families	Bronx
17.	Eliot L. Engel,* Democrat	Working Families	Bronx
	Jim Faulkner, Republican, Independence	Conservative	Yonkers
18.	Richard A. Hoffman, Republican	Conservative	Bronxville
	Nita M. Lowey,* Democrat	Working Families	Harrison
19.	John Hall	Democrat	Dover Plains
	Sue W. Kelly,* Republican, Independence	Conservative	Katonah
20.	Kirsten E. Gillibrand, Democrat	Working Families	Hudson
	John E. Sweeney,* Republican, Independence	Conservative	Clifton Park
21.	Warren Redlich	Republican	Schenectady
	Michael R. McNulty,* Democrat, Independence, Conservative	Working Families	Green Island
22.	Maurice D. Hinchey,* Democrat, Independence	Working Families	Saugerties
23.	Robert J. Johnson, Democrat	Working Families	Sackets Harbor
	John M. McHugh,* Republican, Independence	Conservative	Pierrepont Manor
24.	2 Michael A. Arcuri, Democrat, Independence	Working Families	Utica
	Raymond A. Meier, Republican	Conservative	Rome
25.	Dan Maffei, Democrat	Working Families	Syracuse
	James T. Walsh,* Republican, Independence	Conservative	Syracuse
26.	Jack Davis, Democrat, Independence	Working Families	Clarence
	Thomas M. Reynolds,* Republican	Conservative	Clarence
27.	Michael J. McHale	Republican	Buffalo
	Brian Higgins,* Democrat, Independence	Working Families	Buffalo
28.	John E. Donnelly, Republican	Conservative	Buffalo
	Louise McIntosh Slaughter,* Democrat, Independence	Working Families	Fairport
29.	John R. ‘‘Randy Kuhl, Jr.,* Republican, Independence	Conservative	Hammondsport
	Eric J. Massa, Democrat	Working Families	Corning
1 Major R. Owens* not a candidate. 2 Sherwood Boehlert* not a candidate.

North Carolina

For United States Representative
1.	G. K. Butterfield	* Democrat	Wilson
2.	Dan Mansell	Republican	Selma
	Bob Etheridge	* Democrat	Lillington
3.	Walter B. Jones	* Republican	Farmville
	Craig Weber	Democrat	Pine Knoll Shores
4.	Steve Acuff	Republican	Raleigh
	David E. Price	* Democrat	Chapel Hill
5.	Virginia Foxx	* Republican	Grandfather Community
	Roger Sharpe	Democrat	Harmony
6.	Howard Coble	* Republican	Greensboro
	Rory Blake	Democrat	Charlotte
7.	Shirley Davis	Republican	Clinton
	Mike McIntyre	* Democrat	Lumberton
8.	Robin Hayes	* Republican	Concord
	Larry Kissell	Democrat	Biscoe
9.	Sue Wilkins Myrick	* Republican	Charlotte
	Bill Glass	Democrat	Charlotte
10.	Patrick T. McHenry	* Republican	Cherryville
	Richard Carsner	Democrat	Hickory
11.	Charles H. Taylor	* Republican	Brevard
	Heath Shuler	Democrat	Waynesville
12.	Ada M. Fisher	Republican	Salisbury
	Melvin L. Watt	* Democrat	Charlotte
13.	Vernon Robinson	Republican	Winston Salem
	Brad Miller	* Democrat	Raleigh

North Dakota

For United States Senator ( Precincts Reporting: 551 of 567 (97.18%) )[16]
Dwight Grotberg	Republican	Sanborn	29.47%
Kent Conrad	* Democrat	Bismarck	68.88%
James Germalic	Independent	Fargo	0.64%
Roland Riemers	Independent	Emerado	1.01%

For United States Representative At Large ( Precincts Reporting: 551 of 567 (97.18%) )[17]
	Matt Mechtel	Republican	Page	34.21%
	Earl Pomeroy	* Democrat	Valley City	65.79%

Ohio

For United States Senator
Mike DeWine	* Republican	Cedarville
Sherrod Brown	† Democrat	Avon
Richard Duncan	Write-in	Aurora

For United States Representative
1.	Steve Chabot	* Republican	Cincinnati
	John Cranley	Democrat	Cincinnati
2.	Jean Schmidt	* Republican	Miami Township
	Victoria Wulsin	Democrat	Cincinnati
	James J. Candit, Jr.	Write-in	Cincinnati
	Nathan Noy	Write-in	Chillicothe
3.	Michael R. Turner	* Republican	Dayton
	Richard Chema	Democrat	Dayton
4.	1 Jim Jordan	Republican	Urbana
	Richard E. Siferd	Democrat	Lima
5.	Paul E. Gillmor	* Republican	Old Fort
	Robin Weirauch	Democrat	Napoleon
6.	2 Chuck Blasdel	Republican	East Liverpool
	Charles A. Wilson, Jr.	Democrat	St. Clairsville
7.	David L. Hobson	* Republican	Springfield
	William R. Conner	Democrat	Beavercreek
8.	John A. Boehner	* Republican	West Chester
	Mort Meier	Democrat	Hamilton
9.	Bradley S. Leavitt	Republican	Toledo
	Marcy Kaptur	* Democrat	Toledo
10.	Michael D. Dovilla	Republican	Middleburg
	Dennis J. Kucinich	* Democrat	Cleveland
11.	Lindsey N. String	Republican	Cleveland Heights
	Stephanie Tubbs Jones	* Democrat	Cleveland
12.	Patrick J. Tiberi	* Republican	Columbus
	Bob Shamansky	‡ Democrat	Columbus
13.	3 Craig Foltin	Republican	Lorain
	Betty Sutton	Democrat	Chardon
14.	Steven C. LaTourette	* Republican	Concord Township
	Lewis R. Katz	Democrat	Pepper Pike
	Werner J. Lange	Non-Party	Newton Falls
15.	Deborah Pryce	* Republican	Columbus
	Mary Jo Kilroy	Democrat	Columbus
	Bill Buckel	Write-in	Columbus
16.	Ralph Regula	* Republican	Navarre
	Thomas Shaw	Democrat	Wooster
17.	Don Manning II	Republican	Cortland
	Tim Ryan	* Democrat	Niles
18.	4 Joy Padgett	Republican	Coshocton
	Zack T. Space	Democrat	Dover
1 Michael G. Oxley* not a candidate. 2 Ted Strickland* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor. 3 Sherrod Brown* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator. 4 Robert W. Ney* not a candidate.

Oklahoma

For United States Representative
1.	John Sullivan	* Republican	Tulsa
	Alan Gentges	Democrat	Bartlesville
	Bill Wortman	Independent	Tulsa
2.	Patrick K. Miller	Republican	Snow
	Dan Boren	* Democrat	Paden
3.	Frank D. Lucas	* Republican	Cheyenne
	Sue Barton	Democrat	Tulsa
4.	Tom Cole	* Republican	Moore
	Hal Spake	Democrat	Norman
5.	1 Mary Fallin	Republican	Oklahoma City
	David Hunter	Democrat	Oklahoma City
	Matthew Horton Woodson	Independent	Oklahoma City
1 Ernest J. Istook, Jr.* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor.

Oregon

For United States Representative ( State results last compiled on 11/08/2006 at 08:25 AM )[18]
1.	Derrick Kitts	Republican	Hillsboro	32.39%
	David Wu	* Democrat	Portland	64.42%
	Drake Davis	Libertarian	Portland	1.57%
	Dean Wolf	Constitution	Aloha	1.47%
2.	Greg Walden	* Republican	Hood River	66.89%
	Carol Voisin	Democrat	Ashland	30.32%
	Jack Alan Brown, Jr.	Constitution	Grants Pass	2.62%
3.	Bruce Broussard	Republican	Portland	23.86%
	Earl Blumenauer	* Democrat	Portland	73.01%
	David Brownlow	Constitution	Damascus	2.86%
4.	Jim Feldkamp	Republican	Eugene	37.61%
	Peter A. DeFazio	* Democrat	Springfield	62.30%
5.	Mike Erickson	Republican	Lake Oswego	42.67%
	Darlene Hooley	* Democrat	West Linn	54.15%
	Paul Aranas	Pacific Green	Silverton	1.48%
	Douglas Patterson	Constitution	Oregon City	1.54%

Pennsylvania

For United States Senator
	Rick Santorum	* Republican	Verona
	Bob Casey, Jr.	Democrat	Pittsburgh

For United States Representative
1.	Robert A. Brady	* Democrat	Philadelphia
2.	Michael Gessner	Republican	Elkins Park
	Chaka Fattah	* Democrat	Philadelphia
3.	Phil English	* Republican	Erie
	Steven Porter	Democrat	Wattsburg
	Timothy J. Hagberg	Constitution	Warren
4.	Melissa A. Hart	* Republican	Bradford Woods
	Jason Altmire	Democrat	Pittsburgh
5.	John E. Peterson	* Republican	Pleasantville
	Donald L. Hilliard	Democrat	Brookville
6.	Jim Gerlach	* Republican	Downingtown
	Lois Murphy	Democrat	Narberth
7.	Curt Weldon	* Republican	Glen Mills
	Joe Sestak	Democrat	Wallingford
8.	Michael G. Fitzpatrick	* Republican	Levittown
	Patrick J. Murphy	Democrat	Bristol
9.	Bill Shuster	* Republican	Hollidaysburg
	Tony Barr	Democrat	Claysburg
10.	Don Sherwood	* Republican	Tunkhannock
	Christopher Carney	Democrat	Dimock
11.	Joseph F. Leonardi	Republican	Dupont
	Paul E. Kanjorski	* Democrat	Nanticoke
12.	Diana Irey	Republican	Monongahela
	John P. Murtha	* Democrat	Johnstown
13.	Raj Peter Bhakta	Republican	Ft. Washington
	Allyson Y. Schwartz	* Democrat	Jenkintown
14.	Michael F. Doyle	* Democrat	Forest Hills
	Titus North	Green	Pittsburgh
15.	Charles W. Dent	* Republican	Allentown
	Charles Dertinger	Democrat	Bangor
	Greta Browne	Green	Bethlehem
16.	Joseph R. Pitts	* Republican	Kennett Square
	Lois K. Herr	Democrat	Elizabethtown
	John A. Murphy	Independent	Coatesville
17.	Matthew A. Wertz	Republican	Hamburg
	Tim Holden	* Democrat	Saint Clair
18.	Tim Murphy	* Republican	Pittsburgh
	Chad Kluko	Democrat	Monroeville
19.	Todd Russell Platts	* Republican	York
	Philip J. Avillo, Jr.	Democrat	York
	Derf W. Maitland	Green	Littlestown

Rhode Island

For United States Senator ( 565 of 565 Precincts Reporting Un-Official Results )[19]
	Lincoln Chafee	* Republican	Warwick	46.52%
	Sheldon Whitehouse	Democrat	Providence	53.48%

For United States Representative ( 565 of 565 Precincts Reporting Un-Official Results )[20]
1.	Jonathan P. Scott	Republican	Providence	23.25%
	Patrick J. Kennedy	* Democrat	Portsmouth	69.18%
	Kenneth A. Capalbo	Independent	Kingstown	7.57%
2.	James R. Langevin	* Democrat	Warwick	72.68%
	Rod Driver	Independent	Richmond	27.32%

South Carolina

For United States Representative
1.	Henry E. Brown, Jr.	* Republican	Hanahan
	James E. Dunn	Green	Garden City
	Randy Maatta, Democrat	Working Families	Charleston
2.	Joe Wilson	* Republican	Springdale
	Michael Ray Ellisor	Democrat	Lexington
3.	J. Gresham Barrett	* Republican	Westminster
	Lee Ballenger, Democrat	Working Families	Seneca
4.	Bob Inglis	* Republican	Travelers Rest
	William Griff Griffith	Democrat	Greenville
	John Cobin	Libertarian	Greenville
	C. Faye Walters	Green	Greenville
5.	Ralph Norman	Republican	Rock Hill
	John M. Spratt, Jr.	* Democrat	York
6.	Gary McLeod	Republican	Manning
	James E. Clyburn	* Democrat	Columbia
	Antonio Williams	Green	Columbia

South Dakota

For United States Representative At Large ( 11/08/06 00:25:11 711 of 818 precincts )[21]
Bruce W. Whalen	Republican	Pine Ridge	29%
Stephanie Herseth	* Democrat	Brookings	70%
Larry Rudebusch	Libertarian	Bruce	2%

Tennessee

For United States Senator
1 Bob Corker	Republican	Chattanooga
Harold E. Ford, Jr.	† Democrat	Memphis
Ed Choate	Independent	Cleveland
David Gatchell	Independent	Franklin
Emory ‘‘Bo Heyward	Independent	Nashville
Gary Keplinger	Independent	Bethpage
Christopher Joseph Lugo	Independent	Nashville

For United States Representative
1.	2 David Davis	Republican	Johnson City
	Rick Trent	Democrat	Morristown
	Michael Peavler	Independent	Jonesborough
	James W. Reeves	Independent	Johnson City
	Mahmood (Michael) Sabri	Independent	Johnson City
	Robert N. Smith	Independent	Greeneville
2.	John J. Duncan, Jr.	* Republican	Knoxville
	John Greene	Democrat	Chattanooga
3.	Zach Wamp	* Republican	Chattanooga
	Brent Benedict	Democrat	Hixson
4.	Kenneth Martin	Republican	Fairfield Glade
	Lincoln Davis	* Democrat	Pall Mall
5.	Thomas F. Kovach	Republican	Mount Juliet
	Jim Cooper	* Democrat	Nashville
	Scott Knapp	Independent	Nashville
	Ginny Welsch	Independent	Nashville
6.	David R. Davis	Republican	Brush Creek
	Bart Gordon	* Democrat	Murfreesboro
	Robert L. Garrison	Independent	Gallatin
	Norman R. Saliba	Independent	Murfreesboro
7.	Marsha Blackburn	* Republican	Brentwood
	Bill Morrison	Democrat	Memphis
	Kathleen A. Culver	Independent	Linden
	Gayl G. Pratt	Independent	Clarksville
	John L. Rimer	Independent	Middleton
	William J. Smith	Independent	Henderson
	James B. ‘‘Mickey White	Independent	Rossville
8.	John Farmer	Republican	Memphis
	John S. Tanner	* Democrat	Union City
9.	3 Mark White	Republican	Memphis
	Steve Cohen	Democrat	Memphis
	Jake Ford	Independent	Memphis
1 William H. Frist* not a candidate. 2 William L. Jenkins* not a candidate. 3 Harold E. Ford, Jr.* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator

Texas

For United States Senator
Kay Bailey Hutchison	* Republican	Dallas
Barbara Ann Radnofsky	Democrat	Houston
Scott Lanier Jameson	Libertarian	Plano

For United States Representative
1.	Louie Gohmert	* Republican	Tyler
	Roger L. Owen	Democrat	Hallsville
	Donald Perkison	Libertarian	Carrollton
2.	Ted Poe	* Republican	Humble
	Gary E. Binderim	Democrat	Houston
	Justo J. Perez	Libertarian	Kingwood
3.	Sam Johnson	* Republican	Plano
	Dan Dodd	Democrat	McKinney
	Christopher J. Claytor	Libertarian	Plano
4.	Ralph M. Hall	* Republican	Rockwall
	Glenn Melancon	Democrat	Sherman
	Kurt G. Helm	Libertarian	Princeton
5.	Jeb Hensarling	* Republican	Dallas
	Charlie Thompson	Democrat	Athens
	Mike Nelson	Libertarian	Allen
6.	Joe Barton	* Republican	Ennis
	David T. Harris	Democrat	Arlington
	Carl Nulsen	Libertarian	Arlington
7.	John Abney Culberson	* Republican	Houston
	Jim Henley	Democrat	Houston
	Drew Parks	Libertarian	Houston
8.	Kevin Brady	* Republican	The Woodlands
	James ‘‘Jim Wright	Democrat	New Caney
9.	Al Green	* Democrat	Houston
10.	Michael T. McCaul	* Republican	Austin
	Ted Ankrum	Democrat	Cypress
	Michael Badnarik	Libertarian	Austin
11.	K. Michael Conaway	* Republican	Midland
12.	Kay Granger	* Republican	Fort Worth
	John R. Morris	Democrat	Fort Worth
	Gardner Osborne	Libertarian	Hillsboro
13.	Mac Thornberry	* Republican	Clarendon
	Roger J. Waun	Democrat	Wichita Falls
	Jim Thompson	Libertarian	Mineral Wells
14.	Ron Paul	* Republican	Surfside
	Shane Sklar	Democrat	Edna
15.	Paul B. Haring	Republican	Goliad
	Eddie Zamora	Republican	Edcouch
	Rubén Hinojosa	* Democrat	Mercedes
16.	Silvestre Reyes	* Democrat	El Paso
	Gordon R. Strickland	Libertarian	El Paso
17.	Van Taylor	Republican	Waco
	Chet Edwards	* Democrat	Waco
	Guillermo Acosta	Libertarian	Allen
18.	Ahmad Hassan	Republican	Katy
	Sheila Jackson-Lee	* Democrat	Houston
	Patrick Warren	Libertarian	Houston
19.	Randy Neugebauer	* Republican	Lubbock
	Robert Ricketts	Democrat	Lubbock
	Fred C. Jones	Libertarian	Abilene
	Mike Sadler	Write-in	Abilene
20.	Charles A. Gonzalez	* Democrat	San Antonio
	Michael Idrogo	Libertarian	San Antonio
21.	Lamar S. Smith	* Republican	San Antonio
	John Courage	Democrat	San Antonio
	Gene Kelly	Democrat	Universal City
	Tommy Calvert	Independent	San Antonio
	James Lyle Peterson	Independent	Austin
	Mark J. Rossano	Independent	Austin
	James Arthur Strohm	Libertarian	Austin
22.	1 Nick Lampson	‡ Democrat	Houston
	Bob Smither	Libertarian	Friendswood
	Shelley Sekula Gibbs	Write-in	Houston
	Joe Reasbeck	Write-in	Lago Vista
	Don Richardson	Write-in	Houston
23.	Henry Bonilla	* Republican	San Antonio
	August G. ‘‘Augie Beltran	Democrat	San Antonio
	Rick Bolanos	Democrat	El Paso
	Adrian DeLeon	Democrat	Carrizo Springs
	Lukin Gilliland	Democrat	San Antonio
	Ciro D. Rodriguez	‡ Democrat	San Antonio
	Albert Uresti	Democrat	San Antonio
	Craig T. Stephens	Independent	San Antonio
24.	Kenny Marchant	* Republican	Coppell
	Gary R. Page	Democrat	Irving
	Mark Frohman	Libertarian	Grapevine
25.	Grant Rostig	Republican	Dale
	Lloyd Doggett	* Democrat	Austin
	Brian Parrett	Independent	Austin
	Barbara Cunningham	Libertarian	Caldwell
26.	Michael C. Burgess	* Republican	Flower Mound
	Tim Barnwell	Democrat	Aubrey
	Rich Haas	Libertarian	Richland Hills
27.	Wm. ‘‘Willie Vaden	Republican	Corpus Christi
	Solomon P. Ortiz	* Democrat	Corpus Christi
	Robert Powell	Libertarian	Corpus Christi
28.	Henry Cuellar	* Democrat	Laredo
	Frank Enriquez	Democrat	McAllen
	Ron Avery	Conservative	Seguin
29.	Eric Story	Republican	Houston
	Gene Green	* Democrat	Houston
	Clifford Lee Messina	Libertarian	Houston
30.	Wilson Aurbach	Republican	Dallas
	Eddie Bernice Johnson	* Democrat	Dallas
	Ken Ashby	Libertarian	Dallas
31.	John R. Carter	* Republican	Round Rock
	Mary Beth Harrell	Democrat	Gatesville
	Matt McAdoo	Libertarian	Thrall
32.	Pete Sessions	* Republican	Dallas
	Will Pryor	Democrat	Dallas
	John B. Hawley	Libertarian	Dallas
1 Tom DeLay* not a candidate

Utah

For United States Senator
Orrin G. Hatch	* Republican	Midvale
Pete Ashdown	Democrat	Salt Lake City
Scott N. Bradley	Constitution	North Logan
Julian Hatch	Desert Greens	Boulder
Roger I. Price	Personal Choice	Huntsville
David Starr Seely	Libertarian	St. George

For United States Representative
1.	Rob Bishop	* Republican	Brigham City
	Steven Olsen	Democrat	Plain City
	Lynn Badler	Libertarian	Park City
	Mark Hudson	Constitution	Syracuse
2.	LaVar Christensen	Republican	Draper
	Jim Matheson	* Democrat	Salt Lake City
	Bob Brister	Green	Salt Lake City
	Austin Sherwood Lett	Libertarian	St. George
	W. David Perry	Constitution	Sandy
3.	Chris Cannon	* Republican	Mapleton
	Christian Burridge	Democrat	South Jordan
	Philip Lear Hallman	Libertarian	Provo
	Jim Noorlander	Constitution	Fairview

Vermont

For United States Senator
1 Rich Tarrant	Republican	Colchester
Cris Ericson	Independent	Chester
Bernard Sanders	† Independent	Burlington
Pete Diamondstone	Liberty Union	Brattleboro
Craig Hill	Vermont Green	Montpelier
Peter Moss	Anti-Bushist Candidate	Fairfax

For United States Representative At Large
	2 Martha Rainville	Republican	Williston
	Peter Welch	Democrat	Hartland
	Keith Stern	Independent	Springfield
	Jerry Trudell	Independent	Colchester
	Chris Karr	We the People	East Montpelier
	Bruce R. Marshall	Vermont Green	Rochester
	Dennis Morrisseau	Impeach Bush Now	Pawlet
	Jane Newton	Liberty Union	Londonderry
1 James M. Jeffords* not a candidate. 2 Bernard Sanders* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Senator.

Virginia

For United States Senator
George Allen	* Republican	Chesterfield County
James H. ‘‘Jim Webb, Jr.	Democrat	Arlington
Glenda Gail Parker	Independent Green	Alexandria

For United States Representative
1.	Jo Ann Davis	* Republican	Gloucester
	Shawn M. O'Donnell	Democrat	Fredericksburg
	Marvin F. Pixton III	Independent	Spotsylvania
2.	Thelma D. Drake	* Republican	Norfolk
	Philip J. Kellam	Democrat	Virginia Beach
3.	Robert C. Scott	* Democrat	Newport News
4.	J. Randy Forbes	* Republican	Chesapeake
	Albert P. Burckard, Jr.	Independent Green	Carrollton
5.	5 Virgil H. Goode, Jr.	* Republican	Rocky Mount
	Al C. Weed II	Democrat	Lovingston
	Joseph P. Oddo	Independent Green	Ruckersville
6.	Bob Goodlatte	* Republican	Roanoke
	Andre D. Peery	Independent	Salem
	Barbara Jean Pryor	Independent	Amherst
7.	Eric Cantor	* Republican	Richmond
	James M. Nachman	Democrat	Richmond
	W. Brad Blanton	Independent	Stanley
8.	Tom M. O'Donoghue	Republican	Alexandria
	James P. Moran	* Democrat	Arlington
	James T. ‘‘Jim Hurysz	Independent	Arlington
9.	C. W. ‘‘Bill Carrico	Republican	Independence
	Rick Boucher	* Democrat	Abingdon
10.	Frank R. Wolf	* Republican	Vienna
	Judy M. Feder	Democrat	McLean
	Neeraj C. Nigam	Independent	Sterling
	Wilbur N. Wood III	Libertarian	Berryville
11.	Tom Davis	* Republican	Vienna
	Andrew L. Hurst	Democrat	Springfield
	Ferdinando C. Greco	Independent Green	Clifton

Washington

For United States Senator
Mike McGavick	Republican	Seattle
Maria Cantwell	* Democrat	Edmonds
Robin Adair	Independent	Seattle
Aaron Dixon	Green	Seattle
Bruce Guthrie	Libertarian	Tacoma

For United States Representative
1.	Larry W. Ishmael	Republican	Kirkland
	Jay Inslee	* Democrat	Bainbridge Island
2.	Doug Roulstone	Republican	Snohomish
	Rick Larsen	* Democrat	Everett
3.	Michael Messmore	Republican	Chehalis
	Brian Baird	* Democrat	Vancouver
4.	Doc Hastings	* Republican	Pasco
	Richard Wright	Democrat	Kennewick
5.	Cathy McMorris	* Republican	Deer Lake
	Peter J. Goldmark	Democrat	Okanogan
6.	Doug Cloud	Republican	Tacoma
	Norman D. Dicks	* Democrat	Belfair
7.	Steve Beren	Republican	Seattle
	Jim McDermott	* Democrat	Seattle
	Linnea S. Noreen	Independent	Seattle
8.	David G. Reichert	* Republican	Auburn
	Darcy Burner	Democrat	Carnation
9.	Steven C. Cofchin	Republican	Tacoma
	Adam Smith	* Democrat	Tacoma

West Virginia

For United States Senator
John R. Raese	Republican	Morgantown
Robert C. Byrd	* Democrat	Sophia
Jesse Johnson	Mountain	Charleston

For United States Representative
1.	Chris Wakim	Republican	Wheeling
	Alan B. Mollohan	* Democrat	Fairmont
2.	Shelley Moore Capito	* Republican	Charleston
	Mike Callaghan	Democrat	Charleston
3.	Kim Wolfe	Republican	Huntington
	Nick J. Rahall II	* Democrat	Beckley

Wisconsin

For United States Senator
Robert Gerald Lorge	Republican	Bear Creek
Herb Kohl	* Democrat	Milwaukee
Ben J. Glatzel	Independent	Milwaukee
Rae Vogeler	Wisconsin Green	Oregon

For United States Representative
1.	Paul Ryan	* Republican	Janesville
	Jeffrey C. Thomas	Democrat	Janesville
2.	Dave Magnum	Republican	Pardeeville
	Tammy Baldwin	* Democrat	Madison
3.	Paul R. Nelson	Republican	Woodville
	Ron Kind	* Democrat	La Crosse
4.	Perfecto Rivera	Republican	Milwaukee
	Gwen Moore	* Democrat	Milwaukee
5.	F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr.	* Republican	Menomonee Falls
	Bryan Kennedy	Democrat	Glendale
	Robert R. Raymond	Independent	Shorewood
	Bob Levis	Wisconsin Green	Brookfield
6.	Thomas E. Petri	* Republican	Fond du Lac
7.	Nick Reid	Republican	Rice Lake
	David R. Obey	* Democrat	Wausau
	Mike Miles	Wisconsin Green	Luck
8.	1 John Gard	Republican	Peshtigo
	Steven L. Kagen	Democrat	Appleton
1 Mark Green* not a candidate for re-election; nominated for Governor

Wyoming

For United States Senator
	Craig Thomas	* Republican	Casper
	Dale Groutage	Democrat	Lander

For United States Representative At Large
	Barbara Cubin	* Republican	Casper
	Gary Trauner	Democrat	Wilson

American Samoa

For Delegate
Amata Aumua	Republican	Pago Pago
Eni F. H. Faleomavaega	* Democrat	Vailoatai
Ae Ae Muavaefaatasi, Jr.	Independent	Pago Pago

District of Columbia

For Delegate ( Unofficial General Election Results )[22]
	Eleanor Holmes Norton	* Democrat	District of Columbia	97.39%

Guam

For Delegate
	Madeleine Z. Bordallo	* Democrat	Hagatna

Virgin Islands

For Delegate ( 10:16:28PM 11/7/2006 )[23]
	Donna M. Christensen	* Democrat	St. Croix	62.91%
	Warren B. Mosler	Independent	Christiansted	37.08%

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