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2002 Governor Results
No Gubernatorial Election in Clear States Riley defeated Siegelman (D) Sophocleus (L) Open Seat (D) Murkowski (R) defeated Ulmer (D) Wright (AK/I) Benson (G) Toien (L) Vinzant (RM) Open Seat (R) Napolitano (D) defeated Salmon (R) Hess (L) Mahoney (I) Huckabee (R) defeated Fisher (D) Davis (D) defeated Simon (R) Copeland (L) Camejo (G) Gulke (AI) Adam (NL) Owens (R) defeated Heath (D) Shnelver (L) Forthofer (G) Rowland (R) defeated Curry (D) Williams (D) defeated Schwartz (R) Donkin (DC) Manuel (SW) Kinch (I) Bush (R) defeated McBride (D) Kunst (I) Perdue (R) defeated Barnes (D) Hayes (L) Open Seat (D) Lingle (R) defeated Hirono (D) Ryan (L) Hill (NL) Cunningham (FE) Brewer (I) Kempthorne (R) defeated Brady (D) Adams (L) Blagojevich (D) defeated Ryan (R) Skinner (L) Brown (I) Vilsack (D) defeated Gross (R) Robinson (G) Cleveland (L/NL) Open Seat (R) Sebelius (D) defeated Shallenburger (R) Hawver (L) Pettibone (Rfm) Open Seat (I) Baldacci (D) defeated Cianchette (R) Carter (G) Michael (I) Open Seat (D) Ehrlich (R) defeated Townsend (D) Lancaster (L) Romney (R) defeated O'Brien (D) Howell (L) Stein (G) Open Seat (R) Granholm (D) defeated Posthumus (R) Campbell (G) Pilchak (T) Pawlenty (R) defeated Penny (Ind) Moe (D) Pentel (G) Aeshliman (C) Sachs (SW) Hodges (I) Johanns (R) defeated Dean (D) Rosberg (Ne) Guinn (R) defeated Neal (D) Geyer (L) Laws (G) Holmgren (IA) Norton (I) Benson (R) defeated Fernald (D) Babiarz (L) Open Seat (R) Richardson (D) defeated Sanchez (R) Bacon (G) Pataki (R) defeated McCall (D) Golisano (Ind) Aronowitz (G) Jeffrey (L) Cronin (RtL) Leighton (M) Wein (C) Koppel (SW) Taft (R) defeated Hagan (D) Eastman (NL) Open Seat (R) Henry (D) defeated Largent (R) Richardson (I) Open Seat (D) Kulongoski (D) defeated Mannix (R) Cox (L) Open Seat (R) Rendell (D) defeated Fisher (R) Krawchuk (L) Morrill (G) Open Seat (R) Carcieri (R) defeated York (D) Sanford (R) defeated Hodges (D) Open Seat (R) Rounds (R) defeated Abbott (D) Barton (L) Carlson (I) Open Seat (R) Bredesen (D) defeated Hilleary (R) Gatchell (I) Givens (I) Harren (I) Hooker (I) Ledford (L) Leinoff (I) Marceaux (I) Sanders (I) Simmons (I) Waldron (I) Watson (I) Whittaker (I) Wilhoit (I) Perry (R) defeated Sanchez (D) Daiell (L) Mahajan (G) Douglas (R) defeated Racine (D) Badamo (PR) Williams (L) Diamondstone (LU) Ericson (M) Hogan (I) Pearl (I) Christian (I) Doyle (D) defeated McCallum (R) Young (G) Thompson (L) Bollerud (I) Eisenberg (Rfm) Mangan (I) Rasta (I) Open Seat (R) Freudenthal (D) defeated Bebout (R) Dawson (L)

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Wisconsin
Wyoming

2002 U.S. Senate Results
No Senatorial Election in Clear States Sessions (R) defeated Parker (D) Allen (L) Stevens (R) defeated Vondersaar (D) Karpinski (L) Dore (Ind) Sykes (G) Pryor (D) defeated Hutchinson (R) Allard (R) defeated Strickland (D) Stanley (L) Campbell (G) Heckman (I) Biden (D) defeated Clatworthy (R) Chambliss (R) defeated Cleland (D) Thomas (L) Craig (R) defeated Blinken (D) Bramwell (L) Durbin (D) defeated Durkin (R) Burgauer (L) Vilstrom (G) Harkin (D) defeated Ganske (R) Harthan (G) Moore (L) Roberts (R) defeated Cook (Rfm) Rosile (L) McConnell (R) defeated Weinberg (D) Landrieu (D) vs. Terrell (R) Collins (R) defeated Pingree (D) Kerry (D) defeated Cloud (L) Levin (D) defeated Raczkowski (R) Borregard (G) Dern (NL) Mangopoulos (Rfm) Coleman (R) defeated Mondale (D) Moore (Ind) Tricomo (G) Kovatchevich (C) Cochran (R) defeated O'Hara (I) Special Election: Talent (R) defeated Carnahan (D) Millay (L) Romano (G) Baucus (D) defeated Taylor (R) Jones (L) Kelleher (G) Hagel (R) defeated Matolka (D) Graziano (L) Open (R): Sununu (R) Shaheen (D) Blevens (L) Rizzio (G) Gosselin (I) Open (D) Lautenberg (D) defeated Forrester (R) Glick (G) Macron (L) Pason (S) Wahner (Cns) Domenici defeated Tristani (D) Dole (R) defeated Bowles (D) Inhofe (R) defeated Walters (D) Germalic (I) Smith (R) defeated Bradbury (D) Fitzgerald (L) Mabon (C) Reed (D) defeated Tingle (R) Open Seat (R) Graham (R) defeated Sanders (D) Adams (C) Kocher (L) Johnson (D) defeated Thune (R) Evans (L) Alexander (R) defeated Clement (D) Baker (I) Davidson (I) Hooker (I) Gammon (Ind) Keplinger (I) Marceaux (I) Cornyn (R) defeated Kirk (D) Jameson (L) Williams (G) Warner (R) defeated Hornberger (L) Spannaus (I) Rockefeller (D) defeated Wolfe (R) Enzi (R) defeated Corcoran (D)

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Delaware
Georgia
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Illinois
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Louisiana
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Michigan
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Mississippi
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Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Oregon
 Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
Wyoming

2002 House of Representative Results
Special Thanks to Jeffrey Sachs for Mapping Coordinates Alabama has 7 Seats: 5 GOP 2 Dem Alaska has 1 Seat: Young (R) defeated Greene (D) Deforest (G) Clift (L) Arizona has 8 Seats: 6 GOP 2 Dem Arkansas has 4 Seats: 1 GOP 3 Dem California has 53 Seats: 20 GOP 33 Dem Colorado has 7 Seats: 5 GOP 2 Dem Connecticut has 5 Seats: 3 GOP 2 Dem Delaware 1 Seat: Castle (R) defeated Miller (D) Thomas (L) District of Columbia has 1 Delegate: Norton (D) defeated Jordan (DC) Kidd (I) Florida has 25 Seats: 18 GOP 7 Dem Georgia has 13 Seats: 8 GOP 5 Dem Hawaii has 2 Seats: 2 Dem Idaho has 2 Seats: 2 GOP Illinois has 19 Seats: 10 GOP 9 Dem Indiana has 9 Seats: 3 Dem, 6 GOP Iowa has 5 Seats: 1 Dem, 4 GOP Kansas has 4 Seats: 1 Dem, 3 GOP Kentucky has 6 Seats: 1 Dem, 5 GOP Louisiana has 7 Seats: 1 Open, 2 Dem, 4 GOP Maine has 2 Seats: 2 Dem Maryland has 8 Seats: 6 Dem, 2 GOP Massachusetts has 10 Seats: 10 Dem Michigan has 15 Seats: 9 GOP 6 Dem Minnesota has 8 Seats: 4 Dem, 4 GOP Mississippi has 4 Seats: 2 GOP, 2 Dem Missouri has 9 Seats: 5 Dem, 4 GOP Montana has 1 GOP Seat: Rohberg (R) defeated Kelly (D) Nebraska has 3 GOP Seats Nevada has 3 Seats: 2 GOP 1 Dem New Hampshire has 2 Seats: 2 GOP New Jersey has 13 Seats: 7 Dem, 6 GOP New Mexico has 3 Seats: 2 GOP 1 Dem New York has 29 Seats: 19 Dem, 10 GOP North Carolina has 13 Seats: 6 Dem, 7 GOP North Dakota has 1 Seat: Dem (Pomeroy defeated Clayburgh Ohio has 18 Seats: 12 GOP 6 Dem Oklahoma has 5 Seats: 4 GOP 1 Dem Oregon has 5 Seats: 1 GOP 1 Dem Pennsylvania has 19 Seats: 12 GOP 7 Dem Rhode Island has 2 Seats: 2 Dem South Carolina has 6 Seats: 4 GOP 2 Dem South Dakota has 1 Seat: 1 Open: Janklow (R) defeated Herseth (D) Begay (L) Tennessee has 9 Seats: 4 GOP 5 Dem Texas has 32 Seats: 15 GOP 17 Dem Utah has 3 Seats: 2 GOP 1 Dem Vermont has 1 Seat: 1 Progressive Virginia has 11 Seats: 8 GOP 3 Dem Washington has 9 Seats: 3 GOP 6 Dem West Virginia has 3 Seats: 1 GOP 2 Dem Wisconsin has 8 Seats: 4 GOP 4 Dem Wyoming has 1 Seat: Cubin (R) defeated Akin (D) Stock (L)

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Alaska
American Samoa
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Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Guam
Hawaii
 Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
 Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
 Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virgin Islands
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming

2002 Special Elections Results
No Special Elections in Clear States Mink (D) Died Missouri Senate Special Election: Talent (R) defeated Carnahan (D) Ohio 1 Special Election: Hall (D) resigning, Ohio 17 Traficant expelled Oklahoma 1st Special Election: Sullivan (R) defeated Dodd (D) Mavis (L) Fares (I)

Hawaii 2nd
 Missouri Senate
 Oklahoma 1st

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