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1992 Arizona Congressional and Statewide Results
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President
Gov. William Jefferson "Bill" Clinton (D) 36.52% George Herbert Walker Bush (R) 38.47% businessman H. Ross Perot (I) 23.79%,
James "Bo" Gritz (I) 0.55%,
André Marrou (L) 0.45%,
John S. Hagelin (NL) 0.15%,
Lenora Fulani (NewA) 0.06%,
Lyndon LaRouche (WI) 0.00%,
Senator, 1st term,
D.C.'s Political Report's Prediction: 77% Republican, Cook Report: Leans Republican, Roll Call: Likely republican, Rothenberg Report: Not Vulnerable, Hotline: Safe Incumbent,
Claire Sargent (D) 31.6% John McCain, III (R) 55.8% ex-Gov. Evan Mecham (I) 10.5%, Kiana Delamare (L) 1.6%, Ed Finkelstein (NewA) .5%, write-in candidates 0%
1st Cong. District, 99.5% in '90
D.C.'s Political Report's Prediction: Republican, Roll Call's Outlook: Toss Up, Cook Report: Toss Up
Planned Parenthood of Arizona director Sam Coppersmith (D) 51.3% John Jay Rhodes III (R) 44.6% Ted Goldstein (NL) 4.1%
2nd Cong. District, 1st term, won special election on 9/24/91 to replace Mo Udall (D) who died, 65.9% in '90
D.C.'s Political Report's Prediction: Democrat, Roll Call's Outlook: Safe Democrat, Cook Report: Safe Democrat
Ed Pastor (D) 66% Don Shooter (R) 30% Dan Detaranto (L) 4%, write-in 0%
3rd Cong. District, 8th term, 56.6% in '90
D.C.'s Political Report's Prediction: Republican, Roll Call: Likely Republican, Cook Report: Likely Republican,
businessman / '90 nominee Roger Hartstone (D) 34.3% Bob Stump (R) 61.5% Pamela Volponi (NL) 4.2%
4th Cong. District, 61.3% in '90, 3rd term
D.C.'s Political Report's Prediction: Republican, Roll Call's Outlook: Safe Republican, Cook Report: Safe Republican,
Walter R. Mybeck II (D) 26.7% Jon Kyl (R) 59.2% Tim McDermott (L) 4.4%, Debbie Collings (Perot) 9.7%,
5th Cong. District, 4th term, 64.8% in '90
D.C.'s Political Report's Prediction: Republican, Roll Call's Outlook: Safe Republican, Cook Report: Likely Republican,
Businessman Jim Toevs (D) 29.7% Jim Kolbe (R) 66.5% Perry Willis (L) 3.7%
6th Cong. District, new district
D.C.'s Political Report's Prediction: Democrat, Roll Call's Outlook: Toss Up, Cook Report: Toss Up
St. Sen. Karen English (D) 53% ex-White House aide Doug Wead (R) 41.4% Sarah Stannard (I) 5.6%

1. Key to Predictions: Roll Call,
The Cook Political Report,
The Rothenberg Political Report,
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2. Bold indicates incumbent. Yellow district indicates open races. Blue boxes indicates winner. Red print indicates change in party control.

3. Key to Party Identification.
(D) = Democratic Party
(I) = independent candidates
(L) = Libertarian Party
(NL) = Natural Law Party
(NewA) = New Alliance Party
(Perot) = Perot Supporter
(R) = Republican Party
(WI) = Write-in candidates


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