Democrats	Republicans	Others
1994 Results Choice a State / Territory Index Alabama Alaska American Samoa Arizona 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 Open Seats Index Alaska Governor Arizona Senate Arizona 1st Arizona 4th Arkansas Governor California 16th California 22nd California 44th Connecticut Governor Florida 1st Florida 15th Florida 16th Georgia 8th Hawaii Governor Idaho Governor Illinois 11th Illinois 18th Indiana 2nd Iowa 5th Kansas Governor Kansas 2nd Kentucky 2nd Kentucky 3rd Maine Gov Maine Senate Maine 1st Maine 2nd Maryland Governor Maryland 2nd Michigan Senate Michigan 3rd Michigan 8th Michigan 13th Minnesota Senate Minnesota 1st Minnesota 6th Mississippi 1st Missouri Senate Missouri 5th New Jersey 2nd New Jersey 11th New York 19th North Carolina 2nd North Carolina 5th North Carolina 9th Ohio Senate Ohio 18th Oklahoma Governor Oklahoma Senate Oklahoma 1st Oklahoma 2nd Oklahoma 4th Oklahoma 6th Oregon Governor Oregon 2nd Oregon 5th Pennsylvania Governor Pennsylvania 2nd Pennsylvania 18th Pennsylvania 20th Pennsylvania 21st Rhode Island Governor Rhode Island 1st South Carolina Governor South Carolina 1st South Carolina 3rd South Dakota Governor Tennessee Governor Tennessee Senate Tennessee 3rd Tennessee 4th Tennessee 7th Texas 10th Texas 18th Texas 25th Washington 2nd Wyoming Senate Wyoming At-Large Web D.C.'s Report Your Ad Here	Open Governors Races in 1994 11 Democrats - 3 Republicans - 2 Independents Bill Clinton (D-AR) elected President John Waihee (D-HI) barred Cecil Andrus (D-ID) barred Joan Finney (D-KS) retired William Donald Schaefer (D-MD) barred David Walters (D-OK) retired Barbara Roberts (D-OR) retired Bob Casey (D-PA) barred Bruce Sundlun (D-RI) defeated in primary Ned McWherter (D-RI) barred Mike Sullivan (D-RI) barred, ran for Senate John McKernan (R-ME) barred Carroll Campbell (R-SC) barred Walter Miller (R-SD) defeated in primary Wally Hickel (Ind-AK) retired Lowell Weicker (CT-CT) retired Open Senate Races in 1994 6 Democrats - 3 Republicans Dennis DeConcini (D-AZ) retired George Mitchell (D-ME) retired Don Riegle (D-MI) retired Howard Metzenbaum (D-OH) retired David Boren (D-OK) resigned Harlan Mathews (D-TN) retired David Durenberger (R-MN) retired John Danforth (R-MO) retired Malcolm Wallop (R-WY) retired Open House Races in 1994 33 Democrats - 21 Republicans Sam Coppersmith (D-AZ-1) ran for Senate Don Edwards (D-CA-16) retired Earl Hutto (D-FL-1) retired Jim Bacchus (D-FL-15) retired Roy Rowland (D-GA-8) retired George Sangmeister (D-IL-11) retired Phil Sharp (D-IN-2) retired Jim Slattery (D-KS-2) ran for Governor William Natcher (D-KY-2) died Romano Mazzoli (D-KY-3) retired Tom Andrews (D-ME-1) ran for Senate Bob Carr (D-MI-8) ran for Senate Bill Ford (D-MI-13) retired Tim Penny (D-MN-1) retired Jamie Whitten (D-MS-1) retired Alan Wheat (D-MO-5) ran for Senate Bill Hughes (D-NJ-2) retired Tim Valentine (D-NC-2) retired Stephen Neal (D-NC-5) retired Doug Applegate (D-OH-18) retired Mike Synar (D-OK-2) defeated in primary and died Dave McCurdy (D-OK-4) ran for Senate Glenn English (D-OK-6) resigned Mike Kopetski (D-OR-5) retired Lucien Blackwell (D-PA-2) defeated in primary Austin Murphy (D-PA-20) retired Butler Derrick (D-SC-3) retired Marilyn Lloyd (D-TN-3) retired Jim Cooper (D-TN-4) ran for Senate J.J. Pickle (D-TX-10) retired Craig Washington (D-TX-18) defeated in primary Mike Andrews (D-TX-25) defeated in Senate primary Al Swift (D-WA-2) retired John Kyl (R-AZ-4) elected to Senate Mike Huffington (R-CA-22) ran for Senate Al McCandless (R-CA-44) retired Tom Lewis (R-FL-16) retired Bob Michel (R-IL-18) retired Fred Grandy (R-IA-5) defeated in Governor Primary Olympia Snowe (R-ME-2) elected to Senate Helen Delich Bentley (R-MD-2) defeated in Governor Primary Paul Henry (R-MI-3) died Rod Grams (R-MN-6) elected to Senate Dean Gallo (R-NJ-11) retired Hamilton Fish (R-NY-19) retired Alex McMillan (R-NC-9) retired Jim Inhofe (R-OK-1) elected to Senate Bob Smith (R-OR-2) retired Rick Santorum (R-PA-18) elected to Senate Tom Ridge (R-PA-21) elected Governor Ron Machtley (R-RI-1) defeated in Governor Primary Arthur Ravenel (R-SC-1) defeated in Governor Primary Don Sundquist (R-TN-7) elected Governor Craig Thomas (R-WY-AL) elected to Senate

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