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Indiana Secretary of State - Elections Division
2000 Indiana Democratic Presidential Primary Results
May 2, 2000 |
| Al Gore |
74.4% |
| Bill Bradley |
21.8% |
| Lyndon LaRouche |
3.9% |
2000 Indiana Republican Presidential Primary Results
May 2, 2000 |
| George W. Bush |
81.1% |
| John McCain |
19.9% |
2000 Indiana Congressional and Statewide Primary Results
May 2, 2000 |
| Governor |
| Frank O'Bannon (D) |
U.S. Rep. David M. McIntosh (R) 70.4%, attorney John Price (R) 29.6%, |
engineer / '99 Indianapolis Mayor nominee Andy Horning (L), business manager Paul Wilson (NL), attorney Terry Boesch (I), |
| Lt. Governor |
| Joseph Kernan (D), |
Hammond Mayor Duane Dedelow (R), |
programmer Rick Crawford (NL), |
| Attorney General |
| Karen Freeman Wilson (D), |
'96 nominee / attorney Steve Carter (R) |
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| School Superintendent |
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Suellen Reed (R), |
Sam Goldstein (L), computer resaler Jack Baldwin (NL), |
| Senator |
| attorney David Lawther Johnson (D) |
Richard G. Lugar (R), |
Albert Barger (L), attorney Larry Evans (NL), software engineer Paul Hager (L), |
| 1st Congressional District |
| Peter J. Visclosky (D) 81.1%, retired naval officer Cyril B. "Cy" Huerter (D) 3.2%, Sandra K. Smith (D) 15.7%, |
Jack Reynolds (R) 65.6%,carpenter Mark J. Leyva (R) 34.4%, |
Christopher Nelson (L), |
| 2nd Congressional District |
| attorney Robert W. Rock Jr. (D) 31.9%, legislative aide Troy Liggett (D) 17.6%, ex-congressional aide Ronald A. "Ron" Gyure (D) 24.2%, attorney Angela "Angie" Burks (D) 18.4%, Sean David Harding (D) 7.9%, |
radio talk show host Mike Pence (R) 44.4%, St. Rep. Jeffrey M. Linder (R) 24.0%, ex-congressional aide Allen Lucas "Luke" Messer (R) 20.9%, attorney Brad D. Steele (R) 5.8%, David M. "Mike" Campbell (R) 3.9%, businessman / '98 Libertarian nominee Cliff Federle (R) 1.1%, |
ex-GOP St. Sen. / perennial candidate William "Bill" Frazier (R) |
| 3rd Congressional District |
| Tim Roemer (D) 88.4%, assassination conspiracy theorist Steven W. Osborn (D) 11.6%, |
businessman Joseph Christopher "Chris" Chocola (R) |
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| 4th Congressional District |
| FedEx Courier Michael "Mike" Dewayne Foster (D) 71.4%, businessman David Christopher "Dave" Roach (D) 28.6%, |
Mark E. Souder (R) 67.8%, deputy Prosecutor Mike Loomis (R) 32.2%, |
Nick Metel (L) |
| 5th Congressional District |
| Steelworkers Union local president Greg Goodnight (D) 58.7%, John Arnold (D) 15.8%, R. McAlister Ellis Jr. (D) 16.2%, Hugh P. Salisbury (D) 9.4%, |
Stephen Buyer (R), |
Scott Benson (L), |
| 6th Congressional District |
| community service organization director Darin Patrick Griesey (D) 42.8%,commercial banker Nick F. Arena (D) 34.6%, '98 candidate / Dr. R. "Nag" Nagarajan (D) 22.7%, |
Dan Burton (R) 79.4%, George Thomas Holland (R) 20.6%, |
teacher / '98 nominee Joe Hauptman (L) |
| 7th Congressional District |
| UPS employee Michael Douglas Graf (D) 32.8%, Jeffrey L. Clapper (D) 29.2%, Daniel Scott Grinestaff (D) 16.5%, airline employee / '98 nominee Samuel W. "Dutch" Hillenburg (D) 21.5%, |
congressional aide Brian D. Kerns (R) 39.3%, ex-American Red Cross president / ex-vice president of United Parcel Service Matt Branam (R) 3.8%, systems analyst Bryan L. Donaldson (R) 4.1%, carpenter Anthony W. "Tony" Duncan (R) 3.3%, Alex Gatzimos (R) 12.0%, stockbroker / ex-Lafayette chamber of commerce president Bob Griffiths (R) 33.4%, conservative activist Douglas Edwin "Doug" Hess (R) 2.5%, John W. Timm (R) 1.6%, |
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| 8th Congressional District |
| physician Paul E. Perry (D) 57.6%, attorney John Mark Hamilton (D) 37.9%, John W. "Willie" Taylor (D) 4.5%, |
John N. Hostettler (R), |
software engineer / '96 / '98 nominee Paul Hager (L)? |
| 9th Congressional District |
| Baron P. Hill (D) 84.7%, James R. McClure Jr. (D) 11.2%, Lendall B. "Lee" Terry (D) 4.1%, |
pro-life activist Michael E. Bailey (R) 51.9%, businessman Kevin Kellems (R) 48.1%, |
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| 10th Congressional District |
| Julia M. Carson (D) 88.9%, convicted felon Bobby H. "Bob" Kern Hidalgo (D) 4.4%, substitute teacher Ralph Spelbring (D) 6.7%, |
'94 nominee / professor Marvin B. Scott (R) 58.2%, communications director for public instruction Anthony A. "Tony" Samuel (R), 41.8% |
Na'llah Ali (L) |
1. Bold indicates incumbent. Yellow district indicates
open races. Blue boxes indicates winner. Red print indicates change in party control.
2. Key to Party Identification.
(D) = Democratic Party
(I) = independent candidates
(L) = Libertarian Party
(NL) = Natural Law Party
(R) = Republican Party
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