2002 California Congressional and Statewide Primary Results
Primary: 3/5/02,
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Key to Party Identification, |
| Governor, 58% in '98, 1st term |
| Gray Davis (D) 80.8%, educator Anselmo A. Chavez (D) 8.4%, case heaing representative Charles "Chuck" Pineda, Jr. (D) 6.4%, American Women Presidents president Mosemarie Boyd (D) 4.4%, |
investment banker William E. "Bill" Simon Jr. (R) 49.4%, ex-Mayor Richard J. "Dick" Riordan (R) 31.4%, Sec. of St. Bill Jones (R) 17%, businessman Nick Jesson (R) 0.9%, homemaker / publisher Edie Bukewihge (R) 0.6%, country singer Danney Ball (R) 0.5%, legal reform activist Jim Dimov (R) 0.2%, |
computer consultant Gary D. Copeland (L), 1972 Socialist Workers Party Pres nominee businessman Peter Miguel Camejo (G), electrical contractor / farmer Reinhold S. "Ron" Gulke (AI), business analyst / '00 Congressional nominee Jane E. "Iris" Adam (NL), attorney Harvey Rosenfield (I)?, |
| Lt. Governor, 52.7% in '98 |
| Cruz M. Bustamante (D), |
St. Sen. Bruce McPherson (R) 86.2%, singer/ songwriter Eloise Mann Smith Michaels (R) 13.8%, |
ferret activist Pat Wright (L), financial manager '01 Congressional nominee Donna J. Warren (G), state party vice chair / realtor James D. "Jim" King (AI), public relations director Kalee Przybylak (NL), teacher Paul Jerry Hannosh (Rfm), |
| Attorney General, 52.7% in '98 |
| Bill Lockyer (D) 82.7%, attorney / '00 Senate candidate Michael Schmier (D) 17.3%, |
St. Sen. Richard "Dick" Ackerman (R), |
attorney Ed Kuwatch (L), ex-public defender Glen Freeman Mowrer (G), attorney / '96 American Party Presidental nominee / '00 Senate nominee / Diana Beall Templin (AI), |
| Secretary of State, 47.0% in '98, Bill Jones (R) barred from re-election, running for Governor |
| St. AM Kevin Shelley (D) 33.7%, ex-Sec. of St. / ex-U.S. Rep. March Fong Eu (D) 29%, ex-VP aide / '98 nominee / '96 Congressional nominee Michela Alioto (D) 28.2%, attorney Carl Henley (D) 5.3%, author Shawn Casey O'Brien (D) 3.8%, |
ex-St. AM / businessman Robert K. "Keith" Olberg (R) 61.9%, attorney '01 candidate Michael R. "Mike" Schaefer (R) 20.8%, Barbara Jean Marr (R) 17.3%, |
2000 Senate nominee / nurse Gail K. Lightfoot (L), educator Laurence H. "Larry" Shoup (G), businessman Edward C. "Ed" Noonan (AI), state party co-chair / teacher Louise Marie Allison (NL), educator / ex-state party chair / '98 SOS nominee / '00 Senate candidate / Valli "Sharp" Sharpe-Geisler (Rfm), |
| Treasurer, 52.6% in '98, |
| Phil Angelides (D), |
ex-Public Utilities Com'r. / CPA Phillip Gregory Conlon (R) 51.4%, LA Co. GOP chair / investment manager Mary A. Toman (R) 48.6%, |
West Covina City Treas. Marian Smithson (L), CPA Jeanne-Marie Rosenmeier (G), state party chair '98 Gubernatorial nominee / transit worker Nathan E. Johnson (AI), executive administrator Sylvia Valentine (NL), |
| Controller, 60.9% in '98, Kathleen Connell (D) barred from re-election |
| internet executive Steve Westly (D) 56.6%, Board of Equalization Member / ex-St. AM Johan Klehs (D) 43.4%, |
St. Sen. Tom McClintock (R) 45.8%, Board of Equalization member / ex-St. AM Dean F. Andal (R) 35.3%, nurse Nancy Beecham (R) 9.5%, accountant W. Snow Hume (R) 9.4%, |
financial systems consultant Laura Wells (G) 84.2%, businessman David Delano Blanco (G) 15.8%, |
| baptist minister Ernest F. Vance (AI), businessman / '00 Congressional nominee / '98 St. Treasurer nominee J. Carlso Aguirre (NL), |
| Insurance Commissioner, 49.9% in '98 for Chuck Quackenbush (R) who resigned 6/29/00, Harry Low (D) not seeking re-election, |
| ex-St. Comptroller / rancher John Garamendi (D) 38.5%, ex-St. AM / '94 Attorney General nominee Tom Umberg (D) 28.1%, St. AM Thomas M. "Tom" Calderon (D) 23.1%, attorney William L. "Bill" Winslow (D) 10.3%, |
ex-St. Corp. Com'r. / attorney Gary S. Mendoza (R) 41.7%, ex-teacher / insurance auditor Stefan "WatchDog" Stitch (R) 36.4%, '90 nominee / water comm'r / insurance agent Wes Bannister (R) 21.9%, |
acutarial consultant / 1998 nominee / Dale F. Ogden (L), bank exec. David Ishmael Sheidlower (G), religious right activist / businessman Steven A. Klein (AI), psychologist Raul Calderon, Jr. (NL), |
| School Superintendent (Non Partisan), Delaine Eastin (D) barred from re-election, |
| St. Sen. Jack T. O'Connell (D) 41.8%, Union Board of Education President Katherine H. Smith (R) 28.3%, St. AM Lynne C. Leach (R) 26.1%, political consultant Joe Taylor (I) 3.8%, |
| 1st Congressional District, 65.2% in '00, 2nd term |
| Mike Thompson (D), |
CPA / '00 candidate Lawrence R. Wiesner (R), |
information technology manager Kevin Bastian (L), |
| 2nd Congressional District, 65.7% in '00, 8th term |
| Mike Johnson (D) 61.1%, retired appraiser Raymond G. "Ray" Hennemann (D) 38.9%, |
Wally Herger (R) 88.7%, businessman / '00 candidate Walter Allen "Al" Thompson (R) 8.3%, journalism student Bob Todd (R) 3%, |
2000 nominee / consultant Charles R. Martin (L), holistic health education Patrice Thiessen (NL), |
| 3rd Congressional District, 56.1% in '00, 2nd term |
| farmer Howard Beeman (D), |
Douglas Ose (R), |
'98 & '00 nominee / retired civil engineer Douglas Arthur "Art" Tuma (L), |
| 4th Congressional District, 63.2% in '00, 6th term |
| retired sales manager / '00 nominee Mark A. Norberg (D), |
John T. Doolittle (R) 77.4%, Dr. William W. "Bill" Kirby (R) 22.6%, |
real estate agent Allen M. Roberts (L), |
| 5th Congressional District, 68.7% in '00, 12th term |
| Robert T. Matsui (D), |
corp. manager Richard Frankhuizen (R), |
computer scientist Timothy E. Roloff (L), |
| 6th Congressional District, 64.4% in '00, 5th term |
| Lynn C. Woolsey (D) 80.6%, Mayor Michael F. Martini (D) 19.4%, |
businessman Paul L. Erickson (R), |
author / 2000 nominee Richard O. Barton (L), marketing research coordinator Jeffrey Rainforth (Rfm), |
| 7th Congressional District, 76.7% in '00, 14th term |
| George Miller (D), |
housing finance officer Charles R. Hargrave (R), |
activist / equipment service manager Scott A. Wilson (L), |
| 8th Congressional District, 84.5% in '00, 8th term |
| Nancy Pelosi (D) 93.1%, business consultant Paul G. McConnell (D) 6.9%, |
Deputy Att. Gen. G. Michael German (R) 73.6%, businessman John Jenkel (R) 26.4%, |
internet privacy worker Ira Spivack (L), artist Jay Pond (G), |
| 9th Congressional District, 85.2% in '00, 2nd term |
| Barbara Lee (D) 84.8%, civil engineer Kevin Greene (D) 15.2%, |
economist Jerald H. Udinsky (R) 61.8%, anti-tax activist / retired financial consultant Hector "Reno" Reyna (R) 38.2%, |
consultant / scientist James M. Eyer (L), |
| 10th Congressional District, 52.8% in '00, 3rd term |
| Ellen O. Tauscher (D) 83.4%, organic farmer Kurt Rasmussen (D) 16.6%, |
No Republican candidate |
Sonia E. Alonso Harden (L), |
| 11th Congressional District, 57.9% in '00, 5th term |
| attorney Elaine Dugger Shaw (D) 63.8%, real estate consultant / '98 nominee / '00 candidate Robert L. Figueroa (D) 36.2%, |
Richard W. Pombo (R) 87%, retired farmer Thomas A. "Tom" Benigno (R) 13%, |
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| 12th Congressional District, 74.6% in '00, 11th term |
| Tom Lantos (D), |
businessman Michael J. Moloney (R), |
software consultant Maad H. Abu-Ghazaleh (L), |
| 13th Congressional District, 70.7% in '00, 15th term |
| Fortney H. "Pete" Stark (D), |
businessman Syed R. Mahood (R), |
software engineer Mark W. Stroberg (L), chiropractor / '00 nominee Don J. Grundmann (AI), businessman John J. Bambey (Rfm), |
| 14th Congressional District, 70.4% in '00, 5th term |
| Anna G. Eshoo (D), |
businessman Joseph Henry Nixon (R), |
economics researcher Andrew Barnard Carver (L), |
| 15th Congressional District, 54.5% in '00, 1st term |
| Michael H. "Mike" Honda (D), |
school board member Linda Rae Hermann (R), |
software contractor Jeff Landauer (L), |
| 16th Congressional District, 72.5% in '00, 4th term, |
| Zoe Lofgren (D), |
scientist Douglass A. McNea (R), |
database administrator Dennis Michael Umphress (L), |
| 17th Congressional District, 68.6% in '00, 5th term |
| Sam Farr (D) 91.2%, businessman / '00 candidate Arthur Dunn (D) 8.8%, |
businessman / '00 nominee Clint C. Engler (R) 63.2%, restauranteur Ignacio Velazquez (R) 36.8%, |
activist / software engineer Jascha Lee (L), legal activist Ray Glock-Grueneich (G), |
| 18th Congressional District, 67.2% in '00, 7th term, |
| St. AM Dennis A. Cardoza (D) 55.3%, Gary A. Condit (D) 37.5%, ex-Stockton City Council member / businessman Ralph Lee White (D) 2.6%, prof. Sukhmander Singh (D) 2.2%, management technician Joseph Martin (D) 1.5%, singer Elvis Pringle (D) 0.9%, |
St. Sen. Richard "Dick" Monteith (R) 60.4%, '96 nominee / City Council member William "Bill" Conrad (R) 27.1%, '92 Senate candidate / rancher I. Park Yonker (R) 2.4%, ex-St. AM / farmer George House Jr. (R) withdrew but still got 10.1%, |
'98 & '00 nominee / escrow assisant Linda M. DeGroat (L), teacher Kevin Cripe (AI), |
| 19th Congressional District, 64.9% in '00, 4th term |
| labor organizer John Veen (D), |
George P. Radanovich (R), |
electrical engineer Patrick L. McHargue (L), |
| 20th Congressional District, 52.1% in '00, 6th term |
| Calvin M. "Cal" Dooley (D), |
Dr. André Minuth (R) 52.1%, medical equipment technician Ricky Martin (R) 47.9%, |
airline pilot / musician Varrin Swearingen (L), |
21st Congressional District
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| democratic activist / broadcaster David G. LaPere (D), |
ex-USDA official / farmer Devin G. Nunes (R) 36.9%, ex-Fresno Mayor Jim Patterson (R) 33%, St. AM Mike Briggs (R) 25.9%, sheriff's sergeant Thomas C. "Tom" Wright (R) 2.5%, conservative activist / farmer Nathan Short (R) 0.7%, pastor Richard Morgan (R) 0.6%, consultant Greg Ingles (R) 0.4%, |
attorney / '96 nominee Jonathan J. Richter (L), |
| 22nd Congressional District, 71.7% in '00, 12th term |
| businessman Jaime A. Corvera (D), |
William M. "Bill" Thomas (R), |
businessman Delos Frank Coates (L), |
| 23rd Congressional District, 52.7% in '00, 2nd full term |
| Lois Capps (D), |
businesswoman Elizabeth "Beth" Rogers (R) 61.4%, audiologist Donald E. "Don" Regan (R) 38.6%, |
pipe inspector James E. "Jim" Hill (L), |
| 24th Congressional District, 53.5% in '00, 9th term |
| public relations consultant Fern Rubin (D), |
Elton W. Gallegly (R), |
businessman Gary Harber (L), |
| 25th Congressional District, 62.2% in '00, 5th term |
| rancher / attorney / '96 / '98 nominee Robert "Bob" Conaway (D), |
Howard P. "Buck" McKeon (R) 84.2%, professor James O. "Jim" Aldrich (R) 15.8%, |
brewery employee Frank M. Consolo, Jr. (L), |
| 26th Congressional District, 56.8% in '00, 11th term |
| attorney Marjorie Musser Mikels (D), |
David Dreier (R), |
'00 nominee / Dr. Randall G. Weissbuch (L), |
| 27th Congressional District, 66.4% in '00, 3rd term |
| Brad Sherman (D), |
attorney Robert M. Levy (R), |
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| 28th Congressional District, 84.1% in '00, 10th term |
| Howard L. Berman (D), |
insurance adjuster David R. Hernandez, Jr. (R), |
professor Kelley L. Ross (L), |
| 29th Congressional District, 52.8% in '00, 1st term |
| Adam B. Schiff (D), |
'00 nominee / attorney James G. "Jim" Scileppi (R), |
'98 U.S. Senate nominee / '00 Congressional nominee / fraud investigator Ted Brown (L), |
| 30th Congressional District, 75.8% in '00, 14th term |
| Henry A. Waxman (D) 89.4%, financial services manager Kevin Feldman (D) 10.6%, |
bartender / writer / '00 nominee Tony D. Goss (R), |
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| 31st Congressional District, 83.4% in '00, 5th term, defeated in Mayor of Los Angeles primary in 2001 |
| Xavier Becerra (D), |
educator / journalist Luis Vega (R) 64.9%, restauranteur Dino G. Pantazis (R) 35.1%, |
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| 32nd Congressional District, 79.6% in '00, 1st term |
| Hilda Solis (D), |
activist Emma E. Fischbeck (R), |
'00 nominee / computer engineer Michael "Mick" P. McGuire (L), |
| 33rd Congressional District, 74.8% in '01, 1st term, |
| Diane Edith Watson (D), |
attorney Andrew "Andy" Kim (R), |
Charles "Chas" Tate (L), |
| 34th Congressional District, 84.7% in '00, 5th term |
| Lucille Roybal-Allard (D), |
government employee / '98 & '00 nominee Wayne Miller (R), |
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| 35th Congressional District, 86.6% in '00, 6th term |
| Maxine Waters (D), |
activist / retired police lieutenant Ross Moen (R) 68.6%, businessman '01 candidate Michael A. Cyrus (R) 31.4%, |
mechanical engineer / '96/'98 & '00 nominee Gordon Michael Mego (AI), |
| 36th Congressional District, 48.4% in '00, 1st term |
| Jane Harman (D), |
attorney Stuart Johnson (R) 57.1%, retired nurse Gloria E. Davis (R) 42.9%, |
behavioral consultant Mark McSpadden (L), |
| 37th Congressional District, 82.4% in '00, 4th term |
| Juanita Millender-McDonald (D) 77.9%, '94 & '98 38th District nominee / 2000 candidate / college professor Peter Mathews (D) 22.1%, |
CPA Oscar A. Velasco (R), |
2000 nominee / retired aerospace engineer Herbert G. "Herb" Peters (L), |
| 38th Congressional District, 71.3% in '00, 2nd term |
| Grace Flores Napolitano (D) 64.5%, city councilman / teacher Gregory Salcido (D) 35.5%, |
activist Alex A. Burrola (R), |
data processor Alan Cuperus (L), |
| 39th Congressional District, 48.5% in '00, Steve Horn (R) retiring after 5th term |
| labor council Sec./Treas. Linda T. Sanchez (D) 33.8%, councilmember Hector De La Torre (D) 29.4%, St. AM Sally M. Havice (D) 19.2%, planning comm'r. Helen M. Rahder (D) 8.2%, professor Kenneth L. Graham (D) 5.7%, '98 nominee / school board member / CPA A.R. "Cecy" Groom (D) 3.7%, |
businessman Tim Escobar (R) 70.3%, energy consultant Richard B. Owens (R) 29.7%, |
Richard G. Newhouse (L), |
| 40th Congressional District, 62.4% in '00, 4th term |
| family counselor / '98 Congressional nominee Christina Avalos (D), |
Edward R. Royce (R), |
retired businessman Chuck R. McGlawn (L), |
| 41st Congressional District, 79.9% in '00, 11th term |
| alternative energy executive Keith Alan Johnson (D), |
Jerry Lewis (R), |
Kevin Craig (L), |
| 42nd Congressional District, 58.6% in '00, 2nd term |
| Richard Waldron (D), |
Gary G. Miller (R), |
insurance investigator Donald Yee (L), |
| 43rd Congressional District, 60.0% in '00, 2nd term |
| Joe Baca (D), |
event planner / nurse Wendy C. Neighbor (R), |
retired businesswomen Ethel M. Mohler (L), |
| 44th Congressional District, 73.7% in '00, 5th term |
| college administrator Louis Vandenberg (D), |
Kenneth Calvert (R) 70%, 2000 candidate / Dr. Martin Collen (R) 25.3%, engineer / '00 candidate Khalid Jafri (R) 4.7%, |
writer / '98 nominee Phill Courtney (G), |
| 45th Congressional District, 59.1% in '00, 2nd term |
| flight attendants' union leader Elle K. Kurpiewski (D), |
Mary Bono (R), |
human resources executive Rodney Leon Miller-Boyer (L), |
| 46th Congressional District, 61.8% in '00, 7th term |
| '00 Congressional nominee / health care attorney Gerrie Schipske (D), |
Dana Rohrabacher (R), |
'00 nominee / engineer Keith D. Gann (L), |
| 47th Congressional District, 59.5% in '00, 3rd term |
| Loretta B. Sanchez (D), |
attorney Jeff Chavez (R) 53.6%, buisnessman Kenneth M. Valenevela Fisher (R) 46.4%, |
Paul Marsden (L), |
| 48th Congressional District, 65.4% in '00, 7th term, |
| professor / '00 nominee John L. Graham (D), |
Christopher "Chris" Cox (R) 89.2%, businessman David D. Cobert (R) 6.9%, television producer Dave Forman (R) 3.9%, |
'00 nominee / economist / ex-congressonal aide Joe Michael Cobb (L), |
| 49th Congressional District, 61.0% in '00, 1st term |
| No Democratic candidate |
Darrell Issa (R), |
Karl W. Dietrick (L), |
| 50th Congressional District, 63.9% in '00, 6th term |
| businessman Del G. Stewart (D), |
Randy "Duke" Cunningham (R) 86.7%, businessman James B. Hart(R) 13.3%, |
software engineer Richard W. Fontanesi (L), |
| 51st Congressional District, 68.9% in '00, 5th term |
| Bob Filner (D) 70%, businessman Daniel C. "Danny" Ramirez (D) 30%, |
nutritionist Maria Guadalupe Garcia (R) 52.8%, entrepeneur Guillermo "Williee" Durazo, Jr. (R) 47.2%, |
administrator Jeffrey S. "Jeff" Keup (L), |
| 52nd Congressional District, 64.2% in '00, 11th term |
| methodist minister Peter Moore-Kochlacs (D), |
Duncan Hunter (R), |
'00 nominee / businessman Michael "Mike" Benoit (L), |
| 53rd Congressional District, 49.8% in '00, 1st term |
| Susan A. Davis (D), |
attorney Bill VanDeWeghe (R) 57.6%, professor / businessman Tim Kane (R) 42.4%, |
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