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Colorado Department of State - Election Division
2002 Colorado Congressional and Statewide Primary Results
Primary: 8/13/02, |
| List of State Parties, |
| Governor, 49% in '98, 1st term, |
| businessman Rollie Heath (D), |
Bill Owens (R), |
computer programmer Ralph Shnelvar (L), retired professor / '00 congressional nominee Ronald Norman Forthofer (G), Michael D. Plato (N), Charles Van Layton (I), |
| Lt. Governor - Tied with Gov., Joe Rogers (R) running for Congress, |
| St. Sen. Willaim "Bill" Theiaut, Jr. (D), |
'94 nominee / U.S. Rep. Bob Schaffer (R)?, |
Desiree Hickson (L), Kristina Paradise (G), David Clements (N), |
| Attorney General, |
| Ken Salazar (D), |
ex-chief deputy att. gen. / attorney Martha P. "Marti" Allbright (R), |
attorney Alison "Sunny" Maynard (G), attorney Dwight Harding (L), |
| Secretary of State 55.2% in '00 Special Election, |
| public relations executive / '00 nominee Anthony S. Martinez (D), |
Donetta Davidson (R), |
software developer David Aitken (L, NL), '00 nominee Clyde J. Harkins (C), |
| Treasurer, |
| St. Sen. Terry L. Phillips (D), |
Mike Coffman (R), |
state party treasurer Gaar Potter (L), Michael Sanchez (Rfm), |
| Senator, 51% in '96, 1st term, |
| '96 nominee / ex-U.S. Attorney Tom Strickland (D), |
Wayne A. Allard (R), |
businessman Richard E. "Rick" Stanley (L), Douglas "Dayhorse" Campbell (C), '00 Congressional candidate John Heckman (I), Paul M. Weissmann (I), Howard Wachtel (I), |
| 1st Congressional District, 60.0% in '00, 3rd term, |
| Dianna DeGette (D) 73.5%, Denver City Council President Ramona E. Martinez (D) 26.5%, |
St. Sen. Ken Chlouber (R), |
Kent Leonard (L), Ken Seaman (G), George C. Lilly (C), |
| 2nd Congressional District, 55.0% in '00, 2nd term, |
| Mark Udall (D), |
ex-St. Rep. / Co. Treasurer Sandy Hume (R) 60.9%, businessman Robert "Bob" Vehar (R) 39.1%, |
Patrick West (NL), Norman T. "Norm" Olsen (L), Erik J. Brauer (C), |
| 3rd Congressional District, 66.2% in '00, 4th term |
| state legislative aide Denis Berckefeldt (D), |
Scott McInnis (R), |
J. Brent Shroyer (L), arts promoter / 1998 U.S. Pacifist Party Senate nominee Gary Swing (NL), |
| 4th Congressional District, 79.5% in '00, 3rd term, Bob Schaffer (R) retiring |
| St. Sen. Stanley T. Matsunaka (D), |
St. Sen. Marilyn Musgrave (R) 64.6%, attorney Jeffrey T. "Jeff" Bedingfield (R) 35.4%, |
John Volz (L), |
| 5th Congressional District, 82.7% in '00, 8th term |
| documentary filmmaker / '00 3rd District nominee W. Curtis Imrie, Jr. (D), |
Joel Hefley (R), |
professor Biff Baker (L), |
| 6th Congressional District, 53.9% in '00, 2nd term |
| Parker town Councilor Lance Wright (D), |
Tom Tancredo (R), |
'00 nominee / navy veteran Adam D. Katz (L), |
7th Congressional District
Colorado Will Gain a Congressional District Due to Reapportionment |
| ex-St. Sen. / '98 governor candidate Mike Feeley (D) 56.4%, D.A. David Jeffrey "Dave" Thomas (D) 43.6%, |
state party chair Bob Beauprez (R) 38.2%, gubernatorial aide Rick O'Donnell (R) 30.8%, ex-Amb. / ex-St. Sen. / '98 candidate Sam H. Zakhem (R) 18.2%, '96 Congressional nominee / Lt. Governor Joe Rogers (R) 12.8%, |
retired USAF Officer G.T. "Bud" Martin (L), '00 Congressional nominee Victor A. Good (Rfm, NL), businessman Dave Chandler (G), Thomas F. Todd (I), |
1. Key to Colorado Political Parties:
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