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Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth - Elections Division
2002 Massachusetts Congressional and Statewide Primary Results
Primary: 9/17/02, |
| List of State Parties, |
| Governor, 51% in '98, 1st term, |
| St. Treas. Shannon P. O'Brien (D) 32.6%, ex-St. Sen. / ex-Labor Sec. Robert B. Reich (D) 24.8%, St. Sen. Thomas F. Birmingham (D) 24.2%, 1998 Lt. Gov. nominee Warren Tolman (D) 17.7%, former DNC Chair Steve Grossman (D) withdrew 0.8%, |
1994 Senate nominee / businessman Williard Mitt Romney (R), |
2000 Senate nominee / 1998 St. Auditor nominee Carla A. Howell (L), internist Jill E. Stein (G), |
| Lt. Governor - Tied with Gov., Jane Maria Swift (R) became Acting Governor, |
| venture capitalist / '98 congressional candidate Christopher F. Gabrieli (D) 46.2%, ex-St. Sen. Lois Pines (D) 31.1%, St. Rep. John P. Slattery (D) 22.7%, |
state party chair Kerry M. Healey (R) 64.3%, '90 Senate nominee / ex-GOP state chair James Rappaport (R) 35.7%, |
mechanical designer Richard P. Aucoin (L), Anthony F. "Tony" Lorenzen (G), |
| Attorney General, |
| Thomas F. Reilly (D), |
No Republican |
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| Secretary of Commonwealth, |
| William F. Galvin (D), |
2000 Senate nominee / ex-Eastern Airline executive Jack E. Robinson, III (R), |
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| Treasurer, Shannon P. O'Brien (D) running for Governor, |
| Co. Treasurer Timothy P. Cahill (D) 35.7%, ex-St. Rep. James W. Segel (D) 24.1%, Boston Councilor Steven J. Murphy (D) 21.7%, St. Rep. Michael P. Cahill (D) 18.5%, |
registrar of motor vehicles Daniel A. Grabauskas (R) 53.3%, businessman Bruce A. Herzfelder (R) 46.7%, |
software engineer Jamie O'Keefe (G), |
| Auditor, |
| A. Joseph DeNucci (D), |
No Republican |
Kamal Jain (L), |
| Senator, 52.2% in ‘96, 2nd term, |
| John F. Kerry (D), |
No Republican, 2000 Senate nominee / ex-Eastern Airline executive Jack E. Robinson, III (R/WI), |
speechwriter / '98 Nevada Senate nominee Michael E. Cloud (L), National Voting Rights Institute founder John Bonifaz (I), |
| 1st Congressional District, 68.2% in '00, 6th term |
| John W. Olver (D), |
businessman Matthew W. "Matt" Kinnaman (R), |
prof. / '96 VP nominee Eric T. Chester (S), |
| 2nd Congressional District, unopposed in '00, 7th term |
| Richard E. Neal (D), |
No Republican |
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| 3rd Congressional District, unopposed in '00, 3rd term |
| James Patrick McGovern (D), |
No Republican |
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| 4th Congressional District, 75.0% in '00, 11th term |
| Barney Frank (D), |
No Republican |
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| 5th Congressional District, unopposed in '00, 5th term, |
| Martin T. Meehan (D), |
businessman Charles J. "Chuck" McCarthy, Jr. (R) 56.5%, consulting actuary / '00 Democratic candidate Thomas P. Tierney (R) 43.5%, |
Ilana Freedman (L), |
| 6th Congressional District, 71.1% in '00, 3rd term |
| John F. Tierney (D), |
PI Mark C. Smith (R), |
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| 7th Congressional District, unopposed in '00, 13th term |
| Edward J. Markey (D) 84.9%, peace activist / attorney James O. "Jim" Hall (D) 15.1%, |
No Republican |
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| 8th Congressional District, unopposed in '00, 2nd term |
| Michael E. Capuano (D), |
No Republican |
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| 9th Congressional District, 65.2% in '01 special election, 1st term, |
| St. Sen. Stephen F. Lynch (D) 80.6%, LaRouchite / '01 candidate William A. Ferguson, Jr. (D) 19.4%, |
No Republican |
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| 10th Congressional District, 74.5% in '00, 3rd term |
| William D. Delahunt (D), |
software consultant Luis "Lou" Gonzaga (R), |
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1. Key to Massachusetts Political Parties:
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