U.S. Senate Elections
Connecticut United States Senate election, 1980:
- Christopher Dodd (D) – 763,969 (56.34%)
- James L. Buckley (R) – 581,884 (42.91%)
- Jerry Brennan (LBT) – 5,336 (0.39%)
- Andrew J. Zemel (Concerned Citizens) – 4,772 (0.35%)
- Others (write-ins) – 114 (0.01%)
Connecticut United States Senate election, 1986:
- Christopher Dodd (D) (inc.) – 632,695 (64.76%)
- Roger W. Eddy (R) – 340,438 (34.85%)
- Edward J. McCallum, Jr. (I) – 3,800 (0.39%)
Connecticut United States Senate election, 1992:
- Christopher Dodd (D) (inc.) – 882,569 (58.81%)
- Brook Johnson (R) – 572,036 (38.12%)
- Richard D. Gregory (Concerned Citizens) – 35,315 (2.35%)
- Howard A. Grayson, Jr. (LBT) – 10,741 (0.72%)
Connecticut United States Senate election, 1998:
- Christopher Dodd (D) (inc.) – 628,306 (65.15%)
- Gary Franks (R) – 312,177 (32.37%)
- William Kozak, Jr. (Concerned Citizens) – 12,261 (1.27%)
- Lois A. Grasso (Term Limits) – 6,517 (0.68%)
- Wildey J. Moore (LBT) – 5,196 (0.54%)
United States Senate election in Connecticut, 2004:
- Christopher Dodd (D) (inc.) – 945,347 (66.35%)
- Jack Orchulli (R) – 457,749 (32.13%)
- Timothy A. Knibbs (Concerned Citizens) – 12,442 (0.87%)
- Lenny Rasch (LBT) (write-in) – 9,188 (0.65%)
Read more about this topic: Electoral History Of Christopher Dodd
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