New York United States Senate Elections, 2000 and 2006
Democratic primary for United States Senate from New York, 2000
- Hillary Rodham Clinton - 565,353 (81.98%)
- Mark P. McMahon - 124,315 (18.03%)
New York United States Senate election, 2000:
- Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) - 3,747,310 (55.27%)
- Rick Lazio (R) - 2,915,730 (43.01%)
- Jeffrey E. Graham (Independence) - 43,181 (0.64%)
- Mark Dunau (Green) - 40,991 (0.61%)
- John O. Adefope (Right to Life) - 21,439 (0.32%)
- John Clifton (LBT) - 4,734 (0.07%)
- Louis P. Wein (CST) - 3,414 (0.05%)
- Jacob J. Perasso (Socialist Workers) - 3,040 (0.05%)
Clinton also ran on the Working Families and Liberal lines, while Lazio on Conservative
Working Families Party United States Senate convention, 2006:
- Hillary Rodham Clinton (inc.) - 9,364 (93.64%)
- Jonathan Tasini - 636 (6.36%)
Democratic primary for United States Senate from New York, 2006:
- Hillary Rodham Clinton (inc.) - 640,955 (83.68%)
- Jonathan Tasini - 124,999 (16.32%)
New York United States Senate election, 2006:
- Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) (inc.) - 3,008,428 (67.00%)
- John Spencer (R) - 1,392,189 (31.01%)
- Howie Hawkins (Green) - 55,469 (1.24%)
- Jeff Russell (LBT) - 20,996 (0.47%)
- Róger Calero (Socialist Workers) - 6,967 (0.16%)
- Bill Van Auken (Socialist Equality) - 6,004 (0.13%)
Clinton also ran on Independence and Working Families line, while Spencer on Conservative
Read more about this topic: Electoral History Of Hillary Rodham Clinton
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