Joseph Cao - Electoral History

Electoral History

Louisiana State Representative, 103rd Representative District, 2007

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First Ballot, October 20, 2007
Candidate Affiliation Support Outcome
Reed S. Henderson Democratic 1,376 (21.61%) Runoff
Mark Madary Republican 1,188 (18.66%) Runoff
"Mike" Bayham Republican 1,154 (18.13%) Defeated
Clay Cosse Republican 1,144 (17.97%) Defeated
Anh "Joseph" Cao Independent 895 (14.06%) Defeated
"Rob" Ruffino Democratic 609 (9.57%) Defeated
Second Ballot, November 17, 2007
Candidate Affiliation Support Outcome
Reed S. Henderson Democratic 3,143 (52.37%) Elected
Mark Madary Republican 2,858 (47.63%) Defeated

U. S. Representative, 2nd Congressional District, 2008

See also: United States House of Representatives elections in Louisiana, 2008 and United States House of Representatives elections in Louisiana, 2010
Candidate Affiliation Support Outcome
Anh "Joseph" Cao Republican 33,132 (49.54%) Elected
Bill Jefferson Democratic 31,318 (46.83%) Defeated
Others n.a. 2,432 (3.64%) Defeated

U. S. Representative, 2nd Congressional District, 2010

Candidate Affiliation Support Outcome
Anh "Joseph" Cao Republican 43,378 (33%) Defeated
Cedric Richmond Democratic 83,705 (65%) Elected
Others n.a. 2,521 (2%) Defeated

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