Electoral History
- Election of November 2, 1982
- D. Lane Evans — 94,483 53%
- R. Kenneth McMillan — 84,347 47%
- Election of November 6, 1984
- D. Lane Evans — 128,273 57%
- R. Kenneth McMillan — 98,069 43%
- Election of November 4, 1986
- D. Lane Evans — 85,442 56%
- R. Sam McHard — 68,101 44%
- Election of November 8, 1988
- D. Lane Evans — 132,130 65%
- R. William E. Stewart — 71,560 35%
- Election of November 6, 1990
- D. Lane Evans — 102,062 67%
- R. Dan Lee — 51,380 33%
- Election of November 3, 1992
- D. Lane Evans — 156,233 60%
- R. Kenneth Schloemer — 103,719 40%
- Election of November 8, 1994
- D. Lane Evans — 95,312 55%
- R. Jim Anderson — 79,471 45%
- Election of November 5, 1996
- D. Lane Evans — 120,008 52%
- R. Mark W. Baker — 109,240 47%
- L. William J. Herrman — 1,925 1%
- Election of November 3, 1998
- D. Lane Evans — 100,128 52%
- R. Mark W. Baker — 94,072 48%
- Election of November 7, 2000
- D. Lane Evans — 132,494 55%
- R. Mark W. Baker — 108,853 45%
- Election of November 5, 2002
- D. Lane Evans — 127,093 62%
- R. Peter Calderone — 76,519 38%
- Election of November 2, 2004
- D. Lane Evans — 172,320 61%
- R. Andrea Zinga — 111,680 39%
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