Electoral History
| Office | Year | Candidate | Party | Pct | Opponent | Party | Pct |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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| St. Senate | 1996 | Peter Mills |
|
61% | Gerald York |
|
39% |
| St. Senate | 1998 | Peter Mills |
|
59% | Richard Smith |
|
41% |
| St. Senate | 2000 | Peter Mills |
|
55% | Pamela Hatch |
|
45% |
| St. House | 2002 | Peter Mills |
|
52% | Michael Cray |
|
48% |
| St. Senate | 2004 | Peter Mills |
|
53% | Pamela Hatch |
|
47% |
| St. Senate | 2006 | Peter Mills |
|
63% | Paul Hatch |
|
36% |
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| Chandler Woodcock | Republican |
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| Peter Mills | Republican |
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| David F. Emery | Republican |
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| St. Senate | 2008 | Peter Mills |
|
65% | Robert Sezak |
|
35% |
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