Electoral History
- 1998 election for Governor
- Jesse Ventura (Ref.), 37%
- Norm Coleman (R), 34%
- Hubert H. Humphrey III (DFL), 29%
- 1998 election for Governor – Democratic Primary
- Skip Humphrey (DFL), 37%
- Mike Freeman (DFL), 19%
- Doug Johnson (DFL), 19%
- Mark Dayton (DFL), 18%
- Ted Mondale (DFL), 7%
- 1994 election for state Attorney General
- Hubert H. Humphrey III (DFL) (inc.), 1,115,285
- Sharon Anderson (IR), 488,753
- Dean W. Amundson (Grassroots Party), 69,776
- 1990 election for state Attorney General
- Hubert H. Humphrey III (DFL) (inc.), 1,126,447
- Kevin E. Johnson (IR), 655,282
- 1988 election for U.S. Senate
- David Durenberger (R) (inc.), 56%
- Hubert H. Humphrey III (DFL), 41%
- 1986 election for state Attorney General
- Hubert H. Humphrey III (DFL) (inc.), 985,569
- Lew Freeman (IR), 399,483
- Derrick P. Grimmer (Grassroots Party), 16,394
- 1982 election for state Attorney General
- Hubert H. Humphrey III (DFL), 61.72%
- Elliot Rothenberg (IR), 37.24%
- Samuel A. Faulk (Conservative People's Party), 1.04%
- 1980 election for State Senate (District 44)
- Hubert H. Humphrey III (DFL) (inc.), unopposed (19,579 votes, 100%)
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