Election Results
- 2006 Race for Maryland House of Delegates – District 36 Queen Anne's County
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- Voters to choose one per county:
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Name Votes Percent Outcome Richard Sossi, Rep. 19,450 53.4% Won Wheeler R. Baker, Dem. 16,950 46.6% Lost
- 2002 Race for Maryland House of Delegates – District 36
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- Voters to choose three:
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Name Votes Percent Outcome Richard Sossi, Rep. 19,098 19.0% Won Michael D. Smigiel, Sr., Rep. 19,216 19.1% Won Mary Roe Walkup, Rep. 28,230 28.0% Won Wheeler R. Baker, Dem. 17,575 17.5% Lost James G. Crouse, Dem. 16,329 16.2% Lost Other Write-Ins 277 0.3%
- 1998 Race for Maryland House of Delegates – District 36 Queen Anne's County
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- Voters to choose one per county:
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Name Votes Percent Outcome Wheeler R. Baker, Dem. 17,109 55% Won Richard Sossi, Rep. 13,807 45% Lost
- 1994 Race for Maryland House of Delegates – District 36
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- Voters to choose three:
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Name Votes Percent Outcome Ronald A. Guns, Dem. 14,915 20% Won Wheeler R. Baker, Dem. 13,911 18% Won Mary Roe Walkup, Rep. 13,589 18% Won W. Michael Newnam, Rep. 11,874 16% Lost Sharon Maenner Carrick, Rep. 11,350 15% Lost Allaire D. Williams, Rep. 10,796 14% Lost
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