Electoral History
Year | Democrat | Votes | Pct | Republican | Votes | Pct | 3rd Party | Party | Votes | Pct | ||||
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1994 | Greg DiDonato | 87,926 | 46% | Robert W. Ney | 103,115 | 54% | ||||||||
1996 | Robert L. Burch | 108,332 | 46% | Robert W. Ney | 117,365 | 50% | Margaret Chitti | Natural Law | 8,146 | 3% | ||||
1998 | Robert L. Burch | 74,571 | 40% | Robert W. Ney | 113,119 | 60% | ||||||||
2000 | Marc D. Guthrie | 79,232 | 34% | Robert W. Ney | 152,325 | 64% | John R. Bargar, Sr. | Libertarian | 4,948 | 2% | ||||
2002 | (no candidate) | Robert W. Ney | 125,546 | 100% | ||||||||||
2004 | Brian R. Thomas | 90,820 | 34% | Robert W. Ney | 177,600 | 66% | ||||||||
2006 | Zack T. Space | 129,646 | 62% | Joy Padgett * | 79,259 | 38% |
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