Brian Bilbray - Electoral History

Electoral History

California's 49th congressional district: Results 1994–2000
California's 50th congressional district: Results 2006–2010
Year Winner Votes Pct Runner-up Votes Pct 3rd Party Party Votes Pct 3rd Party Party Votes Pct
1994 Brian Bilbray 90,283 49% Lynn Schenk (inc.) 85,597 46% Chris Hoogenboom Libertarian 5,288 3% Renate M. Kline Peace and Freedom 4,948 3%
1996 Brian Bilbray (inc.) 108,806 53% Peter Navarro 86,657 42% Ernie Lippe Libertarian 4,218 2% Kevin Hambsch Reform 3,773 2%
1998 Brian Bilbray (inc.) 90,516 49% Christine Kehoe 86,400 47% Ernie Lippe Libertarian 3,327 2% Julia F. Simon Natural Law 2,829 2%
2000 Susan Davis 113,400 50% Brian Bilbray (inc.) 105,515 46% Doris Ball Libertarian 6,526 3% Tahir I. Bhatti Natural Law 3,048 1%
2006 Brian Bilbray 78,341 49% Francine Busby 71,146 45% William Griffith Independent 6,027 4% Paul King Libertarian 2,519 2%
2006 Brian Bilbray (inc.) 118,018 53% Francine Busby 96,612 44% Paul King Libertarian 4,119 2% Miriam Clark Peace and Freedom 3,353 2%
2008 Brian Bilbray (inc.) 157,502 50% Nick Leibham 141,635 45% Wayne Dunlap Libertarian 14,365 5%
2010 Brian Bilbray (inc.) 142,247 57% Francine Busby 97,818 39% Lars Grossmith Libertarian 5,546 2% Miriam E. Clark Peace and Freedom 5,470 2%

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