Electoral History
- 2010 Race for US House
- Chaka Fattah (D) (inc.), 89%
- Rick Hellberg (R), 11%
- 2008 Race for US House
- Chaka Fattah (D) (inc.), 89%
- Chris Kunc (R), 11%
- 2007 Democratic Primary for Mayor of Philadelphia
- Michael Nutter 106,805 36.64%
- Tom Knox 71,731 24.61%
- Bob Brady 44,474 15.26%
- Chaka Fattah 44,301 15.20%
- Dwight Evans 22,782 7.82%
- Totals 291,492 100%
- 2006 Race for US House
- Chaka Fattah (D) (inc.), 89%
- Michael Gessner (R), 9%
- 2004 Race for US House
- Chaka Fattah (D) (inc.), 88%
- Stewart Bolno (R), 12%
- 2002 Race for US House
- Chaka Fattah (D) (inc.), 88%
- Tom Dougherty (R), 12%
- 2000 Race for US House
- Chaka Fattah (D) (inc.), 98%
- Ken Krawchuk (L), 2%
- 1998 Race for US House
- Chaka Fattah (D) (inc.), 86%
- Anne Marie Mulligan (R), 14%
- 1996 Race for US House
- Chaka Fattah (D) (inc.), 88%
- Larry Murphy (R), 12%
- 1994 Race for US House
- Chaka Fattah (D), 86%
- Lawrence Watson (R), 14%
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