Chris Cannon - Electoral History

Electoral History

Utah's 3rd congressional district: Results 1992–2006
Year Democrat Votes Pct Republican Votes Pct 3rd Party Party Votes Pct 3rd Party Party Votes Pct
1996 Bill Orton 98,178 47% Chris Cannon 106,220 51% Amy L. Lassen Libertarian 2,341 1% Gerald Slothower Unaffiliated 706 <1% *
1998 (no candidate) Chris Cannon 100,830 77% Will Christensen Independent American 20,720 16% Kitty K. Burton Libertarian 9,553 7% *
2000 Donald Dunn 88,547 37% Chris Cannon 138,943 59% Michael J. Lehman Independent American 5,436 2% Kitty K. Burton Libertarian 3,570 2% *
2002 Nancy Jane Woodside 44,533 29% Chris Cannon 103,598 67% Kitty K. Burton Libertarian 5,511 4% *
2004 Beau Babka 88,748 33% Chris Cannon 173,010 63% Ronald Winfield Constitution 5,089 2% Jim Dexter Libertarian 3,691 1% *
2006 Christian Burridge 53,330 32% Chris Cannon 95,455 58% Jim Noorlander Constitution 14,533 9% Philip L. Hallman Libertarian 2,080 1%
*Write-in and minor candidate notes: In 1992, Nels J'Anthony received 384 votes. In 1996, John Phillip Langford received 270 votes. In 1998, write-ins received 20 votes. In 2000, Natural Law candidate Randall Tolpinrud received 852 votes. In 2002, John William Maurin received 1 vote. In 2004, Curtis Darrell James received 2,390 votes.

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