Electoral History
Year | Democrat | Votes | Pct | Republican | Votes | Pct | Other | Party | Votes | Pct | ||||
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2000 | Warren A. Stewart | 94,935 | 33% | Eric Cantor | 192,652 | 67% | * | |||||||
2002 | Ben L. "Cooter" Jones | 49,854 | 30% | Eric Cantor | 113,658 | 69% | * | |||||||
2004 | (no candidate) | Eric Cantor | 230,765 | 75% | W. Brad Blanton | Independent | 74,325 | 24% | * | |||||
2006 | James M. Nachman | 88,206 | 34% | Eric Cantor | 163,706 | 64% | W. Brad Blanton | Independent | 4,213 | 2% | * | |||
2008 | Anita Hartke | 138,123 | 37% | Eric Cantor | 233,531 | 63% | ||||||||
2010 | Rick Waugh | 79,607 | 34% | Eric Cantor | 138,196 | 59% | Floyd Bayne | Independent Green | 15,164 | 6% | * |
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