Norm Coleman - Electoral History

Electoral History

2008 Minnesota U.S. Senate Election
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
DFL Al Franken 1,212,629 41.991 % -5.35 %
Republican Norm Coleman 1,212,317 41.984 % -7.55 %
Independence Dean Barkley 437,505 15.153 % +13.15 %
Libertarian Charles Aldrich 13,923 0.482 % n/a
Constitution James Niemackl 8,907 0.308 % +0.21 %
Write-ins 2,365 0.082 %
Margin of victory 312 0.007%
Turnout 2,887,337 100% +28 %


2002 Minnesota U.S. Senate Election
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Republican Norm Coleman 1,116,697 49.53% +8.25%
DFL Walter Mondale 1,067,246 47.34% -2.98%
Independence Jim Moore 45,139 2.00% -4.98%
DFL Paul Wellstone 11,381 0.50%
Green Ray Tricomo 10,119 0.45%
Minnesota Gubernatorial Election 1998
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Reform Jesse Ventura 768,356 37
Republican Norm Coleman 713,410 34
DFL Hubert Humphrey III 581,497 28
St. Paul Mayoral Election 1997
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Republican Norm Coleman 58.7
DFL Sandy Pappas 40.8
St. Paul Mayoral Election 1993
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
DFL Norm Coleman 54.7
DFL Andy Dawkins 44.3

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