Phil Wyman - Electoral History

Electoral History

Member, California State Assembly: 1979-1993; 2001-03
Member, California State Senate : 1993-95
Year	Office	Democrat	Votes	Pct	Republican	Votes	Pct
1976	California State Assembly District 34	Larry Chimbole	44,154	50.6%	Phil Wyman	43,086	49.4%
1978	California State Assembly District 34	Larry Chimbole	36,928	45.7%	Phil Wyman	43,845	54.3%
1980	California State Assembly District 34	Gloria A. Dizmang	28,971	26.9%	Phil Wyman	78,649	73.1%
1982	California State Assembly District 34	none			Phil Wyman	84,963	100%
1984	California State Assembly District 34	Cindy Shaw O'Connor	43,019	33.9%	Phil Wyman	83,936	66.1%
1986	California State Assembly District 34	Richard Dearborn	30,681	29.8%	Phil Wyman	72,220	70.2%
1988	California State Assembly District 34	Earl J. Wilson	41,998	29.3%	Phil Wyman	98,577	68.8%
1990	California State Assembly District 34	none			Phil Wyman	82,329	76.1%	Rich Tisbert	25,831	23.9%
1992	U.S House of Representatives District 25	James Gilmartin	67,687	33.3%	Buck McKeon 40% Phil Wyman 38.5%	104,552	52%
1993	California State Senate District 16 (special election)	Jim Costa	43,807	47.3%	Phil Wyman	48,768	52.7%
1994	California State Senate District 16	Jim Costa	59,022	51.6%	Phil Wyman	56,867	48.4%
1996	California State Senate District 17	Steven Figueroa	81,962	33.4%	Jim Cox 15% Pete Knight 46% Phil Wyman 39%	163,531	66.6%
2000	California State Assembly District 34	Robert "Bob" Conway	40,968	34.2%	Phil Wyman	78,830	65.8%
2002	California State Assembly District 36	Robert Davenport	25,853	36.1%	Sharon Runner 39.6% Phil Wyman 32.5%	45,856	65.8%
2004	California State Assembly District 32	Marvin Armas	35,130	21.3%	Kevin McCarthy 58.9% Phil Wyman 22.5%	129,510	78.7%

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