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2008 ELECTION CENTRAL

 

Arizona Primary -- Key Races

GOP
 

Congressional District 1 (100%): Sydney Hay 17,563 (39.2%); Sandra Livingstone 15,316 (34.2%); Hansen 7698 (17.2%)

CD 2 (100%)– Trent Franks, 58, 119
CD 3 (100%) – John Shadegg, 43,512
CD 4 (100%) – Don Karg 8073
Congressional District 5, GOP (100%): David Schweikert, 14,233 (29.5%); Susan Bitter-Smith 13,211 (27.4%); Laura Knaperek 7523 (15.6%); Mark Anderson 6539 (13.6%); Jim Ogsbury 6042 (12.5%)
CD 6 (100%) – Jeff Flake 51,562
CD 7 (100%) – Joe Sweeney 10,668 (66.7%); Gene Chewning 5315 (33.3%)
CD 8 (100%) – Tim Bee 52,135

 

Arizona Senate (Winner advances to November election)
LD1 (100%) – Pierce 12,831 (52.7%); O’Halleran 11,528 (47.3%)
LD2 (99.2%)— Jenkins 2599
LD3 (100%) – Gould 11,290
LD4 (100%) – Harper 16,037 (69.4%); Zerby 7056 (30.6%)
LD5 (100%) – Sylvia Allen 8662
LD6 (100%) – Gorman 10,227
LD7 (100%)— Waring, 11,028
LD8 (100%) – Carolyn Allen 15,026
LD9 (100%) – Burns 11,460
LD10 (100%) – Linda Gray 6545
LD11 (100%) – Leff 11,962
LD12 (100%)— Nelson 10,630
LD13 (%) – No GOP candidate
LD14  (%)–No GOP candidate
LD15 (%) – No GOP candidate
LD16  (100%) – Veres 1699
LD17 (%) – Hernandez 5589
LD18 (100%) – Russell Pearce 5717 (68.8%); Kevin Gibbons 2587 (31.2%)
LD19(100%)  – Chuck Gray 11,695
LD20 (100%) – Huppenthal 9356
LD21 (100%) – Tibshraeny 12,133
LD22 (%) — Thayer Verschoor 6100 (51.9%); Eddie Farnsworth 5,664 (48.9%)
LD23 (100%) – Campos 6260
LD24 (%) – No GOP candidate
LD25 (100%) – Black 6855
LD26 (100%) – Al Melvin 8555 (52.8%), Pete Hershberger 7646 (47.2%)
LD27 (100%) — Westerman 3248
LD28 (97.8%) – Steimer 0
LD29 (%) – No GOP candidate
LD30 (100%) – Paton 16,340

Arizona House (Top 2 advance to November election)
LD1 – Mason 17,971 (53%); Tobin 15,920 (47%)
LD2—No GOP candidate
LD3 – McLain 8172 (38.2%); Goodale 7183 (33.6%); Groe 6027 (28.2%)
LD4 – Burges 17,705 (51.8%); Boone 16,451 (48.2%)
LD5 – Konopnicki 8415 (58.1%); Brewer 6070 (41.9%)
LD6 -- Crump 8142 (43.3%); Seel 6634 (35.3%); Bouie 4008 (21.3%)
LD7 – Barto 9305 (52.8%); Barnes 8323 47.2%)
LD8 – Reagan 13,167 (51.7%); Kavanaugh 12, 278 (48.3%)
LD9 – Lesko 9597 (51.8%); Murphy 8931 (48.2%)
LD10 – Weiers 5756 (51.9%); Quelland 5324 (48.1%)
LD11 – Driggs 9886 (51.1%); Altmann 9541 (48.9%)
LD12— Weiers 8069 (40.6%); Montenegro 6073 (30.6%); Blendu 5731 (28.8%)
LD13 – Schwartz 1727 (100%)
LD14 – No GOP candidate
LD15 – Hedges 2958 (100%)
LD16 – Williams 1464 (52.6%); Harders 1318 (47.4%)
LD17— Thompson 5632 (57.7%); Waddle 4137 (42.3%)
LD18 – Ash 5344 (38.4%); Court 3459 (24.9%); Middlebrook 3387 (24.4%) 
LD19 – Crandall 10,034 (51.4%); Adams 9472 (48.6%)
LD20 – Dial 5269 (29.8%; Schmuck 4824 (27.3%); McComish 4759 (26.9%)
LD21 – Yarbrough 11,205 (54%); 9553 Nichols (46%)
LD22— Biggs 8212 (33.7%); Hendrix 6412 (26.3%); Brown 5168 (21.2%)
LD23 – Pratt 5386 (50%); Fillmore 5380 (50%)
LD24 – Jones 4752 (100%)
LD25 – Stevens 6380 (58%); Davies 4618 (42%)
LD26 – Williams 9184 (36.4%); Humphries 8093 (32.1%); Zerull 7965 (31.6%)
LD27— Schecter 3128 (100%)
LD28 – No GOP candidate
LD29 – Kilburn 3379 (64.1%); Ciscomani 1894 (35.9%)
LD30 – Gowan 9610 (31.7%); Antenori 7151 (23.6%); Sposito 6922  (22.8%); Collins 6656 (21.9%)

Arizona Corporation Commission, GOP (100%): Bob Stump 141,183 (21.6%); Marian McClure 102,689 (14.6%); Barry Wong 90,613 (12.9%); John Allen 89,846 (12.8%)

 

2008 Election Endorsements

 

Presidential Candidate Comparisons
 

Congressional District Fundraising Reports

 

Candidate Recommendations 

 

RINO Watch

 

NEW POSTS

 

John Semmens' Semi-News: Teleprompter Breakdown Raises Suspicions

 

NATION/WORLD

 

Palin casts herself as Washington outsider

 

McCain Calls Palin 'Spectacular running mate that has really captured America'
 

Media on Palin: A sudden case of 'family values'?

Conservatives Cheer, Liberals Jeer, Sarah Pallin as VP Pick

GOP Platform Draft Flirts with Global Warming Nonsense

Dobson: “I Would Pull that Lever” for McCain-Palin

 

Sparks fly as GOP battles over 'amnesty,' 'anchor babies'

Hillary warns of Ayers 'liability'

 

Washington archbishop rips Pelosi on abortion

NEWS/STATE

 

Schweikert, RINO Bitter-Smith heat up Fifth District Republican primary

Arizonans won't get to vote on transit projects taxes

Proposition 105 to appear on November ballot

 

Lake Havasu Lawmakers Best Friends of Taxpayers in 2008; Farley Betrays Arizona Citizens

U.S. District judge upholds Arizona's voter ID law

Sparks fly at meeting over Arpaio sweeps

FBI arrests Mesa man in alleged plan with Hamas

Settlement: Christian clubs can have announcements in Deer Valley schools

 

Maricopa School District reverses course, will allow religious flier distribution

Governor, Arizona Legislature Unkind to Families

Janet’s Spending Addiction: State $1.1 Billion in Red, She Plans More Gimmicks

The Raw Deal, Year 6:

Hold on to Your Checkbook; Gov. Napolitburo Calls for 12 Massive, New Programs 

SEMI-NEWS: A Satirical Look at Recent Events

John Semmens: Teleprompter Breakdown Raises Suspicions

 

 

EXCELLENCE IN BROADCASTING
 

Rush Limbaugh In a Hurry

 

OPINIONS/FEATURES

Ann Coulter: The Best Man Turned Out to be a Woman
 

UPCOMING EVENT

Saturday, Sept. 26, 10 a.m. -- Watchmen on the Wall, featuring David Barton, Tony Perkins, Alan Sears, Jordan Lorence, Cathi Herrod, Bethany Bible Church, Chaparral Suites Resort, 5001 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale; Info: (800) 225-4008 

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