List Of State Legislative Candidates Who Were Defeated In 2012 Primaries

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This page contains a list of all candidates that were defeated in the 2012 state legislative primary elections.

The names are broken out by state, chamber and party.

Note: For election results on November 6, see this page. For a breakdown of incumbents defeated in state legislative primaries, see this page.

States[edit]

Alabama[edit]

Alabama did not hold any state legislative elections in 2012.

Alaska[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Harry Crawford Jr.

Republican[edit]

  1. Linda Menard
  2. Thomas Wagoner
  3. Ralph Seekins
  4. David Eastman
  5. Joe Arness
  6. Clint Hess
  7. Liz Vazquez
  8. Jeff Landfield

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Woodie Salmon
  2. Greta Schuerch
  3. Hugh Brown, III
  4. Cal Williams
  5. Robert Nelson (Alaska)
  6. Lynette Hinz
  7. Adeline Hopson

Republican[edit]

  1. Lynette Bergh
  2. Daniel Hamm
  3. David Gardner (Alaska)
  4. Aaron Lojewski
  5. Thomas Connelly
  6. Roman Romanovski
  7. Glen Eichenlaub
  8. Mark Ewing
  9. Gary Knopp
  10. Larry Wood
  11. Jon Faulkner
  12. Agnes Moran
  13. George Rauscher
  14. Kim Skipper
  15. Tamara Von Gemmingen
  16. Patricia Mackey
  17. Paul Brown (Alaska)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Arizona[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Nick Thomas (Arizona)
  2. Victor Jett Contreras
  3. Ken Cheuvront

Republican[edit]

  1. Nancy G. McLain
  2. Sam Scarmardo
  3. Russell Pearce

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Jean Cheuvront-McDermott
  2. George Arredondo
  3. Dustin Cox
  4. Brandon Patrick
  5. Reginald Bolding
  6. Martin Samaniego
  7. Mike Snitz
  8. Phil Stago
  9. Charlene Fernandez
  10. Bryan Kilgore
  11. Lorenzo Sierra

Republican[edit]

  1. George Benavides
  2. Lori Klein
  3. Jeanette Dubreil
  4. Larry Chesley
  5. Wyatt Brooks
  6. George Schnittgrund
  7. Jennifer Petersen (Arizona)
  8. Russell Jones
  9. Jeff Davis (Arizona)
  10. Judy Novalsky
  11. Buckley Merrill
  12. Jason Youn
  13. David Smith (Arizona state representative)
  14. James Bearup

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Arkansas[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Fred Allen
  2. Larry Cowling
  3. Jack Crumbly
  4. Efrem Elliott
  5. Garry Smith (Arkansas)
  6. Johnnie Bolin
  7. Gregg Reep

Republican[edit]

  1. Tim Summers
  2. Rick Green (Arkansas)
  3. Bill Coleman (Arkansas)
  4. Ed Garner
  5. Bill Pritchard (Arkansas)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Lowell Hightower
  2. Lisa McCollum Smith
  3. Phynaus Wilson, III
  4. Effie Collins
  5. Joe Guy
  6. Maylon Rice
  7. Matt Buchman
  8. James McMenis
  9. Robert Cornelius
  10. Gene Yarbrough
  11. Jerome Turner (Arkansas)
  12. Norith Ellison
  13. WM. Burl Simmons, Jr.
  14. Todd Wilcox (Arkansas)
  15. Albert Glenn Glover
  16. Dorothy Hall
  17. Mary Gay Shipley
  18. Mark Robertson (Arkansas)

Republican[edit]

  1. Jim Parsons
  2. Jeremy Miller (Arkansas)
  3. James McMenis
  4. Phil Grace
  5. Price Dooley
  6. Terry Bibbs
  7. Lisa France Norris
  8. Duane Neal
  9. Joshua Clausen
  10. Mathew Pitsch

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

California[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Christopher Kent Chiang
  2. Patrick Marsh
  3. Ameenah Fuller
  4. Jason Hodge
  5. Paul Butterfield
  6. Steve Clute

Republican[edit]

  1. Leroy Ornellas
  2. Les Baugh
  3. Pete Brungardt
  4. Gary Clift

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Robert Meacher
  2. Firenza Xuan Pini
  3. Marc Boyd
  4. Tim Fitzgerald (California)
  5. Tom Santos
  6. H. Christian Gunderson
  7. Alex Easton-Brown
  8. Connie Wong
  9. Charles Kingeter
  10. Patricia Hernandez
  11. Gene Gantt
  12. Xochitl Raya Paderes
  13. Jennet Stebbins
  14. Joel Young
  15. James Pan
  16. Sarabjit Kaur Cheema
  17. Tommy Jones (California State Assembly candidate)
  18. Lesa Rasmussen
  19. Robert Sellers
  20. Richard Rojas
  21. Geby Espinosa
  22. Pete McHugh
  23. Bob Fultz
  24. Roger Young (California)
  25. Michael Cacciotti
  26. Thomas Mullens
  27. Laurette Healey
  28. Victoria Rusnak
  29. Andrew Lachman
  30. Adriano Lecaros
  31. Mitchell Ing
  32. Torie Osborn
  33. Richard Friedberg
  34. Oscar Gutierrez
  35. Paul Avila
  36. Arturo Chavez
  37. Michael Aldapa
  38. Ed Nicoletti
  39. Rudy Bermudez
  40. Sultan Ahmad
  41. Tom Calderon
  42. Daniel Crespo
  43. Gertrude Holmes-Magee
  44. Armenak Nouridjanian
  45. Greg Akili
  46. Cathrin Sargent
  47. Diane Janet Martinez
  48. Francisco Barragan
  49. Julio Perez (California)
  50. Joe Dovinh
  51. Albert Ayala
  52. Rudy Ramirez
  53. Patricia Ann Washington
  54. Sid Voorakkara
  55. Luis Marquez
  56. Brian Johnson (California)
  57. Regy Bronner
  58. Tom Haughey
  59. Freddie Rodriguez
  60. Jason Rothman
  61. Manuel Saucedo
  62. Danielle Soto
  63. Doris Louise Wallace
  64. Mike Schaefer (California)

Republican[edit]

  1. Bob Williams (California)
  2. Kevin Lancaster
  3. Andy Pugno
  4. John Thomas Flynn
  5. Barbara Ortega
  6. Philip Tufi
  7. Edward Nemeth
  8. Peter Mancus
  9. Dolores Cooper
  10. Rhonda Weber
  11. Matthew Del Carlo
  12. Luis Reynoso
  13. David DeFrank
  14. Vong Mouanoutoua
  15. Geby Espinosa
  16. Patricia McKeon
  17. Paul Strickland
  18. Ricardo Benitez
  19. Margie Margarita Carranza
  20. David Thomas (California)
  21. William Jahn
  22. Tom Lackey
  23. Omar Cuevas
  24. Robert Williams (California)
  25. Ed Colton
  26. Jay Stern
  27. Thelma Beach
  28. Jeane Ensley
  29. Bradly Torgan
  30. Ray Moors
  31. Greg Kraft
  32. Stan Skipworth
  33. Joe Ludwig
  34. Nathan Mintz
  35. William Akana
  36. Kenneth Dickson
  37. Bob Magee
  38. Long Pham (California)
  39. John McLaughlin (California)
  40. Leslie Daigle
  41. Farrah Douglas
  42. Dustin Steiner
  43. Matt Mendoza
  44. Jon McQuiston
  45. Dorothy Pineda

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Colorado[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Armando Valdez

Republican[edit]

  1. Larry Liston
  2. Jean White
  3. Armando Valdez
  4. Art Carlson
  5. Matthew Plichta
  6. Glenn Vaad

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Mark S. Maestas
  2. Corrie Houck
  3. Angie Layton
  4. Terry Todd

Republican[edit]

  1. Art Carlson
  2. James William Wildt
  3. Stuart Siffring
  4. Marsha Looper
  5. Albert Sweet
  6. Loren Bauman
  7. Lu Ann Busse
  8. Jeffrey Hare
  9. Steve Collins
  10. David Justice
  11. Mike Mazzocco

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Connecticut[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Tom Reynolds (Connecticut)
  2. Edwin Gomes
  3. Mary Ellen Klinck
  4. Ernest E. Newton II

Republican[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Hector Robles
  2. Kathleen Tallarita
  3. David Aldarondo
  4. Leo Canty
  5. Doug Bendetto
  6. Tom Gullotta
  7. Donald Trinks
  8. John Flanagan (Connecticut)
  9. Kevin Coyner
  10. Victor Luna
  11. David Forsyth (Connecticut)

Republican[edit]

  1. Harold Shaker

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Delaware[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Anthony DeLuca, Delaware Senator
  2. David Brady (Delaware)
  3. James Martin (Delaware)
  4. Eric Anderson (Delaware)
  5. Timothy J. Meades, Sr.
  6. Robert Frederick (Delaware)
  7. Micheal C. Miller, Sr.

Republican[edit]

  1. Joseph Booth
  2. Glen Urquhart
  3. Matthew Opaliski

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Rourke Moore
  2. Arthur Scott
  3. Sean Matthews
  4. David Brown, Jr.
  5. James Burton
  6. William Dunn (Delaware)
  7. Lynn Rogers (Delaware)
  8. Thomas Jones, Sr. (Delaware)
  9. Gerald Grant, Jr.
  10. Claudia Bock
  11. William McGlumphy
  12. Raymond Adkins
  13. Victoria Kent

Republican[edit]

  1. Nick Manolakos
  2. William McVay
  3. Patrick Murray (Delaware)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Florida[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Armando Valdez
  2. Victoria Siplin
  3. Mack Bernard
  4. James Bush III
  5. Ron Saunders
  6. John Johnson (Florida)
  7. Sal Gutierrez

Republican[edit]

  1. Armando Valdez
  2. Mike Weinstein
  3. Rob Wallace (Florida)
  4. Ronald Rushing
  5. John Korsak
  6. Jack Myers
  7. Zahid Roy
  8. James Frishe
  9. Rachel Burgin
  10. Geoffrey Sommers
  11. Mike Lameyer

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Thomas Dickens
  2. A.J. Smith (Florida)
  3. Melvin Bratton
  4. Ana Rivas Logan
  5. Marihelen Wheeler
  6. Aaron Mandel Bosshardt
  7. Doug Courtney
  8. Robert Raymond Goocher
  9. Joseph Antimo Verola
  10. Shannon Currie
  11. Rosalind Johnson
  12. Pam Powell
  13. Jason Henry
  14. Sean Bradford
  15. Ed Lewis Geier
  16. Tatiana Denson
  17. Z.J. Hafeez
  18. Joanne Kennedy
  19. Steven Perman
  20. Adam Fetterman
  21. L. Kevin Stinnette
  22. Mike Rios
  23. Evelyn Garcia
  24. Nikasha Wells
  25. Charles Bentel
  26. Louis Reinstein
  27. Sheldon Jacob Lisbon
  28. Robin Behrman
  29. Alanna Mersinger
  30. Alix Desulme
  31. Pat Santangelo
  32. Bernadine Bush
  33. Alex Dominguez (Florida)
  34. Adam Marc Kravitz
  35. Mark Weithorn
  36. Waldo Faura-Morales
  37. Harold Ford
  38. Carmen Morris
  39. John Patrick Julien
  40. Shayan Elahi

Republican[edit]

  1. Jeremy Bosso
  2. Jayer Williamson
  3. Daniel Thomas Glidewell, Sr.
  4. Mike Williams (Florida)
  5. Don Curtis
  6. Morgan J. McPherson
  7. Cord Byrd
  8. Kim Kendall
  9. George Trovato
  10. John Bush
  11. John Moffitt
  12. Jeffrey Onest
  13. Michael Kennedy
  14. James Mathieu
  15. Strother Hammond
  16. John W. Lindsey, Jr.
  17. Rene Plasencia
  18. Tres Holton
  19. Laureen Trent
  20. Randy Duane Johnson
  21. Brian Peter Hollands
  22. Michael Floyd (Florida)
  23. Betty Jo Tompkins
  24. Joe Wicker
  25. Marg Baker
  26. Tory Anthony Perfetti
  27. Philip Tropea
  28. Daryle Hamel
  29. Christopher Shepard
  30. Jim Dobyns
  31. David Phillips (Florida)
  32. Michael Grant (Florida)
  33. Chauncey Solinger
  34. Christopher Berardi
  35. Jonathan Allen Martin
  36. Jon Larsen Shudlick
  37. Jonathan Milton
  38. Jonathan Pasqualone
  39. Calvin Turnquest
  40. Renier Diaz de la Portilla
  41. Alfredo Naredo-Acosta
  42. Paul Crespo
  43. David Bolduc
  44. Ileana Abay
  45. Maykel Balboa
  46. Gustavo Barreiro
  47. Amory Bodin
  48. Eugenio Perez
  49. Libby Perez
  50. Michael Alan Davis (Florida state legislative candidate)
  51. Carl Domino

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Georgia[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Reginald Pugh
  2. Detrius Hill Jones
  3. Cory Lynch
  4. Reginald Crossley
  5. Irvin Martinez
  6. Gail Buckner
  7. Miriam Paris
  8. Marcus Davis
  9. Mark Anthony Williams

Republican[edit]

  1. Brandon Beach
  2. J.K. Rogers
  3. Johnny Grant
  4. Robert Kent
  5. S. David Doss
  6. Hayden Collins
  7. Josh Belinfante
  8. Drew Ellenburg
  9. Mark Hatfield
  10. Rodney Vickers
  11. Steve Voshall
  12. Daniel "Danny" Yearwood
  13. Steve Ramey
  14. Travis Bowden
  15. Bill Carruth
  16. Spencer Price

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Toney Collins
  2. Keith Heard
  3. Michael Dinkins
  4. Kip Carr
  5. Benny Crane
  6. William Phelps
  7. Justin O'Dell
  8. Jeffery Benoit
  9. Kim Cox Owens
  10. Rashid Malik
  11. Ralph Long III
  12. Rashad Taylor
  13. Kenneth Britt
  14. Robert Patillo
  15. LaTrenka Riley
  16. Glen Williams (Georgia)
  17. Dexter Dawston
  18. Kevin Thomas (Georgia)
  19. Patricia Bourdeau
  20. Tony Lentini
  21. Jaye Peabody
  22. Yasmin Neal
  23. Glenn Baker
  24. Charles Davis (Georgia)
  25. Linda Pritchett
  26. Gerald Harvey
  27. Kathy Harvey
  28. Kuwonna Ingram
  29. Muarlean Cain Edwards
  30. Scott Hughes (Georgia)
  31. Sherri Washington
  32. Travis Chambers
  33. Rodney Upton
  34. Marvin Arrington
  35. Sharon Sawyer
  36. T.J. Copeland
  37. Diana Eckles
  38. Antonio Lewis
  39. Doreen Carter
  40. Jason Esteves
  41. William Fisher (Georgia)

Republican[edit]

  1. Clint Smith (Georgia)
  2. Carla Roberts
  3. John Clements
  4. Steve Tarvin
  5. Christopher Perlera
  6. Kristopher Moutray
  7. Tom Knox
  8. Dean Sheridan
  9. Odis "Harold" Welchel
  10. Bill Grant
  11. Ken Payne
  12. Keith Segars
  13. Dennis Mock
  14. David Renz
  15. Jennifer Hulsey
  16. Scot Turner
  17. Charlice Byrd
  18. Mickey Thompson
  19. Mike Nowlin
  20. Steve Davis (Georgia)
  21. Doug McKillip
  22. Michael Ray James
  23. Melissa Morrison
  24. Judy Manning
  25. JoEllen Smith
  26. Cynthia Rozzo
  27. Nick Johnson
  28. Kip Smith
  29. Martin Hawley
  30. Damon Ladd-Thomas
  31. Dexter Dawston
  32. Ken Russell (Georgia)
  33. Mark Gorman (Georgia)
  34. Darryl Marmon
  35. John Tuten
  36. Mike Popplewell
  37. Ryan Christopher
  38. Michael Miller (Georgia)
  39. Jon Heffer
  40. Adam Jacobson
  41. Alan Painter
  42. Alan Shinall
  43. Judson McClure
  44. Darwin Carter

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Hawaii[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Robert Herkes
  2. Carol Fukunaga
  3. Donald Ikeda
  4. Wendell Ka'ehu'ae'a
  5. Gary Safarik
  6. Lorraine Inouye
  7. Barbara Haliniak
  8. Alex Sonson
  9. Michael Magaoay
  10. Roger Lacuesta
  11. Levani Rachel Lipton

Republican[edit]

  1. John Totten

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Pono Chong
  2. Gil Riviere
  3. Heather Giugni
  4. Noralyn Bolosan Pajimola
  5. Brittany Smart
  6. Leolani Lagat Oyama
  7. Gene Leslie
  8. Fred Housel
  9. Joe Pontanilla
  10. Edward Kaahui
  11. Joseph Bertram III
  12. Colin Hanlon
  13. Netra Halperin
  14. Brian Yamane
  15. Dwight Synan
  16. Clifton Takamura
  17. Kimberly Case
  18. Ryan K. Kapuniai
  19. Daniel Holt
  20. Nicole Velasco
  21. Lynne Gutierrez
  22. Danny Villaruz
  23. Eloise Yamashita Tungpalan
  24. Rose Martinez
  25. Romy Mindo
  26. Sam Puletasi
  27. Joe Rattner
  28. Matt LoPresti
  29. Cynthia Rezentes
  30. Leslie McKeague-Gomes
  31. Hanalei Aipoalani
  32. Ollie Lunasco
  33. Lei Ahu Isa

Republican[edit]

  1. Netra Halperin
  2. Kurt Fevella
  3. Mike Breslin
  4. Johnnie-Mae Perry
  5. Lori Wingard
  6. Brian Kim
  7. Mel Apana
  8. Tercia Ku

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Idaho[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Maria Mabbutt
  2. Matthew Duncan

Republican[edit]

  1. Robert Schaefer
  2. Jeff Nesset
  3. Tim Corder
  4. Terry Andersen
  5. Danielle Ahrens
  6. Barrett Schroeder
  7. Mary Wade Heston
  8. Alan D. Ward
  9. Matthew W. Faulks
  10. Maurice Clements
  11. Hubert L. Osborne
  12. Stan Bastian
  13. Gary Bauer
  14. Thomas Bullock
  15. W. Rusty Barlow
  16. R. Scott Workman
  17. Brian Schad
  18. Mike Jorgenson
  19. Terry F. Gestrin, 2012 Senate
  20. Kent Marmon
  21. Douglas T. Pickett

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Rich Bergman
  2. David A. Honey
  3. John Hart (Idaho)
  4. Greg Nielson
  5. Andy C. Edstrom
  6. Brad Goodsell
  7. J. Dallas Gudgell
  8. Victoria Casetta

Republican[edit]

  1. Jim Marriott
  2. John Baird
  3. Donna Capurso
  4. Louis Kins
  5. Pam Stout
  6. Mark D Fisher
  7. Ronald Ross Vieselmeyer
  8. Fritz Wiedenhoff
  9. Jeff Tyler
  10. Jeff Ames
  11. Bob Hassoldt
  12. Rex Joseph Steele
  13. Ed Galloway
  14. John Blattler
  15. Dan Davis (Idaho)
  16. Merrill Beyeler
  17. K. LaVon Dresen
  18. Kenny Keene
  19. Kendall Nelson-Jeffs
  20. Jeri Soulier
  21. Michael Greenway
  22. Matt Dorsey
  23. John Gough
  24. Ronalee Linsenmann
  25. Steve Nible
  26. Sherri Nible
  27. Aaron Gonzalez
  28. Curtis Ellis
  29. Fairy Hitchcock
  30. John Hruby
  31. Geoffrey Talmon
  32. Richard Dees
  33. Chris MacCloud
  34. Thomas Jay LeClaire
  35. Patrick Malloy (Idaho)
  36. Parrish Miller
  37. Robert Simison
  38. Charles Hoffman (Idaho)
  39. Lori Shewmaker
  40. Mike Vuittonet
  41. Michael Law
  42. Fred Tilman
  43. Stephen Warren
  44. Matthew Bundy
  45. Steven Millington
  46. David Funk
  47. Trimelda Concepcion McDaniels
  48. Kevin England
  49. Brian P. Nugent
  50. Greg Crockett
  51. Stan Bell
  52. Kelton Larsen
  53. Franklyn G. Vilt Sr.
  54. Ronald Lechelt
  55. David Lyon
  56. Dan Roberts
  57. Joshua Anderson (Idaho)
  58. Dale Mortimer
  59. Robert Butler (Idaho)
  60. Mike Duff
  61. R. David Moore
  62. Bill Hunter
  63. Harold Jones
  64. Karey Hanks
  65. M. Pat Ridley
  66. Jonathan Shelley
  67. Jarom Wagoner
  68. Jack Schroeder
  69. James Stivers
  70. Greg Collett
  71. John Hart (Idaho Republican)
  72. Phil Hart

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Illinois[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Adolfo Mondragon
  2. Raul Montes, Jr.
  3. Gregory Hannon
  4. Fred Kondritz
  5. Milton J. Sumption
  6. Kevin Kunkel
  7. Tom Ganiere
  8. Steven L. Hunter
  9. Tim Elenz
  10. Greg Brownfield
  11. Kevin Allen
  12. Marvin Bainter
  13. James K. Polk
  14. Annazette Collins
  15. Pat Mahon
  16. Donna Miller (Illinois)
  17. Dan Lewandowski
  18. Marla Wilson
  19. Wyatt Frazer
  20. Mike Boland

Republican[edit]

  1. Ricardo Fernandez (Illinois)
  2. Linwood Jarratt
  3. Lawrence Leafblad
  4. Michael White (Illinois)
  5. Gary Fitzgerald
  6. Anthony Giles
  7. Brian Smith (Illinois)
  8. Dave Richmond
  9. Rick Slocum
  10. Harry R. Ramey, Jr.
  11. Chris Nybo
  12. Cliff Surges
  13. Tom Pliura
  14. Christine Johnson, Illinois legislator
  15. Gray Noll
  16. Ken Burzynski
  17. Gayle Smolinski
  18. Shane Cultra

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Tom Swiss
  2. Joe Trutin
  3. Temoc Morfin
  4. Dori Collins
  5. Mike Rodriguez
  6. Paula A. Basta
  7. Sandra Stoppa
  8. Olivia Trejo
  9. Michele J. Piszczor
  10. Robert Reyes
  11. Neftalie Gonzalez
  12. Preston Brown Jr.
  13. Paul Steven Gregoire
  14. Sandra J. Wortham
  15. Bobby Joe Johnson
  16. Richard A. Wooten
  17. Kyle Kasperek
  18. Clifton Graham, Jr.
  19. Gloria M. Lind
  20. Clint Little
  21. James F. Arduini
  22. Glen Evans
  23. Michael D.Nardello
  24. Alex Arroyo
  25. Ken Maurice
  26. Anthony R. Martin
  27. Andrew Byrne Hodorowicz
  28. Rudy Lozano (Illinois)
  29. Winston Taylor
  30. Kenny Johnson (Illinois)
  31. Princess Dempsey
  32. Beyonca Johnson
  33. Rory Hoskins
  34. Will Guzzardi
  35. Sam Cahnman
  36. Carole Cheney

Republican[edit]

  1. Ricardo Fernandez (Illinois)
  2. Laura M. Pollastrini
  3. Mark Neerhof
  4. Chris Hage
  5. Dave Carlin
  6. Jonathan Wallace
  7. Laura Reigle
  8. Steve Perry (Illinois)
  9. Janet Silosky
  10. Jared Perry
  11. Robert Roman
  12. Don Weber
  13. Paul Evans (Illinois)
  14. John Humes
  15. Kent Gaffney
  16. Danielle Rowe
  17. Debbie Boyle
  18. Daniel Sidmore
  19. Li Arellano Jr.
  20. Chet Olsen
  21. Kevin L. Garner
  22. Richard Thomas
  23. Brian Gabor
  24. Scott McCoy (Illinois)
  25. Rosemary Mulligan
  26. Thomas M. Bennett (Illinois)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Indiana[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Darren Washington
  2. David Vinzant
  3. Maxine Spenner
  4. Patricia Mink
  5. Mike Boland

Republican[edit]

  1. David Yarde
  2. John Merlau
  3. Chris Lytle
  4. Daniel Kinnamon
  5. Ryan Goodwin
  6. Austin Griffin

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Ricardo Garcia (Indiana)
  2. Tony Walker
  3. Lon Childress
  4. Sherman Carson
  5. John Malan (Indiana)
  6. Eric Thiel
  7. Karen Brand
  8. David Walker (Indiana)
  9. Larry Barker (Indiana)
  10. Charles Toth
  11. Brian Cooper
  12. Tyjuan Garrett
  13. Zach Mulholland (Indiana)
  14. Trent Wisner
  15. Thomas Lenfert
  16. Al Cottingham
  17. Alva Kincaid, Jr.

Republican[edit]

  1. Cory Stith
  2. C. Michael Beebe
  3. Peter Karagan
  4. Dan Young (Indiana)
  5. Diana Boersma
  6. Francis Ellert
  7. Jon Hare
  8. Kiefer Dobbs
  9. Mindi Fisher McMillan
  10. Jan Payne (Indiana)
  11. Steven Powell (Indiana)
  12. Debbie Driskell
  13. Stephen Wilson (Indiana)
  14. Jim Meece
  15. Bill Webster
  16. Jerry Brewton
  17. Randall Ty Weinley
  18. David Powers (Indiana)
  19. Gary Harbaugh
  20. Paul Moss
  21. Sam Weist
  22. Lora Williams
  23. Sam Harvey
  24. Bob White (Indiana)
  25. Mark Ervin
  26. Denny Worman
  27. Michael Scott (Indiana)
  28. Brad Rider
  29. Richard Scott, Sr.
  30. Doug Williamson
  31. James Amick
  32. Levon Dozier
  33. Wesley Ortell
  34. Denise Lemmon
  35. Mike Caywood
  36. Eric Olson (Indiana)
  37. Mark Meadows (Indiana)
  38. Keith Potter
  39. Daniel Elliot
  40. Keegan Clark
  41. David Brown (Indiana)
  42. Aaron Claudy
  43. John Young (Indiana)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Iowa[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Jason Demichelis
  2. Nicholas Volk
  3. LaForest Sherman
  4. Bob Morawitz
  5. Donna Amandus
  6. Dorothy O'Brien

Republican[edit]

  1. Matthew Mardesen
  2. Stephanie Jones (Iowa)
  3. Steven Everly
  4. Jeff Mullen
  5. Larry McKibben
  6. Lee Harder
  7. James Hahn
  8. Jim Black (Iowa)
  9. John Hulsizer, Jr.
  10. Matthew Biede
  11. Adam Schweers

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Ronald Pierce (Iowa)
  2. Bernard Murphy
  3. Cara Kennedy-Ode
  4. William Rock
  5. Christina Blackcloud
  6. David Johnson (Iowa House)
  7. Garland Bridges

Republican[edit]

  1. Annette Sweeney
  2. Erik Helland
  3. Kevin Wolfswinkel
  4. Josh Davenport (Iowa)
  5. Matthew Ung
  6. Bob Dishman
  7. Maison Bleam
  8. Clint Fichter
  9. Raymond Chase
  10. Jane Jensen
  11. Joan Acela
  12. Ruth Randleman
  13. James Demichelis, Jr.
  14. Len Gosselink
  15. Carol J. Miller (Iowa)
  16. Dave Leach
  17. Tony Seliquini
  18. Larry Steele
  19. Brett Nelson
  20. Dustin Noble
  21. Howard Lyon, Jr.
  22. Rick McClure (Iowa)
  23. Priscilla Marlar
  24. Larry Wilson (Iowa)
  25. Mark Frakes
  26. Marshall Nessa

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Kansas[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Mario Escobar
  2. Perry Schuckman
  3. KC Ohaebosim
  4. Jean Schodorf

Republican[edit]

  1. David Harvey
  2. Tim Owens
  3. Pat Colloton
  4. Bob Marshall, Kansas Senator
  5. Joe Beveridge
  6. Daniel Campbell (Kansas)
  7. Charlotte O'Hara
  8. Marje A. Cochren
  9. James C. "J.C." Tellefson
  10. James P. Fawcett
  11. Cristina Fischer
  12. Gary L. Parnell
  13. Matthew F. Windheuser
  14. John C. Coen
  15. John E. Miller
  16. Roger Reitz
  17. Joe Knopp (Kansas)
  18. Kyle Abbott
  19. Dick Kelsey
  20. Gary Mason
  21. Dwayne Umbarger
  22. Pete Brungardt
  23. John Grange
  24. Jesse Bryant, primary
  25. Stephen Morris
  26. Ruth Teichman
  27. Tom Wertz
  28. Mark Gilstrap
  29. Joe Patton
  30. Jeremy Ryan Pierce

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Vera Locke
  2. Scott Gregory
  3. Claudia Logue
  4. Scott Briggs
  5. Matthew Collins (Kansas)
  6. Judith Loganbill
  7. Jason Zabel
  8. David P. Hansen
  9. Peggy L. Elliott
  10. Sammy K. Flaharty
  11. Angela Martinez
  12. Stanley Wiles
  13. Barry D. Stanley
  14. Erich Bishop
  15. Tom Brungardt

Republican[edit]

  1. Sheryl Spalding
  2. Brad Bolin
  3. Lance Nichols
  4. Lynne Oharah
  5. Janet King
  6. Jason Leib
  7. William Prescott
  8. Reynaldo R. Mesa
  9. Leslie Scoby
  10. Ernie Honas
  11. Bruce H. Wyatt
  12. Doug Lindahl
  13. Ronald L. Young
  14. Neal Sawyer
  15. Mark Read
  16. Stephen Foster
  17. Bill Griffith
  18. James Azeltine
  19. Mark Hagen
  20. Stephanie Meyer (Kansas)
  21. Janette Holdeman
  22. Sandra Bohne
  23. Dan L. Thompson
  24. Debbi Childers
  25. Dana Webber
  26. LaVern Abney
  27. Trent LeDoux
  28. Daniel A. Brenner
  29. Nicholas Lee Reinecker
  30. Karen Hasting
  31. Robin Clements
  32. Mark E. Holick
  33. Jamey Blubaugh
  34. Bridget Schneider
  35. Trey Joy
  36. Tom Simpson
  37. Bob Booth
  38. Terry Nunemaker
  39. Mitchell Rucker
  40. John W. Unruh
  41. Brian Kinzie
  42. Bud Sifers
  43. Judy Brigham
  44. Jack Kopfman, Jr.
  45. Fred D. Rinne
  46. Charles Andrews
  47. Ron Worley
  48. Mark Presinger
  49. Jason "Jake" Fisher
  50. Terri Lois Gregory
  51. Bruce Belanger
  52. Jessica Peters
  53. Jim Yonally
  54. Randy L. Hayzlett
  55. Carl Holmes
  56. Craig Gable
  57. Ken R. Willard
  58. WM. Scott Hesse
  59. David Anderson (Kansas)
  60. Jeff Blubaugh
  61. Rick Billinger
  62. Clay Aurand
  63. Dick Jones
  64. Arlyn Briggs

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Kentucky[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Gary Demling
  2. Sarah Lynn Cunningham
  3. Curtis Morrison
  4. Amy Shoemaker

Republican[edit]

  1. Don Butler, II
  2. Will Terwort
  3. Dennis Mitchell
  4. Joe Laswell
  5. Doug Hawkins
  6. John Yuen
  7. Rick Hostetler
  8. Mark Polston
  9. A.C. Donahue
  10. Josh Turner

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Bobby Hamilton
  2. Kendrick Bryan
  3. Glenn Fonda
  4. Wendy Caswell
  5. Wade Hurt
  6. Jim Murphy (Kentucky)
  7. James "Jim" Nance
  8. Phinis Vernon Hundley
  9. Jerry L. Atwood
  10. Bradley T. Copes
  11. Camilla "Kay" Patton
  12. Arthur Byrn
  13. Jeremy Warfield

Republican[edit]

  1. Chris Tyler (Kentucky)
  2. David B. Gover
  3. James Larry Goins
  4. Carlos Cameron
  5. Nathan Mick
  6. Scott W. Reed
  7. Patrick Fisher
  8. Charity Edmonston
  9. Donna A. Pegago
  10. Freddy Harbison
  11. Richard Treitz
  12. Walter A. Starosciak
  13. William E. Woods
  14. Cathy H. Flaig
  15. Lavinia Spirito
  16. Mark Eaton
  17. Jerry Lee Shelton
  18. Roger Coldiron
  19. Kent Wilson
  20. Scott Bruce (Kentucky)
  21. Shawn Slone
  22. Ken Kearns

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Louisiana[edit]

Louisiana did not hold any state legislative elections in 2012.

Maine[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Timothy Driscoll
  2. Donald Pilon
  3. James A. Emerson
  4. Priscilla Jenkins
  5. Dana Hernandez
  6. Deborah Deane
  7. Bryan Kaenrath, Senate

Republican[edit]

  1. Stuart Smith
  2. Kathleen Caso
  3. James Emerson

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Nancy Sullivan
  2. James Schatz
  3. Bobby Mills
  4. Cynthia Mehnert
  5. James Leighton
  6. Richard Fournier
  7. Phillip Barter
  8. Harvey DeVane
  9. Paul Johnson (Maine)
  10. Kevin Cookson
  11. Edward Finch
  12. Melanie Sachs
  13. Patrick Norton
  14. Justin Costa
  15. Malory Shaughnessy
  16. Dauna Binder
  17. Anthony Donovan
  18. Dillon Bates
  19. Pierre Bouthiller
  20. Cris Johnson
  21. Gregory Kidd (Maine)
  22. Sonya Lundh-Gay
  23. Joanne Twomey

Republican[edit]

  1. John Williams (Maine)
  2. Terry LaCombe-Stevens
  3. Mitchell McLaughlin
  4. Patricia Tate
  5. John Ring
  6. Jessica Chubbuck
  7. Michael Hein
  8. Henry Simmons (Maine)
  9. Randall Poulton
  10. James Raye
  11. Ryan Wheaton
  12. Aaron Bragdon
  13. Richard Racicot

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Maryland[edit]

Maryland did not hold any state legislative elections in 2012.

Massachusetts[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Stephen Michael Palmer
  2. David P. Meade, Jr.
  3. William M. Manzi, III
  4. Timothy J. Coco
  5. Steve May (Massachusetts)
  6. Edward J. Carroll
  7. Mary-Ellen Manning
  8. John P. Slattery
  9. Alexander Buck
  10. Mara Dolan
  11. Joe Kearns Goodwin
  12. Joseph Mullin
  13. Roy Owens (Massachusetts)
  14. Melvin Edwards
  15. Sam Meas

Republican[edit]

  1. Greg Howes
  2. Alex J. Vispoli
  3. Roy Owens (Massachusetts)
  4. Sam Meas

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Stephen Vincent Kane
  2. Chally Ramos
  3. Rebecca Bialecki
  4. Jim White (Massachusetts)
  5. Michael Kane (Massachusetts)
  6. Joseph Fountain (Massachusetts)
  7. Joseph Paul Richard Collins, Sr.
  8. Steven Hakar
  9. Harry Kortikere
  10. John DePinto
  11. Jerome Carr
  12. Jed Hresko
  13. Demetrius Atsalis
  14. David Torrisi
  15. Gayle Johnson (Massachusetts)
  16. Peter Padula
  17. Robert Paul Reardon, Jr.
  18. Margaret Hegarty
  19. Ralph Perez
  20. Kate Toomey
  21. Dianna Biancheria
  22. Frank Beshai
  23. Mark Linde
  24. Jass Stewart
  25. Robert Sullivan (Massachusetts)
  26. Kevin Aguiar
  27. Adam Bond
  28. Abilio Soares
  29. Rufus Faulk
  30. Lesley Phillips
  31. Anthony Solimine

Republican[edit]

  1. Enrico John Villamaino, III
  2. George Derek Boag
  3. Scott Graves (Massachusetts)
  4. John Jewell
  5. C. Stolle Singleton
  6. Gary Fowler
  7. Robert Cronin

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Michigan[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Michigan did not hold any state senate elections in 2012.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Kiz Ahamiojie
  2. William Lucius
  3. Lesia Liss
  4. John Maynard
  5. Phillip DiMaria
  6. Patrick Biange
  7. Ted Golden (Michigan)
  8. Douglas Wilson
  9. Steve Grace
  10. Jason Davis (Michigan)
  11. Stewart Sternberg
  12. Willie Walton
  13. Derek Bailey
  14. Frank Izworksi
  15. Nicholas Hein
  16. Veronica Brown
  17. Christopher Owens
  18. Jimmy Womack
  19. Paris Canty
  20. Mohammed Hassan
  21. Ernest Little
  22. Beverly Tran
  23. Mervin White
  24. Jonathan Wright
  25. Renard Berry
  26. Mark Murphy Jr.
  27. Maureen Stapleton
  28. Sherry Gay-Dagnogo
  29. Mia Grillier
  30. Taryn Jones
  31. Leslie Love
  32. David McNeal
  33. Jerry Thomas (Michigan)
  34. Carey Torrice
  35. Nick Najjar
  36. Jenifer Marlene Franklin
  37. Charles Roddis
  38. Brian Senia
  39. Ryan Starski
  40. Harvey Schmidt
  41. Walt Sorg (Michigan)
  42. Anne Clayton
  43. Dale Copedge
  44. Harold J. Leeman, Jr.
  45. Ted O'Dell
  46. Griffin Rivers
  47. A'Lynne Robinson
  48. Susan Schmidt
  49. Gerry Welling
  50. Joseph Sloan
  51. Timothy Bledsoe
  52. Bill Kaledas
  53. Dorothy Webb Grady
  54. Cody Bailey
  55. Brian David Hensley
  56. Jim Pedersen
  57. Regina Strong
  58. Joe Astro
  59. Mark Venie
  60. Thomas Partridge
  61. Frank Izworski
  62. Christopher Cavanagh
  63. Valerie Kindle
  64. Douglas Drake
  65. Jim Martin (Michigan)
  66. Judy Nerat
  67. Andrea Cascarilla
  68. Andrew Garlick
  69. Andrea Brown-Harrison
  70. Cynthia A. Johnson (Michigan)
  71. Andrew Robert Cissell
  72. Jeanette Brown Williams
  73. Richard Badger
  74. William Phillips (Michigan)
  75. Ruben Marquez
  76. Howard Worthy

Republican[edit]

  1. Thomas DeVault
  2. Michael Shallal
  3. Michael Shmina
  4. Tadd Siglow
  5. Harold Melton (Michigan)
  6. John Lauve
  7. Dan Fulara
  8. Steve Maas
  9. Gary Eisen
  10. Peter Frangedakis
  11. Kurt Damrow
  12. Sami Khoury
  13. Amanda Sue Van Essen
  14. Jimmy Mosca
  15. Stewart Sanders
  16. Jim Hafeman
  17. Tonya Renay Wells
  18. Patrick O'Connell
  19. Ray Gralewski
  20. William Sayre
  21. Phil Rode
  22. Deborah DeBacker
  23. Matt Pryor
  24. Dale Rogers
  25. Jerry Ketchum
  26. Ashley Kring
  27. Michael Wing
  28. Frank Lambert
  29. George Nastas III
  30. Brian Savage (Michigan)
  31. Mary Brown (Michigan)
  32. Randy Brink
  33. Ann M. Doyle
  34. Ryan McReynolds
  35. Nicholas Kennedy
  36. Brad Hantler
  37. Albert Clawson
  38. Bubba Urdan
  39. Kristine Zrinyi
  40. Matthew Sherman
  41. Brenton Weiss
  42. Robert Lawrence (Michigan)
  43. David Potts
  44. David Wolkinson
  45. Bob Eick (Michigan)
  46. Bing Goei
  47. David Mann (Michigan)
  48. Thomas Raymond
  49. Jason Gillman
  50. William Phillips (Michigan)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Minnesota[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Jual Carlson
  2. Laverne H. Pederson
  3. Anne Marcotte
  4. Ron Thiessen
  5. Larry D. Rice
  6. Paul Bolin
  7. Timothy A. Davis, Sr.
  8. Mike Germain
  9. Marcus Walker
  10. Tom Dimond
  11. Robert Humphrey
  12. Alexander H. Jeffries

Republican[edit]

  1. Fadumo Yusuf
  2. Gene Thomas Kornder
  3. Eric Michael Langness
  4. Timothy Hall
  5. Roger W. Champagne
  6. Bruce R. Schwichtenberg
  7. Connie Doepke

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Sue Wiger
  2. Lorrie Janatopoulos
  3. Dave Meyer
  4. Brandon Clokey
  5. Bruce Campbell (Minnesota)
  6. David Schaff (Minnesota)
  7. Bruce Ahlgren
  8. Nathan Johnson (Minnesota)
  9. Bruno Gad
  10. Jessica Rohloff
  11. Samuel Beard
  12. Bob Hill
  13. Milton Walden
  14. Marcus Harcus
  15. Terra Cole
  16. Ian Alexander
  17. Bill McGaughey

Republican[edit]

  1. David Collins (Minnesota)
  2. Ken Lucier
  3. Benjamin Larson
  4. Dan Darbo
  5. Mitch Pangerl
  6. Larry Johnson (Minnesota)
  7. Steve Smith (Minnesota)
  8. Torey Hall
  9. Bob Zick
  10. David Meisinger
  11. Tim Jesperson

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Mississippi[edit]

Mississippi did not hold any state legislative elections in 2012.

Missouri[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Sue Schoemehl
  2. Robin Wright-Jones
  3. Redditt Hudson
  4. Jeanette Mott Oxford
  5. Crystal Williams (Missouri)

Republican[edit]

  1. Dave Morris (Missouri)
  2. Scott Largent
  3. Jim Strafuss
  4. Ellen Brandom
  5. James E. Strahan
  6. Gayle Wridge
  7. Terry Varner
  8. Mike McGhee
  9. Ward Franz
  10. Don Wells

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Travis Gonzalez
  2. Clint Hylton
  3. Shon Adamson
  4. Carol Suter
  5. Henry Carner
  6. Erik K. Stafford
  7. Sarah Gillooly
  8. Bill Clinton Young
  9. Adnan Bayazid
  10. Nancy Copenhaver
  11. Terry L. Wilson Sr.
  12. Tony Weaver
  13. Bert Atkins
  14. Todd Hoffman
  15. Tracy McCreery
  16. Eileen McGeoghegan
  17. Doug Clemens
  18. Churie Spreng
  19. Sylvester Taylor, II
  20. Chris Elliott
  21. Samuel J. Cummings, III
  22. Ruth Ehresman
  23. McFarlane E. Duncan
  24. Martin Casas
  25. Rio S. Vitale
  26. James Trout
  27. Hope Whitehead
  28. Mike Owens (Missouri)
  29. Joe Montecillo
  30. Dean Asbury
  31. Joe Detter
  32. Dan Darian
  33. Richard Buchli
  34. Mike Marsh (Missouri)
  35. Gary L. Gaines
  36. Mike Lind
  37. Syed Asif
  38. Mike Sager
  39. Christopher J. Moreno
  40. Joe Clay Crum
  41. Robin Smith (Missouri)
  42. Derron L. Black
  43. Raymond Kinney
  44. Pat Riehle

Republican[edit]

  1. Ron Gillett
  2. Tony Askew
  3. Alan R. Wyatt
  4. John A. Myers
  5. Ian McFarland
  6. Josh Bill
  7. Cory Hyland
  8. Vic Hurlbert
  9. Joshua Judy
  10. Mike Becker
  11. Chris Dwyer
  12. Dennis Smith (Missouri candidate)
  13. James E. Bryant
  14. Chris Gard
  15. Tyler Holyfield
  16. Paul Berry (Missouri)
  17. Tim Hotop
  18. Jason Smith (Missouri state House candidate)
  19. Kyle Albert
  20. Avery A. Fortenberry
  21. John Robinson (Missouri)
  22. James R. Skaggs
  23. Cliff Hammock
  24. Twyla N. Cordry
  25. Tony Miller
  26. Todd Isaac Skelton
  27. Carolyn F. Loraine
  28. Johnnie Franzeskos
  29. Robert Sawyer
  30. Josh Jones (Missouri)
  31. Barbara York
  32. Bill Yarberry
  33. Randy Angst
  34. Thomas Long (Missouri)
  35. Loren Hunt
  36. Larry Roark
  37. Tom Martz
  38. John Sellars
  39. Ken Boyce
  40. Matthew P. Block
  41. Bill Preston
  42. Don Bordwell
  43. Chris Purvis
  44. Ted Sheppard
  45. Van C. Hitt
  46. Gerald Adams
  47. Bob Thrower
  48. Kathleen Hensley
  49. Stan Watson (Missouri)
  50. Mike Lind
  51. Gail Hinshaw
  52. Frank Washburn
  53. Freddie Jennings
  54. Josh Hurlbert
  55. Chris Lievsay
  56. Chris Mertz
  57. Matthew Combs
  58. Bruce Sassmann
  59. Eldon L. Kelley
  60. Stephen Wieberg
  61. Chris Brundick
  62. Clayton Jones (Missouri)
  63. Rick Stokes
  64. Mike Bennett
  65. Patricia Pike
  66. Steve Henderson
  67. Arthur Hodge, Sr.
  68. Derron L. Black
  69. Arnie Dienoff

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Montana[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Tyler Gernant
  2. Frank Smith (Montana)

Republican[edit]

  1. Douglas Stuart (Montana)
  2. Carmine Mowbray
  3. Michael Larson
  4. Debra Brown (Montana)
  5. Kurt Bushnell
  6. William Beck, Sr.
  7. Suzanne Brooks
  8. Rollan Roberts II
  9. Jayson Peters
  10. Kevin Kerr
  11. Rick Seemann
  12. Gary MacLaren
  13. Paul Bean (Montana)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Ed Zimpel
  2. Douglas Shidler II
  3. Donald Jones (Montana state representative candidate)
  4. Don Judge
  5. Jonathan Dunbar
  6. David J. Crowley
  7. Tom Muri
  8. Curtis Harper
  9. Coy Harwood
  10. Lou Ann Crowley
  11. Pete Burridge
  12. Jason Richard Smith (Montana)
  13. Rodney Gervais
  14. Lita Pepion
  15. Tony Belcourt

Republican[edit]

  1. Frank Mutch
  2. Kirk McNutt
  3. Tami Christensen
  4. Mark Higgins
  5. Kathy Haman
  6. Dale Milligan
  7. Juanita Lux
  8. Robert Wagner, Montana Representative
  9. Alan Hale
  10. Randy Pinocci
  11. Marlin Foss
  12. Troy Boucher
  13. Myron Monsen
  14. George Day
  15. Debra Bonogofsky
  16. Jeff Burrows
  17. Scott Boulanger
  18. Russ Vogel
  19. Josh Hennes
  20. Ron Pifer
  21. Daniel Burmeister
  22. Debra Lamm
  23. William Bennett (Montana)
  24. Robert Kennedy (Montana)
  25. Edward Hilbert
  26. Jonathan Jackson (Montana)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Nebraska[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Don Mayhew (Nebraska)

Republican[edit]

  1. Ron Nolte
  2. Michael Jacobson

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Nevada[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. John J. Lee (Nevada)
  2. Harry Mortenson
  3. David Wallace (Nevada)
  4. Katherine Duncan
  5. Thomas Welsh
  6. Donna Schlemmer

Republican[edit]

  1. Richard McArthur
  2. John J. Lee (Nevada)
  3. Annette Teijeiro
  4. Conrad Vergara
  5. Brent Jones
  6. Frederick Conquest

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Don Watkins
  2. Stephen Taylor
  3. Mickey Frazier
  4. Kelly Charles
  5. Kevin Child
  6. Nathan Sosa (Nevada)
  7. Lou Toomin
  8. Leisa Moseley
  9. Gloria Bonaventura
  10. Steve Keith Parke
  11. Kent Ivey
  12. Abraham Camejo
  13. Luis Alberto Rendon
  14. Steven Maczka
  15. Fredrick Wilkening
  16. Mike Schaefer (California)

Republican[edit]

  1. Kelly Kite
  2. Barry Keller
  3. Patrick Mendez
  4. Paul Maineri
  5. Swadeep Nigam
  6. Stephen Silberkraus
  7. M. Marco Miller
  8. Benjamin Donlon
  9. Daniel Stakleff
  10. Jeffrey Jones (Nevada)
  11. Lauren Scott
  12. Walt Grudzinski
  13. Adam Cegavske
  14. Delmar Leatham
  15. Nathan Schlumpf
  16. Phillip Davies
  17. John Moore (Nevada)
  18. Kevin Child
  19. Gary Schmidt
  20. Joe Ludwig

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

New Hampshire[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Sandy Harris

Republican[edit]

  1. Dennis Acton
  2. Frank Dumaine
  3. Michael Kenney
  4. Ken Hawkins
  5. Daniel Dwyer
  6. William Grimm
  7. Cynthia Coolidge Howard
  8. Dick Green
  9. Howard Pearl

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Thomas Evans (New Hampshire)
  2. Derek Jacob Webb
  3. Clecia Terrio
  4. James C. Webb, Jr.
  5. Sumner A. Dole, III
  6. Bob Bridgham
  7. Jenna Roberts
  8. Christopher Serlin
  9. Eleanor Glynn Kjellman
  10. Scott E. Welch
  11. Helen Deloge
  12. Tom Southworth
  13. Tom Ploszaj
  14. Cory Mattocks
  15. Jeremy J. Olson
  16. Michael Callis
  17. Mark Ryder
  18. Richard Komi
  19. Stanley Robinson
  20. SuzAnne-Marie Rak

Republican[edit]

  1. Douglas Whitfield
  2. Michael Falagan
  3. James Marron, III
  4. Karen Hutchinson
  5. Roger Fillio
  6. Frank Carrio, Sr.
  7. Joanne Ward
  8. Robert H. Kroepel
  9. James C. Webb, Jr.
  10. Donald J. Frye
  11. Carlo V. Feoli
  12. David Welch
  13. Daniel Oberlander
  14. Reed Panasiti
  15. Conrad P. Koch, Jr.
  16. Benjamin Linn
  17. Jerry Bergevin
  18. Zulfiqar Shaikh
  19. Tony Soltani
  20. John Quinlan
  21. John Manning Jr. (New Hampshire)
  22. Patrick McDougall
  23. Michael Flathers
  24. Ernest L. Castle, IV
  25. Elaine Swinford
  26. Laura Gandia
  27. Tom Lanzara
  28. Kenneth E. Ziehm, II
  29. Barry Palmer
  30. Anthony G. DuBois
  31. Jacqueline Casey
  32. Ed Stebbins
  33. Richard Dwinell
  34. Eric Jackman
  35. Eric Rolfs
  36. Jonathan Maltz
  37. Randy Brownrigg
  38. Louis Mayfield
  39. William McKenzie
  40. Raymond J. Desmarais
  41. Harold French
  42. William Remick
  43. Jeffery Young (New Hampshire)
  44. Harry McClard (New Hampshire)
  45. Kyle Scofield
  46. Mark Samsel (New Hampshire)
  47. Donna Mauro
  48. Glenn Ritter
  49. Steven Steiner
  50. Russell Day
  51. Janet Soderquist
  52. Todd Weeks
  53. Paul Askew
  54. Anthony Lyon
  55. Sarah Desaulniers
  56. Wayne Doherty
  57. Glenn E. Dewhirst
  58. Jim Rolston
  59. Timothy J. Alavosus
  60. Janet Cincotta
  61. Marie Sapienza
  62. Robert Fullerton
  63. Adam M. Hopkins
  64. Dick Thackston
  65. Kenneth Deshaies
  66. Tom Ploszaj
  67. Bruce Cory
  68. Patricia Hartley
  69. Julie Brown
  70. Fidae Azouri
  71. Robert Hull
  72. Barbara M. Emery
  73. Carlton W. Spencer, Sr.
  74. John Clifford (New Hampshire)
  75. Dick Marple
  76. Richard P. McGahey
  77. Shuvom Ghose
  78. Charles H. Kurtz, Jr.
  79. Harriet E. Cady
  80. Elijah Haykinson
  81. R. Christopher Richards
  82. Michael Callis
  83. Kirsten Larsen Schultz

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

New Jersey[edit]

New Jersey did not hold any state legislative elections in 2012.

New Mexico[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Benjamin Hayden Rodefer
  2. David Ulibarri
  3. Lynda Lovejoy
  4. Genevieve J. Jackson
  5. Charles E. Rountree
  6. Alfredo L. Montoya
  7. Carlos S. Cordova
  8. Chris S. Catechis
  9. Cecelia Romero-Tkach
  10. James G. Taylor
  11. Anthony Begay
  12. Joshua Madalena
  13. Carlos Jose Villanueva
  14. Jesus Ruben Segura
  15. Larry P. Martinez
  16. Oscar Vasquez Butler
  17. Nicole Castellano
  18. Jack Sullivan
  19. Matthew D. Tso
  20. Randolph Marshall Collins
  21. Thomas Garcia (New Mexico)
  22. Eleanor Chavez

Republican[edit]

  1. Mark W. Myers
  2. Angela D. Spears
  3. Gerges H. Scott
  4. Nancy Cooper
  5. Robert M. Doughty III
  6. Chad A. Hammill
  7. Sarah Dion Kidd-Johnson
  8. R. Morgan Braden

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Antonio Lujan
  2. Richard Vigil
  3. Gary J. Montoya
  4. Charles Long (New Mexico)
  5. Michelle L. Mares
  6. LeRoy Baca
  7. Joe D. Craig
  8. Matt David Munoz
  9. Cara A. Valente-Compton
  10. Dixie L. Trebbe
  11. Marilyn L. Hill
  12. Richard D. Williams
  13. Brian A. Thomas
  14. Louis J. Luna
  15. Guadalupe E. Cano
  16. Peter A. Martinez
  17. Bengie Regensberg
  18. David Coss
  19. Patricia A. Lincoln
  20. Andrew Moralez
  21. Paul Phillip Roybal
  22. Billy Moore
  23. Jose Griego
  24. Chris Lopez (New Mexico)

Republican[edit]

  1. Dennis Kintigh
  2. Max Barnett
  3. Kenneth J. King (New Mexico)
  4. Nicholas Cates Riali
  5. Peggy L. Muller-Aragon
  6. Gerald L. Chavez
  7. Paul D. Barber
  8. Claudette M. Chavez-Hankins
  9. Wade Lopez

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

New York[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Jennifer J. Maertz
  2. Shirley Huntley
  3. John A. Messer
  4. Abraham Tischler
  5. Jason A. Otano
  6. Thomas M. Greco
  7. Tanika Inlaw
  8. Guillermo Linares
  9. Manuel R. Tavarez
  10. Shawn M. Morse
  11. Monica M. Arias Miranda
  12. Thomas E. Dolan
  13. Alfred T. Coppola
  14. Charles M. Swanick
  15. Kevin T. Stocker
  16. Johnny G. Destino
  17. Betty Jean Grant
  18. Gian Jones

Republican[edit]

  1. Juan D. Reyes (New York)
  2. James W. Blake
  3. Kevin T. Stocker

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Samuel J. Gonzalez
  2. Myrna Kemnitz
  3. Aron B. Wieder
  4. Keith A. Hammond
  5. Etienne David Adorno
  6. Ricardo Martinez (New York)
  7. Mitchell Tischler
  8. David Miller (New York)
  9. Anthony L. Herbert
  10. Royston Antoine
  11. Christopher J. Durosinmi
  12. Anthony T. Jones (New York)
  13. Nathan Bradley
  14. Richard Soto (New York)
  15. Daniel Figueroa III
  16. Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn
  17. Juan C. Rodriguez
  18. Martine Guerrier
  19. Olanike T. Alabi
  20. Terry Hinds
  21. Anthony Curry
  22. Egidio Sementilli
  23. Maximino Rivera
  24. Charles R. Serrano
  25. Clyde Vanel
  26. Christopher Banks (New York)
  27. Juan Pagan
  28. Irene Estrada
  29. Adam R. Bermudez
  30. Milagros Vicente
  31. Patricia M. Maher
  32. William J. McCarthy, Jr.
  33. Margarita Perez
  34. Frank J. Commisso, Jr.
  35. Christopher T. Higgins
  36. Jim Coyne
  37. Joe Landry
  38. Kevin O. Frazier
  39. Timothy D. Nichols
  40. Jose Cruz (New York)
  41. Kevin P. Gaughan
  42. Myungsuk Lee
  43. Yen S. Chou
  44. Ethel Chen
  45. Martha Flores-Vazquez
  46. Ruben Vargas
  47. Melanie Hidalgo
  48. Mayra S. Linares
  49. John F. Lightfoot

Republican[edit]

  1. Dario Gristina
  2. Richard W. Young
  3. Patrick R. Manning
  4. Sunny Hahn
  5. Lucretia Regina-Potter
  6. Juan Pagan
  7. Christopher Lane
  8. Daniel J. Humiston
  9. David P. Mariacher
  10. Ruben Vargas
  11. Colin J. Schmitt
  12. Brian Maher (New York)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

North Carolina[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. James Taylor (North Carolina)
  2. Bivins Hollar
  3. Daniel Wilson (North Carolina)
  4. Eronomy Smith
  5. Florence Arnold Armstrong
  6. Ralph McKinney
  7. Wilbert S. Banks
  8. Jamison Lawson
  9. James Clark (North Carolina)
  10. Allen Thomas Jr.
  11. Kerry Sutton
  12. Sal Leone
  13. Tommy Davis (North Carolina legislative candidate)
  14. Curtis Worthy
  15. Billy R. King
  16. Larry Shaw

Republican[edit]

  1. George Robinson
  2. Bobby Coffer
  3. Chancellor Von Henner
  4. Daniel Glover
  5. Dennis Nielsen
  6. Donald L. Copeland, Sr.
  7. Fremont V. Brown III
  8. James Soder
  9. Glen Bradley
  10. Jack T. Benoy
  11. Jerry Evans (North Carolina)
  12. Latimer B. Alexander IV
  13. Ken Jones (North Carolina)
  14. Mike Osborne
  15. John Marcum
  16. Justin C. Conrad
  17. Karen Ray
  18. Michael Schriver
  19. Randy Ramsey
  20. Robby Benton
  21. Sal Leone
  22. Sam Watford
  23. Tim McNeill
  24. Troy Stafford
  25. Eddie Gallimore
  26. Donald S. Davis
  27. John Aneralla
  28. Chris Carney (North Carolina)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Jason Jenkins
  2. Linda L. Blackburn
  3. James A. Knox
  4. Matt Dixon
  5. William Solomon, Jr.
  6. Ray Stallings, Jr.
  7. James Mills (North Carolina)
  8. Dollie B. Burwell
  9. Bernard Allen II
  10. Abeni El-Amin
  11. Lee Sartain
  12. Michael Slawter
  13. Al Leonard, Jr.
  14. Travis A. Phelps
  15. Thomas Ellis
  16. Jeff Starkweather
  17. Tony Benton
  18. Earl Jones (North Carolina)
  19. Gail Williams
  20. Everette Witherspoon
  21. S. Wayne Patterson
  22. Jimmie Lee Bonham
  23. John C. Gladman
  24. J. Pascal
  25. Dan DeHart
  26. Lawrence Brinson
  27. Danny E. Davis
  28. James Crawford, III
  29. James Crawford, Jr. (North Carolina)
  30. Donald Mial

Republican[edit]

  1. Owen Etheridge
  2. Jon Gregory Bass
  3. Wayne Langston
  4. Clayton Tripp
  5. Efton Sager
  6. William Duke Hancock II
  7. Jack Wall
  8. Jeff Howell
  9. Timothy Thomas (North Carolina)
  10. Dean Lambeth
  11. Duane Cutlip
  12. Michael Cole (North Carolina)
  13. John Czajkowski
  14. Diane Wheatley
  15. J. Russell Capps
  16. W. Lewis Hannah, Jr.
  17. Thomas Samuel Wright
  18. Jason Chambers
  19. Richard Johnson (North Carolina)
  20. John L. Barker
  21. Sharon Kasica
  22. Timothy Cook
  23. Roger Parker
  24. Darrell E. Almond
  25. Jeff Gerber (North Carolina)
  26. Darrell McCormick
  27. Glenn L. Cobb
  28. Larry Brown, North Carolina Representative
  29. Eric Troyer
  30. Bill Whiteheart
  31. Dick Johnson
  32. Christy Jones
  33. Jay White (North Carolina House District 84 candidate)
  34. Frank Mitchell
  35. Kirk Sherrill
  36. Jordon Greene
  37. Tom Davis (North Carolina)
  38. John J. Goudreau
  39. John Reavill
  40. Marc Fasano
  41. Charles E. Newman
  42. Jim Klein (North Carolina)
  43. Ken Gjertsen
  44. Tom Keigher
  45. Pearl Burris Floyd
  46. Roger Snyder (North Carolina)
  47. Trudi Walend
  48. Ben Keilman
  49. Jesse Sigmon
  50. Mike Edwards (North Carolina)
  51. Jeremy D. Adams
  52. Arthur Williams (North Carolina legislator)
  53. Wil Neumann
  54. Stephen LaRoque
  55. Donnie Loftis
  56. Charlton L. Allen

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

North Dakota[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Republican[edit]

  1. Gerald Uglem
  2. Curtis Olafson
  3. Dwaine Heinrich

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Republican[edit]

  1. Duane Lee DeKrey
  2. Rae Ann Kelsch
  3. Barton Schott
  4. Jeffery Magrum
  5. Mike Peterson (North Dakota)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Ohio[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Republican[edit]

  1. Michelle McCauley
  2. Paul R. Isaacs II
  3. Paul Hall
  4. Steve Purtell
  5. Tony Adkins

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Jim Helmink
  2. Laura A. DePledge
  3. Sheila Calko
  4. David C. Cook
  5. James Drake (Ohio)
  6. William N. Weekley
  7. Terry M. Tranter
  8. Derrick Hall
  9. Jason Cowling
  10. Tony Perry
  11. Azaadjeet Singh
  12. Howard Harris
  13. Luke Brockmeier
  14. Todd LeVeck
  15. Marco J. Miller
  16. Linda Borgert
  17. David Robinson (Ohio)
  18. Bradley Duane Schaaf

Republican[edit]

  1. Roger M. Peterson
  2. Albert Haberstroh, Jr.
  3. Christopher Lobb
  4. Micah E. Martindale
  5. Dave Easton
  6. Mary E. O'Toole
  7. Kristina Port
  8. Michael Brem
  9. Jason Rogers (Ohio)
  10. Nick Owens
  11. Rick Herron
  12. Gary L. Peters
  13. Lonnie Bowling, Jr.
  14. Pakkiri Rajagopal
  15. Tom Brinkman Jr.
  16. Craig Wright
  17. Dennis E. Sterling
  18. James Riepenhoff
  19. Jarrod Martin
  20. Eric Spicer
  21. Craig Schweitzer
  22. Bill Dingus
  23. Kevin Rettig
  24. Jeff Furr
  25. Mark Porter (Ohio)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Oklahoma[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Roger Shirley
  2. Brian Sitsler
  3. Joe Williams (Oklahoma)

Republican[edit]

  1. Bob Neidhart
  2. Mike Jestes
  3. Ernest R. Clark
  4. Ronda Vuillemont-Smith
  5. Paul Blair (Oklahoma)
  6. Clark Southard
  7. Ron Magar
  8. Cyndi McArtor
  9. Mark Croucher
  10. Cliff Johns
  11. Don P. Little
  12. Kevin McDugle
  13. Peggy Davenport
  14. Jack Beller
  15. Tim Wright (Oklahoma)
  16. Ed Moore (Oklahoma)
  17. Harold Haralson

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Gene Imel
  2. B.L. Cozad Jr.
  3. Carolyn McNatt Hill
  4. Rodney Johnson
  5. Troy Green (Oklahoma)
  6. Ross Smith
  7. Steve Cortes
  8. Matt Harney
  9. Mike Dover
  10. Bobby Jefferson
  11. Jack Reavis

Republican[edit]

  1. William R. Claxton
  2. Donald Cole Gallup
  3. Coy Ray Farmer
  4. Derick Jensen
  5. Samuel Dishmon
  6. Glyn Byte
  7. Julie McKinney
  8. Rodney Hiebert
  9. Alon Morrison
  10. Paul Maus
  11. Gil Hensley
  12. Jason Carini
  13. Rob Reck
  14. Michael Shaw (Oklahoma)
  15. Bob Dani
  16. Matt White
  17. Evelyn Rogers
  18. Guy Liebmann
  19. Curtis Moore
  20. Honesimo Garcia
  21. Douglas R. Garcia
  22. Jeff Renner
  23. Traci Barnes
  24. Paul Nosak
  25. Stan Sallee
  26. Darren Gantz
  27. David Davis (Oklahoma)
  28. Lois Jacobs
  29. Paula Sullivan
  30. Shane Saunders
  31. Brian Graham (Oklahoma)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Oregon[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Republican[edit]

  1. Karl Scronce
  2. Maryl Graybeal Featherstone

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Katie Riley
  2. Michael Schaufler
  3. Sandra Mann
  4. Sharon Meieran
  5. Benjamin Jay Barber
  6. Andrew Haynes
  7. Thuy Tran
  8. Marv Hollingsworth

Republican[edit]

  1. Jacob Daniels
  2. Tom Chereck, Jr.
  3. Sam Cantrell
  4. Daniel Ticknor
  5. Tracey Liskey
  6. Eli Stephens
  7. Jack Esp
  8. Brent Smith
  9. Glenn H. Gaither

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Pennsylvania[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Terry Scutella
  2. John Harkins (Pennsylvania)
  3. Brian Pitzer
  4. Alvin Q. Taylor

Republican[edit]

  1. Roger Howard
  2. Andrew Shaw
  3. Brian Rich
  4. William Seeds
  5. Josh First
  6. Sue Means
  7. David Huffman (Pennsylvania)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Joseph Preston, Jr.
  2. Babette Josephs
  3. Ken Smith (Pennsylvania)
  4. David Schuilenburg
  5. Mark Purcell
  6. Chris Pfaff
  7. Kevin Murphy, Pennsylvania Representative
  8. Gerald Strubinger
  9. John Delcollo
  10. James Geffken
  11. Frank Denbowski
  12. Cassandra Jones
  13. Daniel Collins (Pennsylvania)
  14. Jonathan Ramos
  15. Anthony Johnson (Pennsylvania)
  16. Robert Cassidy
  17. William Bispels
  18. Timothy Hannah
  19. Damon Roberts
  20. Wanda Logan
  21. Will Mega
  22. Ray Bailey (Pennsylvania)
  23. Andrew Kleeman
  24. Audrey Blackwell-Watson
  25. Lemuel Thornton
  26. Jewel Williams
  27. Kenneth Walker (Pennsylvania)
  28. Jamil Ali
  29. Fatimah Muhammad (Pennsylvania)
  30. Lamont Thomas
  31. Charisma Presley
  32. Malik Boyd
  33. Michael Ellis (Pennsylvania)
  34. Takkeem Morgan
  35. Numa St. Louis
  36. Karl Gamble
  37. Martin Schmotzer
  38. Shawn Lunny
  39. Robert Rhoderick
  40. Maribeth Taylor
  41. Shane Richardson
  42. Randy Barli
  43. Marybeth Kuznik
  44. Roy Christ
  45. Gloria Martin-Roberts
  46. Karl Singleton
  47. Randy Castellani
  48. Michael Jones (Pennsylvania)

Republican[edit]

  1. Richard Geist
  2. Regina Smith (Pennsylvania)
  3. Jeremy Angus
  4. Jenna Lewis
  5. Ernest Merisotis
  6. Anthony Pugliese
  7. Scott Derr
  8. William Sieg
  9. Kelly Henshaw
  10. Tom Hawk (Pennsylvania)
  11. Joe Eisenhauer
  12. Larry Padora
  13. Arlene Dabrow
  14. John Muller
  15. John McCann (Pennsylvania)
  16. Joe Corrigan
  17. Wanda Logan
  18. Dan Bradley
  19. John Yakim
  20. Helen Bosley
  21. Barry McFarland
  22. Stephen Black
  23. Shuana D'Alessandro
  24. George Toothman
  25. Randall Smith (Pennsylvania)
  26. Thomas Myers
  27. James Brown (Pennsylvania)
  28. James Felmlee
  29. James Knepp (Pennsylvania)
  30. Daniel Johnson (Pennsylvania)
  31. Cris Dush

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Rhode Island[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Roberto DaSilva
  2. Louis Azar
  3. Maryellen Butke
  4. Maura Kelly
  5. Joseph P. Moran III
  6. James B. Spooner
  7. Lewis Pryeor
  8. Nicole Amelia Acciardo
  9. Gene T. Dyszlewski
  10. Laura Ann Pisaturo
  11. David J. Gorman
  12. Roberto L Dasilva

Republican[edit]

  1. Paul R. Mcfadden

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Michael Tarro
  2. Peter Petrarca
  3. Rene Menard
  4. Leo Medina
  5. Jon Brien
  6. Lance Mantia
  7. Carlos Tobon
  8. John Arcaro
  9. Elizabeth Libby Kimzey
  10. Laura Perez (Rhode Island)
  11. Michelle Bergin
  12. William Mckenna
  13. Kathleen Fogarty
  14. Jon Restivo
  15. John Douglas Barr II
  16. Michael Morin
  17. Augustus Uht
  18. David Pellegrino
  19. Joseph L Faria
  20. Samuel Lovett
  21. Charles Tsonos
  22. Robert Britto
  23. Timothy Chapman
  24. James A Miller
  25. John W. Hanley
  26. David Carlin Jr.
  27. Stuart Gitlow
  28. Peter Wasylyk

Republican[edit]

  1. Michael Picillo
  2. Emil Fachon
  3. Robert B. Bolton (Rhode Island)
  4. Sharon Gamba
  5. Stephen Tetzner

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

South Carolina[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. E.B. Mac McLeod
  2. Lillian Brock-Fleming
  3. Norman Jackson Sr.
  4. Patrick T. Richardson
  5. Cezar McKnight
  6. Norman Jackson Jr.

Republican[edit]

  1. Mike Rose (South Carolina)
  2. Duane Naquin
  3. Rich Bolen
  4. Kara Gormley Meador
  5. David Thomas (South Carolina)
  6. Don C. Bowen, Jr.
  7. Eddie Drayton
  8. John Hawkins (South Carolina)
  9. Riley Harvell
  10. Amanda Tieder Somers
  11. Chad Groover
  12. Jim Lee (South Carolina)
  13. Chet Royston
  14. Chris Sullivan (South Carolina House of Representatives)
  15. Wade Kolb
  16. Joseph Swann
  17. Alan Hunter
  18. Perry Finch

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. E. Sutton
  2. Palmer Nicholson
  3. Paul Dove
  4. Denny W. Neilson
  5. Chris Sullivan
  6. Curtis Brantley
  7. Denny Neilson

Republican[edit]

  1. Jim Corbett
  2. Vicky Wynn (South Carolina House of Representatives candidate)
  3. Steve Parker
  4. Kevin Owens
  5. Jim Wiszowaty
  6. Larry Richardson
  7. Jordan Bryngelson
  8. Greg Duckworth
  9. Gary Stephens
  10. Peter vonLehe Ruegner
  11. Rod Smith (South Carolina)
  12. Jerry Stewart
  13. Hamp Johnson
  14. Denny Neilson
  15. Ed J. Harris
  16. B.R. Skelton
  17. Fonzie Lewis
  18. John McCravy

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

South Dakota[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Republican[edit]

  1. Steve Sibson
  2. Thomas Nelson (South Dakota)
  3. Norbert Barrie
  4. Tad Perry
  5. Valentine Rausch
  6. Gene Abdallah
  7. Scott Bartlett
  8. David B. Rose
  9. George Ferebee
  10. Michael Buckingham
  11. Stacey Wollman
  12. Lora Hubbel

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Mitch Fargen
  2. Doug Kazmerzak
  3. Trent Poignee Sr.
  4. Whitney A. Meek
  5. Calvin G. Jones

Republican[edit]

  1. J.E. Putnam
  2. Mark Willadsen
  3. R. Shawn Tornow
  4. Mark Venner
  5. June Nusz
  6. Jason Long
  7. Dave Munson
  8. Chris Karr
  9. Frank Alvine
  10. Don Lantis
  11. Thomas Bixler
  12. Roger Hofer
  13. David McGirr
  14. David J. Eatherton
  15. Florence K. Thompson
  16. Travis L. Bies
  17. Tim Behlings
  18. John E. Teupel
  19. Gary L. Coe
  20. Jeanette Deurloo
  21. Jack Siebold
  22. Kevin Jensen (South Dakota)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Tennessee[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Quenston Coleman
  2. David Testerman
  3. James A. Baxter
  4. Beverly Marrero
  5. Justin C. Walling
  6. Steve Roller
  7. Kevin Lawrence
  8. Jeff Bottoms
  9. John Hargis, II

Republican[edit]

  1. Scott Hughes (Tennessee)
  2. Matt Randolph
  3. Dean Dickey
  4. Woody Degan
  5. Jeffrey D. Brantley
  6. Cynthia Bundren Jackson
  7. Hobart L. Rice
  8. David Hall (Tennessee)
  9. Rob Mortensen
  10. Danny C. Jowers
  11. Eric Chance
  12. Rod McClellan
  13. Ron Stoltzfus
  14. Greg Vital
  15. Brock Ewell
  16. Jeff Coker
  17. Tony Allers

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Jason Potts
  2. Mary Rene Baxter
  3. Anita Tipton
  4. Eddie Jones
  5. Hendrell Remus
  6. Jane R. Crisp
  7. Tommie Brown
  8. L. Brock Bennington
  9. Brian D. White
  10. Mike Kernell
  11. Jeanne Richardson
  12. Spencer Douglas
  13. Wesley Duane Hodges
  14. Ian L. Randolph
  15. Mary Pruitt
  16. Steven Turner

Republican[edit]

  1. Tonya Miller
  2. Rob Hathaway
  3. Dennis Kiser
  4. Kenny Young
  5. Lee Harrell
  6. Tim Hutchinson
  7. William G. Pierce
  8. Ann Bankston
  9. Travis Monroe
  10. Karen Greene Morrell
  11. Larry C. Taft
  12. Thomas White (Tennessee)
  13. Adam Braeback
  14. Don Parr
  15. Linda Elam
  16. Grady E. Caskey
  17. Phil Morgan Jr.
  18. Ryan T. Harring
  19. Jon-Roy Sloan
  20. Duncan Cave
  21. Ted Hensley
  22. Bradley Mercer
  23. Vanderbilt Brabson
  24. Larry Boggs (Tennessee)
  25. Roger W. Griffith
  26. Nick Steward
  27. Randal L. McKee
  28. Terry G. Mullins
  29. Jim Harrell (Tennessee)
  30. Don Miller (Tennessee)
  31. Tona Monroe
  32. David L. Kimbro
  33. Jack L. Epperson
  34. Basil Marceaux Sr.
  35. Julia Cheyanne Hurley
  36. Richard P. Garvin
  37. Derrick Waggoner
  38. Debra Maggart
  39. Dale Ford
  40. Richard Montgomery
  41. Jim Cobb
  42. Ben Mallicote
  43. D.J. Farris
  44. Dave Hall (Tennessee)
  45. Lynn Ray
  46. John-Paul Wood, Jr.
  47. Kirk Low
  48. John L. Haines
  49. Gary Allen Binkley
  50. Kevin Parsons (Tennessee)
  51. Joey McCulley
  52. Shirley Curry
  53. Rory Bricco
  54. Donnie Kemp
  55. Tom Stephens

Third Party[edit]

  1. Thomas White (Tennessee)

Texas[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Republican[edit]

  1. Michael Galloway
  2. Ben Bius
  3. Todd Smith, Texas Representative
  4. Derek Cooper
  5. Daniel McCool
  6. Dave Norman
  7. E.M. Garza
  8. Jim Herblin
  9. Randy Rives
  10. Elizabeth Ames Jones
  11. Jeff Wentworth

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Larry Taylor, Texas Politician
  2. Joseph Campos
  3. Alex Dominguez (Texas)
  4. Cedric Davis
  5. Gabriel Zamora
  6. Delicia Herrera
  7. Jerry Garza
  8. Carlos Vasquez
  9. Jesse Gaines
  10. Paula Hightower Pierson
  11. Vickie Barnett
  12. Gus Ruiz
  13. Timoteo Betancourt
  14. Tony San Roman
  15. Hector Enriquez
  16. Aaron Barraza
  17. Ken Mireles
  18. Sarah Winkler
  19. Kevin Risner
  20. Ornaldo Ybarra
  21. Al Edwards
  22. Ray Hill
  23. Robert Garza
  24. Efrain Valdez
  25. Joseph Carlos Madden
  26. Jamaal Smith
  27. Agustin Hernandez, Jr.
  28. Tina Torres
  29. Shayan Elahi
  30. Robert Pena Jr.

Republican[edit]

  1. George Alexander
  2. Bob Bagley
  3. Troy Bonin
  4. Mary Lookadoo
  5. Leo Berman
  6. Vicki Truitt
  7. Tommy Merritt
  8. Bobby Vickery
  9. Timothy Delasandro
  10. Chris Scotti
  11. Josh Tetens
  12. Hal Hawkins
  13. Chris Decluitt
  14. Rob Eissler
  15. Dwayne Stovall
  16. Daniel Miller (Texas)
  17. Diana Miller
  18. Amber Fulton
  19. Jim Pruitt
  20. Debra Rosenthal-Ritter
  21. John Alaniz
  22. Cary Wise
  23. Marva Beck
  24. Mike Jones (Somervell County, Texas)
  25. Raymond Hixson
  26. Mike Brucia
  27. David Loerwald
  28. Bracy Wilson
  29. Rob Smith
  30. Dora Alcala
  31. Delwin Jones
  32. Charles Scoma
  33. Gary Walker
  34. Mac Smith (Texas candidate for State House)
  35. Lee Duggan
  36. Lady Thombs
  37. Trina Lanza
  38. Mike Leyman
  39. Chris Hatch
  40. Susan Todd
  41. Matt Beebe
  42. Stuart Spitzer
  43. Matthew Melton
  44. T.J. Fabby
  45. Linda Bounds
  46. Mike Hamilton
  47. Heidi Thiess
  48. William "Willie" Vaden
  49. Ryan Downtown
  50. Roger Burns
  51. John Pitchford (Texas)
  52. Jeran Akers
  53. Paul Braswell
  54. David Isbell
  55. Barbara Nash
  56. David Boone (Texas)
  57. Lib Grimmett
  58. Matt Rinaldi
  59. Andy Olivo
  60. Bobby Jordan
  61. Mary Huls
  62. Randy Brown (Texas)
  63. Ann Witt
  64. Whet Smith
  65. Gilbert Pena
  66. Don Mullins
  67. Jack Lee
  68. James Wilson (Texas)
  69. Armando Vera
  70. Frank Salazar
  71. Rachel Delgado
  72. Robert Garza
  73. Sonal Bhuchar
  74. Jim Landtroop
  75. Chuck Hopson
  76. Sid Miller
  77. Jacquie Chaumette
  78. W.M. Wallace
  79. Ken Sapp
  80. Bill Keffer
  81. Bill Willson, II
  82. Tucker Anderson
  83. Jon Cole
  84. Trent McKnight
  85. Steve Nguyen (Texas)
  86. Ryan Sitton
  87. Roger Fisher (Texas)
  88. Tony Sevilla
  89. Wayne Christian (Texas state executive)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Utah[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. R. Scott Baker
  2. Ty McCartney

Republican[edit]

  1. Craig Frank
  2. Casey Anderson
  3. Patrick Painter
  4. Brandon Baker
  5. Stephen Whyte
  6. Glen W. Roberts
  7. Aleta Andersen Taylor
  8. Jaren Davis
  9. Andrew Holmes (Utah)
  10. Dan Deuel
  11. Lamont Peterson
  12. Michael Stansfield (Utah)
  13. Raymond Poole

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Sherri Tatton
  2. Neal Hendrickson
  3. Brian Doughty
  4. Richard Nahum Goldberger
  5. Justin Clarke (Utah)
  6. Vic Scott
  7. Kent Winward
  8. Denise Fowler
  9. Ron Atencio
  10. Richard Bagley
  11. Stanley Larson (Utah)
  12. Kirby Sniderman
  13. Jerry Edwards

Republican[edit]

  1. David G Butterfield
  2. Brad J Galvez
  3. Merlynn Newbold
  4. Bradley Daw
  5. Bill Wright
  6. N. William Clayton
  7. Chris Crowder
  8. Steven E. Roberts
  9. Richard L. Behling
  10. Matthew D. Carling
  11. Sean Hullinger
  12. Sarah Nitta
  13. Martin Baer
  14. Dani Hartvigsen
  15. David Parrish
  16. Terry Pierce
  17. Alison McCoy
  18. Steve White (Utah)
  19. Joseph Ross (Utah)
  20. Seth Moore
  21. Jewel Skousen
  22. Christy Kane
  23. Deanne Taylor
  24. David Sindt
  25. Michael Lee Heaton
  26. Mary Burkett
  27. Austin Anderson (Utah)
  28. Robert Milton
  29. Carolina Herrin
  30. Jim Griffin (Utah)
  31. John Ryan (Utah)
  32. William Craig
  33. Jeff McNeil
  34. Lenard Wright
  35. Lorenzo Swank
  36. Marlo Jensen
  37. Albert Montoya
  38. Ryan Bundy (Utah)
  39. Aaron Nelson
  40. Bryan Smith Farnsworth
  41. Kimly Mangum
  42. Brady Curtis
  43. Ross Ford (Utah)
  44. Larry Hilton
  45. Nancy Herbert Sechrest
  46. Taylor Oldroyd
  47. Michelle Facer Baguley
  48. Austin Linford
  49. Steve Anderson (Utah)
  50. Ella Duke-Baxter
  51. Mark Caldwell
  52. Jason Bible
  53. Lee Howard (Utah)
  54. Ben Watson (Utah)
  55. John Scott, Sr.
  56. Keith Mitchell
  57. Taz Murray
  58. John Zimmerman (Utah)
  59. Peggy Jo Kennett
  60. Jacob A.J. Siebach
  61. Kyle Roberts (Utah)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Vermont[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. James Guyette
  2. Peter Hunt
  3. Mary Cain
  4. Tig Tillinghast
  5. Ed Adrian

Republican[edit]

  1. Joe Sinagra

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Christopher Moore (Vermont)
  2. Greg Christie
  3. Kate O'Connor

Republican[edit]

  1. James Fay
  2. Claude Bouchard
  3. James Peyton
  4. Maurice Connary

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Virginia[edit]

Virginia did not hold any state legislative elections in 2012.

Washington[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Guy Palumbo

Republican[edit]

  1. James E. Vaughn
  2. Rae Lowery

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Greg Rankich
  2. Bob Apple
  3. Jon Snyder
  4. Ryan Gompertz
  5. Henning B. Larsen
  6. Eric Hingsberger
  7. Stephen Greer
  8. Thom Macfarlane
  9. Rick Hoffman
  10. Jeff Davis (Washington)
  11. Sahar Fathi
  12. Evan Clifthorne
  13. Brett Phillips
  14. Jocelynne Fallgatter
  15. Jacob Bond
  16. Dusty Hoerler
  17. Shelly Crocker
  18. Bobby Virk
  19. Rob Holland
  20. Ben Lawver

Republican[edit]

  1. Bob Apple
  2. Morgan Oyler
  3. Larry Keller
  4. Ben Oakley
  5. Bob Parks (Washington)
  6. Matthew Homola
  7. Michele Smith (Washington)
  8. Zac Nix
  9. Carole Braaten
  10. Ken Campbell
  11. Malcolm Russell
  12. Terry Harder
  13. Jerry Galland
  14. Tony Moore (Washington)
  15. Eric R. Alvey
  16. Glenn H. Gaither
  17. Ryan Gabriel
  18. Robert Pilgrim
  19. Gregory Dean Lemke
  20. Robert G. Zimmerman
  21. Robert McCaughan
  22. B.J. Guillot
  23. Scott M. Hodges

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

West Virginia[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Richard Browning
  2. Jennifer Scragg Karr
  3. Paul "P.J." Louk
  4. Michael "Mike" Mitchem
  5. Sammy D. Dalton
  6. Marla Ingels

Republican[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Joseph Talbott
  2. Rj Smith
  3. Karl Paul
  4. Kermit E. Beaver, Jr.
  5. Robert Alexander (West Virginia)
  6. Joe Hutchinson
  7. Portia Warner
  8. Nathan Brown (West Virginia)
  9. Marvin Vernatter
  10. James C. Lusk
  11. Bill Bryant (West Virginia)
  12. Harry Freeman (West Virginia)
  13. Lidella Wilson Hrutkay
  14. Larry E. Rogers (West Virginia)
  15. Chris Stratton
  16. Joe White (West Virginia)
  17. Lyle Cottle
  18. Ed Evans
  19. Edwin Ray Vanover
  20. Stephen Akers
  21. Jan M. Lafferty
  22. Jonathan Walkup
  23. Dan D. Sizemore
  24. Lisa Amoroso
  25. Gary Eugene Holstein
  26. Ronald A. Baskin
  27. Bob Johns
  28. Diana Lynne Wilson
  29. Jeff M. Asbury
  30. Phil Isner
  31. Randall R. Wykle
  32. Pete Sternloff
  33. Thornton Cooper
  34. Peter E. Bostic
  35. E. Lavoyd Morgan Jr.
  36. Francis W. Nestor
  37. Marilyn Boyd
  38. Keith Hughes
  39. Ed Triplett
  40. Gloria Triplett
  41. Greg Bailey
  42. Melvin Kessler
  43. William Stover
  44. John Caudill, IV
  45. Sue Blake Andersen
  46. Martin Shaffer
  47. Richard Garcia (West Virginia)
  48. Richard Shuman, II
  49. Wayne Williams (West Virginia)
  50. Samantha Fooce
  51. John Hamilton Treadway Jr.
  52. Sharon Spencer

Republican[edit]

  1. Duane Borchers, Sr.
  2. Elias Gregory
  3. Rj Smith
  4. Joe Bocook
  5. John C. Casey
  6. Diane Shafer
  7. Arnold W. Ryan
  8. Michael A. Young (West Virginia)
  9. Terry L. Craver
  10. Robert "Bob" Harman
  11. Pam Brush
  12. W. Matthew Harris
  13. Micah Phelps
  14. Marcie Easton
  15. Benjamin Dan Franklin
  16. Harold Landers
  17. Ann Calvert
  18. Todd Carden
  19. Phil Amick
  20. Elvis Austin
  21. Michael Castle (West Virginia)
  22. Gary Kelley
  23. Matt Kelly (West Virginia)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Wisconsin[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Lisa Theo
  2. Elizabeth Coggs
  3. Michael Mayo
  4. Allyn Monroe Swan
  5. Delta Triplett
  6. David Wayne Eiler

Republican[edit]

  1. Matthew F. Windheuser
  2. Ray Suennen
  3. Steve Abrahamson
  4. David King (Wisconsin)

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Jason Fields (Wisconsin)
  2. Margaret Krusick
  3. Charles Uphoff
  4. Joseph Wineke
  5. Randy Bryce
  6. Ellen Lindgren
  7. Diana Lawrence
  8. Ryan Ferguson
  9. Laura Manriquez
  10. Jose Guzman
  11. Ieshuh Griffin
  12. Millie Coby
  13. Mario Hall
  14. Sam Coleman (Wisconsin)
  15. Tracey Dent
  16. Fred Royal
  17. Lisa Brown (Wisconsin)
  18. James Dieter
  19. Jarett Fields
  20. Michael Glabere
  21. Ty Jackson
  22. Lashawndra Vernon
  23. Luke Bushman
  24. Ron Gruett
  25. Bernie Starzewski
  26. Roberta Retrum
  27. Yuri Rashkin
  28. Kevin Murray
  29. Sam Liebert
  30. Joanne Staudacher
  31. Pat Bomhack
  32. Sheila De Forest
  33. Dayvin Hallmon
  34. Christopher Fisher
  35. Jeff Johnson (Wisconsin)
  36. Laura Cotting
  37. Jeri McGinley
  38. Chuck Garrigues
  39. Laura Hauser-Menting
  40. Corey Ladick
  41. Tom Mallison
  42. Hans Schmid
  43. David Verhage
  44. Robert Steinke (Wisconsin)
  45. Albert Namath
  46. Andrew Beveridge
  47. Andrew Parker
  48. Arnie Johnsrud

Republican[edit]

  1. James Braughler
  2. Steve Kauffeld
  3. James Romlein
  4. Chris Ruetten
  5. Devin LeMahieu
  6. Dan Wald
  7. Jim Pleuss
  8. Brandi Lefeber
  9. Thomas Schellinger
  10. Nate Ristow
  11. Kristan Harris
  12. Mike Howe
  13. Barry Nelson
  14. Jason Sladky
  15. Nick Oliver
  16. Don Lechner
  17. Tracy Heron
  18. Dave Kuhle
  19. Russell Rucker
  20. Frank Frassetto
  21. Kurt Schuller
  22. Wayne Thorson
  23. Joel Diny
  24. Kevin Hintz
  25. Alex Young

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Wyoming[edit]

State Senate[edit]

Democratic[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

Republican[edit]

  1. Bob Brechtel
  2. Kit Jennings
  3. Anne Alexander
  4. Lyle Williams
  5. Robert Berry (Wyoming)
  6. Bob Johnson (Wyoming)
  7. Tom Radosevich

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

House of Representatives[edit]

Democratic[edit]

  1. Carl Leyba
  2. Michelle Hoffman

Republican[edit]

  1. Daniel Cardenas
  2. Clarence Vranish
  3. Charles P. Childers
  4. Robert Byrd
  5. Douglas Gerard
  6. Kerry Powers
  7. Larry Cundall
  8. Chris Sorge
  9. James Kretzschmar
  10. Keith Eldred
  11. Mary Boud
  12. Donn Edmunds
  13. Bob Biolchini
  14. David Evins
  15. Tim Hamblin
  16. Jim Mickelson
  17. Billy Greaham
  18. David Kellett
  19. Steve Walker
  20. Rob DiLorenzo
  21. Roland Luehne
  22. Echo Renner
  23. Lois Herbst
  24. Jess Ollila
  25. Patrick Bishop
  26. Steve Bray
  27. Bob Fecht
  28. David Wilms
  29. Jeff Jacoby
  30. William Edwards (Wyoming)
  31. Charles Cloud
  32. T.D. Ball
  33. John Robertson (Wyoming)
  34. Merle McClure
  35. Andrew Gramlich
  36. Eileen Oakley
  37. David Wolfe, Wyoming
  38. Rex Rammell

Third Party[edit]

No candidates fit this category.

See also[edit]

Footnotes[edit]

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