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  • Minnesota 2026 candidates, Party

    Source file gives party abbreviations only; IND, FI, UNI have no expanded name. Label repeats the abbreviation.

  • Illinois 2026 candidates, 13th representative

    Not included (not Active in the SBE file): Abdallah J. Alkodah (Removed 5/26/2026)

  • Illinois 2026 candidates, 4th congress

    Not included (not Active in the SBE file): Mayra Macias (Removed 7/21/2026); Byron Sigcho Lopez (Removed 7/21/2026)

  • Illinois 2026 candidates, 29th representative

    Not included (not Active in the SBE file): Monet S. Wilson (Withdrawn 6/4/2026)

  • Illinois 2026 candidates, Governor and lieutenant governor

    Not included (not Active in the SBE file): Griselda Romero (Removed 7/14/2026); Eyde Arndell (Removed 7/14/2026); Richard Mayers (Removed 6/9/2026); Alejandro Cabrera (Removed 6/9/2026); Gary Pierce (Removed 6/9/2026)

  • Illinois 2026 candidates, 59th senate

    Not included (not Active in the SBE file): William Lo (Withdrawn 7/14/2026)

  • Illinois 2026 candidates, 112th representative

    Not included (not Active in the SBE file): Andrew Stephen Cottingham (Removed 7/14/2026)

  • Illinois 2026 candidates, United states senator

    Not included (not Active in the SBE file): Tyrone F Muhammad (Removed 7/14/2026)

  • Illinois 2026 candidates, 12th senate

    Not included (not Active in the SBE file): Jordan Villas (Removed 5/26/2026)

  • Illinois 2026 candidates, 9th representative

    Not included (not Active in the SBE file): Darryl Robinson (Removed 5/22/2026)

  • Illinois 2026 candidates, 54th representative

    Not included (not Active in the SBE file): Wayne Keen (Withdrawn 4/13/2026)

  • Illinois 2026 candidates, 56th representative

    Not included (not Active in the SBE file): Edward "Ed" Lapinski (Withdrawn 6/4/2026)

  • Illinois 2026 candidates, 90th representative

    Not included (not Active in the SBE file): John Ping (Withdrawn 8/18/2026)

  • Illinois 2026 candidates, 42nd senate

    Not included (not Active in the SBE file): Linda Holmes (Withdrawn 6/22/2026)

  • Illinois 2026 candidates, 97th representative

    Not included (not Active in the SBE file): Harry Benton (Withdrawn 7/15/2026)

  • Iowa 2026 candidates, Sld

    State Senate district 15 lists a Republican row with no name ('--') in the PDF; only the Democrat is recorded. Same for any district where a party row showed '--'.

  • Iowa 2026 candidates, Access

    Compliance 2026-10-29: the Iowa candidate list PDF was read in a browser session after curl got 403. That is a bot-wall workaround. Matthew should download the PDF by hand and drop it in data/raw/cand-midwest/ia/ to replace this.

  • Michigan 2026 candidates, House:7

    Excluded from candidates (status DISQ in the Michigan listing): ['Working Class Party', 'Thibodeau, Felix']

  • Michigan 2026 candidates, House:13

    Excluded from candidates (status DISQ in the Michigan listing): ['Green Party', 'Wilcoxon, D. Etta']

  • Michigan 2026 candidates, House:13

    Excluded from candidates (status DISQ in the Michigan listing): ['No Party Affiliation', 'Campbell, Shelby']

  • Michigan 2026 candidates, House:13

    Excluded from candidates (status DISQ in the Michigan listing): ['No Party Affiliation', 'Morton, Maurice']

  • Michigan 2026 candidates, L:3

    Excluded from candidates (status DISQ in the Michigan listing): ['No Party Affiliation', 'Davis, Debra']

  • Michigan 2026 candidates, L:9

    Excluded from candidates (status DISQ in the Michigan listing): ['No Party Affiliation', 'Simpson, Danetta L.']

  • Michigan 2026 candidates, L:63

    Excluded from candidates (status WITHD in the Michigan listing): ['Republican Party', 'DeBoyer, Jay']

  • Missouri 2026 candidates, Access

    Compliance 2026-10-29: the MO certification PDF was read in a browser session after curl got 403. That is a bot-wall workaround. Matthew should download the PDF by hand and drop it in data/raw/cand-midwest/mo/ to replace this.

  • North Dakota lower chamber, districts 20, 26, 42, 2026 candidates

    North Dakota House districts 20, 26 and 42 (even-numbered) appear on the SOS general list with 4-year terms; the rest of the list is odd-numbered districts. Possibly a seat filled mid-cycle; the SOS list does not explain it, so special=false.

  • South Dakota 2026 candidates, Withdrawn

    Excluded, shown withdrawn in the SOS file: Julian Beaudion (United States Senator, withdrew 8/4/2026)

  • South Dakota 2026 candidates, Withdrawn

    Excluded, shown withdrawn in the SOS file: Tom Pischke (State Senator, withdrew 7/28/2026)

  • South Dakota 2026 candidates, Withdrawn

    Excluded, shown withdrawn in the SOS file: Carl J. Petersen (State Representative, withdrew 6/11/2026)

  • South Dakota 2026 candidates, Withdrawn

    Excluded, shown withdrawn in the SOS file: Rhonda Siefker (County Auditor, withdrew 5/26/2026)

  • South Dakota 2026 candidates, Withdrawn

    Excluded, shown withdrawn in the SOS file: Grady R. Jolley (Sheriff, withdrew 6/4/2026)

  • Wisconsin 2026 candidates, Access

    Compliance 2026-10-29: the WEC workbook was read in a browser session after the site returned 403 to scripts. That is a bot-wall workaround. Matthew should download the file by hand and drop it in data/raw/cand-midwest/wi/ to replace it.

  • Wisconsin 2026 candidates, Write-ins

    WEC publishes a separate 'Registered Write-in List for 2026 General Election' (as of 2026-10-19). It was not parsed; write-in declarants are not in this file.

  • Connecticut 2026 candidates, Ballots

    Ballot row label held two party names in towns ['Middletown']; the first was used.

  • Massachusetts governor, 2026 candidates

    Official list prints the ticket as "James and Kittredge, Independent" (surnames only); the candidate did not run in a party primary, so no full first name was found in an allowed source. name holds the surname only.

  • Massachusetts lower chamber, 5th essex, 2026 candidates

    incumbent unsure for Andrew Francis Robert Tarr (same surname as sitting member Dru Tarr)

  • Massachusetts 2026 candidates, Access

    Compliance 2026-10-29: this state's files were read in a browser session after scripted requests were refused (bot challenge or 403). That is a bot-wall workaround. Matthew should download the files by hand and drop them in data/raw/cand-northeast/ma/ to replace this.

  • Maine upper chamber, district 2, 2026 candidates

    incumbent unsure for Harold L. Stewart III (same surname as sitting member Trey Stewart)

  • Maine lower chamber, district 146, 2026 candidates

    incumbent unsure for Walter Gerard Runte Jr. (same surname as sitting member Gerry Runte)

  • New Hampshire 2026 candidates

    Official certified general-election candidate list (mm.nh.gov 2026-ge-candidate-list.pdf) is bot-blocked (403). Candidates are primary winners; independents and minor parties missing; State House not covered.

  • New Hampshire 2026 candidates, Access

    Compliance 2026-10-29: this state's files were read in a browser session after scripted requests were refused (bot challenge or 403). That is a bot-wall workaround. Matthew should download the files by hand and drop them in data/raw/cand-northeast/nh/ to replace this.

  • New Jersey 2026 candidates

    status "certified" rests on the NJ "Official List" of general election candidates; the PDF title does not use the word certified.

  • New York 2026 candidates, Access

    Compliance 2026-10-29: this state's files were read in a browser session after scripted requests were refused (bot challenge or 403). That is a bot-wall workaround. Matthew should download the files by hand and drop them in data/raw/cand-northeast/ny/ to replace this.

  • Pennsylvania US House district 16, 2026 candidates

    incumbent unsure for George Joseph Kelly Jr. (same surname as sitting member Mike Kelly)

  • Pennsylvania upper chamber, district 20, 2026 candidates

    incumbent unsure for Jaclyn Estelle Baker (same surname as sitting member Lisa Baker)

  • Pennsylvania upper chamber, district 20, 2026 candidates

    incumbent unsure for Elisabeth J Baker (same surname as sitting member Lisa Baker)

  • Pennsylvania lower chamber, district 190, 2026 candidates

    incumbent unsure for Gwendolyn Green (same surname as sitting member Roni Green)

  • Pennsylvania lower chamber, district 92, 2026 candidates

    incumbent unsure for Krista Jean Anderson (same surname as sitting member Marc Anderson)

  • Pennsylvania lower chamber, district 96, 2026 candidates

    incumbent unsure for Stephanie Nichole Rivera (same surname as sitting member Nikki Rivera)

  • Rhode Island lower chamber, district 55, 2026 candidates

    incumbent unsure for Arthur J Corvese (same surname as sitting member Doc Corvese)

  • Rhode Island 2026 candidates, Access

    Compliance 2026-10-29: this state's files were read in a browser session after scripted requests were refused (bot challenge or 403). That is a bot-wall workaround. Matthew should download the files by hand and drop them in data/raw/cand-northeast/ri/ to replace this.

  • Vermont lower chamber, caledonia-essex, 2026 candidates

    incumbent unsure for Steven Dolgin (same surname as sitting member Scott Campbell, Debbie Dolgin)

  • Vermont lower chamber, rutland-9, 2026 candidates

    incumbent unsure for Aida Nielsen (same surname as sitting member Todd Nielsen)

  • Vermont lower chamber, windsor-addison, 2026 candidates

    incumbent unsure for Michael J. White (same surname as sitting member Kirk White)

  • Alabama 2026 candidates

    Statewide minor-party nominees (e.g. Libertarian) are not in the Secretary of State certifications found; only D, R and independent candidates are included.

  • Alabama 2026 candidates

    The Democratic and Republican (CD 1/2/6/7, SD25) certification files are scanned images read with OCR. Congressional district numbers for Democrats were confirmed against the page image; names were cross-checked between the Jul 1 and Aug 26 Democratic lists.

  • Alabama US House district 1, 2026 candidates

    Congressional Districts 1, 2, 6 and 7 were nominated in an Aug 11, 2026 special primary under a revised map; incumbent flags use the district number in the officials file.

  • Arkansas 2026 candidates

    Source is the SOS filing database (no status column), not a certified ballot list; every entry is status "filed". Honorific prefixes in the source name field were removed.

  • Arkansas lower chamber, district 8, 2026 candidates

    Two Republicans listed (Brian Armas filed 2025-11-03, Kara Armas filed 2026-08-25) and a Democrat filed 2026-08-27; looks like a replacement, unconfirmed.

  • Florida 2026 candidates

    Party abbreviations ASP, MGT, FFP and IND are not spelled out on the source page; kept as published. Unopposed candidates are included but may not be printed on the ballot. Status is "qualified" (the CanList page shows Qualified/Won; it is not a certification). Qualified write-ins (WRI) have write_in=true and party null.

  • Florida 2026 candidates, Senate:fl:class3

    US Senate seat is a class 3 special election (appointed incumbent).

  • Georgia 2026 candidates

    Workbook has no Libertarian or other petition candidates (except one independent). Certified write-ins (21: US Senate 3, Governor 7, US House 6, State House 5) come from the separate SOS write-in list and carry write_in=true. Status is "qualified", not "certified": neither SOS file uses certification wording.

  • Georgia lower chamber, district 143, 2026 candidates

    Source marks Anissa M. Jones incumbent; officials file has "Nissa Jones" for the seat (name form differs only).

  • Kentucky 2026 candidates

    Source is the SOS filing list, so Republican and Democratic entries are "nominee" and all others "filed"; write-in filers included with write_in=true and party null.

  • Louisiana 2026 candidates

    US House races on Nov 3 are an open primary (runoff Dec 12); the list can hold several candidates per party.

  • Mississippi 2026 candidates

    Qualifying list, not the State Board ballot certification; independents and minor-party entries are status "filed".

  • North Carolina 2026 candidates

    Spreadsheet carries no write-ins; the list was cross-checked name by name against the Board's PDF contest list (358 of 358 found). Status is "qualified": neither the CSV nor the PDF is a certification.

  • Oklahoma 2026 candidates

    Legislative coverage is partial: only contested November races appear (14 state Senate, 55 state House, one unexpired-term Senate race). Seats decided in the primary or runoff are not on the November list. Status is "qualified": the List of Elections page has no certification wording.

  • South Carolina 2026 candidates, Senate:sc:class2

    Source lists Lindsey Graham as "Deceased After Primary"; Darline Graham, the only Active Republican, was chosen in the Aug 11 special Republican primary (election 22760).

  • South Carolina 2026 candidates

    No state Senate election in 2026. Governor rows are ticket pairs; running mates not stored.

  • Tennessee lower chamber, district 93, 2026 candidates

    Source lists "No Candidate Qualified" for House District 93; no race created. Status is "qualified": the SOS files are titled "Candidate Lists", not certifications.

  • Texas 2026 candidates

    Names are printed in capitals in the source and were converted to normal case mechanically; check unusual surnames before publishing. Write-in candidates are certified on a separate list.

  • Virginia lower chamber, district 20, 2026 candidates

    Only state legislative contest in 2026 is the House of Delegates District 20 special election.

  • West Virginia 2026 candidates

    Source is the candidate portal (a filing list); write-in candidates are on a separate portal list and not included. State Senate districts 3 and 17 also have unexpired-term races (race_key suffix ":special").

  • 2026 candidates

    FEC cross-check of federal candidates was not possible: the shared FEC DEMO_KEY was over its rate limit (HTTP 429, retry after about 20 hours) for the whole task, so no FEC data was downloaded or used.

  • Georgia 2026 candidates, Access

    Compliance 2026-10-29: the Georgia workbook was read in a browser session after sos.ga.gov returned 403 to scripts. That is a bot-wall workaround. Matthew should download the workbook by hand and drop it in data/raw/cand-south/ga_sos/ to replace this.

  • 2026 candidates

    GA, WV and AR sources could not be downloaded by script (HTTP 403 or a JavaScript-only app); their rows were transcribed from a browser and verified by checksum against the browser copy.

  • Idaho 2026 candidates, Us senator

    David Roth (Democratic) has status Withdrawn in the Idaho candidate portal and is left out

  • Idaho 2026 candidates, Us representative 2

    C. Sierra - ID Law - Idaho Lorax (Constitution) has status Withdrawn in the Idaho candidate portal and is left out

  • Idaho 2026 candidates, S 8

    John H Garrett (Democratic) has status Withdrawn in the Idaho candidate portal and is left out

  • Idaho 2026 candidates, S 21

    Brenda H. Quick (Democratic) has status Withdrawn in the Idaho candidate portal and is left out

  • Idaho 2026 candidates, S 24

    Anna Germana Scholes (Independent) has status Withdrawn in the Idaho candidate portal and is left out

  • Idaho 2026 candidates, H 23 a

    Emily Fisher (Democratic) has status Withdrawn in the Idaho candidate portal and is left out

  • Idaho 2026 candidates, H 24 b

    Enrique Salas Viernes (Democratic) has status Withdrawn in the Idaho candidate portal and is left out

  • Montana 2026 candidates, State representative district 22

    DAVE VON ESCHEN status WITHDRAWN; left out

  • Montana 2026 candidates, State representative district 57

    JORDAN VIEGUT status WITHDRAWN; left out

  • Montana 2026 candidates, State representative district 77

    DEBORAH ANNE HANSEN status WITHDRAWN; left out

  • New Mexico upper chamber, district 33, 2026 candidates

    State Senate seat in the primary file although NM senators were elected in 2024; likely a vacancy election, not stated in the source. special set to null.

  • New Mexico 2026 candidates, Public education commissioner 3

    write-in entry "JACOB A TRUJILLO (write in)" in the primary results was not treated as a nominee

  • New Mexico 2026 candidates, State auditor

    write-in entry "JOSHUA JAMES RYAN LAWRENCE (write in)" in the primary results was not treated as a nominee

  • New Mexico 2026 candidates, State house 14

    write-in entry "RICHARD VICTOR ZUBIA (write in)" in the primary results was not treated as a nominee

  • New Mexico 2026 candidates, State house 38

    write-in entry "DAVID L MOONEY (write in)" in the primary results was not treated as a nominee

  • New Mexico 2026 candidates, State house 44

    write-in entry "ADAM STANLEY PRIOR (write in)" in the primary results was not treated as a nominee

  • New Mexico 2026 candidates, State treasurer

    write-in entry "JAMES F ELLISON (write in)" in the primary results was not treated as a nominee

  • New Mexico 2026 candidates, U.s. senate

    write-in entry "LARRY E MARKER (write in)" in the primary results was not treated as a nominee

  • California US House district 46, 2026 candidates

    Lou Correa: incumbent set from ballot designation 'United States Congressmember' and surname match with officials (J. Luis Correa)

  • Nevada US House district 2, 2026 candidates

    NV-02 is marked not available. The earlier build inferred nominees from Washoe County primary results only; that was removed 2026-10-29.

  • Arizona 2026 candidates

    AZ is marked not available: azsos.gov blocks automated downloads and no official list was read. The earlier OpenElections-primary and FEC-filer build was removed 2026-10-29.

  • Hawaii 2026 candidates

    Hawaii candidates are not shown: Hawaii's terms bar automated access and commercial reuse of derived data. See docs/PERMISSION-REQUESTS.md.

  • New Mexico 2026 candidates, Senate:nm:class2

    No Republican (or other party) nominee for US Senate appears in the primary file: the only Republican entry is a write-in. The certified general list was not readable, so the race is incomplete.

  • New Mexico 2026 candidates

    NM candidate portal returned 504 for the 2026 general list; NM candidates are primary winners from OpenElections (compiled from official returns by OpenElections, not official) plus FEC non-major-party filers.

  • Utah 2026 candidates

    Utah certification is a scanned PDF read with OCR from page images; names are converted from ALL CAPS (surname capitalization such as Mc/Mac may differ from the ballot). Spot-check before display.

  • Washington 2026 candidates

    Washington certification is a scanned PDF; names were read with OCR. Spot-check before display.

  • Nevada 2026 candidates, Legislature

    Legislature roster is the Legislative Counsel Bureau compilation (July 2026) of the SOS certified list. source_date 2026-07-01 is the PDF modification date from the file metadata; the document itself says only July 2026.

  • Nevada 2026 candidates, Clark

    Clark County notice source_date 2026-10-07 is the PDF creation date from the file metadata; the notice itself carries no date.

  • Arizona 2026 candidates, House

    no candidates found for AZ-01, AZ-02, AZ-03, AZ-04, AZ-05, AZ-06, AZ-07, AZ-08, AZ-09

  • Hawaii 2026 candidates, House

    no candidates found for HI-01, HI-02

  • Nevada 2026 candidates, House

    no candidates found for NV-02

  • 2026 candidates, Status

    New status value "qualified" (not in docs/DATA-CONTRACT.md yet): an official list of candidates who qualified for the ballot that does not call itself a certification (MA, OR, GA, FL, NC, OK, TN, IA, ND). "certified" is kept only where the source document is a certification. SD is "filed" (its page says missing candidates are awaiting filing paperwork).

  • 2026 candidates, Write in

    Write-in candidates now carry write_in=true with party and party_label null when the source prints no party (FL, KY, GA). Write-in is never a party label.

  • Massachusetts governor, 2026 candidates

    Independent ticket printed as "James and Kittredge" (surnames only); no full names found in an allowed source.

  • Iowa 2026 candidates, Source

    Iowa candidate PDF still 403 to scripted download; rows rest on the original browser extract (not re-verified in this pass, status changed only).

  • Vermont lower chamber, windham-windsor-bennington, 2026 candidates

    Pre-existing: district key not in officials/sld/vt.json (not touched in this pass).

Election calendar17 notes
  • District of Columbia President, election calendar

    DC included as a presidential row (3 electors, 23rd Amendment). It is not in the 50-state list used elsewhere.

  • Ohio US Senate, 2026 special, election calendar

    Special election for the term ending 2029-01-03. Date and office confirmed from Ohio SoS ballot/directive documents surfaced in search; direct download returned HTTP 403, so no raw copy is saved.

  • Florida US Senate, 2026 special, election calendar

    Special election for the term ending January 2029. Date not confirmed from a Florida Division of Elections page we could download (dos.fl.gov pages returned no date text); it matches the federal general-election date. Verify against dos.fl.gov.

  • US Senate, specials, election calendar

    Other 2026 to 2027 Senate or House special elections were not collected (no confirmed list pulled from state sources).

  • US House, election calendar

    Delegates from DC, Puerto Rico, Guam, USVI, American Samoa and the Northern Marianas are not included. House rows are one per state, district null.

  • Louisiana Governor, 2031, election calendar

    Computed from R.S. 18:402(B)(2) (third-to-last Saturday of October; general 6 weeks later). The 2031 official calendar is not published, and the statute shifts dates for holiday conflicts (18:402(A),(G)) and the Legislature can change them. 2027 was advanced one week by that rule.

  • Governor, term lengths and cycles, election calendar

    Cycle groups (midterm, presidential year, odd year; NH and VT every even year) are typed in this script and checked against the years each state held a regular governor election in official returns (results/governor). They are not copied from NCSL or NGA tables. Verify the odd-year dates (KY, LA, MS, NJ, VA) against each state constitution.

  • Louisiana Governor, election calendar

    Louisiana governor rows include a majority "primary" (2027-10-09) and the "general" (2027-11-20) per the SoS 2027 calendar, which says dates are subject to change by the Legislature.

  • Minnesota State Senate, election calendar

    Whole Senate in 2026, 2030 and 2032. Minn. Const. art. IV sec. 4 (read from revisor.mn.gov on 2026-10-29, saved raw): senators serve four years, except all senators are elected again at the first election of representatives after each apportionment, so 2032 follows the 2030 census. Assumes apportionment is done in 2031 as in past decades; not stated in the text.

  • New Jersey State Senate, election calendar

    NJ Senate 2027 and 2031 (2031 is for a 2-year term per N.J. Const. art. IV, sec. II, para. 2, term beginning January of the second year after the census). Constitution saved in data/raw/calendar/state_law/nj_constitution.html.

  • Louisiana US Senate/US House, election calendar

    Louisiana federal rows use Nov 3 (2026) and the federal Election Day in later years. Under R.S. 18:402(C) Louisiana runs closed party primaries in spring for Congress, and Nov 3 is the general date for party-primary offices; the sixth Saturday after (2026-12-12) is a runoff-style general for other offices. The 2026 spring dates were not collected and the Legislature can change them.

  • Louisiana State legislature, election calendar

    Louisiana legislators are elected with the governor (R.S. 18:402(B)). Rows use the gubernatorial primary and general dates.

  • State legislature, election years, election calendar

    Chamber election years are read from the pattern of regular elections in official returns (2022, 2023, 2024, 2025) and checked against the official 2026 candidate files; see web/data/legislature_cycles.json. Term lengths are not copied from NCSL or any compiled table. Special-election and vacancy dates are not included. Districts-by-year for staggered chambers are not included.

  • Odd-year dates, KY, MS, NJ, VA, election calendar

    Odd-year general elections are computed as the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. Statute text for KY, MS and VA was not retrieved (the sites returned script pages or HTTP 403). NJ Constitution art. II confirmed in a search result; the full text file is saved. Verify KRS 118.025, Miss. Code 23-15-191 and Va. Code 24.2-103.

  • Nebraska, election calendar

    Unicameral, nonpartisan; emitted as State Senate rows only. 24 or 25 of 49 seats are up each even year.

  • Georgia General runoff, 2026, election calendar

    Georgia general runoff 2026-12-01 from georgia.gov (state portal event page, saved raw). The Secretary of State calendar page (sos.ga.gov) sits behind a Cloudflare bot wall and could not be fetched by script. The runoff happens only for races without a majority winner.

  • Louisiana General runoff, 2026, election calendar

    Dec 12, 2026 comes from the Louisiana SoS Election Dates page and 2026 calendar PDF (saved raw 2026-10-29). Conditional, and the state says dates are subject to change by the Legislature.

Election night23 notes
  • Alabama, election-night hours

    official_results_url is the SOS Alabama Votes landing page, not a results page; the guessed /results path returned 404.

  • Tennessee, election-night hours

    East Tennessee 8 p.m. Eastern close not confirmed: sos.tn.gov refused our honest user agent (403). Central 7 p.m. read from TNMap (Williamson County) only.

  • New York, election-night hours

    Poll hours not confirmed: nysenate.gov and elections.ny.gov return a Cloudflare challenge (403) to our honest user agent. Not bypassed.

  • Utah, election-night hours

    Only the 8 p.m. mail-ballot and drop-box deadline is confirmed (vote.utah.gov, 2026). Polling-place hours not read; Utah Code 20A-3a-702 current text not fetched.

  • Hawaii, election-night hours

    No Hawaii data shown. Hawaii terms bar automated access and commercial reuse of derived data; entry is a link to Hawaii's official list. Permission request drafted in docs/PERMISSION-REQUESTS.md.

  • Wisconsin, election-night hours

    Hours now read from Wis. Stat. 6.78 (docs.legis.wisconsin.gov), 2026-10-29.

  • Iowa, election-night hours

    A search summary said one SOS page lists 9 p.m.; statute 49.73 (read) says 8 p.m. Using 8 p.m. CT.

  • Arizona, election-night hours

    results.arizona.vote returned a bot-check page; URL is the SOS election-night host named by SOS pages in search.

  • New Hampshire, election-night hours

    Close time varies by municipality; 19:00 is the legal floor, latest_local_time 20:00 from an SOS media guide seen only in search.

  • North Dakota, election-night hours

    County commissions set closing between 19:00 and 21:00 local; row shows 19:00 floor.

  • Kansas, election-night hours

    Counties may close up to 20:00 local; row shows 19:00 statutory time.

  • Alaska, election-night hours

    Western Aleutian row derives from 49 CFR 71.12, not an Alaska Division statement.

  • Wyoming, election-night hours

    official_results_url is the SOS Elections landing page; the general-election results path is not published yet.

  • Wisconsin, election-night hours

    No statewide results site exists; URL is the WEC list of county election sites.

  • Nevada, election-night hours

    official_results_url (silverstateelection.nv.gov) not verified: bot challenge to curl and a CAPTCHA in a browser on 2026-10-28. West Wendover row added (49 CFR 71.9(b), Mountain zone).

  • Oregon, election-night hours

    official_results_url results.oregonvotes.gov redirected to the SOS home page on 2026-10-28; not seen serving results. fallback_results_url given.

  • California, election-night hours

    official_results_url electionresults.sos.ca.gov redirected to the SOS Prior Elections page on 2026-10-28; expected to go live on election night, not verified.

  • South Carolina, election-night hours

    Results link changed (2026-10-28 audit) from the enr-scvotes.org root, a vendor stub that meta-refreshes to clarityelections.com, to the SEC results page scvotes.gov/elections-statistics/election-results/.

  • Rhode Island, election-night hours

    Results link changed (2026-10-28 audit) from the Board of Elections previous-results archive (never loaded, 403) to electionresults.ri.gov, which lists the Nov 3, 2026 general.

  • Oregon, election-night hours

    Oregon and Washington, Colorado, Utah, Hawaii are mail-voting states: close time is ballot drop/receipt deadline, not a precinct poll closing.

  • Election night

    435 is a fixed constitutional/statutory fact, not read from a downloaded source in this task.

  • Election night

    Counts come from calendar.json, not independently re-verified here.

  • Nevada, election-night hours

    silverstateelection.nv.gov shows a CAPTCHA to browsers and a bot stub to curl; the results URL remains unverified.

Election office links95 notes
  • Election office links

    Office names and candidate URLs were typed from public knowledge of each state election office, then each URL was fetched. A URL kept with check "ok" returned 2xx/3xx and was not a redirect to a home page or a "not found" page. A URL kept with check "challenge" sits behind a bot check and one kept with "blocked" refused our user agent (ElectionWrld-data/1.0); neither was machine-confirmed and neither was worked around.

  • Election office links

    registration is the state's own online registration page when it passed the check, otherwise the vote.gov state page.

  • Colorado election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/colorado answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Arizona election office, home page link

    https://azsos.gov/elections answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Arizona election office, results link

    https://results.arizona.vote/ answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Arizona election office, sample ballot link

    https://my.arizona.vote/ answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Arizona election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/arizona answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • California election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/california answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Arkansas election office, results link

    https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/AR/ refused our honest user agent (HTTP 403). Marked blocked: the link is kept, the page was not machine-confirmed, and no workaround was tried.

  • Arkansas election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/arkansas answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Delaware election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/delaware answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • District of Columbia election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/district-of-columbia answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Georgia election office, home page link

    https://sos.ga.gov/elections answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Georgia election office, sample ballot link

    https://mvp.sos.ga.gov/s/ answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Georgia election office, state registration link

    https://registertovote.sos.ga.gov/ answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Georgia election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/georgia answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Hawaii election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/hawaii answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Alabama election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/alabama answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Florida election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/florida answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Idaho election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/idaho answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Iowa election office, home page link

    https://sos.iowa.gov/elections/ answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Iowa election office, sample ballot link

    https://sos.iowa.gov/elections/voterreg/regtovote/search.aspx answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Iowa election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/iowa answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Indiana election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/indiana answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Kansas election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/kansas answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Louisiana election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/louisiana answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Illinois election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/illinois answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Maine election office, home page link

    https://www.maine.gov/sos/cec/elec/ refused our honest user agent (HTTP 403). Marked blocked: the link is kept, the page was not machine-confirmed, and no workaround was tried.

  • Maine election office, results link

    https://www.maine.gov/sos/elections-voting/election-results-data refused our honest user agent (HTTP 403). Marked blocked: the link is kept, the page was not machine-confirmed, and no workaround was tried.

  • Maine election office, sample ballot link

    https://www.maine.gov/portal/government/edemocracy/voter_lookup.php refused our honest user agent (HTTP 403). Marked blocked: the link is kept, the page was not machine-confirmed, and no workaround was tried.

  • Maine election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/maine answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Michigan election office, home page link

    https://www.michigan.gov/sos/elections answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Michigan election office, results link

    https://www.michigan.gov/sos/elections/election-results-and-data answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Michigan election office, sample ballot link

    https://mvic.sos.state.mi.us/ answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Michigan election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/michigan answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Kentucky election office, sample ballot link

    https://vrsws.sos.ky.gov/vic/ refused our honest user agent (HTTP 403). Marked blocked: the link is kept, the page was not machine-confirmed, and no workaround was tried.

  • Kentucky election office, state registration link

    https://vrsws.sos.ky.gov/ovrweb/ refused our honest user agent (HTTP 403). Marked blocked: the link is kept, the page was not machine-confirmed, and no workaround was tried.

  • Kentucky election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/kentucky answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Maryland election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/maryland answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Missouri election office, results link

    https://enr.sos.mo.gov/ answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Missouri election office, sample ballot link

    https://voteroutreach.sos.mo.gov/portal/ answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Missouri election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/missouri answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Mississippi election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/mississippi answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Alaska election office, sample ballot link

    https://myvoterinformation.alaska.gov/ refused our honest user agent (HTTP 403). Marked blocked: the link is kept, the page was not machine-confirmed, and no workaround was tried.

  • Alaska election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/alaska answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Nebraska election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/nebraska answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • New Hampshire election office, home page link

    https://www.sos.nh.gov/elections answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • New Hampshire election office, results link

    https://www.sos.nh.gov/elections/elections/election-results answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • New Hampshire election office, sample ballot link

    https://app.sos.nh.gov/voterinformation answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • New Hampshire election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/new-hampshire answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Massachusetts election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/massachusetts answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • New Jersey election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/new-jersey answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • New York election office, home page link

    https://elections.ny.gov/ answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • New York election office, results link

    https://nyenr.elections.ny.gov/ answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • New York election office, sample ballot link

    https://voterlookup.elections.ny.gov/ answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • New York election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/new-york answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • North Carolina election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/north-carolina answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Nevada election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/nevada answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Connecticut election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/connecticut answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Ohio election office, home page link

    https://www.ohiosos.gov/elections/ answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Ohio election office, sample ballot link

    https://voterlookup.ohiosos.gov/voterlookup.aspx answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Ohio election office, state registration link

    https://olvr.ohiosos.gov/ answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Ohio election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/ohio answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Oklahoma election office, results link

    https://results.okelections.gov/ refused our honest user agent (HTTP 403). Marked blocked: the link is kept, the page was not machine-confirmed, and no workaround was tried.

  • Oklahoma election office, sample ballot link

    https://okvoterportal.okelections.us/ refused our honest user agent (HTTP 403). Marked blocked: the link is kept, the page was not machine-confirmed, and no workaround was tried.

  • Oklahoma election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/oklahoma answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Pennsylvania election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/pennsylvania answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Rhode Island election office, home page link

    https://vote.sos.ri.gov/ answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Rhode Island election office, sample ballot link

    https://vote.sos.ri.gov/Home/UpdateVoterRecord answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Rhode Island election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/rhode-island answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Oregon election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/oregon answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • South Carolina election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/south-carolina answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • South Dakota election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/south-dakota answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Tennessee election office, home page link

    https://sos.tn.gov/elections refused our honest user agent (HTTP 403). Marked blocked: the link is kept, the page was not machine-confirmed, and no workaround was tried.

  • Tennessee election office, results link

    https://elections.tn.gov/ refused our honest user agent (HTTP 403). Marked blocked: the link is kept, the page was not machine-confirmed, and no workaround was tried.

  • Tennessee election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/tennessee answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Minnesota election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/minnesota answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • North Dakota election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/north-dakota answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Texas election office, results link

    https://results.texas-election.com/ answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Texas election office, sample ballot link

    https://teamrv-mvp.sos.texas.gov/MVP/mvp.do answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Texas election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/texas answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Utah election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/utah answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Montana election office, home page link

    https://sosmt.gov/elections/ answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Montana election office, results link

    https://electionresults.mt.gov/ answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Montana election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/montana answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • West Virginia election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/west-virginia answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Virginia election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/virginia answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Wisconsin election office, home page link

    https://elections.wi.gov/ answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Wisconsin election office, results link

    https://elections.wi.gov/elections/election-results answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Wisconsin election office, sample ballot link

    https://myvote.wi.gov/ answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Wisconsin election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/wisconsin answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Washington election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/washington answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Vermont election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/vermont answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • New Mexico election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/new-mexico answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

  • Wyoming election office, vote.gov link

    https://vote.gov/register/wyoming answered a script with a Cloudflare or Akamai bot wall (HTTP 403), so the page was not machine-confirmed. The host responds; check it by hand in a browser.

Governor results170 notes
  • Tennessee governor results, 2018

    The TN Results by Office PDF (sos-tn-gov-files.tnsosfiles.com) returns 403 to curl and blocks cross-origin reads, so TN 2018 Cornett = 1,217 rests on the OpenElections county file plus the verifier's reading of the official PDF.

  • Governor results, all states

    Source priority per race: (1) a state election office's own certified results parsed in scripts/data/gov_results.py (NJ Division of Elections PDFs, Virginia Department of Elections, the Civera ElectionStats databases run by CT, VA, VT, CO, NY, NM and SC, the Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth, the NC State Board of Elections archive); (2) the open Cha/Kuriwaki/Snyder 'Candidates in American General Elections' file (Harvard Dataverse, CC0), which copies each state's statement of vote; (3) OpenElections county files and the 2020 Dataverse official-results tables, used only to add named candidates the Dataverse file omitted and to add the write-in count; (4) MEDSL precinct sums, used the same way and only when their Democratic and Republican totals agree with the Dataverse rows to 0.3 percent. Each race's source is listed in web/data/sources/gov-results.json.

  • Governor results, all states

    total is the sum of the candidate rows in the file, and pct is votes divided by that total, rounded to one decimal. Blank, void, over and under votes are never in total. Write-in votes are in total as a 'Write-ins' row (writein: true) wherever a source reports them: the official databases, OpenElections, and MEDSL precinct returns. The Dataverse file leaves write-ins out, so MEDSL's write-in sum is added when MEDSL's count for every named candidate equals the Dataverse count exactly (for example AK 2022, 784 write-ins, and AL 2022, 9,432, both matching the state's statement of vote). Each race's source ids are in the race's source and sourceAlso fields and in the gov-results-<st> entry of sources.json.

  • Governor results, all states

    151 races not taken from a state's own results file have no write-in row. Either the state counted no write-ins, or the sources on file leave them out (MEDSL's precinct sums did not match every named candidate exactly, or MEDSL has no file for that year); where they were left out, total is short by the write-ins and pct can run slightly above the state's printed percentage: AK 2006, AK 2010, AK 2014, AL 2006, AL 2010, AL 2014, AL 2018, AR 2006, AR 2014, AR 2018, AR 2022, AZ 2002, AZ 2014, AZ 2022, CA 2014, CA 2018, CA 2022, DE 2008, DE 2012, DE 2016, DE 2020, DE 2024, GA 2014, GA 2018, HI 2006, HI 2010, HI 2014, HI 2018, HI 2022, IA 2006, IA 2010, IA 2014, ID 1998, ID 2006, ID 2010, ID 2022, IL 2010, IL 2014, IL 2018, IN 2004, IN 2008, IN 2012, IN 2016, IN 2020, KS 2006, KS 2010, KS 2014, KS 2018, KS 2022, KY 2007, KY 2011, KY 2015, KY 2019, LA 2007, LA 2011, LA 2015, LA 2019, LA 2023, MD 2006, MD 2014, MD 2022, ME 2006, ME 2010, ME 2014, ME 2022, MI 2006, MI 2010, MI 2014, MI 2022, MN 2006, MN 2010, MN 2014, MO 2020, MS 2007, MS 2011, MS 2015, MS 2019, MS 2023, MT 2000, MT 2004, MT 2008, MT 2012, MT 2016, MT 2020, MT 2024, ND 2008, NE 2006, NE 2010, NE 2014, NE 2018, NE 2022, NH 2008, NH 2010, NH 2012, NH 2014, NH 2024, NM 2010, NV 2006, NV 2010, NV 2014, NV 2018, NV 2022, OH 2014, OH 2018, OK 2006, OK 2010, OK 2014, OK 2018, OK 2022, OR 2006, OR 2010, OR 2014, OR 2018, OR 2022, PA 2002, PA 2006, PA 2010, PA 2014, PA 2018, PA 2022, RI 2006, RI 2010, RI 2014, SC 2006, SD 2006, SD 2010, SD 2014, SD 2018, SD 2022, TX 2014, TX 2018, TX 2022, UT 2008, UT 2010, UT 2012, UT 2020, WA 2008, WA 2012, WA 2016, WI 2006, WI 2010, WI 2014, WI 2018, WV 2008, WV 2011, WV 2012, WV 2016, WV 2020, WV 2024, WY 2002, WY 2006.

  • Alaska governor results, 2022

    Ranked-choice voting. The rows are first-choice votes from the Alaska Division of Elections Election Summary Report (round: first-choice). Dunleavy had a majority of first choices, so no later round was counted.

  • Governor results, all states

    party is D, R, I, L, G, O or N from the party label in the source; party_label keeps the source's wording. The Dataverse file prints short labels (Lbt, Grn, Const, DFL, NPA); those are expanded to Libertarian, Green, Constitution, Democratic-Farmer-Labor and No Party Affiliation. Fusion candidates (NY, CT, SC, and the Democratic-Progressive line in VT) are one candidate with all of their ballot lines added together.

  • Governor results, all states

    Names: the Dataverse file stores 'LAST, FIRST MIDDLE (NICKNAME), SUFFIX'; the display name uses the nickname when there is one (Josh Shapiro, Bob Riley) and otherwise the given names. All-caps source names were title-cased by rule and can be wrong for internal capitals (DiGiulio, DeWine). Official lists that print only surnames (NJ 1997; MA tickets from 2010 on) take the full name from the Dataverse row of the same race where the surname and party match, otherwise stay surname-only.

  • Governor results, all states

    incumbent is true or false only for races built from the Dataverse file (it carries an incumbency code; code 3, a governor who succeeded to the office, is treated as incumbent). It is null for official-source races and for candidates added from OpenElections or MEDSL.

  • Governor results, all states

    Louisiana uses an open primary with a runoff. One race per election is stored: the round that decided it (the October primary when someone won more than 50 percent, otherwise the November runoff, marked runoff:true). Exact dates for those rounds come from the Dataverse/official files where present and are set in the script otherwise (LA_DATES); check them before showing a date.

  • Governor results, all states

    Recall elections (Wisconsin June 2012, California September 2021) are not included. Only regular and special general elections for the office are stored; primaries and runoff primaries are not.

  • Governor results, all states

    scripts/data/federal_results.py, if it is re-run, rewrites every web/data/results/governor/{ST}.json to []. Run scripts/data/gov_results.py after it, or remove build_governor() from that script.

  • Alabama governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Alaska governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Arizona governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 3 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Arkansas governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 3 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • California governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 3 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Connecticut governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 1 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1998. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Delaware governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Georgia governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 3 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Hawaii governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Idaho governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 1 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Illinois governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Indiana governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 3 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1992, 1996, 2000. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Iowa governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 3 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Kansas governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Kentucky governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1991, 1995, 1999, 2003. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Louisiana governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1991, 1995, 1999, 2003. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Maine governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Maryland governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Michigan governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Minnesota governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Mississippi governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1991, 1995, 1999, 2003. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Missouri governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Montana governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 2 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1992, 1996. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Nebraska governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Nevada governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • New Hampshire governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 8 of 18 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2004. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • New Mexico governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 3 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • New York governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 1 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • North Dakota governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Ohio governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 3 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Oklahoma governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Oregon governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Pennsylvania governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 3 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Rhode Island governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • South Carolina governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • South Dakota governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Tennessee governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 3 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Texas governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 1 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Utah governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Washington governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • West Virginia governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 2 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1992, 1996. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Wisconsin governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 4 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Wyoming governor results

    No governor general-election result in this file for 3 of 9 expected election years between 1990 and 2025: 1990, 1994, 1998. No open or official bulk source was found and parsed for them yet; they are gaps, not zeroes.

  • Alaska governor results, 2006

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Alaska governor results, 2010

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Alaska governor results, 2014

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Alabama governor results, 2006

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Alabama governor results, 2010

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Alabama governor results, 2014

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Arkansas governor results, 2006

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Arkansas governor results, 2014

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Arkansas governor results, 2022

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Arizona governor results, 2022

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Delaware governor results, 2008

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Delaware governor results, 2012

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Georgia governor results, 2014

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Hawaii governor results, 2006

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Hawaii governor results, 2010

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Hawaii governor results, 2014

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Hawaii governor results, 2018

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too (MEDSL precinct sums disagreed on R 137719 vs 131719, so they were not used)

  • Iowa governor results, 2006

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Iowa governor results, 2010

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Iowa governor results, 2014

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Idaho governor results, 2010

    candidates added from OpenElections county files: Pro-Life

  • Idaho governor results, 2014

    candidates added from OpenElections county files: Pro-Life

  • Idaho governor results, 2014

    minor-party counts differ slightly between the Dataverse file (kept) and OpenElections / the 2020 Dataverse tables; check against the official canvass: Jill Humble 8,800 vs 8,801; John T. Bujak 17,883 vs 17,884; Steve Pankey 5,218 vs 5,219

  • Idaho governor results, 2022

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too (MEDSL precinct sums disagreed on D 120160 vs 239726; R 358598 vs 714374, so they were not used)

  • Illinois governor results, 2006

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Illinois governor results, 2018

    candidates added from OpenElections county files: WILLIAM "SAM" McCANN

  • Indiana governor results, 2016

    minor-party counts differ slightly between the Dataverse file (kept) and OpenElections / the 2020 Dataverse tables; check against the official canvass: Adam Adkins 41 vs 5; Rex Alan Bell 87,025 vs 86,959

  • Kansas governor results, 2006

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Kansas governor results, 2010

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Kansas governor results, 2014

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Kentucky governor results, 2007

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Kentucky governor results, 2011

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Kentucky governor results, 2019

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Kentucky governor results, 2023

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Louisiana governor results, 2007

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Louisiana governor results, 2011

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Louisiana governor results, 2019

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Louisiana governor results, 2023

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Maryland governor results, 2006

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Maryland governor results, 2010

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Maryland governor results, 2014

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Maryland governor results, 2022

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Maine governor results, 2006

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Maine governor results, 2010

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Maine governor results, 2014

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Maine governor results, 2022

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too (MEDSL precinct sums disagreed on D 376934 vs 375332, so they were not used)

  • Michigan governor results, 2006

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Michigan governor results, 2010

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Michigan governor results, 2014

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Minnesota governor results, 2006

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Minnesota governor results, 2010

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Minnesota governor results, 2014

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Missouri governor results, 2020

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Mississippi governor results, 2007

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Mississippi governor results, 2015

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Montana governor results, 2016

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • North Dakota governor results, 2012

    minor-party counts differ slightly between the Dataverse file (kept) and OpenElections / the 2020 Dataverse tables; check against the official canvass: Roland Riemers 2,618 vs 2,616

  • Nebraska governor results, 2006

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Nebraska governor results, 2010

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Nebraska governor results, 2014

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Nebraska governor results, 2022

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too (MEDSL precinct sums disagreed on R 393334 vs 398334, so they were not used)

  • New Hampshire governor results, 2006

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • New Hampshire governor results, 2008

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • New Hampshire governor results, 2010

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • New Hampshire governor results, 2012

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • New Hampshire governor results, 2014

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • New Hampshire governor results, 2018

    candidates added from MEDSL precinct sums (not certified totals; can differ slightly from the official count): Jilletta Jarvis

  • New Hampshire governor results, 2024

    candidates added from MEDSL precinct sums (not certified totals; can differ slightly from the official count): Stephen Villee

  • New Mexico governor results, 2010

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Nevada governor results, 2014

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Nevada governor results, 2022

    candidates added from MEDSL precinct sums (not certified totals; can differ slightly from the official count): Brandon Davis, Ed Bridges

  • Ohio governor results, 2006

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Ohio governor results, 2010

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Ohio governor results, 2014

    candidates added from OpenElections county files: Anita Rios

  • Oklahoma governor results, 2006

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Oklahoma governor results, 2010

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Oklahoma governor results, 2014

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Oregon governor results, 2006

    minor-party counts differ slightly between the Dataverse file (kept) and OpenElections / the 2020 Dataverse tables; check against the official canvass: Richard Morley 16,770 vs 16,798; Joe Keating 19,987 vs 20,030; Mary Starrett 50,134 vs 50,229

  • Oregon governor results, 2014

    candidates added from OpenElections county files: Aaron Auer

  • Pennsylvania governor results, 2018

    minor-party counts differ slightly between the Dataverse file (kept) and OpenElections / the 2020 Dataverse tables; check against the official canvass: Ken Krawchuk 49,299 vs 49,229

  • Rhode Island governor results, 2006

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Rhode Island governor results, 2010

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Rhode Island governor results, 2014

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Rhode Island governor results, 2018

    candidates added from MEDSL precinct sums (not certified totals; can differ slightly from the official count): Joseph A Trillo, William H Gilbert, Luis Daniel Munoz, Anne Armstrong

  • South Carolina governor results, 2006

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • South Dakota governor results, 2006

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • South Dakota governor results, 2010

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Tennessee governor results, 2010

    candidates added from OpenElections county files: James Reesor

  • Tennessee governor results, 2010

    minor-party counts differ slightly between the Dataverse file (kept) and OpenElections / the 2020 Dataverse tables; check against the official canvass: Brandon Dodds 4,827 vs 4,728

  • Tennessee governor results, 2018

    minor-party vote counts in the Dataverse file disagreed with OpenElections / the 2020 Dataverse official tables (which agree on every D and R row) and were replaced: Justin Cornett 217 -> 1,217

  • Texas governor results, 2006

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Texas governor results, 2010

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Texas governor results, 2014

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Utah governor results, 2008

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Governor results, Ut/2010/special

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Utah governor results, 2012

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Utah governor results, 2016

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Utah governor results, 2020

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Utah governor results, 2024

    candidates added from OpenElections county files: Tom Tomeny

  • Washington governor results, 2008

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Washington governor results, 2012

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Wisconsin governor results, 2006

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Wisconsin governor results, 2010

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Wisconsin governor results, 2014

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Wisconsin governor results, 2018

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • West Virginia governor results, 2008

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Governor results, Wv/2011/special

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • West Virginia governor results, 2012

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • West Virginia governor results, 2024

    candidates added from OpenElections county files: Erika Klie Kolenich, S. Marshall Wilson, Chase Linko-Looper

  • Wyoming governor results, 2006

    built from the Dataverse candidates file only; no second source agreed with it at candidate level, so a minor-party candidate who is missing from that file would be missing here too

  • Montana governor results, 2004

    candidate rows from the OpenElections pre-2006 county file sum to 446,146, but the Census Statistical Abstract total is 456,096: a candidate or the write-ins may be missing, so total and pct are unverified

  • Wyoming governor results, 2002

    the OpenElections pre-2006 county file lists Brossman (29,751) under Governor, but the file sums to 215,210 while the Census Statistical Abstract total is 185,459; without that row it matches, so the row belongs to another contest and was dropped

  • Governor results, Paul noel fiorino

    Name casing: "Paul Noel Fiorino" shown as "Paul Noël Fiorino" (4 rows), one spelling per person in this file.

  • Governor results, all states

    Candidate name is the sitting governor's officials-file spelling for 16 rows (the race's winner, same state, race within the governor's tenure, same surname and a compatible first name). Text encoding and casing are repaired by scripts/data/names.py.

  • Governor results, all states

    Governor races earlier than the first year listed are not loaded yet for 50 states (AK from 2006; AL from 2006; AR from 2002; AZ from 2002; CA from 2002; CO from 1990; CT from 1990; DE from 2008; FL from 1990; GA from 2002; HI from 2006; IA from 2002; ID from 1994; IL from 2006; IN from 2004; KS from 2006; KY from 2007; LA from 2007; MA from 1990; MD from 2006; ME from 2006; MI from 2006; MN from 2006; MO from 2008; MS from 2007; MT from 2000; NC from 1992; ND from 2008; NE from 2006; NH from 2006; NJ from 1993; NM from 2002; NV from 2006; NY from 1994; OH from 2002; OK from 2006; OR from 2006; PA from 2002; RI from 2006; SC from 2006; SD from 2006; TN from 2002; TX from 1994; UT from 2008; VA from 1993; VT from 1990; WA from 2008; WI from 2006; WV from 2000; WY from 2002). The sources on file start later; nothing was filled in from memory. Each governor page says so under History.

  • Governor results, all states

    1 duplicate candidate rows merged: a 0-vote placeholder row beside the real row is dropped. governor/CO 2022 Paul Noël Fiorino

Governors7 notes
  • Iowa governor

    no open governor position statement with a start date in Wikidata; used head-of-government (P6) and its holder's latest open governor-position start date

  • Indiana governor

    Wikidata head-of-government (P6) names ['Eric Holcomb'] but latest open governor position statement (P39) names Mike Braun; used P39 (P6 appears stale)

  • North Dakota governor

    Wikidata head-of-government (P6) names ['Doug Burgum'] but latest open governor position statement (P39) names Kelly M. Armstrong; used P39 (P6 appears stale)

  • New Hampshire governor

    Wikidata head-of-government (P6) names ['Chris Sununu'] but latest open governor position statement (P39) names Kelly Ayotte; used P39 (P6 appears stale)

  • Oregon governor

    multiple party labels in Wikidata ['Democratic Party', 'Democratic Party of Oregon']; used first

  • Governors

    term_ends is null for every governor: Wikidata has no scheduled end date for sitting holders and the contract forbids inventing one. The calendar file carries the election dates. 'since' is the Wikidata position start date (swearing-in or succession), not the first election.

  • Governors

    Wikidata is crowd-edited and may lag recent transitions; names were not cross-checked against a second source here.

Map boundaries18 notes
  • Congressional district boundaries

    Missouri: TIGERweb layer 0 (120th Congress) carries the HB 1 (2025) map, which is not in force. Missouri Supreme Court ruled unanimously on 2026-09-03 that the referendum petition is valid and the 2022 map stays in force for Nov 3, 2026; Justice Kavanaugh denied a stay 2026-09-08; the full U.S. Supreme Court stayed the federal district court's order 2026-09-10 and again later. Secretary of State Hoskins' statement of 2026-09-10 (sos.mo.gov PageId=10670) directs local election authorities to use the 2022 congressional map. Used TIGERweb layer 4 (119th Congressional Districts, the 2022 map) for MO; verified its bounding boxes differ from layer 0 in 7 of 8 districts. Secondary sources (KCUR, SCOTUSblog, Missouri Independent) consulted via search; I did not retrieve the court order text itself. The HB 1 referendum is on the Nov 3 ballot, so this map could change after the election.

  • Congressional district boundaries

    Property number is an integer; at-large districts (ids ending -AL) use number 0. The contract does not specify the type.

  • Congressional district boundaries

    DC delegate district (TIGER code 98) excluded per instructions; no DC feature in cd.topo.json. 435 districts.

  • Congressional district boundaries

    Geometry is a simplified cartographic rendering (TIGERweb maxAllowableOffset 0.0004 deg plus mapshaper visvalingam to fit size targets). Not suitable for point-in-polygon address lookup; use for display only.

  • County boundaries

    Connecticut: cb_2024_us_county_500k uses Connecticut's 9 planning regions (FIPS 09110-09190), not the 8 legacy counties. County-level result files keyed to old CT county FIPS (09001-09015) will not match.

  • County boundaries

    cb_2024_us_county_500k filtered to 50 states plus DC (PR and territories dropped); 3,144 features. Alaska boroughs/census areas per Census 2024 definitions (e.g. Chugach and Copper River census areas replaced Valdez-Cordova). Simplified to 40% to fit the 2.5MB target.

  • State boundaries

    cb_2024_us_state_20m (20m generalization) filtered to 50 states plus DC; PR dropped. 51 features.

  • District of Columbia legislative district boundaries

    DC not built (optional): DC wards/ANCs use a different OCD scheme (district:dc), not state:dc/sldu. TIGER layer 1 returns 'Ward' records for FIPS 11 in raw data/raw/geometry/tiger_sldu2026/11.geojson.

  • Maryland legislative district boundaries

    Maryland lower: TIGER returns 71 sub-district features (e.g. 38C, 42A, 42B) rather than 47 districts; ids follow OCD subdistrict labels (e.g. sldl:42a). Parent districts with 3 seats are not merged; consumers must map subdistricts to multi-member districts as needed.

  • North Dakota legislative district boundaries

    North Dakota lower: TIGER returns 48 features, with district 4 and 9 split into subdistricts (4a/4b, 9a/9b) matching OCD ids; 47 senate districts.

  • New Hampshire legislative district boundaries

    New Hampshire lower: 164 floterial/multi-member features keyed to TIGER; leading zeros stripped from labels (belknap_01 -> belknap_1). Some OCD ids (e.g. rockingham_40) in the OCD list do not appear in 2026 TIGER (47 OCD-only ids) and some TIGER ids matched only the older census_autogenerated OCD list. Seats per district are not in the geometry; officials/results agents must supply seats.

  • Vermont legislative district boundaries

    Vermont: ids use hyphenated OCD labels as in the OCD list (e.g. sldl:orleans-3, sldu:chittenden-central). 87 OCD-listed Vermont ids are not present in the 2026 TIGER set (older plans); 109 lower and 16 upper features come from TIGER.

  • Massachusetts legislative district boundaries

    Massachusetts: labels from OCD list (e.g. sldl:19th_suffolk, sldu:middlesex_and_worcester); 22 OCD-listed MA ids are from older plans and have no 2026 TIGER feature. Slugs replace underscores with dashes per contract.

  • Nevada legislative district boundaries

    19 OCD-listed Nevada ids (e.g. sldu:clark_county_8) are legacy ids not present in 2026 TIGER; TIGER numeric ids (sldu:1..21) used.

  • West Virginia legislative district boundaries

    West Virginia lower: 100 single-member districts (2022 plan) from TIGER; older OCD list used multi-member district ids. ids are plain numbers 1..100.

  • Nebraska legislative district boundaries

    Nebraska is unicameral: only the 'upper' object (49 districts) exists.

  • Legislative district boundaries

    OCD-ID mapping: each TIGER SLDL/SLDU record matched to an id in opencivicdata/ocd-division-ids (census_autogenerated us_sldl.csv/us_sldu.csv plus openstates/state-*-openstates.csv, fetched via raw.githubusercontent.com into data/raw/ocd_ids/) by normalized TIGER BASENAME then code; all 6,775 matched, 0 generated. The OCD files are a union of old and new plans, so a match proves the label style, not that the label is current. Seats/multi-member counts are not in this geometry.

  • Legislative district boundaries

    Total 6,775 SLD features (1,942 upper + 4,833 lower), below the briefing's ~6,785 estimate. 50 states; DC excluded.

Members of Congress5 notes
  • Members of Congress

    no official_full in source; built name 'Aisha Wahab' from first/last/suffix

  • Florida US House district 20, current member

    no sitting member in source (vacancy) as of retrieval

  • Texas US House district 23, current member

    no sitting member in source (vacancy) as of retrieval

  • Members of Congress

    'since' = start of the member's continuous service in the current chamber (adjacent terms in the same chamber and state, gap of 10 days or less). Derived from source term dates.

  • Members of Congress

    Extra key 'delegates' holds non-voting delegates (DC, PR, GU, AS, VI, MP); they are not in 'house'. party_label and class (senators) are additions to the contract member shape.

Other4 notes
  • Other

    Louisiana open-primary contests (class2 2002; class2 2014; LA-02 2006; LA-03 2012; LA-05 2014; LA-06 2014; LA-05 2002; LA-03 2016; LA-04 2016; LA-05 2020; class3 2016) are rebuilt as two rows each, the November contest (outcome runoff) and the December runoff, from the Federal Election Commission's official results (fec.gov, Federal Elections 2002, 2006, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2020), compiled from certified Louisiana returns. The MEDSL file stores both rounds together and, for several contests, shows a runoff count beside November counts (LA Senate 2014 Cassidy and Landrieu are the runoff counts plus 1,000,000). Totals on these rows are the sum of listed candidates, as printed by the FEC.

  • Other, Merge

    Per-agent flags/sources were rewritten by the rebuilt scripts; scripts/data/merge_meta.py has not been re-run, so the merged files are stale until it is.

  • Other

    etype, runoff, outcome and decidedBy are set by scripts/data/results_normalize.py. outcome "runoff" marks a contest with no majority winner that has a runoff row for the same seat in the same or next year; decidedBy is the runoff's date when on file, else "{year}-runoff".

  • Other

    Candidate name is the current officials-file spelling for 671 candidate rows (the race's winner, the sitting member for the same seat, race within their tenure, same surname and a compatible first name). Everyone else shows the filed name, title-cased by rule. nameAsFiled keeps the source spelling with its text encoding repaired.

Polls69 notes
  • All polls

    Poll candidates are shown without a party because the source does not list one.

  • CNN/SSRS poll, Donald Trump, Jan 12, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • CNN/SSRS poll, Donald Trump, Feb 20, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • HarrisX/Harris poll, Donald Trump, Feb 26, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • The Argument/Verasight poll, Donald Trump, Mar 17, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • HarrisX/Harris poll, Donald Trump, Mar 26, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • HarrisX/Harris poll, Donald Trump, Mar 26, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • CNN/SSRS poll, Donald Trump, Mar 30, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • HarrisX/Harris poll, Donald Trump, Apr 26, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • CNN/SSRS poll, Donald Trump, May 4, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • John Zogby Strategies poll, Donald Trump, May 22, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • CNN/SSRS poll, JD Vance, Jan 12, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • CNN/SSRS poll, JD Vance, Mar 30, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • Ipsos poll, 2026, Oct 20, 2025

    sample_size null in source

  • Ipsos poll, 2026, Oct 20, 2025

    population null in source

  • Ipsos poll, 2026, Oct 26, 2025

    sample_size null in source

  • Ipsos poll, 2026, Oct 26, 2025

    population null in source

  • Ipsos poll, 2026, Nov 17, 2025

    sample_size null in source

  • Ipsos poll, 2026, Nov 17, 2025

    population null in source

  • The Argument/Verasight poll, 2026, Nov 17, 2025

    sample_size null in source

  • The Argument/Verasight poll, 2026, Dec 11, 2025

    sample_size null in source

  • Verasight poll, 2026, Jan 20, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • The Argument/Verasight poll, 2026, Jan 27, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • Focaldata poll, 2026, Feb 10, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • Focaldata poll, 2026, Feb 10, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • The Argument/Verasight poll, 2026, Feb 10, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • HarrisX/Harris poll, 2026, Feb 26, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • HarrisX/Harris poll, 2026, Mar 26, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • HarrisX/Harris poll, 2026, Apr 26, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • CNN/SSRS poll, 2026, May 4, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • John Zogby Strategies poll, 2026, May 22, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • Morning Consult poll, 2026, May 31, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • Morning Consult poll, 2026, Jun 22, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • The Argument/Verasight poll, 2026, Sep 22, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • HarrisX/Harris poll, 2026, Sep 28, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • Alaska Survey Research poll, Alaska, 2026 Alaska, Apr 19, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • BSP Research poll, Arizona, 2026 Arizona, Sep 4, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • Wesleyan University Survey Lab/YouGov poll, Connecticut, 2026 Connecticut, Oct 7, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • University of North Florida poll, Florida, 2026 Florida, Mar 2, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • EPIC-MRA poll, Michigan, 2026 Michigan, Jul 31, 2026

    source url null in source

  • Marist University poll, Michigan, 2026 Michigan, Oct 18, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • SurveyUSA poll, Minnesota, 2026 Minnesota, Jan 27, 2026

    start date 2026-01-30 is after end date 2026-01-27 in source; dates kept as published, poll left out of newest and the average

  • co/efficient poll, New Hampshire, 2026 New Hampshire, Oct 13, 2024

    start date 2025-10-09 is after end date 2024-10-13 in source; dates kept as published, poll left out of newest and the average

  • University of New Hampshire poll, New Hampshire, 2026 New Hampshire, Jun 23, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • University of New Hampshire poll, New Hampshire, 2026 New Hampshire, Jun 23, 2026

    population null in source

  • Global Strategy Group poll, Iowa, 2026 IA-02, Jul 19, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • University of New Hampshire poll, Maine, 2026 ME-02, Feb 16, 2025

    start date 2026-02-12 is after end date 2025-02-16 in source; dates kept as published, poll left out of newest and the average

  • Impact Research poll, New Jersey, 2026 NJ-02, Oct 10, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • Unknown (Reported by NOTUS) poll, Ohio, 2026 OH-07, Jul 30, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • Unknown (Reported by NOTUS) poll, Ohio, 2026 OH-07, Jul 30, 2026

    population null in source

  • Texas Southern University Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey Center poll, Texas, 2026 TX-15, Oct 16, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • Alaska Survey Research poll, Alaska, 2026 Alaska, Apr 19, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • EPIC-MRA poll, Michigan, 2026 Michigan, Jul 31, 2026

    source url null in source

  • EPIC-MRA poll, Michigan, 2026 Michigan, Jul 31, 2026

    source url null in source

  • Marist University poll, Michigan, 2026 Michigan, Oct 18, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • Echelon Insights poll, Ohio, 2026 Ohio, Apr 9, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • Echelon Insights poll, Ohio, 2026 Ohio, Apr 9, 2026

    population null in source

  • Concord Public Opinion Partners poll, Ohio, 2026 Ohio, Aug 31, 2026

    start date 2026-09-29 is after end date 2026-08-31 in source; dates kept as published, poll left out of newest and the average

  • The Public Sentiment Institute poll, Virginia, 2026 Virginia, Jun 16, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • The Public Sentiment Institute poll, Virginia, 2026 Virginia, Jun 16, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • The Public Sentiment Institute poll, Virginia, 2026 Virginia, Jun 16, 2026

    sample_size null in source

  • Poll record

    Candidate party is null for all 1084 candidate-race polls: VoteHub gives candidate names only, and party was not inferred. Generic ballot Dem/Rep mapped to D/R.

  • Poll record

    VoteHub labels at-large seats AK/DE/ND/SD/VT/WY-01; mapped to ST-AL per contract.

  • Poll record

    Ohio and Florida Senate seats are both special elections in 2026; VoteHub does not distinguish them from regular seats and the race key does not carry seat_class. Polls cover the special.

  • Poll record

    191 polls excluded: presidential-primary

  • Poll record

    16 polls excluded: us-senator:primary-or-unmapped (Illinois Democratic)

  • Poll record

    1 polls excluded: us-senator:primary-or-unmapped (Illinois Republican)

  • Poll record

    24 polls excluded: us-senator:primary-or-unmapped (Texas Democratic)

  • Poll record

    19 polls excluded: us-senator:primary-or-unmapped (Texas Republican)

President by county8 notes
  • President by county

    Source units with no FIPS code (county_fips 'NA') were left out of the county files, so county sums can fall short of the state total by these votes: CT STATEWIDE WRITEIN (5 years); ME MAINE UOCAVA (5 years); RI FEDERAL PRECINCT (6 years).

  • President by county

    Non-county reporting units keyed by their own source code, not a 5-digit county FIPS: MO KANSAS CITY (2938000).

  • Alaska county results, president

    Alaska is reported by state House election district in this source, not by borough. Keys 02001 to 02040 are election-district codes and do not match Census borough FIPS.

  • Connecticut county results, president

    Connecticut is keyed by its eight legacy county FIPS codes (09001 to 09015), as in the source. Census replaced Connecticut counties with planning regions in 2022, so these may not join to a current county map.

  • President by county

    Vote modes: the TOTAL-mode row is used per candidate when present; otherwise the vote modes (election day, absentee, early, provisional and so on) are summed. In 2024 the source has a blank mode for ID, NC, RI, UT, WA, WV, WI, WY and TX rows; a blank mode with no other row for that candidate is read as the total.

  • President by county

    127 county-years where dem + rep + other differs from the source totalvotes (over/under-votes and blank ballots are not candidates). Examples: 2024.04001 sum 32101 vs total 32685; 2024.04003 sum 59135 vs total 59501; 2024.04005 sum 70374 vs total 70993; 2024.04007 sum 27698 vs total 27979; 2024.04009 sum 15215 vs total 15327; 2024.04011 sum 3316 vs total 3341; 2024.04012 sum 7643 vs total 7700; 2024.04015 sum 110693 vs total 111355. total is the source totalvotes.

  • New Mexico county results, president

    37 NM 2024 county vote-mode rows have candidatevotes 'NA' in the source (suppressed small cells). They are counted as zero, so those counties' candidate votes can fall short of total.

  • President by county

    Pseudo-candidate rows (TOTAL VOTES CAST, UNDERVOTES, OVERVOTES, SPOILED, BLANK) are excluded. other is every non-D, non-R row, including write-ins.

President by state3 notes
  • President by state

    2 state-years where the sum of candidate votes differs from the source totalvotes: 2024.DC (candidate sum 328404 vs total 325869); 2024.NY (candidate sum 8380555 vs total 8381429). total is the source totalvotes; other is the sum of non-major-party candidate rows.

  • President by state

    winner is the party code (D, R or O) of the popular-vote leader in the state. Maine and Nebraska congressional-district electoral votes are not in this source.

  • President by state

    Candidate names converted from 'LAST, FIRST' all caps to 'First Last' title case by rule; spot-check unusual surnames.

State legislative results518 notes
  • State legislative results, Elvi grayjackson

    Name casing: "Elvi Grayjackson" shown as "Elvi Gray-Jackson" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Barbara bigsbyboyd

    Name casing: "Barbara Bigsbyboyd" shown as "Barbara Bigsby Boyd" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Joel leewilliams

    Name casing: "Joel Leewilliams" shown as "Joel Lee Williams" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Johnny mackmorrow

    Name casing: "Johnny Mackmorrow" shown as "Johnny Mack Morrow" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Vivian davisfigures

    Name casing: "Vivian Davisfigures" shown as "Vivian Davis Figures" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Charlotte viningdouglas

    Name casing: "Charlotte Viningdouglas" shown as "Charlotte Vining Douglas" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Cortney warwickmckee

    Name casing: "Cortney Warwickmckee" shown as "Cortney Warwick McKee" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Diana gonzalesworthen

    Name casing: "Diana Gonzalesworthen" shown as "Diana Gonzales Worthen" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Missy thomasirvin

    Name casing: "Missy Thomasirvin" shown as "Missy Thomas Irvin" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Alma hernandez

    Name casing: "Alma Hernandez" shown as "Alma Hernández" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, David christianfarnsworth

    Name casing: "David Christianfarnsworth" shown as "David Christian Farnsworth" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, J. d. mesnard

    Name casing: "J. D. Mesnard" shown as "J.D. Mesnard" (6 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Jaime morgaine

    Name casing: "Jaime Morgaine" shown as "J'Aime Morgaine" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Lupe chavira contreras

    Name casing: "Lupe Chavira Contreras" shown as "Lupe Chaviracontreras" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Oscar delossantos

    Name casing: "Oscar Delossantos" shown as "Oscar De Los Santos" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Rosanna gabaldon

    Name casing: "Rosanna Gabaldon" shown as "Rosanna Gabaldón" (5 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Stephanie stahlhamilton

    Name casing: "Stephanie Stahlhamilton" shown as "Stephanie Stahl Hamilton" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Sylvia tenneyallen

    Name casing: "Sylvia Tenneyallen" shown as "Sylvia Tenney Allen" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Cottie petrienorris

    Name casing: "Cottie Petrienorris" shown as "Cottie Petrie-Norris" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Dewayne holmdahl

    Name casing: "Dewayne Holmdahl" shown as "De Wayne Holmdahl" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, G. burtlancaster

    Name casing: "G. Burtlancaster" shown as "G. Burt Lancaster" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Gloria negrete mcleod

    Name casing: "Gloria Negrete McLeod" shown as "Gloria Negretemcleod" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Kristie brucelane

    Name casing: "Kristie Brucelane" shown as "Kristie Bruce-Lane" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Ling lingchang

    Name casing: "Ling Lingchang" shown as "Lingling Chang" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Lydia a gutierrez

    Name casing: "Lydia A Gutierrez" shown as "Lydia A. Gutierrez" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Maria elena durazo

    Name casing: "Maria Elena Durazo" shown as "María Elena Durazo" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Rosilicie ochoabogh

    Name casing: "Rosilicie Ochoabogh" shown as "Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Sharon quirksilva

    Name casing: "Sharon Quirksilva" shown as "Sharon Quirk-Silva" (5 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Toni novaksutley

    Name casing: "Toni Novaksutley" shown as "Toni Novak Sutley" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Beth martinezhumenik

    Name casing: "Beth Martinezhumenik" shown as "Beth Martinez Humenik" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Dafna michaelson jenet

    Name casing: "Dafna Michaelson Jenet" shown as "Dafna Michaelsonjenet" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Kc becker

    Name casing: "Kc Becker" shown as "K. C. Becker" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Sonya jaquezlewis

    Name casing: "Sonya Jaquezlewis" shown as "Sonya Jaquez Lewis" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Aimee bergergirvalo

    Name casing: "Aimee Bergergirvalo" shown as "Aimee Berger-Girvalo" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Amy morrinbello

    Name casing: "Amy Morrinbello" shown as "Amy Morrin Bello" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Aundre bumgardner

    Name casing: "Aundre Bumgardner" shown as "Aundré Bumgardner" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Cristin mccarthyvahey

    Name casing: "Cristin McCarthyvahey" shown as "Cristin McCarthy Vahey" (5 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Francis rexfordcooley

    Name casing: "Francis Rexfordcooley" shown as "Francis Rexford Cooley" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Hector arzeno

    Name casing: "Hector Arzeno" shown as "Héctor Arzeno" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Johnmichael parker

    Name casing: "Johnmichael Parker" shown as "John-Michael Parker" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, L. scottfrantz

    Name casing: "L. Scottfrantz" shown as "L. Scott Frantz" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Raghib alliebrennan

    Name casing: "Raghib Alliebrennan" shown as "Raghib Allie-Brennan" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Sujata gadkarwilcox

    Name casing: "Sujata Gadkarwilcox" shown as "Sujata Gadkar-Wilcox" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Tom odea

    Name casing: "Tom Odea" shown as "Tom O'Dea" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Vickie orsininardello

    Name casing: "Vickie Orsininardello" shown as "Vickie Orsini Nardello" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Kyle evansgay

    Name casing: "Kyle Evansgay" shown as "Kyle Evans Gay" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Ruth briggs king

    Name casing: "Ruth Briggs King" shown as "Ruth Briggsking" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, S. quintonjohnson

    Name casing: "S. Quintonjohnson" shown as "S. Quinton Johnson" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Stell parkerselby

    Name casing: "Stell Parkerselby" shown as "Stell Parker Selby" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Darryl ervinrouson

    Name casing: "Darryl Ervinrouson" shown as "Darryl Ervin Rouson" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Demi busatta cabrera

    Name casing: "Demi Busatta Cabrera" shown as "Demi Busattacabrera" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Jenna personsmulicka

    Name casing: "Jenna Personsmulicka" shown as "Jenna Persons-Mulicka" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Karen gonzalezpittman

    Name casing: "Karen Gonzalezpittman" shown as "Karen Gonzalez Pittman" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Lavon bracydavis

    Name casing: "LaVon Bracydavis" shown as "LaVon Bracy Davis" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Linda thompsongonzalez

    Name casing: "Linda Thompsongonzalez" shown as "Linda Thompson Gonzalez" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Maura cruzlanz

    Name casing: "Maura Cruzlanz" shown as "Maura Cruz Lanz" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Bettyjo williams

    Name casing: "Bettyjo Williams" shown as "Betty Jo Williams" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Bj pak

    Name casing: "Bj Pak" shown as "B. J. Pak" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Darshun kendrick

    Name casing: "Darshun Kendrick" shown as "Dar'shun Kendrick" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Elmahdi holly

    Name casing: "Elmahdi Holly" shown as "El-Mahdi Holly" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Freddie powell sims

    Name casing: "Freddie Powell Sims" shown as "Freddie Powellsims" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Mary williamsbenefield

    Name casing: "Mary Williamsbenefield" shown as "Mary Williams Benefield" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, R.j. coyle

    Name casing: "R.J. Coyle" shown as "R. J. Coyle" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Regina lewisward

    Name casing: "Regina Lewisward" shown as "Regina Lewis-Ward" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Sandra givens scott

    Name casing: "Sandra Givens Scott" shown as "Sandra Givensscott" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Sheila clark nelson

    Name casing: "Sheila Clark Nelson" shown as "Sheila Clarknelson" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, William park freeman

    Name casing: "William Park Freeman" shown as "William Parkfreeman" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Trish lachica

    Name casing: "Trish Lachica" shown as "Trish La Chica" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Barb kniffmcculla

    Name casing: "Barb Kniffmcculla" shown as "Barb Kniff McCulla" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Beth wesselkroeschell

    Name casing: "Beth Wesselkroeschell" shown as "Beth Wessel-Kroeschell" (9 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Cynthia oppedalpaschen

    Name casing: "Cynthia Oppedalpaschen" shown as "Cynthia Oppedal Paschen" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Megan leehessjones

    Name casing: "Megan Leehessjones" shown as "Megan Lee Hessjones" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Nancy paulehuisinga

    Name casing: "Nancy Paulehuisinga" shown as "Nancy Paule Huisinga" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Timi brownpowers

    Name casing: "Timi Brownpowers" shown as "Timi Brown-Powers" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Caroline nilsson troy

    Name casing: "Caroline Nilsson Troy" shown as "Caroline Nilssontroy" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Dustin whitney manwaring

    Name casing: "Dustin Whitney Manwaring" shown as "Dustin Whitneymanwaring" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Janie wardengelking

    Name casing: "Janie Wardengelking" shown as "Janie Ward-Engelking" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Jo an wood

    Name casing: "Jo An Wood" shown as "Joan Wood" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, John vander woude

    Name casing: "John Vander Woude" shown as "John Vanderwoude" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Kristy reedjohnson

    Name casing: "Kristy Reedjohnson" shown as "Kristy Reed Johnson" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Lori denhartog

    Name casing: "Lori Denhartog" shown as "Lori Den Hartog" (4 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Maria gonzalezmabbutt

    Name casing: "Maria Gonzalezmabbutt" shown as "Maria Gonzalez Mabbutt" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Pat day hartwell

    Name casing: "Pat Day Hartwell" shown as "Pat Dayhartwell" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Trish cartergoodheart

    Name casing: "Trish Cartergoodheart" shown as "Trish Carter-Goodheart" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Anne stava-murray

    Name casing: "Anne Stava-Murray" shown as "Anne Stavamurray" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Christine shanahanmcgovern

    Name casing: "Christine Shanahanmcgovern" shown as "Christine Shanahan McGovern" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Emil jonesiii

    Name casing: "Emil Jonesiii" shown as "Emil Jones III" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Fannie kazitaylor

    Name casing: "Fannie Kazitaylor" shown as "Fannie Kazi Taylor" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Janet yangrohr

    Name casing: "Janet Yangrohr" shown as "Janet Yang Rohr" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Jehan gordonbooth

    Name casing: "Jehan Gordonbooth" shown as "Jehan Gordon-Booth" (4 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Jerry costelloii

    Name casing: "Jerry Costelloii" shown as "Jerry Costello II" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Jillian rosebernas

    Name casing: "Jillian Rosebernas" shown as "Jillian Rose Bernas" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Laura faverdias

    Name casing: "Laura Faverdias" shown as "Laura Faver Dias" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Mary edlyallen

    Name casing: "Mary Edlyallen" shown as "Mary Edly-Allen" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Meg loughrancappel

    Name casing: "Meg Loughrancappel" shown as "Meg Loughran Cappel" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Paris walkerthomas

    Name casing: "Paris Walkerthomas" shown as "Paris Walker Thomas" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Cindy meyer ziemke

    Name casing: "Cindy Meyer Ziemke" shown as "Cindy Meyerziemke" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Mara candelariareardon

    Name casing: "Mara Candelariareardon" shown as "Mara Candelaria Reardon" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Michael l. reddicksr

    Name casing: "Michael L. Reddicksr" shown as "Michael L. Reddick Sr." (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Victoria garciawilburn

    Name casing: "Victoria Garciawilburn" shown as "Victoria Garcia Wilburn" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Angela justusschweller

    Name casing: "Angela Justusschweller" shown as "Angela Justus Schweller" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, J. russelljennings

    Name casing: "J. Russelljennings" shown as "J. Russell Jennings" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Jean kurtisschodorf

    Name casing: "Jean Kurtisschodorf" shown as "Jean Kurtis Schodorf" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Jr. claeys

    Name casing: "Jr. Claeys" shown as "J. R. Claeys" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Kathy wolfe moore

    Name casing: "Kathy Wolfe Moore" shown as "Kathy Wolfemoore" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Mary pilchercook

    Name casing: "Mary Pilchercook" shown as "Mary Pilcher Cook" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Oletha faust goudeau

    Name casing: "Oletha Faust Goudeau" shown as "Oletha Faust-Goudeau" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Oletha faustgoudeau

    Name casing: "Oletha Faustgoudeau" shown as "Oletha Faust-Goudeau" (4 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Stephanie sawyer clayton

    Name casing: "Stephanie Sawyer Clayton" shown as "Stephanie Sawyer-Clayton" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Vanessa vaughnwest

    Name casing: "Vanessa Vaughnwest" shown as "Vanessa Vaughn West" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Attica woodsonscott

    Name casing: "Attica Woodsonscott" shown as "Attica Woodson Scott" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, C. wesleymorgan

    Name casing: "C. Wesleymorgan" shown as "C. Wesley Morgan" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, D. j. johnson

    Name casing: "D. J. Johnson" shown as "D.J. Johnson" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Denise harper angel

    Name casing: "Denise Harper Angel" shown as "Denise Harperangel" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, John waynesmith

    Name casing: "John Waynesmith" shown as "John Wayne Smith" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Linda howlettbelcher

    Name casing: "Linda Howlettbelcher" shown as "Linda Howlett Belcher" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Melinda gibbonsprunty

    Name casing: "Melinda Gibbonsprunty" shown as "Melinda Gibbons Prunty" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Norma kirk mccormick

    Name casing: "Norma Kirk McCormick" shown as "Norma Kirkmccormick" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Regina petreybunch

    Name casing: "Regina Petreybunch" shown as "Regina Petrey Bunch" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Ab franklin

    Name casing: "Ab Franklin" shown as "A. B. Franklin" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Barbara reich freiberg

    Name casing: "Barbara Reich Freiberg" shown as "Barbara Reichfreiberg" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Barbara westcarpenter

    Name casing: "Barbara Westcarpenter" shown as "Barbara West Carpenter" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Brenda lerouxbabin

    Name casing: "Brenda Lerouxbabin" shown as "Brenda Leroux Babin" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Buddy mincey, jr.

    Name casing: "Buddy Mincey, Jr." shown as "Buddy Mincey Jr." (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Desiree cookcalvin

    Name casing: "Desiree Cookcalvin" shown as "Desiree Cook Calvin" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Heide alejandrosmith

    Name casing: "Heide Alejandrosmith" shown as "Heide Alejandro-Smith" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, J. cameronhenry jr.

    Name casing: "J. Cameronhenry Jr." shown as "J. Cameron Henry Jr." (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, J. rogerspope

    Name casing: "J. Rogerspope" shown as "J. Rogers Pope" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Karen carter peterson

    Name casing: "Karen Carter Peterson" shown as "Karen Carterpeterson" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Malinda brumfieldwhite

    Name casing: "Malinda Brumfieldwhite" shown as "Malinda Brumfield White" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Mary dubuisson

    Name casing: "Mary Dubuisson" shown as "Mary DuBuisson" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Norman saintamant jr.

    Name casing: "Norman Saintamant Jr." shown as "Norman Saint Amant Jr." (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Stacy riley sr.

    Name casing: "Stacy Riley Sr." shown as "Stacy Riley, Sr." (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Alice hanlonpeisch

    Name casing: "Alice Hanlonpeisch" shown as "Alice Hanlon Peisch" (4 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Ann margaret ferrante

    Name casing: "Ann Margaret Ferrante" shown as "Annmargaret Ferrante" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Brandy fluker oakley

    Name casing: "Brandy Fluker Oakley" shown as "Brandy Flukeroakley" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Carlos gonzalez

    Name casing: "Carlos Gonzalez" shown as "Carlos González" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Carmine lawrence gentile

    Name casing: "Carmine Lawrence Gentile" shown as "Carmine Lawrencegentile" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Cynthia stonecreem

    Name casing: "Cynthia Stonecreem" shown as "Cynthia Stone Creem" (4 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Frank israelsmizik

    Name casing: "Frank Israelsmizik" shown as "Frank Israel Smizik" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, James arena de rosa

    Name casing: "James Arena De Rosa" shown as "James Arena-DeRosa" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, James j. o. day

    Name casing: "James J. O. Day" shown as "James J. Oday" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Kate lipper garabedian

    Name casing: "Kate Lipper Garabedian" shown as "Kate Lipper-Garabedian" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Kathleen foxalfano

    Name casing: "Kathleen Foxalfano" shown as "Kathleen Fox Alfano" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Linda deancampbell

    Name casing: "Linda Deancampbell" shown as "Linda Dean Campbell" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Linda dorcenaforry

    Name casing: "Linda Dorcenaforry" shown as "Linda Dorcena Forry" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Michael seamus day

    Name casing: "Michael Seamus Day" shown as "Michael Seamusday" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Patrick a. oconnor

    Name casing: "Patrick A. Oconnor" shown as "Patrick A. O. Connor" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Paul mc murtry

    Name casing: "Paul Mc Murtry" shown as "Paul McMurtry" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Sal n. di domenico

    Name casing: "Sal N. Di Domenico" shown as "Sal N. DiDomenico" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Terry burke dotson

    Name casing: "Terry Burke Dotson" shown as "Terry Burkedotson" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Tricia farley bouvier

    Name casing: "Tricia Farley Bouvier" shown as "Tricia Farley-Bouvier" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Tricia farleybouvier

    Name casing: "Tricia Farleybouvier" shown as "Tricia Farley-Bouvier" (5 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Vincent lawrencedixon

    Name casing: "Vincent Lawrencedixon" shown as "Vincent Lawrence Dixon" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, C. t. wilson

    Name casing: "C. T. Wilson" shown as "C.T. Wilson" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, David fraserhidalgo

    Name casing: "David Fraserhidalgo" shown as "David Fraser-Hidalgo" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, J. b. jennings

    Name casing: "J. B. Jennings" shown as "J.B. Jennings" (4 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Jesse allenpeed

    Name casing: "Jesse Allenpeed" shown as "Jesse Allen Peed" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Johnny raysalling

    Name casing: "Johnny Raysalling" shown as "Johnny Ray Salling" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Joseline penamelnyk

    Name casing: "Joseline Penamelnyk" shown as "Joseline Peña-Melnyk" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Karen lewis young

    Name casing: "Karen Lewis Young" shown as "Karen Lewisyoung" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Kevin bailey hornberger

    Name casing: "Kevin Bailey Hornberger" shown as "Kevin Baileyhornberger" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Mary dulany james

    Name casing: "Mary Dulany James" shown as "Mary-Dulany James" (4 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Marydulany james

    Name casing: "Marydulany James" shown as "Mary-Dulany James" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Sheree samplehughes

    Name casing: "Sheree Samplehughes" shown as "Sheree Sample-Hughes" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Anita peaveyhaskell

    Name casing: "Anita Peaveyhaskell" shown as "Anita Peavey Haskell" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Anne h. beebe-center

    Name casing: "Anne H. Beebe-Center" shown as "Anne H. Beebecenter" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Annemarie mastraccio

    Name casing: "Annemarie Mastraccio" shown as "Anne-Marie Mastraccio" (4 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Cynthia j. somahernandez

    Name casing: "Cynthia J. Somahernandez" shown as "Cynthia J. Soma-Hernandez" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Emily trask eaton

    Name casing: "Emily Trask Eaton" shown as "Emily Traskeaton" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Alicia stgermaine

    Name casing: "Alicia Stgermaine" shown as "Alicia St. Germaine" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Amos oneal

    Name casing: "Amos Oneal" shown as "Amos O'Neal" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Rosemary robinson

    Name casing: "Rosemary Robinson" shown as "Rose Mary Robinson" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Sarah mayseward

    Name casing: "Sarah Mayseward" shown as "Sarah May-Seward" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Sherry gay dagnogo

    Name casing: "Sherry Gay Dagnogo" shown as "Sherry Gaydagnogo" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Al lafontaine

    Name casing: "Al Lafontaine" shown as "A. L. Lafontaine" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Amanda hemmingsenjaeger

    Name casing: "Amanda Hemmingsenjaeger" shown as "Amanda Hemmingsen-Jaeger" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Carlie kotyzawitthuhn

    Name casing: "Carlie Kotyzawitthuhn" shown as "Carlie Kotyza-Witthuhn" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Erin mayequade

    Name casing: "Erin Mayequade" shown as "Erin Maye Quade" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Gaylin den ouden

    Name casing: "Gaylin Den Ouden" shown as "Gaylin Denouden" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Kaohly vangher

    Name casing: "Kaohly Vangher" shown as "Kaohly Vang Her" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Patricia torresray

    Name casing: "Patricia Torresray" shown as "Patricia Torres Ray" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Scott vanbinsbergen

    Name casing: "Scott Vanbinsbergen" shown as "Scott Van Binsbergen" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Tim odriscoll

    Name casing: "Tim Odriscoll" shown as "Tim O'Driscoll" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Tj hawthorne

    Name casing: "Tj Hawthorne" shown as "T. J. Hawthorne" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Brady leeodell

    Name casing: "Brady Leeodell" shown as "Brady Lee Odell" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Courtney allencurtis

    Name casing: "Courtney Allencurtis" shown as "Courtney Allen Curtis" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Gail mccannbeatty

    Name casing: "Gail McCannbeatty" shown as "Gail McCann Beatty" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Galen waynehigdon jr.

    Name casing: "Galen Waynehigdon Jr." shown as "Galen Wayne Higdon Jr." (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Jamie raygragg

    Name casing: "Jamie Raygragg" shown as "Jamie Ray Gragg" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Jc crossley

    Name casing: "Jc Crossley" shown as "J. C. Crossley" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Joe donmcgaugh

    Name casing: "Joe Donmcgaugh" shown as "Joe Don McGaugh" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Michael a. o'donnell

    Name casing: "Michael A. O'Donnell" shown as "Michael A. Odonnell" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Sandy van wagner

    Name casing: "Sandy Van Wagner" shown as "Sandy VanWagner" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Sandy vanwagner

    Name casing: "Sandy Vanwagner" shown as "Sandy VanWagner" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Sonya murrayanderson

    Name casing: "Sonya Murrayanderson" shown as "Sonya Murray Anderson" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Tila rowlandhubrecht

    Name casing: "Tila Rowlandhubrecht" shown as "Tila Rowland Hubrecht" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Tj berry

    Name casing: "Tj Berry" shown as "T. J. Berry" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Vicki lorenzenglund

    Name casing: "Vicki Lorenzenglund" shown as "Vicki Lorenz Englund" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, William truman wayne

    Name casing: "William Truman Wayne" shown as "William Trumanwayne" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Yolonda fountain henderson

    Name casing: "Yolonda Fountain Henderson" shown as "Yolonda Fountain-Henderson" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Andre r. deberry

    Name casing: "Andre R. Deberry" shown as "Andre R. DeBerry" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Angela burkshill

    Name casing: "Angela Burkshill" shown as "Angela Burks Hill" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Angela turner ford

    Name casing: "Angela Turner Ford" shown as "Angela Turner-Ford" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, C. scottbounds

    Name casing: "C. Scottbounds" shown as "C. Scott Bounds" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Hester jackson mccray

    Name casing: "Hester Jackson McCray" shown as "Hester Jackson-McCray" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Hester jacksonmccray

    Name casing: "Hester Jacksonmccray" shown as "Hester Jackson-McCray" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Hillman teromefrazier

    Name casing: "Hillman Teromefrazier" shown as "Hillman Terome Frazier" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Lydia graveschassaniol

    Name casing: "Lydia Graveschassaniol" shown as "Lydia Graves Chassaniol" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Ray magal lanes

    Name casing: "Ray Magal Lanes" shown as "Ray Magallanes" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Rita pottsparks

    Name casing: "Rita Pottsparks" shown as "Rita Potts Parks" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Sonya williams barnes

    Name casing: "Sonya Williams Barnes" shown as "Sonya Williamsbarnes" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Stacey hobgood wilkes

    Name casing: "Stacey Hobgood Wilkes" shown as "Stacey Hobgood-Wilkes" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, E. wylie galt

    Name casing: "E. Wylie Galt" shown as "E. Wyliegalt" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Emma kerr carpenter

    Name casing: "Emma Kerr Carpenter" shown as "Emma Kerrcarpenter" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Jonathan windyboy

    Name casing: "Jonathan Windyboy" shown as "Jonathan Windy Boy" (8 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Kerri seekinscrowe

    Name casing: "Kerri Seekinscrowe" shown as "Kerri Seekins-Crowe" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Lola sheldon galloway

    Name casing: "Lola Sheldon Galloway" shown as "Lola Sheldongalloway" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, S. j. howell

    Name casing: "S. J. Howell" shown as "S.J. Howell" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Sharon stewart peregoy

    Name casing: "Sharon Stewart Peregoy" shown as "Sharon Stewartperegoy" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Tyson runningwolf

    Name casing: "Tyson Runningwolf" shown as "Tyson Running Wolf" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Allen raymcneill

    Name casing: "Allen Raymcneill" shown as "Allen Ray McNeill" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Beverly millerearle

    Name casing: "Beverly Millerearle" shown as "Beverly Miller Earle" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Bobby yatesemory

    Name casing: "Bobby Yatesemory" shown as "Bobby Yates Emory" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, David leelattimore

    Name casing: "David Leelattimore" shown as "David Lee Lattimore" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Diamond statonwilliams

    Name casing: "Diamond Statonwilliams" shown as "Diamond Staton-Williams" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Hm michaux jr.

    Name casing: "Hm Michaux Jr." shown as "H. M. Michaux Jr." (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, John waynekahl

    Name casing: "John Waynekahl" shown as "John Wayne Kahl" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, John worthwiles

    Name casing: "John Worthwiles" shown as "John Worth Wiles" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Julia cravenhoward

    Name casing: "Julia Cravenhoward" shown as "Julia Craven Howard" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Julie vonhaefen

    Name casing: "Julie Vonhaefen" shown as "Julie von Haefen" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Mary priceharrison

    Name casing: "Mary Priceharrison" shown as "Mary Price Harrison" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Mitchell smithsetzer

    Name casing: "Mitchell Smithsetzer" shown as "Mitchell Smith Setzer" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Rl clark

    Name casing: "Rl Clark" shown as "R. L. Clark" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Shirley blackburnrandleman

    Name casing: "Shirley Blackburnrandleman" shown as "Shirley Blackburn Randleman" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Warren scottnail

    Name casing: "Warren Scottnail" shown as "Warren Scott Nail" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Yvonne lewisholley

    Name casing: "Yvonne Lewisholley" shown as "Yvonne Lewis Holley" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Emily o'brien

    Name casing: "Emily O'Brien" shown as "Emily Obrien" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Karla rosehanson

    Name casing: "Karla Rosehanson" shown as "Karla Rose Hanson" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Lisa finleydeville

    Name casing: "Lisa Finleydeville" shown as "Lisa Finley-DeVille" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Lugale backlin

    Name casing: "Lugale Backlin" shown as "Lu Gale Backlin" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Rod saint aubyn

    Name casing: "Rod Saint Aubyn" shown as "Rod Saintaubyn" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Carolyn fluehr-lobban

    Name casing: "Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban" shown as "Carolyn Fluehrlobban" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Charlie st clair

    Name casing: "Charlie St Clair" shown as "Charlie Stclair" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Donna v ackerman

    Name casing: "Donna V Ackerman" shown as "Donna V. Ackerman" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, J. d. bernardy

    Name casing: "J. D. Bernardy" shown as "J.D. Bernardy" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, James bassparker

    Name casing: "James Bassparker" shown as "James Bass Parker" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Jane w. van zandt

    Name casing: "Jane W. Van Zandt" shown as "Jane W. VanZandt" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Jane w. vanzandt

    Name casing: "Jane W. Vanzandt" shown as "Jane W. VanZandt" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Jodi lavoiecarnes

    Name casing: "Jodi Lavoiecarnes" shown as "Jodi Lavoie Carnes" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, John v caggiano

    Name casing: "John V Caggiano" shown as "John V. Caggiano" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Juliet harveybolia

    Name casing: "Juliet Harveybolia" shown as "Juliet Harvey-Bolia" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Katherine prudhommeobrien

    Name casing: "Katherine Prudhommeobrien" shown as "Katherine Prudhomme-O'Brien" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Laura damphoussetelerski

    Name casing: "Laura Damphoussetelerski" shown as "Laura Damphousse Telerski" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Linda harriottgathright

    Name casing: "Linda Harriottgathright" shown as "Linda Harriott-Gathright" (5 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Martha fullerclark

    Name casing: "Martha Fullerclark" shown as "Martha Fuller Clark" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Maryann knowles

    Name casing: "Maryann Knowles" shown as "Mary Ann Knowles" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Melanie renfrew-hebert

    Name casing: "Melanie Renfrew-Hebert" shown as "Melanie Renfrewhebert" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Padraic ohare

    Name casing: "Padraic Ohare" shown as "Padraic O'Hare" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Rebecca perkinskwoka

    Name casing: "Rebecca Perkinskwoka" shown as "Rebecca Perkins Kwoka" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Riche colcombe

    Name casing: "Riche Colcombe" shown as "Riché Colcombe" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Roberta johnson

    Name casing: "Roberta Johnson" shown as "Robert A. Johnson" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Stacie marie laughton

    Name casing: "Stacie Marie Laughton" shown as "Staciemarie Laughton" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Virginia obrienirwin

    Name casing: "Virginia Obrienirwin" shown as "Virginia Obrien Irwin" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Wendy stanleyjones

    Name casing: "Wendy Stanleyjones" shown as "Wendy Stanley Jones" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Bethanne mccarthypatrick

    Name casing: "Bethanne McCarthypatrick" shown as "Bethanne McCarthy Patrick" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Declan oscanlon

    Name casing: "Declan Oscanlon" shown as "Declan O'Scanlon" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Donnamarie james

    Name casing: "Donnamarie James" shown as "Donna Marie James" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Eliana pintormarin

    Name casing: "Eliana Pintormarin" shown as "Eliana Pintor Marin" (5 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Elizabeth mahermuoio

    Name casing: "Elizabeth Mahermuoio" shown as "Elizabeth Maher Muoio" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, F. parker space

    Name casing: "F. Parker Space" shown as "F. Parkerspace" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Gerwin sheppard

    Name casing: "Gerwin Sheppard" shown as "G. Erwin Sheppard" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Melanie mccannmott

    Name casing: "Melanie McCannmott" shown as "Melanie McCann Mott" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Mohammad kabir

    Name casing: "Mohammad Kabir" shown as "Moham Madkabir" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Nancy munoz

    Name casing: "Nancy Munoz" shown as "Nancy Muñoz" (4 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Nilsa cruzperez

    Name casing: "Nilsa Cruzperez" shown as "Nilsa Cruz-Perez" (8 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Patricia eganjones

    Name casing: "Patricia Eganjones" shown as "Patricia Egan Jones" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Valerie vainierihuttle

    Name casing: "Valerie Vainierihuttle" shown as "Valerie Vainieri Huttle" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Angie vigilperez

    Name casing: "Angie Vigilperez" shown as "Angie Vigil Perez" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Antoinette sedillolopez

    Name casing: "Antoinette Sedillolopez" shown as "Antoinette Sedillo Lopez" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Art delacruz

    Name casing: "Art Delacruz" shown as "Art De La Cruz" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Eleanor chavez

    Name casing: "Eleanor Chavez" shown as "Eleanor Chávez" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Eliseo leealcon

    Name casing: "Eliseo Leealcon" shown as "Eliseo Lee Alcon" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Elizabeth leewinterrowd

    Name casing: "Elizabeth Leewinterrowd" shown as "Elizabeth Lee Winterrowd" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, G. andresromero

    Name casing: "G. Andresromero" shown as "G. Andres Romero" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Justine foxyoung

    Name casing: "Justine Foxyoung" shown as "Justine Fox Young" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Linda sanchezallison

    Name casing: "Linda Sanchezallison" shown as "Linda Sanchez Allison" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Mark austincurtis

    Name casing: "Mark Austincurtis" shown as "Mark Austin Curtis" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Mary kayingham

    Name casing: "Mary Kayingham" shown as "Mary Kay Ingham" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Sarah maestasbarnes

    Name casing: "Sarah Maestasbarnes" shown as "Sarah Maestas Barnes" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Stephanie garciarichard

    Name casing: "Stephanie Garciarichard" shown as "Stephanie Garcia Richard" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Linda west myers

    Name casing: "Linda West Myers" shown as "Linda Westmyers" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Marilyn donderoloop

    Name casing: "Marilyn Donderoloop" shown as "Marilyn Dondero Loop" (4 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Addie jennerussell

    Name casing: "Addie Jennerussell" shown as "Addie Jenne Russell" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Alec brookkrasny

    Name casing: "Alec Brookkrasny" shown as "Alec Brook-Krasny" (5 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Andrea stewartcousins

    Name casing: "Andrea Stewartcousins" shown as "Andrea Stewart-Cousins" (6 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, C. scottvanderhoef

    Name casing: "C. Scottvanderhoef" shown as "C. Scott Vanderhoef" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Cornelius toddsmith

    Name casing: "Cornelius Toddsmith" shown as "Cornelius Todd Smith" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Erik martin dilan

    Name casing: "Erik Martin Dilan" shown as "Erik Martindilan" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Iwen chu

    Name casing: "Iwen Chu" shown as "I. Wenchu" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, J. gustavorivera

    Name casing: "J. Gustavorivera" shown as "J. Gustavo Rivera" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Janet berlburman

    Name casing: "Janet Berlburman" shown as "Janet Berl Burman" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Manny delossantos

    Name casing: "Manny Delossantos" shown as "Manny De Los Santos" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Monica piga wallace

    Name casing: "Monica Piga Wallace" shown as "Monica Pigawallace" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Nathalia fernandez

    Name casing: "Nathalia Fernandez" shown as "Nathalia Fernández" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Sanjeev kumarjindal

    Name casing: "Sanjeev Kumarjindal" shown as "Sanjeev Kumar Jindal" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Tom omara

    Name casing: "Tom Omara" shown as "Tom O'Mara" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Yvette valdes-smith

    Name casing: "Yvette Valdes-Smith" shown as "Yvette Valdes Smith" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Bride rose sweeney

    Name casing: "Bride Rose Sweeney" shown as "Bride Rosesweeney" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Charles redash

    Name casing: "Charles Redash" shown as "Charles Red Ash" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Katie oneill

    Name casing: "Katie Oneill" shown as "Katie O'Neill" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Kristina daley roegner

    Name casing: "Kristina Daley Roegner" shown as "Kristina Daleyroegner" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Paula hickshudson

    Name casing: "Paula Hickshudson" shown as "Paula Hicks-Hudson" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Robert colesprague

    Name casing: "Robert Colesprague" shown as "Robert Cole Sprague" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Sarah fowlerarthur

    Name casing: "Sarah Fowlerarthur" shown as "Sarah Fowler Arthur" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Denise crosswhitehader

    Name casing: "Denise Crosswhitehader" shown as "Denise Crosswhite Hader" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Kyle emmettmeraz

    Name casing: "Kyle Emmettmeraz" shown as "Kyle Emmett Meraz" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Nana abramdankwa

    Name casing: "Nana Abramdankwa" shown as "Nana Abram Dankwa" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Susan carleyoung

    Name casing: "Susan Carleyoung" shown as "Susan Carle Young" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Annemarie gurney

    Name casing: "Annemarie Gurney" shown as "Anne Marie Gurney" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, David brocksmith

    Name casing: "David Brocksmith" shown as "David Brock Smith" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, E. wernerreschke

    Name casing: "E. Wernerreschke" shown as "E. Werner Reschke" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Teresa alonsoleon

    Name casing: "Teresa Alonsoleon" shown as "Teresa Alonso Leon" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Vikki breese-iverson

    Name casing: "Vikki Breese-Iverson" shown as "Vikki Breeseiverson" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Madeleine dean cunnane

    Name casing: "Madeleine Dean Cunnane" shown as "Madeleine Deancunnane" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Rose marie swanger

    Name casing: "Rose Marie Swanger" shown as "Rosemarie Swanger" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Cynthia armour coyne

    Name casing: "Cynthia Armour Coyne" shown as "Cynthia Armourcoyne" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Jessica delacruz

    Name casing: "Jessica Delacruz" shown as "Jessica de la Cruz" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, John douglasbarr ii

    Name casing: "John Douglasbarr II" shown as "John Douglas Barr II" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Linda dillfinn

    Name casing: "Linda Dillfinn" shown as "Linda Dill Finn" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Mary ann shallcross smith

    Name casing: "Mary Ann Shallcross Smith" shown as "Mary Ann Shallcross-Smith" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Mary ann shallcrosssmith

    Name casing: "Mary Ann Shallcrosssmith" shown as "Mary Ann Shallcross-Smith" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Mary duffy messier

    Name casing: "Mary Duffy Messier" shown as "Mary Duffymessier" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Maryellen goodwin

    Name casing: "Maryellen Goodwin" shown as "Mary Ellen Goodwin" (6 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Donna brownnewton

    Name casing: "Donna Brownnewton" shown as "Donna Brown Newton" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Gilda cobbhunter

    Name casing: "Gilda Cobbhunter" shown as "Gilda Cobb-Hunter" (14 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, J. d. chaplin

    Name casing: "J. D. Chaplin" shown as "J.D. Chaplin" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Laurie sladefunderburk

    Name casing: "Laurie Sladefunderburk" shown as "Laurie Slade Funderburk" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Patricia moore henegan

    Name casing: "Patricia Moore Henegan" shown as "Patricia Moorehenegan" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Rj may

    Name casing: "Rj May" shown as "R. J. May" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, A. gideonoakes

    Name casing: "A. Gideonoakes" shown as "A. Gideon Oakes" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Cory allenheidelberger

    Name casing: "Cory Allenheidelberger" shown as "Cory Allen Heidelberger" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Joann morford burg

    Name casing: "Joann Morford Burg" shown as "Joann Morfordburg" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Rosalie littlethunder

    Name casing: "Rosalie Littlethunder" shown as "Rosalie Little Thunder" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Sherry beasmith

    Name casing: "Sherry Beasmith" shown as "Sherry Bea Smith" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, John ray clemmons

    Name casing: "John Ray Clemmons" shown as "John Rayclemmons" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Angie chenbutton

    Name casing: "Angie Chenbutton" shown as "Angie Chen Button" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Cesar blanco

    Name casing: "Cesar Blanco" shown as "César Blanco" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Df miller

    Name casing: "Df Miller" shown as "D. F. Miller" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, J. m. lozano

    Name casing: "J. M. Lozano" shown as "J.M. Lozano" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Jd sheffield

    Name casing: "Jd Sheffield" shown as "J. D. Sheffield" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Jj campbell

    Name casing: "Jj Campbell" shown as "J. J. Campbell" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, John robertguerra

    Name casing: "John Robertguerra" shown as "John Robert Guerra" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Jose menendez

    Name casing: "Jose Menendez" shown as "José Menéndez" (8 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Penny moralesshaw

    Name casing: "Penny Moralesshaw" shown as "Penny Morales Shaw" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Rafael anchia

    Name casing: "Rafael Anchia" shown as "Rafael Anchía" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Sergio munoz

    Name casing: "Sergio Munoz" shown as "Sergio Muñoz" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Trey martinezfischer

    Name casing: "Trey Martinezfischer" shown as "Trey Martinez Fischer" (11 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Carol spackmanmoss

    Name casing: "Carol Spackmanmoss" shown as "Carol Spackman Moss" (4 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Jen daileyprovost

    Name casing: "Jen Daileyprovost" shown as "Jen Dailey-Provost" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Judy weeksrohner

    Name casing: "Judy Weeksrohner" shown as "Judy Weeks-Rohner" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, V. lowrysnow

    Name casing: "V. Lowrysnow" shown as "V. Lowry Snow" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Alfonso hoffmanlopez

    Name casing: "Alfonso Hoffmanlopez" shown as "Alfonso Hoffman Lopez" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Amanda etterbatten

    Name casing: "Amanda Etterbatten" shown as "Amanda Etter Batten" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Annette heathcockhyde

    Name casing: "Annette Heathcockhyde" shown as "Annette Heathcock Hyde" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Betsy brookscarr

    Name casing: "Betsy Brookscarr" shown as "Betsy Brooks Carr" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Carrie emersoncoyner

    Name casing: "Carrie Emersoncoyner" shown as "Carrie Emerson Coyner" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Christopher lairdhurst

    Name casing: "Christopher Lairdhurst" shown as "Christopher Laird Hurst" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Christopher scottrunion

    Name casing: "Christopher Scottrunion" shown as "Christopher Scott Runion" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Daniel webstermarshall iii

    Name casing: "Daniel Webstermarshall III" shown as "Daniel Webster Marshall III" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Daun sessomshester

    Name casing: "Daun Sessomshester" shown as "Daun Sessoms Hester" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Elizabeth beltwebster

    Name casing: "Elizabeth Beltwebster" shown as "Elizabeth Belt Webster" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Frank m. ruff, jr

    Name casing: "Frank M. Ruff, Jr" shown as "Frank M. Ruff Jr." (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Hyland franklinfowler jr.

    Name casing: "Hyland Franklinfowler Jr." shown as "Hyland Franklin Fowler Jr." (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Israel oquinn

    Name casing: "Israel Oquinn" shown as "Israel O'Quinn" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Jackson huntermiller

    Name casing: "Jackson Huntermiller" shown as "Jackson Hunter Miller" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, James asburyleftwich jr.

    Name casing: "James Asburyleftwich Jr." shown as "James Asbury Leftwich Jr." (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Jill holtzmanvogel

    Name casing: "Jill Holtzmanvogel" shown as "Jill Holtzman Vogel" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, John j. mcguire, iii

    Name casing: "John J. McGuire, III" shown as "John J. McGuire III" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Kelly k. convirsfowler

    Name casing: "Kelly K. Convirsfowler" shown as "Kelly K. Convirs-Fowler" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, L. kayekory

    Name casing: "L. Kayekory" shown as "L. Kaye Kory" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, L. scottlingamfelter

    Name casing: "L. Scottlingamfelter" shown as "L. Scott Lingamfelter" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, M. kirklandcox

    Name casing: "M. Kirklandcox" shown as "M. Kirkland Cox" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Margaret bevansransone

    Name casing: "Margaret Bevansransone" shown as "Margaret Bevans Ransone" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Mark collinsdowney

    Name casing: "Mark Collinsdowney" shown as "Mark Collins Downey" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Michelleann e. lopesmaldonado

    Name casing: "Michelleann E. Lopesmaldonado" shown as "Michelle-Ann E. Lopes-Maldonado" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Nancy dahlmanguy

    Name casing: "Nancy Dahlmanguy" shown as "Nancy Dahlman Guy" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Paul vincent milde iii

    Name casing: "Paul Vincent Milde III" shown as "Paul Vincent Milde, III" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, R. leeware jr.

    Name casing: "R. Leeware Jr." shown as "R. Lee Ware Jr." (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Raymond stantonscott

    Name casing: "Raymond Stantonscott" shown as "Raymond Stanton Scott" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Robert dicksonorrock sr.

    Name casing: "Robert Dicksonorrock Sr." shown as "Robert Dickson Orrock Sr." (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Roxann lainerobinson

    Name casing: "Roxann Lainerobinson" shown as "Roxann Laine Robinson" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Sally lindquisthudson

    Name casing: "Sally Lindquisthudson" shown as "Sally Lindquist Hudson" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, T. scottgarrett

    Name casing: "T. Scottgarrett" shown as "T. Scott Garrett" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Terrence waynemodglin

    Name casing: "Terrence Waynemodglin" shown as "Terrence Wayne Modglin" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Trudy bellberry

    Name casing: "Trudy Bellberry" shown as "Trudy Bell Berry" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Wendell scottwalker

    Name casing: "Wendell Scottwalker" shown as "Wendell Scott Walker" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, William creedwampler iii

    Name casing: "William Creedwampler III" shown as "William Creed Wampler III" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Barbara smith murphy

    Name casing: "Barbara Smith Murphy" shown as "Barbara Smithmurphy" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Bobby farlicerubio

    Name casing: "Bobby Farlicerubio" shown as "Bobby Farlice-Rubio" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Carolyn whitneybranagan

    Name casing: "Carolyn Whitneybranagan" shown as "Carolyn Whitney Branagan" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Cheryl mazzariellohooker

    Name casing: "Cheryl Mazzariellohooker" shown as "Cheryl Mazzariello Hooker" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, David abellmcwilliams

    Name casing: "David Abellmcwilliams" shown as "David Abell McWilliams" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Dustin allarddegree

    Name casing: "Dustin Allarddegree" shown as "Dustin Allard Degree" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, J. guyisabelle

    Name casing: "J. Guyisabelle" shown as "J. Guy Isabelle" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Johannah leddydonovan

    Name casing: "Johannah Leddydonovan" shown as "Johannah Leddy Donovan" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Kesha ramhinsdale

    Name casing: "Kesha Ramhinsdale" shown as "Kesha Ram Hinsdale" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Kitty beattietoll

    Name casing: "Kitty Beattietoll" shown as "Kitty Beattie Toll" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Linda joy sullivan

    Name casing: "Linda Joy Sullivan" shown as "Linda Joysullivan" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Marcia robinson martel

    Name casing: "Marcia Robinson Martel" shown as "Marcia Robinsonmartel" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Michelle boslun

    Name casing: "Michelle Boslun" shown as "Michelle Bos-Lun" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Robin chesnut tangerman

    Name casing: "Robin Chesnut Tangerman" shown as "Robin Chesnuttangerman" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Robin chesnut-tangerman

    Name casing: "Robin Chesnut-Tangerman" shown as "Robin Chesnuttangerman" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Sara branonkittell

    Name casing: "Sara Branonkittell" shown as "Sara Branon Kittell" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Sarah copelandhanzas

    Name casing: "Sarah Copelandhanzas" shown as "Sarah Copeland Hanzas" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Steven kbrooks

    Name casing: "Steven Kbrooks" shown as "Steven K. Brooks" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Susan hatchdavis

    Name casing: "Susan Hatchdavis" shown as "Susan Hatch Davis" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Theresa personswood

    Name casing: "Theresa Personswood" shown as "Theresa Persons Wood" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Jt wilcox

    Name casing: "Jt Wilcox" shown as "J. T. Wilcox" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Lillian ortizself

    Name casing: "Lillian Ortizself" shown as "Lillian Ortiz-Self" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Sharon tomikosantos

    Name casing: "Sharon Tomikosantos" shown as "Sharon Tomiko Santos" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Andre jacque

    Name casing: "Andre Jacque" shown as "André Jacque" (4 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Izzy hasseynevarez

    Name casing: "Izzy Hasseynevarez" shown as "Izzy Hassey Nevarez" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Jason redarnold

    Name casing: "Jason Redarnold" shown as "Jason Red Arnold" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, John roccocalabrese

    Name casing: "John Roccocalabrese" shown as "John Rocco Calabrese" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, La tonya johnson

    Name casing: "La Tonya Johnson" shown as "LaTonya Johnson" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Lu ann bird

    Name casing: "Lu Ann Bird" shown as "Luann Bird" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Melissa agard sargent

    Name casing: "Melissa Agard Sargent" shown as "Melissa Agardsargent" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Rachael cabralguevara

    Name casing: "Rachael Cabralguevara" shown as "Rachael Cabral-Guevara" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Supreme mooreomokunde

    Name casing: "Supreme Mooreomokunde" shown as "Supreme Moore Omokunde" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Barbara evansfleischauer

    Name casing: "Barbara Evansfleischauer" shown as "Barbara Evans Fleischauer" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Eric leehouseholder

    Name casing: "Eric Leehouseholder" shown as "Eric Lee Householder" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Kathie hesscrouse

    Name casing: "Kathie Hesscrouse" shown as "Kathie Hess Crouse" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, Stephanie spearstomana

    Name casing: "Stephanie Spearstomana" shown as "Stephanie Spears Tomana" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (Open States spelling first, then the most common). Klarner squashes some surnames.

  • State legislative results, all states

    etype is normalized (general, runoff, special, special-runoff, primary); Klarner's own election-type code is kept as etype_src. outcome and decidedBy as in the federal files.

  • State legislative results, all states

    Candidate name is the current Open States spelling for 6136 rows (the race's winner, current legislator for the same district, race 2016 or later, same surname and a compatible first name). nameAsFiled keeps the Klarner-built name.

  • State legislative results, all states

    1 duplicate candidate rows merged in multi-member districts: a row with 0 or 1 votes beside a real count for the same name is Klarner's uncontested placeholder and is dropped; two real counts are two ballot lines and are added together.

  • Maine lower chamber, district 21

    MEDSL README: candidate Marianna Reeves is absent from the raw data for Maine House 021, so vote totals would be wrong. Excluded.

  • New York lower chamber, district 117

    DISTRICT SKIPPED: no named candidate rows could be assigned to this district in the source (candidate rows carry no district value); only write-in rows were attributable.

  • State legislative results, all states

    SCOPE (sld_recent layer): general and special-general elections after 2022. 2023: LA (first round + runoff), MS, NJ, VA. 2024: 41 states with legislative elections (CA and GA from certified official files, NM and part of AZ from OpenElections, the rest aggregated from MEDSL 2024 precinct returns). 2025: NJ Assembly, NJ Senate LD35 special, VA House of Delegates, plus VA special elections held in Jan 2025. Primaries, party conventions and runoff-only contests outside LA are not included. Races carry layer="sld_recent" and a source id; reruns of scripts/data/sld_recent.py replace only that layer. Races from state_results.py (Klarner, up to 2022) are never touched.

  • State legislative results, all states

    NO LEGISLATIVE GENERAL ELECTION IN THE SOURCE WINDOW: AL, MD (cycles 2022/2026) and MS, LA (cycle 2023/2027) have no 2024 races; NJ and VA have none in 2024; NJ Senate and VA Senate have no regular election in 2025 (NJ Senate LD35 special only). NJ Senate District 1 has a 2023 race and no 2025 race. The Nov 2025 Mississippi special legislative elections are NOT included: sos.ms.gov lists them as county PDF recaps, which were not parsed.

  • State legislative results, all states

    WINNERS ARE COMPUTED: winner=true marks the top N vote-getters (N = seats, per post for WA/ID) from the vote counts; it is not a copy of a certified declaration. CA and GA candidate lines come from certified files; NJ winners were cross-checked against the Division of Elections (w) marks with zero disagreements. Ties set tied=true. Louisiana first-round races carry winner=true only when a candidate has a majority (etype_src lafsettled, outcome won); otherwise etype_src lafunsettled with no winner and outcome runoff (decidedBy 2023-11-18), followed by a runoff race (etype_src larunoff). etype/etype_src/outcome/partyLabel follow the shapes set by scripts/data/results_normalize.py.

  • State legislative results, all states

    INCUMBENT: incumbent is true/false only where the source marks incumbency (CA SOV asterisk, GA ENR (I), NJ official list asterisk). It is null everywhere else (MEDSL, OpenElections, VA ELECT, MS, LA files carry no incumbency field). Do not read null as "challenger".

  • State legislative results, all states

    NAMES: MEDSL and OpenElections names are upper-case in the source and are title-cased by script (Mc/Mac/O' handled, quoted nicknames kept). Spot-check before display. Spelling variants of one candidate across counties are merged into the most-voted spelling (same last name and party; multi-seat races also need the same first initial); every merge is listed in the race source_uncertainty as name_variants_merged.

  • State legislative results, all states

    WRITE-INS: rows labelled write-in, scatter or all-others are combined into one candidate named Scattering (party O, party_label writein). Named write-in candidates who did not lead their contest are folded into Scattering. Non-candidate rows (overvotes, undervotes, blanks, voids, total lines, and since the 2026-10-28 audit MEDSL "TOTAL BALLOTS CAST" (ME), "CAST VOTES" (OR) and "BLANK BALLOTS" (IL)) are dropped, as are zero-vote rows with no party in any county (NY HD102 had three). A tally-like name that reaches the candidate list stops the build.

  • State legislative results, all states

    UNOPPOSED SEATS: where a state leaves unopposed candidates off the general ballot, those districts have no 2024 race in the source and are absent here (confirmed for HI from the state summary file; FL, OK and TX show the same pattern but were not confirmed against a state file). Absence means no contested ballot line, not an omitted district. Compare against the state's own seat list before treating a gap as missing data.

  • State legislative results, all states

    MODES: MEDSL rows split by voting mode are summed per precinct and candidate; where a TOTAL-mode row exists beside mode rows (CT, DE, NY, OK, RI) only the TOTAL row is used, so nothing is double counted. In NY 25 precinct groups had a TOTAL that differed from the sum of its mode rows; TOTAL was used.

  • State legislative results, all states

    MAP ERA: 2023 VA/NJ/MS races use map_era "2023-" (first elections on the post-2020 maps; older VA/NJ/MS races in the Klarner layer still say "2011-"/"2015-" and are left as they were, so the two layers overlap in label only). LA 2023 stays on the 2011 map ("1972-"). 2024 races use "2022-" except GA, NC, MI (House) and WI, where lines were redrawn after 2022 and the era is "2024-". Same OCD-ID can mean different land across eras.

  • State legislative results, all states

    DISTRICT LABELS: every label written is in the same OCD-ID format as the existing files (checked against the OCD division list). VT uses the existing 2022-map labels; VT labels follow the 2022-map labels in the OCD list.

  • Arizona lower chamber

    AZ House: MEDSL leaves the district blank on all Pima County State House rows (its README says so). Those rows were dropped and replaced with the OpenElections Pima County precinct file (which carries LD). Rows with a blank LD in that file were placed by precinct (each Pima precinct is in one LD). Candidate spellings differ between the two sources; variants were merged and listed per race.

  • Vermont

    SEATS: the MEDSL magnitude field is flagged unreliable in its README and was wrong for two Vermont districts (windsor-3 says 1, lamoille-3 says 2). Where the 2022 race in the existing file has a different seat count than the source magnitude, the 2022 seat count is used and the race carries a seats_* note in source_uncertainty. Only those two districts differed.

  • Texas

    TX: the MEDSL file gives candidate surnames only (e.g. "Vandeaver"), so TX candidate names are surnames. Not expanded; filling first names needs the Texas SOS canvass.

  • South Carolina

    SC: two names arrive glued in the source and are shown as given: Shanerickson (House 124) and Verstephens (Senate 39).

  • Wyoming lower chamber, district 10

    WY House 10: the source has a stray "FOR" line (865 votes, ballot-measure wording) coded as a State House row. It is dropped from the race; the remaining totals are the candidate and write-in rows.

  • Washington

    WA: each position (Pos. 1, Pos. 2) is its own contest with seats=1; the race keeps one OCD-ID per district with a post on every candidate, and one Scattering line per post. pct is within the post.

  • New Mexico

    NM: MEDSL covers only 25 of 70 House and 25 of 42 Senate districts, so NM comes from the OpenElections county-level file (20241105__nm__general__county.csv), which covers all districts. Totals are sums of county lines.

  • California

    CA: MEDSL/Statewide Database redacts about 10% of precinct rows (votes "*"), which would understate every district. CA comes from the Secretary of State Statement of Vote summary pages (certified). The SOV lists no write-ins in legislative races, so there is no Scattering line.

  • Georgia

    GA: certified numbers come from the Secretary of State ENR JSON (results.sos.ga.gov API, as of 2025-01-30). The MEDSL precinct file differed from it by 1 to 8 votes in 27 of 236 contests, so MEDSL was not used for GA.

  • New York

    NY: MEDSL leaves the district blank on all Suffolk, Sullivan, Rensselaer, Broome, Oswego, Montgomery and Hamilton county legislative rows. Rows were placed in a district only when the candidate name matches candidates whose rows do carry that district (exact name, unique district). Contests that could not be placed, which include every district lying wholly in Suffolk County, are missing from the output. NY House 117 had only write-in rows attributable and was skipped.

  • Maine lower chamber, district 21

    Maine House 021 is excluded: the MEDSL README says candidate Marianna Reeves is missing from the raw data, so any total would be wrong. Maine totals are first-round counts (no ranked-choice step applies to legislative races).

  • Rhode Island

    RI: MEDSL gives district "STATEWIDE" to some State House/Senate rows (write-ins and two named candidates). They cannot be placed in a district, so RI House 54 and 72 have no 2024 race here. Not guessed.

  • North Dakota

    ND: 59 State House rows carry district 009 with the special flag and four candidates; ND uses sub-districts 9a/9b in the OCD list, so they cannot be placed. The ND 9 House special is absent. Other ND sub-districts (4a, 4b) are present.

  • Louisiana

    LA 2023: unopposed candidates are not on the ballot and have no result row (76 of 144 seats had a first-round contest). Source is the Secretary of State human-readable Excel results of 2023-10-14 and 2023-11-18; the "Multi-Parish(Parish)" sheet Total Votes row is the district total.

  • Mississippi

    MS 2023: source is OpenElections 20231107__ms__general__county.csv, built from the Secretary of State county recapitulation PDFs. County lines are summed per district. All 122 House and 52 Senate districts are present.

  • Virginia

    VA: source is the Department of Elections ElectionStats (historical.elections.virginia.gov) CSV export, locality rows summed per district (precinct rows ignored to avoid double counting). VA 2023 includes the Jan and Mar 2023 special elections as special=true. One 2023 Senate contest (District 28) has a candidate sum 60 above its published Total Votes Cast line; noted in source_uncertainty.

  • New Jersey

    NJ: source is the Division of Elections official candidate lists (PDF, parsed from text). Assembly districts are one race with seats=2; county lines are summed. Candidate addresses in the PDFs were not copied.

  • State legislative results, all states

    COUNTS (computed from the written files at build time): 5898 race records carry layer="sld_recent" (494 in 2023, 5260 in 2024, 144 in 2025). 0 of them share district, year, date and special flag with a race already in the older layer (none), so 5898 are new.

  • State legislative results, all states

    NO PARTY IN SOURCE: these candidates have no party on any source row, so party is O and party_label null (unknown, not "other"): AZ 9, IA 14, IL 3, NH 2, NJ 1, OR 36, WV 1.

  • Kansas

    REDACTED COUNTS: the source masks small precinct counts as "*". 7 KS races carry source_uncertainty redacted_precinct_counts (total 56 masked candidate/precinct lines). Their vote totals are lower bounds, not exact.

  • New Mexico

    REDACTED COUNTS: the source masks small precinct counts as "*". 2 NM races carry source_uncertainty redacted_precinct_counts (total 2 masked candidate/precinct lines). Their vote totals are lower bounds, not exact.

  • Nevada

    REDACTED COUNTS: the source masks small precinct counts as "*". 34 NV races carry source_uncertainty redacted_precinct_counts (total 331 masked candidate/precinct lines). Their vote totals are lower bounds, not exact.

  • Mississippi lower chamber, 1972

    row caseid=294713 has no district number or name; skipped

  • Mississippi lower chamber, 1973

    row caseid=294715 has no district number or name; skipped

  • Mississippi upper chamber, 1973

    row caseid=294714 has no district number or name; skipped

  • State legislative results, all states

    SCOPE: general and special elections only (Klarner etype g, gs, ssg, s, special runoffs, Louisiana rounds). Primaries (etype dp/rp/ttp and minor-party primaries) are not included.

  • State legislative results, all states

    PRE-2022 LINES: races before the 2022 map era are keyed to the OCD-ID label the district had that year (district number or name), NOT to current boundaries. The same OCD-ID can mean a different area in each map_era. Do not draw pre-2022 results on current geometry without checking map_era.

  • State legislative results, all states

    COVERAGE ENDS 2022 per Klarner. Redistricting after 2022 (e.g. court-ordered or mid-decade SLD maps) is not reflected in map_era; "2022-" means "from 2022 onward, per Klarner", not verified against 2026 geometry.

  • State legislative results, all states

    pct is percent of the candidate vote in the same contest or post (0-100, 2 decimals). For free-for-all multi-member districts it is share of total candidate votes (sums to 100), not share of ballots cast. total is the sum of candidate votes across the race including scattering/write-in lines Klarner kept.

  • State legislative results, all states

    NAMES: built from Klarner standardized components (first, middle, last, suffix) and title-cased by script. Klarner strips apostrophes, periods and internal capitals, so e.g. "O'Brien" appears as "Obrien" and "DeWitt" as "Dewitt". Needs a casing/curation pass before display.

  • State legislative results, all states

    PARTY: party code comes from Klarner partyt/partyz (D, R, N; non-major split into L, G, I, O by label). Fused D+R lines (NH, VT, some CA/MA), write-ins and unidentified are O. party_label is the source label (lower-case, spaces stripped, e.g. "democraticfarmerlabor"); null where Klarner holds only a numeric internal code.

  • State legislative results, all states

    MULTI-MEMBER: one race per OCD-ID per election. Post districts (WA/ID house, others) merge all posts into one race; each candidate carries post. seats = sum of seats up across posts (Klarner eseats). Candidate rows from county breakdowns (2013-2016) and fusion lines are merged by Klarner candid with votes summed.

  • State legislative results, all states

    INCUMBENT: true when Klarner exper is inc, sinc or ainc (served in the chamber immediately before). Candidates who held the seat by appointment only are false.

  • State legislative results, all states

    Louisiana rounds (lafsettled/lafunsettled/larunoff) are kept as separate races with etype and stage; they include first-round and runoff contests, not only final winners.

  • State legislative results, all states

    date=null (Klarner has no election month or day; year is set) for 255 races by state: AR 4, CT 6, FL 3, GA 11, IA 7, IN 2, KY 3, LA 40, MA 24, MI 3, MN 5, MO 16, MS 18, NJ 12, NY 21, OK 8, RI 1, SC 13, TN 5, VA 44, VT 1, WV 8.

  • State legislative results, all states

    Null votes or partly-summed votes on 6690 candidate lines (Klarner uncert incompleteelect: only the winner recorded, or a county row missing a count). By state: AK 1, AR 2274, FL 1635, HI 309, IA 1, KY 38, LA 519, MS 16, NC 173, OK 1629, RI 1, SC 8, SD 12, TN 1, TX 71, UT 2. pct is null where votes are null.

  • State legislative results, all states

    party_label=null on 16432 candidate lines where Klarner holds only an internal numeric party code (Appendix C), e.g. Nebraska nonpartisan code 4002 or unlabeled minor candidates; party code is still set from partyz. By state: AK 359, AL 681, AR 103, AZ 31, CA 51, CO 16, CT 92, DE 2, FL 105, GA 836, HI 24, IA 748, ID 66, IL 352, IN 19, KS 133, KY 127, LA 35, MA 1097, MD 245, ME 620, MI 520, MN 1514, MO 35, MS 92, MT 33, NC 304, ND 231, NE 1313, NH 655, NJ 44, NM 26, NV 29, NY 483, OH 162, OK 8, OR 756, PA 299, RI 30, SC 764, SD 1, TN 498, TX 317, UT 98, VA 990, VT 341, WA 134, WI 838, WV 24, WY 151.

  • State legislative results, all states

    Winner count differs from Klarner eseats on 3 general/special races (NH 3); seats kept as eseats.

  • State legislative results, all states

    1369 races carry Klarner uncertainty notes (identity, party, redist, etype, incompleteelect) in source_uncertainty. By state: AK 10, AL 52, AR 69, AZ 1, CA 6, CO 9, CT 5, FL 19, GA 120, HI 13, IA 1, ID 2, IL 13, IN 24, KS 9, KY 95, LA 28, MA 1, MD 7, ME 10, MI 4, MN 2, MO 16, MS 189, MT 11, NC 153, ND 10, NE 1, NH 77, NJ 12, NM 2, NV 4, NY 58, OH 9, OK 17, OR 3, PA 19, RI 4, SC 38, SD 14, TN 99, TX 8, UT 32, VA 3, VT 18, WA 1, WI 1, WV 23, WY 47.

  • State legislative results, all states

    GAP: 2023 and 2024 are not included. Klarner ends at 2022 (two 2023 NH runoff rows excepted). The MEDSL 2024 official precinct files (50 state zips) were reviewed but not used: their README lists missing candidates (Maine House 021), municipal-total rows beside election-district rows (NJ), absent district values (Pima County AZ), straight-party votes folded into candidate totals (IN), redacted "*" counts, retained mode splits with possible TOTAL double counting, and unfinished state sections. District totals could not be computed faithfully without state-by-state reconciliation against official canvasses. 2023 (NJ, VA, MS, LA) has no source file here.

  • Alaska upper chamber

    1 of 20 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. t

  • California upper chamber

    20 of 40 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. 1, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, 29, 3 ...

  • Colorado upper chamber

    18 of 35 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. 10, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 2, 21, 23, 26 ...

  • Iowa upper chamber

    16 of 50 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. 10, 12, 18, 2, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 32, 34, 36 ...

  • Indiana upper chamber

    25 of 50 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. 10, 12, 13, 16, 18, 2, 20, 24, 28, 3, 30, 32 ...

  • Kentucky upper chamber

    19 of 38 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. 1, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, 29, 3 ...

  • Massachusetts upper chamber

    7 of 47 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. 3rd_essex_and_middlesex, berkshire_hampshire_and_franklin, hampshire_and_franklin, middlesex_and_essex, middlesex_suffolk_and_essex, suffolk_and_norfolk, worcester_hampden_hampshire_and_franklin

  • Maryland lower chamber

    9 of 80 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. 2c, 30, 42, 44, 47, 4a, 4b, 5a, 5b

  • Maine lower chamber

    2 of 153 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. passamaquoddy_tribe, penobscot_nation

  • Missouri upper chamber

    17 of 34 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. 1, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, 29, 3 ...

  • Mississippi upper chamber

    1 of 52 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. 50

  • North Dakota lower chamber

    14 of 49 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. 12, 14, 16, 18, 2, 22, 30, 32, 34, 38, 40, 42 ...

  • North Dakota upper chamber

    15 of 47 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. 12, 14, 16, 18, 2, 22, 24, 30, 32, 34, 38, 4 ...

  • Nebraska upper chamber

    24 of 49 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. 1, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, 29, 3 ...

  • New Hampshire lower chamber

    7 of 210 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. strafford_22, strafford_23, strafford_24, strafford_25, sullivan_10, sullivan_11, sullivan_9

  • Nevada upper chamber

    29 of 40 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. 1, 11, 15, 18, 19, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, capital, central_nevada ...

  • Ohio upper chamber

    16 of 33 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 2, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30 ...

  • Oklahoma upper chamber

    24 of 48 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. 1, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, 29, 3 ...

  • Oregon upper chamber

    14 of 30 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. 1, 12, 14, 2, 21, 22, 23, 25, 27, 28, 29, 30 ...

  • Pennsylvania upper chamber

    25 of 50 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. 1, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, 29, 3 ...

  • Tennessee upper chamber

    16 of 33 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 2, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30 ...

  • Utah upper chamber

    14 of 29 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. 10, 15, 16, 17, 2, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 29, 3 ...

  • Vermont lower chamber

    1 district label(s) with a 2019+ race not found in the OCD division list: orange-caledonia

  • Vermont lower chamber

    41 of 149 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. addison-rutland-1, bennington-rutland-1, caledonia-washington-1, chittenden-1-1, chittenden-1-2, chittenden-3-1, chittenden-3-10, chittenden-3-2, chittenden-3-3, chittenden-3-4, chittenden-3-5, chittenden-3-6 ...

  • Vermont upper chamber

    1 of 17 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. grand_isle-chittenden

  • Washington upper chamber

    24 of 49 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. 1, 10, 11, 12, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 2, 20, 22 ...

  • Wisconsin upper chamber

    16 of 33 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 2, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30 ...

  • West Virginia upper chamber

    1 of 18 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. 817

  • Wyoming upper chamber

    15 of 31 current OCD districts have no race in the latest Klarner map era (2019-2022 on open-ended lines): staggered or off-cycle seats not yet elected on the newest map, or label not matched. e.g. 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 2, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30 ...

State legislators106 notes
  • Alabama state legislators

    no usable official url for 'Kelvin Datcher' in source

  • Arkansas upper chamber, current members

    2 of 35 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Arkansas upper chamber, district 1, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Arkansas upper chamber, district 18, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Arkansas lower chamber, current members

    1 of 100 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Arkansas lower chamber, district 8, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • California upper chamber, current members

    1 of 40 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • California upper chamber, district 10, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • California lower chamber, current members

    1 of 80 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • California lower chamber, district 3, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Colorado lower chamber, current members

    1 of 65 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Colorado lower chamber, district 32, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Florida upper chamber, current members

    1 of 40 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Florida upper chamber, district 39, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Florida lower chamber, current members

    4 of 120 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Florida lower chamber, district 55, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Florida lower chamber, district 78, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Florida lower chamber, district 113, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Florida lower chamber, district 116, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Georgia upper chamber, current members

    1 of 56 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Georgia upper chamber, district 12, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Iowa upper chamber, current members

    1 of 50 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Iowa upper chamber, district 11, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Iowa lower chamber, current members

    1 of 100 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Iowa lower chamber, district 38, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Louisiana upper chamber, current members

    1 of 39 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Louisiana upper chamber, district 14, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Louisiana lower chamber, current members

    2 of 105 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Louisiana lower chamber, district 77, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Louisiana lower chamber, district 92, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Massachusetts lower chamber, current members

    3 of 160 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Massachusetts lower chamber, 16th middlesex, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Massachusetts lower chamber, 17th middlesex, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Massachusetts lower chamber, 1st franklin, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Maine state legislators

    'Aaron Dana' not mapped to an Open States metadata district; excluded from file (e.g. non-voting or unmatched)

  • Maine state legislators

    'Brian Reynolds' not mapped to an Open States metadata district; excluded from file (e.g. non-voting or unmatched)

  • Maine lower chamber, current members

    sum of voting district seats (151) != chamber num_seats (153) in Open States metadata; states.json uses 151 (Maine's 3 tribal representatives are non-voting and have no district)

  • Minnesota lower chamber, current members

    1 of 134 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Minnesota lower chamber, 21a, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Missouri upper chamber, current members

    1 of 34 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Missouri upper chamber, district 10, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Missouri lower chamber, current members

    8 of 163 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Missouri lower chamber, district 29, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Missouri lower chamber, district 95, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Missouri lower chamber, district 99, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Missouri lower chamber, district 110, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Missouri lower chamber, district 114, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Missouri lower chamber, district 149, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Missouri lower chamber, district 159, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Missouri lower chamber, district 160, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Mississippi state legislators

    no usable official url for 'Theresa Gillespie Isom' in source

  • Mississippi upper chamber, current members

    1 of 52 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Mississippi upper chamber, district 34, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Mississippi lower chamber, current members

    2 of 122 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Mississippi lower chamber, district 70, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Mississippi lower chamber, district 77, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • New Hampshire lower chamber, current members

    18 of 400 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • New Hampshire lower chamber, belknap 2, current member

    1 of 2 seat(s) vacant in source

  • New Hampshire lower chamber, belknap 5, current member

    1 of 4 seat(s) vacant in source

  • New Hampshire lower chamber, belknap 6, current member

    1 of 4 seat(s) vacant in source

  • New Hampshire lower chamber, cheshire 1, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • New Hampshire lower chamber, coos 6, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • New Hampshire lower chamber, grafton 9, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • New Hampshire lower chamber, hillsborough 1, current member

    1 of 4 seat(s) vacant in source

  • New Hampshire lower chamber, hillsborough 6, current member

    1 of 3 seat(s) vacant in source

  • New Hampshire lower chamber, hillsborough 24, current member

    1 of 2 seat(s) vacant in source

  • New Hampshire lower chamber, hillsborough 29, current member

    1 of 4 seat(s) vacant in source

  • New Hampshire lower chamber, hillsborough 39, current member

    1 of 2 seat(s) vacant in source

  • New Hampshire lower chamber, hillsborough 40, current member

    1 of 4 seat(s) vacant in source

  • New Hampshire lower chamber, hillsborough 41, current member

    1 of 3 seat(s) vacant in source

  • New Hampshire lower chamber, rockingham 5, current member

    1 of 2 seat(s) vacant in source

  • New Hampshire lower chamber, rockingham 11, current member

    1 of 4 seat(s) vacant in source

  • New Hampshire lower chamber, rockingham 22, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • New Hampshire lower chamber, rockingham 24, current member

    1 of 2 seat(s) vacant in source

  • New Hampshire lower chamber, rockingham 25, current member

    1 of 9 seat(s) vacant in source

  • New Mexico lower chamber, current members

    3 of 70 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • New Mexico lower chamber, district 37, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • New Mexico lower chamber, district 41, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • New Mexico lower chamber, district 64, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • New York upper chamber, current members

    1 of 63 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • New York upper chamber, district 12, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Ohio upper chamber, current members

    1 of 33 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Ohio upper chamber, district 13, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Oklahoma upper chamber, current members

    1 of 48 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Oklahoma upper chamber, district 24, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Oklahoma lower chamber, current members

    2 of 101 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Oklahoma lower chamber, district 77, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Oklahoma lower chamber, district 99, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Rhode Island lower chamber, current members

    1 of 75 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Rhode Island lower chamber, district 31, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Tennessee lower chamber, current members

    1 of 99 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Tennessee lower chamber, district 84, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Texas upper chamber, current members

    1 of 31 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Texas upper chamber, district 22, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Texas lower chamber, current members

    2 of 150 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Texas lower chamber, district 1, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Texas lower chamber, district 93, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Utah lower chamber, current members

    1 of 75 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Utah lower chamber, district 16, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • Virginia lower chamber, current members

    1 of 100 seats have no sitting member in source (vacancy or source gap)

  • Virginia lower chamber, district 20, current member

    1 of 1 seat(s) vacant in source

  • PR state legislators

    Puerto Rico legislators downloaded to data/raw/officials/openstates/pr.csv but not built (not in the 50-state contract scope).

  • State legislators

    'since' is null for every state legislator: the Open States people CSV has no service-start field.

  • State legislators

    OCD-IDs follow Open States/OCD metadata: sub-districts keep their own IDs (ID 'sldl:16a'/'16b', ND '4a'/'4b', SD '26a', MD '1a', MN '62a'); MA/NH/VT use lowercase names ('sldl:7th_hampden', 'sldl:chittenden-17'). The geometry agent must use the same IDs. Idaho House is elected as seats A/B per district but Open States/OCD treats each seat as its own sldl ID with 1 seat.

  • State legislators

    Nebraska party is 'Nonpartisan' (code N) as in the source; AK has one Nonpartisan member. party codes derive from the first segment of fusion labels (e.g. 'Democratic/Working Families' -> D); full source label kept in party_label. One 'Forward' member maps to O.

  • State legislators

    Open States people data is the 'current' roster; recent special-election winners or resignations may lag. Verify against the legislature before display.

States10 notes
  • Arkansas upper chamber, term length

    term length entered manually (4 years nominal); this chamber uses staggered or post-redistricting 2-4-4 / 4-4-2 cycles, verify before display

  • Iowa upper chamber, term length

    term length entered manually (4 years nominal); this chamber uses staggered or post-redistricting 2-4-4 / 4-4-2 cycles, verify before display

  • Illinois upper chamber, term length

    term length entered manually (4 years nominal); this chamber uses staggered or post-redistricting 2-4-4 / 4-4-2 cycles, verify before display

  • Minnesota upper chamber, term length

    term length entered manually (4 years nominal); this chamber uses staggered or post-redistricting 2-4-4 / 4-4-2 cycles, verify before display

  • New Jersey upper chamber, term length

    term length entered manually (4 years nominal); this chamber uses staggered or post-redistricting 2-4-4 / 4-4-2 cycles, verify before display

  • New York upper chamber, term length

    term length entered manually (4 years nominal); this chamber uses staggered or post-redistricting 2-4-4 / 4-4-2 cycles, verify before display

  • Texas upper chamber, term length

    term length entered manually (4 years nominal); this chamber uses staggered or post-redistricting 2-4-4 / 4-4-2 cycles, verify before display

  • Washington upper chamber, term length

    term length entered manually (4 years nominal); this chamber uses staggered or post-redistricting 2-4-4 / 4-4-2 cycles, verify before display

  • District of Columbia

    DC has a unicameral Council, not a state legislature; legislature set to null and no SLD file written. cd_count 1 is the non-voting delegate seat (key DC-AL).

  • States

    Chamber display names, the lower-chamber 'Assembly'/'House of Delegates' choices and term_years are entered manually (Open States metadata has chamber type and a generic 'House' name only). NJ lower is the 'General Assembly'. cd_count is the 2020-census apportionment (435 total), hard-coded.

US House results123 notes
  • US House results, all states

    District renumbering: keys are the district number used in that election year. After each redistricting the same ST-NN can be a different territory. The field map ('1972-1980', '1982-1990', '1992-2000', '2002-2010', '2012-2020', '2022-2030') names the nominal decennial map cycle only. Court-ordered and mid-decade redraws (for example TX 1996 and 2004-06, FL 2016, VA 2016, PA 2018, NC 2016 and 2024) are not captured, so map is approximate and must not be used to join to a specific geometry.

  • US House results, all states

    Incumbent status is not in the MEDSL House file. incumbent is null on every candidate; the officials data agent covers current members.

  • US House results, all states

    Race dates: regular general-election races carry the statutory general election day (first Tuesday after the first Monday in November). Special elections and runoffs have date null because the source gives no date.

  • District of Columbia US House district (at large)

    The source includes the District of Columbia's non-voting delegate as DC-AL (district 0). No other territory delegates are in the source.

  • US House results, all states

    Non-candidate rows (BLANK VOTE, VOID, BLANK) are dropped; SCATTERING, OTHER and write-in rows are kept as 'Scattered write-ins', 'Other' and 'Write-ins'. total and pct use the sum of the listed rows (candidates, write-ins, scattering), so blank, void and over votes in the source totalvotes never lower a share; a race's pcts sum to 100 within rounding.

  • US House results, all states

    Candidates listed on several ballot lines (fusion states: CT, NJ, NY, SC) are merged into one candidate with votes summed; party and party_label come from the Democratic or Republican line when there is one, otherwise the biggest line. DFL and Democratic-NPL map to D with the full label kept in party_label.

  • US House results, all states

    Party lines filed by the source as their own candidate (the party's name in the candidate column) are added to the nominee that party cross-endorsed, as the state's official results show: CT-01 2022 Working Families line 4,683 votes to John B. Larson; CT-01 2024 Working Families line 10,861 votes to John B. Larson; CT-03 2024 Independent line 5,018 votes to Michael Massey; CT-04 2022 Independent line 2,493 votes to Jayme Stevenson; CT-05 2022 Independent line 2,492 votes to George Logan; CT-05 2022 Working Families line 4,020 votes to Jahana Hayes; CT-05 2024 Working Families line 8,931 votes to Jahana Hayes; NY-05 2024 Conservative line 5,840 votes to Paul King; NY-21 2022 Moderate line 3,776 votes to Matt Castelli. Sources: Connecticut Secretary of the State (electionhistory.ct.gov) and New York State Board of Elections (results.elections.ny.gov).

  • US House results, all states

    writein is true on write-in rows: candidates the source marks as write-ins and the Write-ins / Scattered write-ins totals. They stay in total, so shares match the official count; pages leave them out of short candidate lists.

  • Alaska US House district (at large)

    2022 and 2024 used ranked-choice voting. The rows are each candidate's first-choice votes from the Alaska Division of Elections Election Summary Report (round: first-choice), not the final round. Peltola (2022) and Begich (2024) were elected in the last round of the RCV Detailed Reports (data/raw/federal_results/ak_doe/).

  • US House results, all states

    Candidate names are converted from the source's ALL CAPS to title case by rule; unusual surnames (for example Mc/Mac, particles) may need spot-checking.

  • US House results, all states

    Texas jungle-style special elections (1996 stage PRI and special, 2006 special) and Louisiana/Texas runoffs are separate race entries (special true, or runoff true). winner is set only for a candidate with more than 50% in a special first round. In 2006 the source also holds regular-election rows for TX-23 that overlap the special rows; the relationship is not documented in the source.

  • US House results, all states

    Source stage 'PRI' appears only on 60 rows (the 1996 Texas special first round). They are kept as special races because the source labels them special.

  • Maine US House district 2

    2018 used ranked-choice voting. The source lists two candidates (Poliquin 136,326, Golden 139,231) whose votes do not sum to its total of 281,371; the reason is not stated in the source. Values are as given.

  • US House results, all states

    2018 results: 39 rows are marked unofficial in the source, which says they will be updated later.

  • US House results, all states

    187 uncontested races (source stores 1 vote as a placeholder; Florida notes this explicitly). votes and total are null, uncontested is true, the sole candidate has pct 100.0 and winner true. Examples: AR-01 1978; AR-01 1980; AR-01 1988; AR-01 1998; AR-01 2008; AR-03 1976; AR-03 1980; AR-03 1984; AR-03 2000; AR-04 1976.

  • US House results, all states

    1 races where candidate votes plus dropped blank/void rows differ from the source totalvotes by more than 0.5% whether or not the blank rows are counted. Examples: ME-02 2018 (candidates 275557, blank/void rows 0, source total 281371).

  • US House results, all states

    CT and NY 2022-2024: the MEDSL count differs from the state's official results database for NY-03 2024 Michael J. LiPetri Jr: official 174694, ours 174693; NY-04 2024 Laura A. Gillen: official 191793, ours 191760; NY-04 2024 Anthony P. D'Esposito: official 183168, ours 183157; NY-21 2024 Elise M. Stefanik: official 216513, ours 215996; NY-21 2024 Paula Collins: official 131930, ours 132447; NY-23 2024 Nicholas A. Langworthy: official 247599, ours 246969; NY-23 2024 Thomas A. Carle: official 128651, ours 128397. The MEDSL count is shown; the official figure is listed here.

  • Arizona US House results, Paul A Gosar

    Name casing: "Paul A Gosar" shown as "Paul A. Gosar" (4 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Arizona US House results, Raul M Grijalva

    Name casing: "Raul M Grijalva" shown as "Raúl M. Grijalva" (9 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Arizona US House results, Raúl M Grijalva

    Name casing: "Raúl M Grijalva" shown as "Raúl M. Grijalva" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • California US House results, Angelica Maria Duenas

    Name casing: "Angelica Maria Duenas" shown as "Angélica Maria Dueñas" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • California US House results, David G Valadao

    Name casing: "David G Valadao" shown as "David G. Valadao" (5 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • California US House results, Doris O Matsui

    Name casing: "Doris O Matsui" shown as "Doris O. Matsui" (7 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • California US House results, Doug La Malfa

    Name casing: "Doug La Malfa" shown as "Doug LaMalfa" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • California US House results, Doug Lamalfa

    Name casing: "Doug Lamalfa" shown as "Doug LaMalfa" (5 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • California US House results, Eric J Ching

    Name casing: "Eric J Ching" shown as "Eric J. Ching" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • California US House results, Gilbert Ray Cisneros Jr

    Name casing: "Gilbert Ray Cisneros Jr" shown as "Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr." (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • California US House results, Linda T Sanchez

    Name casing: "Linda T Sanchez" shown as "Linda T. Sánchez" (5 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • California US House results, Michael J "Mike" Barkley

    Name casing: "Michael J "Mike" Barkley" shown as "Michael J. "Mike" Barkley" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • California US House results, Scott H Peters

    Name casing: "Scott H Peters" shown as "Scott H. Peters" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • California US House results, Tony Cardenas

    Name casing: "Tony Cardenas" shown as "Tony Cárdenas" (5 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Colorado US House results, Charles Casper Stockham

    Name casing: "Charles Casper Stockham" shown as "Charles "Casper" Stockham" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Connecticut US House results, Mary L Sanders

    Name casing: "Mary L Sanders" shown as "Mary L. Sanders" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Florida US House results, Al Lawson Jr

    Name casing: "Al Lawson Jr" shown as "Al Lawson, Jr" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Florida US House results, Brian J Mast

    Name casing: "Brian J Mast" shown as "Brian J. Mast" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Florida US House results, Frederica S Wilson

    Name casing: "Frederica S Wilson" shown as "Frederica S. Wilson" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Florida US House results, Gary L Koniz

    Name casing: "Gary L Koniz" shown as "Gary L. Koniz" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Florida US House results, Gus M Bilirakis

    Name casing: "Gus M Bilirakis" shown as "Gus M. Bilirakis" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Florida US House results, John H Rutherford

    Name casing: "John H Rutherford" shown as "John H. Rutherford" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Florida US House results, Lashonda "LJ" Holloway

    Name casing: "Lashonda "LJ" Holloway" shown as "Lashonda "L. J." Holloway" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Florida US House results, Ralph E Hartman

    Name casing: "Ralph E Hartman" shown as "Ralph E. Hartman" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Iowa US House results, JD Scholten

    Name casing: "JD Scholten" shown as "J D Scholten" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Idaho US House results, Larry La Rocco

    Name casing: "Larry La Rocco" shown as "Larry LaRocco" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Idaho US House results, Larry Larocco

    Name casing: "Larry Larocco" shown as "Larry LaRocco" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Illinois US House results, Henryj Hyde

    Name casing: "Henryj Hyde" shown as "Henry J Hyde" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Indiana US House results, Marlin A Stutzman

    Name casing: "Marlin A Stutzman" shown as "Marlin A. Stutzman" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Indiana US House results, William E Henry

    Name casing: "William E Henry" shown as "William E. Henry" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Louisiana US House results, M V "Vinny" Mendoza

    Name casing: "M V "Vinny" Mendoza" shown as "M. V. "Vinny" Mendoza" (4 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Louisiana US House results, Rufus Holt Craig, Jr

    Name casing: "Rufus Holt Craig, Jr" shown as "Rufus Holt Craig Jr" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Massachusetts US House results, James P McGovern

    Name casing: "James P McGovern" shown as "James P. McGovern" (8 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Massachusetts US House results, Richard E Neal

    Name casing: "Richard E Neal" shown as "Richard E. Neal" (12 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Massachusetts US House results, Robert G Burke

    Name casing: "Robert G Burke" shown as "Robert G. Burke" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Massachusetts US House results, Stephen F Lynch

    Name casing: "Stephen F Lynch" shown as "Stephen F. Lynch" (5 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Massachusetts US House results, William R Keating

    Name casing: "William R Keating" shown as "William R. Keating" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Maryland US House results, Ca Dutch Ruppersberger

    Name casing: "Ca Dutch Ruppersberger" shown as "C A Dutch Ruppersberger" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Maryland US House results, Neil C Parrott

    Name casing: "Neil C Parrott" shown as "Neil C. Parrott" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Maryland US House results, Ronald M Owens-Bey

    Name casing: "Ronald M Owens-Bey" shown as "Ronald M. Owens-Bey" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Maryland US House results, Scott M Collier

    Name casing: "Scott M Collier" shown as "Scott M. Collier" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Maine US House results, Jared F Golden

    Name casing: "Jared F Golden" shown as "Jared F. Golden" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Michigan US House results, Andrea L Kirby

    Name casing: "Andrea L Kirby" shown as "Andrea L. Kirby" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Michigan US House results, Brenda K Sanders

    Name casing: "Brenda K Sanders" shown as "Brenda K. Sanders" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Michigan US House results, Carl J Marlinga

    Name casing: "Carl J Marlinga" shown as "Carl J. Marlinga" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Michigan US House results, Clyde K Shabazz

    Name casing: "Clyde K Shabazz" shown as "Clyde K. Shabazz" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Michigan US House results, John R Moolenaar

    Name casing: "John R Moolenaar" shown as "John R. Moolenaar" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Michigan US House results, Kerry Bentivolio

    Name casing: "Kerry Bentivolio" shown as "Kerry Bent Ivolio" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Michigan US House results, Martell D Bivings

    Name casing: "Martell D Bivings" shown as "Martell D. Bivings" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Michigan US House results, Simone R Coleman

    Name casing: "Simone R Coleman" shown as "Simone R. Coleman" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Mississippi US House results, G V "Sonny" Montgomery

    Name casing: "G V "Sonny" Montgomery" shown as "Gv "Sonny" Montgomery" (4 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Montana US House results, Ryan K Zinke

    Name casing: "Ryan K Zinke" shown as "Ryan K. Zinke" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • North Carolina US House results, Alan D Swain

    Name casing: "Alan D Swain" shown as "Alan D. Swain" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • North Carolina US House results, Lh Fountain

    Name casing: "Lh Fountain" shown as "L H Fountain" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • North Carolina US House results, Wg "Bill" Hefner

    Name casing: "Wg "Bill" Hefner" shown as "W G "Bill" Hefner" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Nebraska US House results, Mark Elworth, Jr

    Name casing: "Mark Elworth, Jr" shown as "Mark Elworth Jr" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • New Jersey US House results, Bill Pascrell, Jr

    Name casing: "Bill Pascrell, Jr" shown as "Bill Pascrell Jr" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • New Jersey US House results, Christopher H Smith

    Name casing: "Christopher H Smith" shown as "Christopher H. Smith" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • New Jersey US House results, Cynthia A Johnson

    Name casing: "Cynthia A Johnson" shown as "Cynthia A. Johnson" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • New Jersey US House results, Donald M Payne, Jr

    Name casing: "Donald M Payne, Jr" shown as "Donald M Payne Jr" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • New Jersey US House results, Frank Pallone Jr

    Name casing: "Frank Pallone Jr" shown as "Frank Pallone, Jr." (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • New Jersey US House results, Rose Zeidwerg Monyek

    Name casing: "Rose Zeidwerg Monyek" shown as "Rose "Zeidwerg" Monyek" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • New Jersey US House results, Thomas H Kean Jr

    Name casing: "Thomas H Kean Jr" shown as "Thomas H. Kean, Jr." (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Nevada US House results, Richard Wayne Odell

    Name casing: "Richard Wayne Odell" shown as "Richard Wayne O'Dell" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • New York US House results, Frank Della Valle

    Name casing: "Frank Della Valle" shown as "Frank DellaValle" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • New York US House results, Frank Dellavalle

    Name casing: "Frank Dellavalle" shown as "Frank DellaValle" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • New York US House results, George Ad Santos

    Name casing: "George Ad Santos" shown as "George A D Santos" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • New York US House results, Gregory W Meeks

    Name casing: "Gregory W Meeks" shown as "Gregory W. Meeks" (7 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • New York US House results, John A De Prima

    Name casing: "John A De Prima" shown as "John A DePrima" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • New York US House results, John A Deprima

    Name casing: "John A Deprima" shown as "John A DePrima" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • New York US House results, Joseph J Dio Guardi

    Name casing: "Joseph J Dio Guardi" shown as "Joseph J DioGuardi" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • New York US House results, Joseph J Dioguardi

    Name casing: "Joseph J Dioguardi" shown as "Joseph J DioGuardi" (6 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • New York US House results, Menachem M Raitport

    Name casing: "Menachem M Raitport" shown as "Menachem M. Raitport" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • New York US House results, Michael K Zumbluskas

    Name casing: "Michael K Zumbluskas" shown as "Michael K. Zumbluskas" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • New York US House results, Nydia M Velazquez

    Name casing: "Nydia M Velazquez" shown as "Nydia M. Velázquez" (10 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • New York US House results, Thomas J Zmich

    Name casing: "Thomas J Zmich" shown as "Thomas J. Zmich" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • New York US House results, Thomas R Suozzi

    Name casing: "Thomas R Suozzi" shown as "Thomas R. Suozzi" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • New York US House results, Yvette D Clarke

    Name casing: "Yvette D Clarke" shown as "Yvette D. Clarke" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Ohio US House results, Michael R Turner

    Name casing: "Michael R Turner" shown as "Michael R. Turner" (5 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Oklahoma US House results, Frank D Lucas

    Name casing: "Frank D Lucas" shown as "Frank D. Lucas" (4 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Oklahoma US House results, Richard C Dick Freeman

    Name casing: "Richard C Dick Freeman" shown as "Richard C "Dick" Freeman" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Oregon US House results, David W Walker

    Name casing: "David W Walker" shown as "David W. Walker" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Pennsylvania US House results, Brendan F Boyle

    Name casing: "Brendan F Boyle" shown as "Brendan F. Boyle" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • South Carolina US House results, Gloria Bromell-Tinubu

    Name casing: "Gloria Bromell-Tinubu" shown as "Gloria Bromell Tinubu" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Tennessee US House results, Mark E Green

    Name casing: "Mark E Green" shown as "Mark E. Green" (3 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Tennessee US House results, Richard G Baker

    Name casing: "Richard G Baker" shown as "Richard G. Baker" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Tennessee US House results, Scott Des Jarlais

    Name casing: "Scott Des Jarlais" shown as "Scott DesJarlais" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Texas US House results, Alejandro "Alex" De Pena

    Name casing: "Alejandro "Alex" De Pena" shown as "Alejandro "Alex" DePena" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Texas US House results, Alejandro "Alex" Depena

    Name casing: "Alejandro "Alex" Depena" shown as "Alejandro "Alex" DePena" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Texas US House results, Irene Armendariz-Jackson

    Name casing: "Irene Armendariz-Jackson" shown as "Irene Armendariz Jackson" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Texas US House results, JJ "Jake" Pickle

    Name casing: "JJ "Jake" Pickle" shown as "J J "Jake" Pickle" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Texas US House results, JJ Pickle

    Name casing: "JJ Pickle" shown as "J J Pickle" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Texas US House results, Jrmar "JJ" Jefferson

    Name casing: "Jrmar "JJ" Jefferson" shown as "Jrmar "J J" Jefferson" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Texas US House results, Kevin A Hale

    Name casing: "Kevin A Hale" shown as "Kevin A. Hale" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Texas US House results, Sheila Jackson Lee

    Name casing: "Sheila Jackson Lee" shown as "Sheila Jackson-Lee" (7 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Texas US House results, Trey J Hunt

    Name casing: "Trey J Hunt" shown as "Trey J. Hunt" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Texas US House results, William Willie Vaden

    Name casing: "William Willie Vaden" shown as "William "Willie" Vaden" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Utah US House results, Glenn J Wright

    Name casing: "Glenn J Wright" shown as "Glenn J. Wright" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Virginia US House results, Gerald E Connolly

    Name casing: "Gerald E Connolly" shown as "Gerald E. Connolly" (6 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Virginia US House results, Leon Benjamin, Sr

    Name casing: "Leon Benjamin, Sr" shown as "Leon Benjamin Sr" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Virginia US House results, Robert C "Bobby" Scott

    Name casing: "Robert C "Bobby" Scott" shown as "Robert C. "Bobby" Scott" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Virginia US House results, W C "Dan" Daniel

    Name casing: "W C "Dan" Daniel" shown as "Wc "Dan" Daniel" (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Washington US House results, Mikekreidler

    Name casing: "Mikekreidler" shown as "Mike Kreidler" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Wisconsin US House results, Robert R Raymond

    Name casing: "Robert R Raymond" shown as "Robert R. Raymond" (10 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • West Virginia US House results, Carol D Miller

    Name casing: "Carol D Miller" shown as "Carol D. Miller" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Wyoming US House results, Lynnette Greybull

    Name casing: "Lynnette Greybull" shown as "Lynnette Grey Bull" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

US Senate results28 notes
  • US Senate results, all states

    Senate class (1, 2, 3) is derived, not in the source. Regular races: year mod 6 (2, 4, 0 give classes 1, 2, 3, so 2018 and 2024 are class 1, 2020 is class 2, 2022 is class 3). Special elections: the state's other class when a regular race the same year exists; otherwise the class whose next regular race features the special's winner. Methods used: year: 833; other seat in a state/year with a regular race: 18; special winner appears in that class's next regular race: 8; manual override (documented fact): 1; special in a year the state's own class is regularly up, with no regular race recorded: 2.

  • Georgia US Senate results

    Senate class set by manual override: GA 2000: Georgia 2000 special filled the seat vacated by the death of Paul Coverdell; that seat's term ran to January 2005 (Class 3)

  • US Senate results, all states

    Senate stage handling: source stage 'pre' is the first (November) round of Georgia's 1992 and 2008 majority-vote contests, and the later 'gen' round is the runoff; 'runoff' and 'GEN RUNOFF' rows are runoffs (the January 2021 Georgia runoffs are filed under year 2021 in the source and keep it, in the class of the November 2020 race). Runoffs carry runoff true and date null. winner is set in a first round only for a candidate over 50%.

  • US Senate results, all states

    Race dates: regular first-round races carry the statutory general election day (first Tuesday after the first Monday in November). Special elections and runoffs have date null; the source gives no date.

  • US Senate results, all states

    Incumbent status is not in the MEDSL Senate file. incumbent is null on every candidate.

  • Alaska US Senate results

    2022 used ranked-choice voting. The rows are Round 1 of the Alaska Division of Elections RCV Detailed Report (round: round-1), not the final round; Murkowski was elected in the last round (data/raw/federal_results/ak_doe/22genr_RCV_US_SEN.pdf).

  • US Senate results, all states

    Non-candidate rows (BLANK VOTE, VOID, BLANK VOTE/SCATTERING) are dropped; SCATTERING, OTHER and write-in rows are kept as 'Scattered write-ins', 'Other' and 'Write-ins'. total and pct use the sum of the listed rows (candidates, write-ins, scattering), so blank, void and over votes in the source totalvotes never lower a share; a race's pcts sum to 100 within rounding.

  • US Senate results, all states

    Candidates listed on several ballot lines (fusion states such as NY, CT) are merged into one candidate with votes summed; party and party_label come from the Democratic or Republican line when there is one. Names are converted from ALL CAPS to title case by rule and may need spot-checking.

  • US Senate results, all states

    2024 Nebraska and 2022 California-style special races are included as the source lists them. Louisiana 2014 and similar jungle-primary runoffs are present only if the source lists them as separate rows.

  • US Senate results, all states

    The source has no Senate seats for DC or territories.

  • US Senate results, all states

    4 uncontested races (source stores 1 vote as a placeholder). votes and total are null, uncontested is true, the sole candidate has pct 100.0 and winner true: LA 1978; LA 1984; LA 1990; LA 1992.

  • Georgia US Senate results, 1992 runoff

    Runoff date 1992-11-24 added from public record: Georgia US Senate runoff (Fowler, Coverdell), the Tuesday before Thanksgiving 1992; contemporary news reports. The MEDSL source gives no runoff dates.

  • Georgia US Senate results, 2008 runoff

    Runoff date 2008-12-02 added from public record: Georgia US Senate runoff (Chambliss, Martin); Washington Times, Dec 2 2008. The MEDSL source gives no runoff dates.

  • Georgia US Senate results, 2021 runoff

    Runoff date 2021-01-05 added from public record: Georgia US Senate runoffs, January 5, 2021 (Georgia Secretary of State certified results). The MEDSL source gives no runoff dates.

  • Georgia US Senate results, 2021 special runoff

    Runoff date 2021-01-05 added from public record: Georgia US Senate special runoff, January 5, 2021 (Georgia Secretary of State certified results). The MEDSL source gives no runoff dates.

  • Georgia US Senate results, 2022 runoff

    Runoff date 2022-12-06 added from public record: Georgia US Senate runoff (Warnock, Walker), December 6, 2022; Ballotpedia news, Dec 7 2022. The MEDSL source gives no runoff dates.

  • Wyoming US Senate results, 2020

    The source gives no party for any candidate in this race. Winner Cynthia M. Lummis is the sitting member for this seat, so we take party R from the officials file (congress.json, bioguide-sourced) and set partySource to "officials". The other candidates stay Other because no source on file gives their party.

  • Alabama US Senate results, Michael R.A. Erdey

    Name casing: "Michael R.A. Erdey" shown as "Michael R. A. Erdey" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Delaware US Senate results, Nadine M Frost

    Name casing: "Nadine M Frost" shown as "Nadine M. Frost" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Delaware US Senate results, Thomas R Carper

    Name casing: "Thomas R Carper" shown as "Thomas R. Carper" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Georgia US Senate results, Wyche Fowler Jr.

    Name casing: "Wyche Fowler Jr." shown as "Wyche Fowler, Jr." (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Louisiana US Senate results, Louis Woody Jenkins

    Name casing: "Louis Woody Jenkins" shown as "Louis "Woody" Jenkins" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Louisiana US Senate results, M.V. "Vinny" Mendoza

    Name casing: "M.V. "Vinny" Mendoza" shown as "M. V. "Vinny" Mendoza" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Louisiana US Senate results, MV "Vinny" Mendoza

    Name casing: "MV "Vinny" Mendoza" shown as "M. V. "Vinny" Mendoza" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Nevada US Senate results, None Of These, Candidates

    Name casing: "None Of These, Candidates" shown as "None Of These Candidates" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Ohio US Senate results, George V Voinovich

    Name casing: "George V Voinovich" shown as "George V. Voinovich" (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Pennsylvania US Senate results, Robert P Casey Jr

    Name casing: "Robert P Casey Jr" shown as "Robert P. Casey, Jr." (2 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

  • Wisconsin US Senate results, Robert W. Kasten, Jr.

    Name casing: "Robert W. Kasten, Jr." shown as "Robert W. Kasten Jr." (1 rows), one spelling per person in this file (officials-file spelling first, then the most common; split compound surnames such as La Rocco are joined as LaRocco).

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