107th Congress (2001-2002) - House Seats by State

The Green Papers: Midterm Election 2002

107^th Congress
(2001-2002)
House Seats by State

2 Seats up for election in 2002

3 Elected

433 Seats not up for election in 2002

35 Open Seats (voluntary retirement, seeking other political office, term limits)

2 Vacant Seats (office holder resigned, deceased, or expelled)

2 Democrats

381 Incumbents renominated by same party

1 Incumbent renominated by another party

1 Republican

8 Incumbents lost bid for Renomination

1 Incumbent House - election status not yet determined (primaries and/or nominating conventions yet to be held)

1 Democrat

13 Candidates seeking a Seat

This is a list of the current House seats and the incumbents occupying them. All 435 of these seats are up for election on 5 November 2002.

There have been 5 deaths, 5 resignations, and 1 explusion from the 107^th House.

Hawaii CD 2: We extend our condolences to the friends and family of Congressman Patsy Takemoto Mink, 74, who passed away 28 September 2002. She had been hospitalized since 30 August with viral pneumonia. She served 12 terms in the House of Representatives.
Ohio CD 3: Democratic Congressman Tony P. Hall resigned on 9 September 2002 to become the United States Ambassador to the United Nations Food Agencies.
Ohio CD 17: Democratic Congressman James Traficant, Jr. was expelled from the U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday 24 July 2002 by a vote of 420-1 with 9 Congressmen voting "present". He had been found guilty of 10 ethics violations stemming from his conviction on bribery, tax evasion and fraud charges.
Oklahoma CD 1: Republican Representative Steve Largent resigned his seat on 15 February 2002 in order to run for Governor of Oklahoma.
Florida CD 1: Republican Representative Joe Scarborough resigned 6 September 2001. Mr. Scarborough was first elected to the House in 1994.
South Carolina CD 2: Republican Representative Floyd Spence, 73, passed away 16 August 2001, a week after undergoing brain surgery. The Congressman was first elected to the House in November 1970.
Arkansas CD 3: The Senate confirmed Republican Representative Asa Hutchinson as Adminstrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration on 1 August 2001. Accordingly, on 6 August 2001, Mr. Hutchinson resigned from the House.
Massachusetts CD 9: Democratic Representative John Joseph Moakley, 74, passed away 28 May 2001. He was suffering from leukemia. Mr. Moakley was first elected to the House in November 1973.
Virginia CD 4: Democratic Representative Norman Sisisky, 73, passed away 29 March 2001. He was recovering from cancer surgery. Mr. Sisisky was first elected to the House in November 1982.
Pennsylvania CD 9: Republican Representative Bud Shuster, citing health reasons, retired Wednesday, January 31, 2001. He has served in the House for 14 terms.
California CD 32: Representative Julian Dixon, 66, passed away on Friday 8 December 2000 following an apparent heart attack in Los Angeles. He was a member of the Congressional Black Caucus and represented West Los Angeles for 22 years.

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Hawaii 2-year term (2001-2002)
Partisan Composition: 2 Democrats

CD 2		Democrat	Congressman Ed Case • Elected in a Special Election, 1 December 2002, re: death of Congressman Patsy Mink, 28 September 2002. • Seat up for election: Saturday 30 November 2002
			Open Seat (no incumbent)
		Democrat	Ed Case • 30 November 2002 candidates for the winner take-all special election to fill the unexpired term (ending January 2003) of Patsy Mink: John L. Baker; Paul Britos, State Rep. Ed Case; Brian G. Cole; Chas Collins; Michael "Mike" Gagne; Kekoa D. Kaapu; John F. Mink; Solomon Naluai; Art P. Reyes; Steve Tataii.
		Green	(pending) • 30 November 2002 candidates for the winner take-all special election to fill the unexpired term (ending January 2003) of Patsy Mink: G. "Iimz" Goodwin; Nick Nikhilananda.
		Libertarian	(pending) • 30 November 2002 candidates for the winner take-all special election to fill the unexpired term (ending January 2003) of Patsy Mink: Lawrence "Lehr" Duquesne; Jeff Mallan.
		Nonpartisan	(pending) • 30 November 2002 candidates for the winner take-all special election to fill the unexpired term (ending January 2003) of Patsy Mink: Dan A. Cole; S. J. Harlan; Lillian Lai Lam Wang Hong; Ron "Whodaguy" Jacobs; Robert M. Martin, Jr; John Mayer; Mark McNett; John Parker; John "Jack" Randall; Mike Rethman; Bill Russell.
		Republican	(pending) • 30 November 2002 candidates for the winner take-all special election to fill the unexpired term (ending January 2003) of Patsy Mink: Whitney T. Anderson; Walter R. Barnes; John S. "Mahina" Carroll; Joe Conner; Doug Fairhurst; Carolyn Martinez Golojuch; Richard H. Haake; Kimo Kaloi; Joseph "Papa Joe" Payne; Clifford P. Rhodes; Bob Schieve; Timmy Yuen.
	We extend our condolences to the friends and family of Congressman Patsy Takemoto Mink, 74, who passed away 28 September 2002 after being hospitalized on 30 August with viral pneumonia. She served 12 terms in the House of Representatives. Congressman Mink was a candidate for re-election in the new CD # 2 and received her party's renomination during the 21 September 2002 Primary. Election history - Returned to House: in Special Election, 22 September 1990 re: resignation of Congressman Daniel Akaka, 16 May 1990 re: his having been appointed (subsequently to be elected) U.S. Senator in the Class 1 seat from Hawaii [previously elected to U.S. House: 1964, 1966, 1968, 1970, 1972, 1974] Deceased: 28 September 2002. Re-elected posthumously: 5 November 2002

Oklahoma 2-year term (2001-2002)
Partisan Composition: 5 Republicans, 1 Democrat

CD 1		Republican	Congressman John Sullivan • Re-elected 5 November 2002 • Elected 8 January 2002 in Special Election for the term to begin 15 February, the effective date of the resignation of Steve Largent (who resigned to run for OK Governor). Representative Sullivan will take oath of office 27 February 2002. • Seat up for election: Tuesday 5 November 2002 • Renominated - 27 August 2002- Primary Results of the Special Election of Tuesday 8 January 2002 to fill the seat held by Steve Largent: WINNER - Republican - John Sullivan: (61,694 votes, 53.79%); Democrat - Doug Dodd: (50,850 votes, 44.34%); Independent Neil Mavis: (1,758 votes, 1.53%); Independent - David Fares: (388 votes, 0.34%). Special Election Calendar: Primary - 11 December 2001, General - 8 January 2002. The 12 February 2002 election was not needed.
			Open Seat (no incumbent)
		Democrat	Doug Dodd • 11 December 2001 Primary: WINNER: Doug Dodd (12,516 votes - 88.77%), James E. Lamkin (1,584 votes - 11.23%).
		Independent	David Fares
		Independent	Neil Mavis
		Republican	John Sullivan • Cathy Keating officially ended her candidacy on Friday 14 December 2001 and has endorsed John Sullivan. 11 December special primary results: Qualified for runoff - John Sullivan (19,018 votes - 45.53%) and Cathy Keating (12,736 votes - 30.49%). Disqualified - Scott Pruitt (9,513 votes - 22.77%), George E. Banasky (296 votes - 0.71%), Evelyn L. Rogers (210 votes - .50%).
	Congressman Sullivan is a candidate for re-election in the new CD # 1