| The Green Papers: Arizona 2002 Midterm Election |
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Arizona
Primary: Tuesday 10 September 2002 Midterm Election: Tuesday 5 November 2002 |
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preview re: General Election in ARIZONA-
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| Incumbent | Party | District [per 1990 Apportionment ] |
Reason for not seeking re-election |
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| Bob Stump | Republican | CD # 3 | voluntary retirement |
Open Seats [those in which an incumbent is not running for re-election] in the U.S. House from ARIZONA in the 5 November 2002 General Election [NOTE—Districts are those per 2000 Apportionment ]:
- CD 1
- CD 2
- CD 7
Uncontested Major Races [for Governor, U.S. Senate or U.S. House] in the 5 November 2002 General Election in ARIZONA:
None.
| Governor Term Limit: The Governor can not serve for more than 8 years; 4-year terms, Governors | |||
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Republican | Governor Jane Dee Hull • As Secretary of State, succeeded to the office upon the resignation of Governor Fife Symington (Republican): 5 September 1997; first elected to a full term: 1998 • Chair up for election: Tuesday 5 November 2002 • The current Governor is affected by a term limit and CANNOT run in the next election for Governor. • Open Chair |
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| ** Open Chair (no incumbent) ** | |||
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Democrat | Janet Napolitano | |
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Independent | Richard Mahoney | |
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Libertarian | Barry Hess | |
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Reform | (Scott Malcomson - pending) • Not listed as a candidate by the Secretary of State |
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Republican | Matt Salmon | |
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Write-In | Raymond "Rayj" Caplette | |
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Write-In | Carlton Rahmani | |
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Write-In | L.D. "Denny" Talbow | |
| Arizona's Term Limit states that an office holder can not serve for more than 8 years. Governor Hull served 1.5 years of the previous Governor's term and was elected to a full 4 year term in 1998. By November 2002 she will have served 5.5 years making her ineligible for another 4 year term. | |||
| Senate 6-year term, 107th Senate Senate Electoral Classes | |||
| Class 1 | Republican | Senator Jon Kyl • First elected: 1994; re-elected 2000 [also served in U.S. House- elected: 1986, 1988, 1990, 1992] • Seat up for election: Tuesday 7 November 2006 |
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| Class 3 | Republican | Senator John McCain • First elected: 1986; re-elected: 1992, 1998 [also served in U.S. House- elected: 1982, 1984] • Seat up for election: Tuesday 2 November 2004 |
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| 107th House of Representatives 2-year term, House (2001-2002) | |||
| 1992-2000 Congressional Districts for the election of the 107th Congress | |||
| Partisan Composition (primary disposition): 5 Republicans (4 Renominated, 1 Open); 1 Democrat (1 Renominated) | |||
| CD 1 | Republican | Congressman Jeff Flake • Re-elected 5 November 2002 • First elected: 2000 • Renominated - 10 September 2002 - Primary |
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| Congressman Flake is a candidate for re-election in the new CD # 6 | |||
| CD 2 | Democrat | Congressman Ed Pastor • Re-elected 5 November 2002 • First elected: 24 September 1991- in a Special Election re: the resignation of Congressman Morris Udall, 4 May 1991 • Renominated - 10 September 2002 - Primary |
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| Congressman Pastor is a candidate for re-election in the new CD # 4 | |||
| CD 3 | Republican | Congressman Bob Stump • First elected as a Democrat: 1976; changed Party affiliation to Republican, 24 September 1981 • Open Seat - Voluntary Retirement |
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| CD 4 | Republican | Congressman John Shadegg • Re-elected 5 November 2002 • First elected: 1994 • Renominated - 10 September 2002 - Primary |
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| Congressman Shadegg is a candidate for re-election in the new CD # 3 | |||
| CD 5 | Republican | Congressman Jim Kolbe • Re-elected 5 November 2002 • First elected: 1984 • Renominated - 10 September 2002 - Primary |
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| Congressman Kolbe is a candidate for re-election in the new CD # 8 | |||
| CD 6 | Republican | Congressman J.D. Hayworth • Re-elected 5 November 2002 • First elected: 1994 • Renominated - 10 September 2002 - Primary |
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| Congressman Hayworth is a candidate for re-election in the new CD # 5 | |||
| 108th House of Representatives 2-year term, House (2003-2004) | |||
| 2002-2010 Congressional Districts for the election of the 108th Congress | |||
| CD 1 |
(pending) • Seat up for election: Tuesday 5 November 2002 |
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| ** Open Seat (no incumbent) ** | |||
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Democrat | George Cordova | |
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Libertarian | Edwin Porr | |
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Republican | Rick Renzi | |
| CD 2 |
(pending) • Seat up for election: Tuesday 5 November 2002 |
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| ** Open Seat (no incumbent) ** | |||
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Democrat | Randy Camacho | |
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Libertarian | Edward Carlson | |
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Republican | Trent Franks | |
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Write-In | William Crum | |
| CD 3 |
(pending) • Seat up for election: Tuesday 5 November 2002 |
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Democrat | Charles Hill | |
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Libertarian | Mark Yannone | |
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Republican | Congressman John Shadegg • Incumbent old CD 4 |
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| CD 4 |
(pending) • Seat up for election: Tuesday 5 November 2002 |
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Democrat | Congressman Ed Pastor • Incumbent old CD 2 |
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Libertarian | Amy Gibbons | |
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Republican | Johathan Barnert | |
| CD 5 |
(pending) • Seat up for election: Tuesday 5 November 2002 |
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Democrat | Craig Columbus | |
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Libertarian | Warren Severin • Write-in candidate |
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Republican | Congressman J.D. Hayworth • Incumbent old CD 6 |
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| CD 6 |
(pending) • Seat up for election: Tuesday 5 November 2002 |
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Democrat | Deborah Thomas | |
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Libertarian | Andy Wagner • Write-in candidate |
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Republican | Congressman Jeff Flake • Incumbent old CD 1 |
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| CD 7 |
(pending) • Seat up for election: Tuesday 5 November 2002 |
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| ** Open Seat (no incumbent) ** | |||
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Democrat | Raúl M. Grijalva | |
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Libertarian | John L. Nemeth | |
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Republican | Ross Hieb | |
| CD 8 |
(pending) • Seat up for election: Tuesday 5 November 2002 |
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Democrat | Mary Judge Ryan | |
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Libertarian | Joe Duarte | |
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Republican | Congressman Jim Kolbe • Incumbent current CD 5 |
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Write-In | Jim Dorrance | |