U.S. Representatives from Arizona, 1912-2018 (May be
incomplete!)
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1914:
Thomas
E. Campbell (Rep), defeated.
1918 Nov 5:
Carl
Hayden (Dem), elected;
Thomas
Maddock (Rep), defeated;
Peter
T. Robertson (Socialist), defeated.
1920 Nov 2:
Carl
Hayden (Dem), elected;
James
A. Dunseath (Rep), defeated.
1922 Nov 7:
Carl
Hayden (Dem), elected;
Emma
M. Guild (Rep), defeated.
1924 Nov 4:
Carl
Hayden (Dem), elected;
W.
J. Galbraith (Rep), defeated;
George
Maxwell (Ind), defeated.
1926 Nov 2:
Lewis
W. Douglas (Dem), elected;
Otis
J. Baughn (Rep), defeated.
1928 Nov 6:
Lewis
W. Douglas (Dem), elected;
Guy
Axline (Rep), defeated.
1930 Nov 4:
Lewis
W. Douglas (Dem), elected unopposed.
1942 Sep 8:
Renz
L. Jennings (Dem), defeated in primary.
1948 Nov 2:
John
R. Murdock (Dem), elected;
John
H. Udall (Rep), defeated;
A.
E. Templin (Prohibition), defeated.
Harold
A. Patten (Dem), elected;
Albert
R. Buehman (Rep), defeated;
John
P. Foley (Progressive), defeated;
T.
C. Abbott (Prohibition), defeated.
1942 Sep 8:
Richard
F. Harless (Dem), nominated.
1942 Nov 3:
Richard
F. Harless (Dem), elected;
John
R. Murdock (Dem), elected;
George
R. Darnell (Rep), defeated;
Joseph
S. Jencks, Jr. (Rep), defeated;
Morris
Graham (Communist), defeated.
1944 Jul 18:
Richard
F. Harless (Dem), nominated.
1944 Nov 7:
Richard
F. Harless (Dem), elected.
1946 Nov 5:
John
R. Murdock (Dem), elected;
Richard
F. Harless (Dem), elected;
Denver
C. Henson (Rep), defeated;
John
H. Cornutte (Rep), defeated;
Karl
M. Wilson (Communist), defeated.
1952:
Ralph
Watkins (Dem), defeated.
1954 Sep 7:
Richard
F. Harless (Dem), defeated in primary.
1958 Sep 9:
Richard
F. Harless (Dem), defeated in primary.
1964:
John
Ahearn (Dem), defeated.
1966:
George
Frederick Senner, Jr. (Dem), defeated.
1960 Sep 13:
Richard
F. Harless (Dem), nominated.
1960 Nov 8:
Richard
F. Harless (Dem), defeated;
John
J. Rhodes (Rep), elected;
Richard
H. Harless (Dem), defeated.
Stewart
Lee Udall (Dem), elected;
Mac
C. Matheson (Rep), defeated.
1966 Sep 13:
Ralph
Watkins (Dem), defeated in primary.
1968 Nov 5:
Ralph
Watkins (Dem), defeated.
1972:
Jack
E. Brown (Dem), defeated.
1974 Nov 5:
John
J. Rhodes (Rep), elected;
Patricia
M. Fullinwider (Dem), defeated;
J.
M. Sanders (Life-Liberty-Justice), defeated.
Morris
K. Udall (Dem), elected;
Keith
Dolgaard (Rep), defeated.
Sam
Steiger (Rep), elected;
Pat
Bosch (Dem), defeated.
John
B. Conlan (Rep), elected;
Byron
T. Brown (Dem), defeated.
1982 Nov 2:
John
S. McCain (Rep), elected;
Willam
E. Hegarty (Dem), defeated;
Richard
K. Dodge (Libertarian), defeated.
1986 Nov 4:
John
J. Rhodes III (Rep), elected;
Harry
Braun (Dem), defeated.
1988 Nov 8:
John
J. Rhodes III (Rep), elected;
John
M. Fillmore (Dem), defeated.
1982 Nov 2:
Morris
K. Udall (Dem), elected;
Roy
B. Laos (Rep), defeated;
Jessica
Sampson (Young Socialist Alliance), defeated.
1986 Nov 4:
Morris
K. Udall (Dem), elected;
Sheldon
Clark (Rep), defeated;
Lorenzo
Torrez (Ind), defeated.
1988 Nov 8:
Morris
K. Udall (Dem), elected;
Joseph
D. Sweeney (Rep), defeated.
1982 Nov 2:
Bob
Stump (Rep), elected;
Pat
Bosch (Dem), defeated.
1986 Nov 4:
Bob
Stump (Rep), elected unopposed.
1988 Nov 8:
Bob
Stump (Rep), elected;
Dave
Moss (Dem), defeated;
John
Parsons (Ind), defeated.
1982 Nov 2:
Eldon
D. Rudd (Rep), elected;
Wayne
O. Earley (Dem), defeated;
Richard
A. Stauffer (Libertarian), defeated.
1986 Nov 4:
Jon
Kyl (Rep), elected;
Philip
R. Davis (Dem), defeated.
1988 Nov 8:
Jon
Kyl (Rep), elected;
Gary
Sprunk (Libertarian), defeated.
1982 Nov 2:
James
McNulty, Jr. (Dem), elected;
Jim
Kolbe (Rep), defeated;
Richard
D. Auster (Libertarian), defeated.
1986 Nov 4:
Jim
Kolbe (Rep), elected;
Joel
Ireland (Dem), defeated.
1988 Nov 8:
Jim
Kolbe (Rep), elected;
Judith
E. Belcher (Dem), defeated.
1990 Nov 6:
John
J. Rhodes III (Rep), elected;
Tim
Rose (Ind), defeated;
Betsey
McDonald (Ind), defeated.
1992 Nov 3:
Samuel
G. Coppersmith (Dem), elected;
John
J. Rhodes III (Rep), defeated;
Ted
Goldstein (Natural Law), defeated.
1994 Nov 8:
Matt
Salmon (Rep), elected;
Chuck
Blanchard (Dem), defeated;
Bob
Howarth (Libertarian), defeated.
1996 Nov 5:
Matt
Salmon (Rep), elected;
John
A. Cox (Dem), defeated.
1998 Sep 8:
John
A. Cox (Dem), nominated unopposed, but died before the election.
1998 Sep 8:
Matt
Salmon (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1998 Nov 3:
Matt
Salmon (Rep), elected;
David
Mendoza (Dem), defeated.
1990 Nov 6:
Morris
K. Udall (Dem), elected;
Joseph
D. Sweeney (Rep), defeated.
1991 Sep 24:
Ed
Pastor (Dem), elected;
Pat
Conner (Rep), defeated.
1992 Nov 3:
Ed
Pastor (Dem), elected;
Don
Shooter (Rep), defeated;
Dan
Detaranto (Libertarian), defeated.
1994 Nov 8:
Ed
Pastor (Dem), elected;
Robert
MacDonald (Rep), defeated;
James
Bertrand (Libertarian), defeated.
1996 Nov 5:
Ed
Pastor (Dem), elected;
Jim
Buster (Rep), defeated;
Alice
Bangle (Libertarian), defeated.
1998 Sep 8:
Ed
Pastor (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1998 Sep 8:
Ed
Barron (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1998 Sep 8:
Gregory
R. Schultz (Reform), nominated unopposed.
1998 Sep 8:
Rick
Duncan (Libertarian), nominated unopposed.
1998 Nov 3:
Ed
Pastor (Dem), elected;
Ed
Barron (Rep), defeated;
Rick
Duncan (Libertarian), defeated;
Gregory
R. Schultz (Reform), defeated.
1990 Nov 6:
Bob
Stump (Rep), elected;
Roger
Hartstone (Dem), defeated.
1992 Nov 3:
Bob
Stump (Rep), elected;
Roger
Hartstone (Dem), defeated;
Pamela
Volponi (Natural Law), defeated.
1994 Nov 8:
Bob
Stump (Rep), elected;
Howard
Lee Sprague (Dem), defeated.
1996 Nov 5:
Bob
Stump (Rep), elected;
Alexander
Schneider (Dem), defeated.
1998 Sep 8:
Stuart
Starky (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1998 Sep 8:
Bob
Stump (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1998 Nov 3:
Bob
Stump (Rep), elected;
Stuart
Starky (Dem), defeated;
Benjamin
H. Jankowski, defeated.
1990 Nov 6:
Jon
Kyl (Rep), elected;
Mark
Ivey (Dem), defeated.
1992 Nov 3:
Jon
Kyl (Rep), elected;
Walter
R. Mybeck II (Dem), defeated;
Debbie
Collings (Ind), defeated;
Tim
McDermott (Libertarian), defeated.
1994 Nov 8:
John
B. Shadegg (Rep), elected;
Carol
Cure (Dem), defeated;
Mark
J. Yannone (Libertarian), defeated.
1996 Nov 5:
John
B. Shadegg (Rep), elected;
Maria
Elena Milton (Dem), defeated.
1998 Sep 8:
Eric
Ehst (Dem), nominated;
Maria
Elena Milton (Dem), defeated in primary.
1998 Sep 8:
John
B. Shadegg (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1998 Sep 8:
Ernest
Hancock (Libertarian), nominated unopposed.
1998 Nov 3:
John
B. Shadegg (Rep), elected;
Eric
Ehst (Dem), defeated;
Ernest
Hancock (Libertarian), defeated;
Doug
Quelland (Ind), defeated.
1990 Nov 6:
Jim
Kolbe (Rep), elected;
Chuck
Phillips (Dem), defeated.
1992 Nov 3:
Jim
Kolbe (Rep), elected;
Jim
Toevs (Dem), defeated;
Perry
Willis (Libertarian), defeated.
1994 Nov 8:
Jim
Kolbe (Rep), elected;
Gary
Auerbach (Dem), defeated;
Phillip
W. Murphy (Libertarian), defeated.
1996 Nov 5:
Jim
Kolbe (Rep), elected;
Mort
Nelson (Dem), defeated;
John
C. Zajac (Libertarian), defeated;
Ed
Finkelstein (Reform), defeated.
1998 Sep 8:
Tom
Volgy (Dem), nominated;
Wayne
Bryant (Dem), defeated in primary.
1998 Sep 8:
Jim
Kolbe (Rep), nominated;
Joseph
D. Sweeney (Rep), defeated in primary.
1998 Sep 8:
Robert
Connery, Sr. (Reform), nominated unopposed.
1998 Sep 8:
Phillip
W. Murphy (Libertarian), nominated unopposed.
1998 Nov 3:
Jim
Kolbe (Rep), elected;
Tom
Volgy (Dem), defeated;
Phillip
W. Murphy (Libertarian), defeated;
Robert
Connery, Sr. (Reform), defeated.
1992 Nov 3:
Karan
English (Dem), elected;
Doug
Wead (Rep), defeated;
Sarah
Stannard (Ind), defeated.
1994:
David
Schweikert (Rep), defeated in primary.
1994 Nov 8:
J.
D. Hayworth (Rep), elected;
Karan
English (Dem), defeated;
Sequoia
R. Fuller (Libertarian), defeated.
1996 Nov 5:
J.
D. Hayworth (Rep), elected;
Steve
Owens (Dem), defeated;
Robert
Anderson (Libertarian), defeated.
1998 Sep 8:
Steve
Owens (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1998 Sep 8:
J.
D. Hayworth (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1998 Sep 8:
Robert
Anderson (Libertarian), nominated unopposed.
1998 Nov 3:
J.
D. Hayworth (Rep), elected;
Steve
Owens (Dem), defeated;
Robert
Anderson (Libertarian), defeated.
2000 Sep 12:
David
Mendoza (Dem), nominated unopposed.
2000 Sep 12:
Jeff
Flake (Rep), nominated;
Sal
Diciccio (Rep), defeated in primary;
Susan
Bitter Smith (Rep), defeated in primary;
Tom
Liddy (Rep), defeated in primary;
Bert
Tollefson (Rep), defeated in primary.
2000 Sep 12:
Jon
Burroughs (Libertarian), nominated unopposed.
2000 Nov 7:
Jeff
Flake (Rep), elected;
David
Mendoza (Dem), defeated;
Jon
Burroughs (Libertarian), defeated.
2002 Nov 5:
Rick
Renzi (Rep), elected;
George
Cordova (Dem), defeated;
Edwin
Porr (Libertarian), defeated.
2004 Nov 2:
Rick
Renzi (Rep), elected;
Paul
Babbitt (Dem), defeated;
John
Crockett (Libertarian), defeated.
2000 Sep 12:
Ed
Pastor (Dem), nominated unopposed.
2000 Sep 12:
Bill
Barenholtz (Rep), nominated unopposed.
2000 Sep 12:
Barbara
Shelor (Natural Law), nominated unopposed.
2000 Sep 12:
Geoffrey
Weber (Libertarian), nominated unopposed.
2000 Nov 7:
Ed
Pastor (Dem), elected;
Bill
Barenholtz (Rep), defeated;
Geoffrey
Weber (Libertarian), defeated;
Barbara
Shelor (Natural Law), defeated.
2002 Nov 5:
Trent
Franks (Rep), elected;
Randy
Camacho (Dem), defeated;
Edward
R. Carlson (Libertarian), defeated.
2004:
Dick
Hensley (Rep), defeated in primary.
2004 Nov 2:
Trent
Franks (Rep), elected;
Randy
Camacho (Dem), defeated;
Powell
Gammill (Libertarian), defeated.
2000 Sep 12:
Gene
Scharer (Dem), nominated unopposed.
2000 Sep 12:
Bob
Stump (Rep), nominated;
Dick
Hensley (Rep), defeated in primary.
2000 Sep 12:
Edward
R. Carlson (Libertarian), nominated unopposed.
2000 Nov 7:
Bob
Stump (Rep), elected;
Gene
Scharer (Dem), defeated;
Edward
R. Carlson (Libertarian), defeated.
2002 Nov 5:
John
B. Shadegg (Rep), elected;
Charles
Hill (Dem), defeated;
Mark
J. Yannone (Libertarian), defeated.
2004 Nov 2:
John
B. Shadegg (Rep), elected;
Mark
J. Yannone (Libertarian), defeated.
2000 Sep 12:
Benjamin
H. Jankowski (Dem), nominated unopposed.
2000 Sep 12:
John
B. Shadegg (Rep), nominated unopposed.
2000 Sep 12:
Ernest
Hancock (Libertarian), nominated;
Edward
Gaudreau (Libertarian), defeated in primary.
2000 Nov 7:
John
B. Shadegg (Rep), elected;
Benjamin
H. Jankowski (Dem), defeated;
Ernest
Hancock (Libertarian), defeated.
2002 Nov 5:
Ed
Pastor (Dem), elected;
Jonathan
Barnert (Rep), defeated;
Amy
Gibbons (Libertarian), defeated.
2004 Nov 2:
Ed
Pastor (Dem), elected;
Don
Karg (Rep), defeated;
Gary
Fallon (Libertarian), defeated.
2000 Sep 12:
George
Cunningham (Dem), nominated;
Mary
Judge Ryan (Dem), defeated in primary.
2000 Sep 12:
Jim
Kolbe (Rep), nominated;
Joseph
D. Sweeney (Rep), defeated in primary.
2000 Sep 12:
Michael
Jay Green (Green), nominated unopposed.
2000 Sep 12:
Aage
Nost (Libertarian), nominated unopposed.
2000 Nov 7:
Jim
Kolbe (Rep), elected;
George
Cunningham (Dem), defeated;
Michael
Jay Green (Green), defeated;
Aage
Nost (Libertarian), defeated.
2002 Nov 5:
J.
D. Hayworth (Rep), elected;
Craig
Columbus (Dem), defeated;
Warren
Severin (Libertarian), defeated.
2004 Nov 2:
J.
D. Hayworth (Rep), elected;
Elizabeth
Rogers (Dem), defeated;
Michael
Kielsky (Libertarian), defeated.
2008 Sep 2:
Mark
R. Anderson (Rep), defeated in primary.
2000 Sep 12:
Larry
Nelson (Dem), nominated;
Kevin
B. Harris (Dem), defeated in primary.
2000 Sep 12:
J.
D. Hayworth (Rep), nominated unopposed.
2000 Sep 12:
Rick
Duncan (Libertarian), nominated unopposed.
2000 Nov 7:
J.
D. Hayworth (Rep), elected;
Larry
Nelson (Dem), defeated;
Rick
Duncan (Libertarian), defeated.
2002 Nov 5:
Jeff
Flake (Rep), elected;
Deborah
Thomas (Dem), defeated;
Andy
Wagner (Libertarian), defeated.
2004 Nov 2:
Jeff
Flake (Rep), elected;
Craig
Stritar (Libertarian), defeated.
2002 Nov 5:
Raúl
M. Grijalva (Dem), elected;
Ross
Hieb (Rep), defeated;
John
L. Nemeth (Libertarian), defeated.
2004 Nov 2:
Raúl
M. Grijalva (Dem), elected;
Joseph
D. Sweeney (Rep), defeated;
Dave
Kaplan (Libertarian), defeated.
2002 Nov 5:
Jim
Kolbe (Rep), elected;
Mary
Judge Ryan (Dem), defeated;
Joe
Duarte (Libertarian), defeated.
2004 Nov 2:
Jim
Kolbe (Rep), elected;
Eva
Bacal (Dem), defeated;
Robert
Anderson (Libertarian), defeated.
2006 Sep 12:
Jeff
Latas (Dem), defeated in primary.
2012 Nov 6:
Ann
Kirkpatrick (Dem), elected;
Jonathan
Paton (Rep), defeated;
Kim
Allen (Libertarian), defeated.
2016 Aug 30:
Ken
Bennett (Rep), defeated in primary.
2012 Nov 6:
Ron
Barber (Dem), elected;
Martha
McSally (Rep), defeated;
Anthony
Prowell (Libertarian), defeated.
2010 Aug 24:
Ben
Quayle (Rep), nominated.
2010 Nov 2:
Ben
Quayle (Rep), elected.
2012 Nov 6:
Raúl
M. Grijalva (Dem), elected;
Gabriela
Saucedo Mercer (Rep), defeated;
Blanca
Guerra (Libertarian), defeated.
2012 Aug 28:
Ben
Quayle (Rep), defeated in primary.
2012 Jan 25:
Gabrielle
Giffords, resigned.
2012 Apr 17:
Ron
Barber (Dem), nominated unopposed.
2012 Apr 17:
Jesse
Kelly (Rep), nominated;
Martha
McSally (Rep), defeated in primary;
Frank
Antenori (Rep), defeated in primary;
Dave
Sitton (Rep), defeated in primary.
2012 Apr 17:
Charlie
Manolakis (Green), nominated unopposed.
2012 Jun 12:
Ron
Barber (Dem), elected;
Jesse
Kelly (Rep), defeated;
Charlie
Manolakis (Green), defeated.
2017 Dec 8:
Trent
Franks, resigned.
2018 Feb 27:
Debbie
Lesko (Rep), nominated.
2018 Apr 24:
Debbie
Lesko (Rep), elected.
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