The Political Graveyard: Texas: State Senate, 1990s

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Texas: State Senate, 1990s

Members of the Texas State Senate, 1990-99 (may be incomplete!)

Blank district: Chet Edwards 1983-90 Gene Green 1985-92 Eddie Bernice Johnson 1987-92 Frank Tejeda 1987-92
1st District: Bill Ratliff 1989-2004
2nd District: Florence Shapiro 1993-95 David H. Cain 1995-2002
3rd District: Drew Nixon 1995-2000
4th District: David E. Bernsen 1999-2002
5th District: Jim Turner 1991-96
7th District: Jon Lindsay 1997-2002
8th District: Florence Shapiro 1995-
11th District: Mike Jackson 1999-2012
13th District: Rodney Ellis 1990-
14th District: Gonzalo Barrientos 1985-2006
16th District: John J. Carona 1996-
18th District: Ken Armbrister 1987-2006
28th District: Robert Duncan 1996-
30th District: Tom Haywood 1995-2001
31st District: Teel Bivins 1989-2004

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Members of the Texas State Senate: Events and Candidates of the 1990's (may be incomplete!)

1st District:
- 1992 Mar 10: A. M. 'Bob' Aikin (Dem), nominated; Steve Gamble (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1992 Mar 10: Bill Ratliff (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Nov 3: Bill Ratliff (Rep), elected; A. M. 'Bob' Aikin (Dem), defeated.
- 1994 Mar 8: George Lavender (Dem), nominated; VaLinda Hathcox (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1994 Mar 8: Bill Ratliff (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: Bill Ratliff (Rep), elected; George Lavender (Dem), defeated.
- 1998 Mar 10: Bill Ratliff (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1998 Nov 3: Bill Ratliff (Rep), elected unopposed.
2nd District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Ted Lyon (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Mar 10: Florence Shapiro (Rep), advanced to runoff; Don Kent (Rep), advanced to runoff; Jack Harvard (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1992 Apr 14: Florence Shapiro (Rep), nominated; Don Kent (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1992 Nov 3: Florence Shapiro (Rep), elected; Ted Lyon (Dem), defeated; Richard C. Donaldson (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1994 Mar 8: David H. Cain (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Mar 8: Richard Harvey (Rep), nominated; Roland Cordobes (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1994 Nov 8: David H. Cain (Dem), elected; Richard Harvey (Rep), defeated.
- 1996 Mar 12: David H. Cain (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1996 Mar 12: Bob Reese (Rep), nominated; Richard Harvey (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1996 Nov 5: David H. Cain (Dem), elected; Bob Reese (Rep), defeated.
3rd District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Bill Haley (Dem), nominated; John Blair (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1992 Mar 10: Gene Shull (Rep), nominated; Vernon Krueger (Rep), defeated in primary; Tim Sisk (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1992 Nov 3: Bill Haley (Dem), elected; Gene Shull (Rep), defeated.
- 1994 Mar 8: Bill Haley (Dem), nominated unopposed, but withdrew.
- 1994 Mar 8: Drew Nixon (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: Drew Nixon (Rep), elected; Curtis Soileau (Dem), defeated.
- 1996 Mar 12: Jerry K. Johnson (Dem), nominated; Dick Swift (Dem), defeated in primary; Ralph Wallace (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1996 Mar 12: Drew Nixon (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1996 Nov 5: Drew Nixon (Rep), elected; Jerry K. Johnson (Dem), defeated.
4th District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Carl A. Parker (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Mar 10: Michael L. Galloway (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Nov 3: Carl A. Parker (Dem), elected; Michael L. Galloway (Rep), defeated.
- 1994 Mar 8: Carl A. Parker (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Mar 8: Michael L. Galloway (Rep), nominated; Jim Alexander (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1994 Nov 8: Michael L. Galloway (Rep), elected; Carl A. Parker (Dem), defeated.
- 1998 Mar 10: David E. Bernsen (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1998 Mar 10: Michael L. Galloway (Rep), nominated; Bill Leigh (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1998 Nov 3: David E. Bernsen (Dem), elected; Michael L. Galloway (Rep), defeated.
5th District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Jim Turner (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Nov 3: Jim Turner (Dem), elected unopposed.
- 1994 Mar 8: Jim Turner (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Mar 8: Jerry T. Thornton (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: Jim Turner (Dem), elected; Jerry T. Thornton (Rep), defeated.
- 1997 Jan 28: Steve Ogden (Rep), elected; Mary M. Moore (Dem), defeated.
- 1998 Mar 10: Mary M. Moore (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1998 Mar 10: Steve Ogden (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1998 Nov 3: Steve Ogden (Rep), elected; Mary M. Moore (Dem), defeated.
6th District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Don Coffey (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Mar 10: Dan Shelley (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Nov 3: Dan Shelley (Rep), elected; Don Coffey (Dem), defeated.
- 1994 Mar 8: Roman O. Martinez (Dem), advanced to runoff; Mario V. Gallegos, Jr. (Dem), advanced to runoff; Yolanda Navarro Flores (Dem), defeated in primary; David Thomas McCullough (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1994 Apr 12: Mario V. Gallegos, Jr. (Dem), nominated; Roman O. Martinez (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1994 Nov 8: Mario V. Gallegos, Jr. (Dem), elected unopposed.
- 1998 Mar 10: Mario V. Gallegos, Jr. (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1998 Nov 3: Mario V. Gallegos, Jr. (Dem), elected unopposed.
7th District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Don Henderson (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Nov 3: Don Henderson (Rep), elected; James P. Chudleigh (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1994 Mar 8: Don Henderson (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: Don Henderson (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1996 Mar 12: Jon Lindsay (Rep), nominated; Jerry Dumas (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1996 Nov 5: Jon Lindsay (Rep), elected unopposed.
8th District:
- 1992 Mar 10: O. H. 'Ike' Harris (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Nov 3: O. H. 'Ike' Harris (Rep), elected; Phillip J. Hubbell (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1994 Mar 8: Florence Shapiro (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: Florence Shapiro (Rep), elected; Paul Bertanzetti (Ind), defeated; John Wawro (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1996 Mar 12: Florence Shapiro (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1996 Nov 5: Florence Shapiro (Rep), elected; Randal Morgan (Libertarian), defeated.
9th District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Charles Osborn (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Mar 10: David Sibley (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Nov 3: David Sibley (Rep), elected; Charles Osborn (Dem), defeated.
- 1994 Mar 8: Jane Nelson (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: Jane Nelson (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1996 Mar 12: Jane Nelson (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1996 Nov 5: Jane Nelson (Rep), elected unopposed.
10th District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Bob Bass (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Mar 10: Chris Harris (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Nov 3: Chris Harris (Rep), elected; Bob Bass (Dem), defeated.
- 1994 Mar 8: Chris Harris (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: Chris Harris (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1996 Mar 12: Chris Harris (Rep), nominated; Jim Lollar (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1996 Nov 5: Chris Harris (Rep), elected unopposed.
11th District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Chet Brooks (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Mar 10: Jerry Patterson (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Nov 3: Jerry Patterson (Rep), elected; Chet Brooks (Dem), defeated; Marshall N. Anderson (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1994 Mar 8: Mike Martin (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Mar 8: Jerry Patterson (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: Jerry Patterson (Rep), elected; Mike Martin (Dem), defeated.
- 1998 Mar 10: Edward Wesley (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1998 Mar 10: Mike Jackson (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1998 Nov 3: Mike Jackson (Rep), elected; Edward Wesley (Dem), defeated.
12th District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Mike Moncrief (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Nov 3: Mike Moncrief (Dem), elected unopposed.
- 1994 Mar 8: Mike Moncrief (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: Mike Moncrief (Dem), elected unopposed.
- 1996 Mar 12: Mike Moncrief (Dem), nominated; Nancy Ward (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1996 Nov 5: Mike Moncrief (Dem), elected unopposed.
13th District:
- 1990 Feb 13: Rodney Ellis (Dem), elected.
- 1992 Mar 10: Rodney Ellis (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Nov 3: Rodney Ellis (Dem), elected; John Persakis (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1994 Mar 8: Rodney Ellis (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: Rodney Ellis (Dem), elected unopposed.
- 1998 Mar 10: Rodney Ellis (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1998 Nov 3: Rodney Ellis (Dem), elected unopposed.
14th District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Gonzalo Barrientos (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Mar 10: Jim Orr (Rep), nominated unopposed, but withdrew.
- 1992 Nov 3: Gonzalo Barrientos (Dem), elected; Bill Malone, Jr. (Rep), defeated; Gary E. Johnson (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1994 Mar 8: Gonzalo Barrientos (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: Gonzalo Barrientos (Dem), elected; Gary E. Johnson (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1996 Mar 12: Gonzalo Barrientos (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1996 Nov 5: Gonzalo Barrientos (Dem), elected; Sandra L. BonSell (Natural Law), defeated.
15th District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Roman O. Martinez (Dem), advanced to runoff; John Whitmire (Dem), advanced to runoff; David Alley (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1992 Mar 10: Thomas V. Kelly (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Apr 14: John Whitmire (Dem), nominated; Roman O. Martinez (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1992 Nov 3: John Whitmire (Dem), elected; Thomas V. Kelly (Rep), defeated; George M. Hollenbeck (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1994 Mar 8: John Whitmire (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: John Whitmire (Dem), elected unopposed.
- 1996 Mar 12: John Whitmire (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1996 Mar 12: Thomas V. Kelly (Rep), nominated; David D. Schein (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1996 Nov 5: John Whitmire (Dem), elected; Thomas V. Kelly (Rep), defeated.
16th District:
- 1992 Mar 10: John N. Leedom (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Nov 3: John N. Leedom (Rep), elected; Randal Morgan (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1994 Mar 8: John N. Leedom (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: John N. Leedom (Rep), elected; Randal Morgan (Libertarian), defeated; Henry Gail Norrid, defeated.
- 1996 Jun 1: John J. Carona (Rep), elected.
- 1998 Mar 10: John J. Carona (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1998 Nov 3: John J. Carona (Rep), elected unopposed.
17th District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Ronnie Ellen Harrison (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Mar 10: J. E. 'Buster' Brown (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Nov 3: J. E. 'Buster' Brown (Rep), elected; Ronnie Ellen Harrison (Dem), defeated.
- 1994 Mar 8: Ronnie Ellen Harrison (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Mar 8: J. E. 'Buster' Brown (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: J. E. 'Buster' Brown (Rep), elected; Ronnie Ellen Harrison (Dem), defeated.
- 1998 Mar 10: Ronnie Ellen Harrison (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1998 Mar 10: J. E. 'Buster' Brown (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1998 Nov 3: J. E. 'Buster' Brown (Rep), elected; Ronnie Ellen Harrison (Dem), defeated.
18th District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Ken Armbrister (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Mar 10: Carolyn McDaniel (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Nov 3: Ken Armbrister (Dem), elected; Carolyn McDaniel (Rep), defeated.
- 1994 Mar 8: Ken Armbrister (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: Ken Armbrister (Dem), elected unopposed.
- 1998 Mar 10: Ken Armbrister (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1998 Mar 10: Reese Turner (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1998 Nov 3: Ken Armbrister (Dem), elected; Reese Turner (Rep), defeated.
19th District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Gregory Luna (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Mar 10: Ernesto Ancira (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Nov 3: Gregory Luna (Dem), elected; Ernesto Ancira (Rep), defeated; James Bonnet (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1994 Mar 8: Frank Madla (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: Frank Madla (Dem), elected unopposed.
- 1998 Mar 10: Frank Madla (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1998 Nov 3: Frank Madla (Dem), elected unopposed.
20th District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Carlos F. Truan (Dem), nominated; Mark Crawford (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1992 Nov 3: Carlos F. Truan (Dem), elected unopposed.
- 1994 Mar 8: Carlos F. Truan (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Mar 8: Rex Moses (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: Carlos F. Truan (Dem), elected; Rex Moses (Rep), defeated.
- 1998 Mar 10: Carlos F. Truan (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1998 Mar 10: Joe Gardner (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1998 Nov 3: Carlos F. Truan (Dem), elected; Joe Gardner (Rep), defeated.
21st District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Judith Zaffirini (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Nov 3: Judith Zaffirini (Dem), elected unopposed.
- 1994 Mar 8: Judith Zaffirini (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Mar 8: Fernando Cantu (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: Judith Zaffirini (Dem), elected; Fernando Cantu (Rep), defeated.
- 1996 Mar 12: Judith Zaffirini (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1996 Mar 12: James C. Whitworth (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1996 Nov 5: Judith Zaffirini (Dem), elected; James C. Whitworth (Rep), defeated.
22nd District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Bob Glasgow (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Mar 10: Jane Nelson (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Nov 3: Jane Nelson (Rep), elected; Bob Glasgow (Dem), defeated.
- 1994 Mar 8: Margaret Ross Messina (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Mar 8: David Sibley (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: David Sibley (Rep), elected; Margaret Ross Messina (Dem), defeated.
- 1998 Mar 10: David Sibley (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1998 Nov 3: David Sibley (Rep), elected unopposed.
23rd District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Royce B. West (Dem), nominated; Jesse Oliver (Dem), defeated in primary; Jerald Larry (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1992 Nov 3: Royce B. West (Dem), elected; Henry Burden (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1994 Mar 8: Royce B. West (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: Royce B. West (Dem), elected unopposed.
- 1998 Mar 10: Royce B. West (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1998 Nov 3: Royce B. West (Dem), elected unopposed.
24th District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Frank Madla (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Nov 3: Frank Madla (Dem), elected unopposed.
- 1994 Mar 8: Bill Sims (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Mar 8: Hugh D. Shine (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: Bill Sims (Dem), elected; Hugh D. Shine (Rep), defeated.
- 1996 Mar 12: Rick Rhodes (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1996 Mar 12: Troy Fraser (Rep), nominated; Bob Barina (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1996 Nov 5: Troy Fraser (Rep), elected; Rick Rhodes (Dem), defeated.
25th District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Bill Sims (Dem), nominated; Temple Dickson (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1992 Mar 10: Troy Fraser (Rep), nominated; Jim Deats (Rep), defeated in primary; Charles Johnson (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1992 Nov 3: Bill Sims (Dem), elected; Troy Fraser (Rep), defeated.
- 1994 Mar 8: Jim Saunders (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Mar 8: Jeff Wentworth (Rep), nominated; Van Archer (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1994 Nov 8: Jeff Wentworth (Rep), elected; Jim Saunders (Dem), defeated.
- 1996 Mar 12: Jeff Wentworth (Rep), nominated; Randy Staudt (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1996 Nov 5: Jeff Wentworth (Rep), elected unopposed.
26th District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Carlos Higgins (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Mar 10: Alan Schoolcraft (Rep), advanced to runoff; Jeff Wentworth (Rep), advanced to runoff; John Fisher (Rep), defeated in primary; George Pierce (Rep), defeated in primary; Jim Canady (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1992 Apr 14: Jeff Wentworth (Rep), nominated; Alan Schoolcraft (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1992 Nov 3: Jeff Wentworth (Rep), elected; Carlos Higgins (Dem), defeated.
- 1994 Mar 8: Gregory Luna (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Mar 8: Andrew Longaker (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: Gregory Luna (Dem), elected; Andrew Longaker (Rep), defeated.
- 1996 Mar 12: Gregory Luna (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1996 Mar 12: Andrew Longaker (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1996 Nov 5: Gregory Luna (Dem), elected; Andrew Longaker (Rep), defeated.
27th District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Eddie Lucio, Jr. (Dem), nominated; Juan Hinojosa (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1992 Nov 3: Eddie Lucio, Jr. (Dem), elected unopposed.
- 1994 Mar 8: Eddie Lucio, Jr. (Dem), nominated; Miguel Wise (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1994 Mar 8: Ismael Moran (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: Eddie Lucio, Jr. (Dem), elected; Ismael Moran (Rep), defeated.
- 1996 Mar 12: Eddie Lucio, Jr. (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1996 Nov 5: Eddie Lucio, Jr. (Dem), elected unopposed.
28th District:
- 1992 Mar 10: John T. Montford (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Mar 10: George Gray (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Nov 3: John T. Montford (Dem), elected; George Gray (Rep), defeated; E. A. Addington (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1994 Mar 8: John T. Montford (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Mar 8: Val Varley (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: John T. Montford (Dem), elected; Val Varley (Rep), defeated.
- 1996 Aug 22: John T. Montford, resigned.
- 1996 Nov 5: Robert Duncan (Rep), advanced to runoff; David R. Langston (Dem), defeated; Tim Lambert (Rep), defeated; Gary L. Watkins (Dem), defeated; Monte Hasie (Rep), defeated; Lorenzo Sedeno (Dem), defeated; Dick Bowen (Rep), defeated.
- 1996 Dec 10: Robert Duncan (Rep), elected; David R. Langston (Dem), defeated.
- 1998 Mar 10: Robert Duncan (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1998 Nov 3: Robert Duncan (Rep), elected unopposed.
29th District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Peggy Rosson (Dem), nominated; Bonnie Rangel Guaderrama (Dem), defeated in primary; Malcolm McGregor (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1992 Nov 3: Peggy Rosson (Dem), elected unopposed.
- 1994 Mar 8: Peggy Rosson (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: Peggy Rosson (Dem), elected unopposed.
- 1996 Mar 12: Eliot Shapleigh (Dem), advanced to runoff; Hector Villa (Dem), advanced to runoff; Ray Mancera (Dem), defeated in primary; Marie Tarvin-Garland (Dem), defeated in primary; Rene Nunez (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1996 Mar 12: Randy Berry (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1996 Apr 9: Eliot Shapleigh (Dem), nominated; Hector Villa (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1996 Nov 5: Eliot Shapleigh (Dem), elected; Randy Berry (Rep), defeated.
30th District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Steven A. Carriker (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Mar 10: Tom Haywood (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Nov 3: Steven A. Carriker (Dem), elected; Tom Haywood (Rep), defeated.
- 1994 Mar 8: Steven A. Carriker (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Mar 8: Tom Haywood (Rep), nominated; Doyle High (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1994 Nov 8: Tom Haywood (Rep), elected; Steven A. Carriker (Dem), defeated.
- 1998 Mar 10: Greg Underwood (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1998 Mar 10: Tom Haywood (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1998 Nov 3: Tom Haywood (Rep), elected; Greg Underwood (Dem), defeated.
31st District:
- 1992 Mar 10: Teel Bivins (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1992 Nov 3: Teel Bivins (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1994 Mar 8: Teel Bivins (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1994 Nov 8: Teel Bivins (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1998 Mar 10: Teel Bivins (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1998 Nov 3: Teel Bivins (Rep), elected unopposed.

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