|
|
 |
Rothenberg's House races by categoryBy Stuart RothenbergNotable rematches from 1996Arizona 6: Steve Owens (D) vs. J.D. Hayworth (R)California 46: Loretta Sanchez (D) vs. Bob Dornan (R) Connecticut 6: Charlotte Koskoff (D) vs. Nancy Johnson (R) Massachusetts 6: John Tierney (D) vs. Peter Torkildsen (R) New Mexico 2: Shirley Baca (D) vs. Joe Skeen (R) North Dakota At-Large: Earl Pomeroy (D) vs. Kevin Cramer (R) Pennsylvania 13: Joe Hoeffel (D) vs. Jon Fox (R) Texas 17: Charles Stenholm (D) vs. Rudy Izzard (R) Former members of Congress running in 1998Tom Barlow (D) Kentucky 1Bob Dornan (R) California 46 Charlie Dougherty (R) Pennsylvania 3 Jay Inslee (D) Washington 1 Richard Stallings (D) Idaho 2 Peter Torkildsen (R) Massachusetts 6 For statewide office: Gary Franks (R) Connecticut Senate Jim Ross Lightfoot (R) Iowa Governor Jim Longley (R) Maine Governor Challengers/open seat candidates who are health care practitionersGil Aust (R) Alabama 5 - physicianBrian Babin (R) Texas 2 - dentist Bruce Craswell (I) Washington 1 - retired dentist Ernie Fletcher (R) Kentucky 6 - physician Rudy Izzard (R) Texas 17 - dentist Scott Keadle (R) North Carolina 12 - dentist William Price (R) Illinois 12 - orthopedic surgeon John Sanchez (R) Texas 25 - physician Lydia Spottswood (D) Wisconsin 1 - nurse Former television anchors/reportersMark Baker (R) Illinois 17Michael Scott (D) Nebraska 2 Mike Schneider (D) New Jersey 5 Wealthy businessmen (House races)Bob Greenlee (R) Colorado 2Robin Hayes (R) North Carolina 8 Doug Ose (R) California 3 Don Sherwood (R) Pennsylvania 10 Pat Toomey (R) Pennsylvania 15 Bud Walker (R) New York 26 Non-incumbents with famous political last namesDon Bevill (D) Alabama 4Pat Casey (D) Pennsylvania 10 Janice Hahn (D) California 36 Marjorie McKeithen (D) Louisiana 6 Dottie Lamm (D) Colorado Senate Mark Udall (D) Colorado 2 Tom Udall (D) New Mexico 3 Cliff Unruh (R) California 20 Democratic challengers using pro-Clinton/anti-impeachment messagesChris Gorman - Kentucky 3Rush Holt - New Jersey 12 Jay Inslee - Washington 1 Christine Kehoe - California 49 Brad Lyons - Washington 5 Ralph Neas - Maryland 8 Trial LawyersPat Casey (D) Pennsylvania 10John Edwards (D) North Carolina Senate Geoffrey Feiger (D) Michigan Governor Dennis Moore (D) Kansas 3 Rob Tully (D) Iowa 2 Dan Williams (D) Idaho 1 Significant third-party candidatesGovernorCalifornia - Dan Hamburg/Green Georgia - Jack Cashin/Libertarian Maine - Angus King/Independent Minnesota - Jesse Ventura/Reform New York - Betsy McCaughey Ross/Liberal Tom Golisano/Independent Pennsylvania - Peg Luksik/Constitutional Rhode Island - Robert Healy/Cool Moose South Carolina - Timothy Moultrie/Libertarian Senate Arkansas - Charlie Hefley/Reform Georgia - Bert Loftman/Libertarian Wisconsin - Tom Ender/Libertarian House New Mexico 1 - Robert Anderson/Green New Mexico 3 - Carol Miller/Green New Jersey 6 - Carl Mayer/Green New York 26 - Randall Terry/Right to Life Vermont A-L - Bernie Sanders/Independent Washington 1 - Bruce Craswell/American Heritage Democrats who voted for the Republican plan for a congressional inquiry into impeachmentAlabama 5 Bud CramerCalifornia 10 Ellen Tauscher California 18 Gary Condit Connecticut 5 Jim Maloney Illinois 3 William Lipinski Illinois 17 Lane Evans Indiana 3 Tim Roemer Indiana 9 Lee Hamilton - retiring Iowa 3 Leonard Boswell Louisiana 7 Chris John Minnesota 2 David Minge Minnesota 7 Collin Peterson Mississippi 5 Gene Taylor Missouri 4 Ike Skelton Missouri 6 Pat Danner New York 4 Carolyn McCarthy North Carolina 2 Bobby Etheridge North Carolina 7 Mike McIntyre Ohio 10 Dennis Kucinich Pennsylvania 15 Paul McHale - retiring Rhode Island 2 Robert Weygand South Carolina 5 John Spratt Texas 2 Jim Turner Texas 4 Ralph Hall Texas 9 Nick Lampson Texas 17 Charles Stenholm Virginia 2 Owen Pickett Virginia 4 Norman Sisisky Virginia 5 Virgil Goode Virginia 8 Jim Moran Wisconsin 3 Ron Kind 19 Democrats voting "Yes" on $80 billion GOP tax cut planAlabama 5 Bud CramerCalifornia 10 Ellen Tauscher California 18 Gary Condit California 22 Lois Capps California 24 Brad Sherman California 36 Jane Harman Connecticut 1 Barbara Kennelly Connecticut 5 Jim Maloney Georgia 2 Sanford Bishop Indiana 3 Tim Roemer Iowa 3 Leonard Boswell Michigan 5 James Barcia Missouri 6 Pat Danner New York 4 Carolyn McCarthy Oregon 5 Darlene Hooley Tennessee 6 Bart Gordon Texas 1 Max Sandlin Texas 2 Jim Turner Virginia 5 Virgil Goode 11 Republicans voting "No" on $80 billion GOP tax cut plan (and arguing all the money must first go to protecting Social Security)Alabama 4 Robert AderholtDelaware At Large Mike Castle Idaho 1 Helen Chenoweth Illinois 18 Ray LaHood Maryland 8 Connie Morella Minnesota 1 Gil Gutknecht Missouri 8 Jo Ann Emerson Montana At Large Rick Hill South Carolina 1 Mark Sanford Washington 3 Linda Smith Wisconsin 1 Mark Neumann Southern Races To WatchAlabama 3 Joe Turnham (D) vs. Bob Riley (R)Alabama 4 Don Bevill (D) vs. Robert Aderholt (R) Alabama 5 Bud Cramer (D) vs. Gil Aust (R) Arkansas 2 Vic Snyder (D) vs. Phil Wyrick (R) Florida 3 Corrine Brown (D) vs. Bill Randall (R) Georgia 2 Sanford Bishop (D) vs. Joe McCormick (R) Louisiana 6 Marjorie McKeithen (D) vs. Richard Baker (R) Mississippi 4 Ronnie Shows (D) vs. Delbert Hosemann (R) North Carolina 2 Bobby Etheridge (D) vs. Dan Page (R) North Carolina 4 David Price (D) vs. Tom Roberg (R) North Carolina 8 Mike Taylor (D) vs. Robin Hayes (R) North Carolina 12 Mel Watt (D) vs. Scott Keadle (R) South Carolina 5 John Spratt (D) vs. Mike Burkhold (R) Texas 17 Charles Stenholm (D) vs. Rudy Izzard (R) Competitive races featuring female candidatesCalifornia 3 Sandie Dunn (D) vs. Doug Ose (R)California 22 Lois Capps (D) vs. Tom Bordonaro (R) California 36 Janice Hahn (D) vs. Steve Kuykendall (R) California 46 Loretta Sanchez (D) vs. Bob Dornan (R) California 49 Chris Kehoe (D) vs. Brian Bilbray (R) Connecticut 5 Charlotte Koskoff (D) vs. Nancy Johnson (R) Florida 3 Corrine Brown (D) vs. Bill Randall (R) Idaho 1 Dan Williams (D) vs. Helen Chenoweth (R) Indiana 8 Gail Reicken (D) vs. John Hostettler (R) Indiana 9 Baron Hill (D) vs. Jean Leising (R) Indiana 10 Julia Carson (D) vs. Gary Hofmeister (R) Kentucky 3 Chris Gorman (D) vs. Anne Northup (R) Louisiana 6 Marjorie McKeithen (D) vs. Richard Baker (R) Maryland 8 Ralph Neas (D) vs. Connie Morella (R) Michigan 1 Bart Stupak (D) vs. Michelle McManus (R) Michigan 12 Sander Levin (D) vs. Leslie Touma (R) Nevada 1 Shelley Berkley (D) vs. Don Chairez (R) Ohio 1 Roxanne Qualls (D) vs. Steve Chabot (R) Ohio 6 Ted Strickland (D) vs. Nancy Hollister (R) Ohio 13 Sherrod Brown (D) vs. Grace Drake (R) Oregon 1 David Wu (D) vs. Molly Bordonaro (R) Wisconsin 1 Lydia Spottswood (D) vs. Paul Ryan (R) Wisconsin 2 Tammy Baldwin (D) vs. Josephine Musser (R) Competitive races featuring Hispanic candidatesCalifornia 46 Loretta Sanchez (D) vs. Bob Dornan (R)Nevada 1 Shelley Berkley (D) vs. Don Chairez (R) Competitive races featuring Asian candidatesOregon 1 David Wu (D) vs. Molly Bordonaro (R)MORE STORIES:Thursday, October 29, 1998
• Lawmakers enjoying airline benefits • Starr to review document request • O'Neill leaving Congress budget job • Clinton extends immigrant benefits • Immunity mulled in Clinton inquiry
• Not guilty plea entered for candidate accused of killing opponent • A House rematch in Idaho • Days away from re-election, will Texas Gov. Bush run for president next? • Tenacious Sen. Bond perseveres • Poll: many voters ignore scandal • Voting's already over for some • Voters decide on new stadiums • Pennsylvania candidate apologizes for video • Ex-presidents rail against medical marijuana • Interest groups air last-minute ads |
