1976 general · November 2, 1976

1976 Arizona House of Representatives election results, district by district

Every Arizona House of Representatives district in the 1976 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Republicans controlled the chamber · 60 seats

After the electionD 22 · R 38
Races30
Changed party0
Unopposed20%6 races
Incumbents defeated3

Every district

D 22 · R 38

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
LD-1John Hays · James A. Woodward (R)3.8
LD-2John F. Wettaw · Sam A. McConnell (R)4.5
LD-3Benjamin Hanley · Daniel Peaches (DEM)Unopposed
LD-4E. C. Rosenbaum · Edward G. Guerrero (D)0.4
LD-5D. J. Phillips · Elwood W. Bradford (D)Unopposed
LD-6Jim Hartdegan · Manuel Marin (REP)1.8
LD-7Richard Pacheco · Pete Villaverde (D)9.8
LD-8James A. Elliott · Steve Vukcevich (D)Unopposed
LD-9Bill English · John R. Humphreys Sr. (REP)0.4
LD-10Larry Bahill · Carmen Cajero (D)Unopposed
LD-11Peter Goudinoff · Emilio Carrillo (D)13.0
LD-12Thomas N. Goodwin · John Kromko (REP)1.9Incumbent lost
LD-13Clare Dunn · Larry Hawke (DEM)0.0Incumbent lost
LD-14Arnold Jeffers · Emmett McLoughlin (R)3.7Incumbent lost
LD-15James B. Ratliff · J. Herbert Everett (R)Unopposed
LD-16Diane B. McCarthty · Don Stewart (R)4.2
LD-17Patricia Wright · C. W. Lewis (R)17.2
LD-18Pete Dunn · Burton Barr (R)10.1
LD-19Tony West · Stan Akers (R)14.0
LD-20Gerald F. Moore · Lillian Jordan (DEM)2.8
LD-21Elizabeth Adams Rockwell · Keith W. Hubbard (R)1.2
LD-22Art Hamilton · Earl V. Wilcox (D)17.1
LD-23Leon Thompson · Tony Abril (D)30.2
LD-24Pete Corpstein · Cal Holman (R)13.7
LD-25Jacque Steiner · D. Lee Jones (R)0.2
LD-26Frank Kelley · Peter Kay (R)15.4
LD-27Juanita Harelson · Richard O. Flynn (R)4.9
LD-28Jim Skelly · William E. Rigel (R)25.3
LD-29Donna Carlson · Jim Cooper (R)15.8
LD-30James J. Sossaman · Carl J. Kunasak (R)Unopposed

Arizona House of Representatives

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner