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1982 general · November 2, 1982

1982 Nevada State Assembly election results, district by district

Every Nevada State Assembly district in the 1982 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Democrats controlled the chamber · 42 seats

After the electionD 23 · R 19
Races42
Changed party0
Unopposed10%4 races
Incumbents defeated0

Every district

D 23 · R 19

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
AD-CARSONCITY 40Charlie Joerg (R)17.0
AD-CARSONCITYWASHOE 37Bob Thomas (R)16.9
AD-CLARK 1Edward J. Kovacs (D)19.5
AD-CLARK 2John Dubois (R)17.6
AD-CLARK 3Roger Bremner (D)38.1
AD-CLARK 4Mike Malone (R)21.1
AD-CLARK 5Bill Brady (R)35.2
AD-CLARK 6Gene Collins (D)65.5
AD-CLARK 7Lonie Chaney (D)58.0
AD-CLARK 8Barbara Zimmer (R)25.6
AD-CLARK 9Bob Coffin (D)45.3
AD-CLARK 10John Vergiels (D)44.0
AD-CLARK 11Jim Banner (D)57.3
AD-CLARK 12Jim Schofield (D)28.1
AD-CLARK 13Shelley Berkley (D)24.3
AD-CLARK 14Janson F. Stewart (D)40.6
AD-CLARK 15Marvin Sedway (D)7.4
AD-CLARK 16Jane Ham (R)1.3
AD-CLARK 17Robert E. Price (D)2.8
AD-CLARK 18Robert W. Fay (D)15.6
AD-CLARK 19Paul W. May Jr. (D)48.6
AD-CLARK 20Robert G. Craddock (D)11.0
AD-CLARK 21Danny Thompson (D)33.7
AD-CLARK 22John E. Jeffrey (D)18.4
AD-CLARK 41Steve Francis (R)7.3
AD-CLARK 42Charles Perry (D)0.8
AD-DOUGLAS 39Louis W. Bergevin (R)44.7
AD-ELKOEUREKA 33Bill Bilyeu (R)1.3
AD-ESMERALDALINCOLNMINERALNYE 36Kenneth K. Redelsperger (R)Unopposed
AD-HUMBOLDTPERSHINGLANDERWASHOE 34John Marvel (R)Unopposed
AD-LYONSTOREYCHURCHILLDOUGLAS 38Joseph E. Dini (D)54.1
AD-WASHOE 23Dave Nicholas (R)Unopposed
AD-WASHOE 24Erik Beyer (R)41.0
AD-WASHOE 25Bob L. Kerns (R)45.6
AD-WASHOE 26David Humke (R)35.4
AD-WASHOE 27Bruce Bogaert (R)3.7
AD-WASHOE 28Courtenay C. Jameson (D)18.1
AD-WASHOE 29Chuck Bourne (D)5.1
AD-WASHOE 30James A. Stone (R)3.0
AD-WASHOE 31Leonard V. Nevin (D)27.3
AD-WASHOE 32Bob Sader (D)32.4
AD-WHITEPINECHURCHILLEUREKALANDER 35Virgil Getto (R)Unopposed

Nevada State Assembly

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