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1998 general · November 3, 1998

1998 Massachusetts House of Representatives election results, district by district

Every Massachusetts House of Representatives district in the 1998 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Democrats controlled the chamber · 160 seats

After the electionD 131 · R 28 · 1 other
Races160
Changed party5
Unopposed68%109 races
Incumbents defeated2

Every district

D 131 · R 28 · Other 1

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
HD-1Thomas N. George (R)35.3
HD-2Demetrius Atsalis (D)16.8
HD-3Nancy J. Caffyn (R)2.7Flipped
HD-4Shirley A. Gomes (R)31.2
HD-6Eric T. Turkington (D)Unopposed
HD-7Daniel E. Bosley (D)Unopposed
HD-8Shaun P. Kelly (R)Unopposed
HD-9Peter J. Larkin (D)Unopposed
HD-10Barbara C. Hyland (R)Unopposed
HD-11John A. Lepper (R)Unopposed
HD-12James H. Fagan (D)Unopposed
HD-13Philip Travis (D)Unopposed
HD-14Joan M. Menard (D)Unopposed
HD-15David B. Sullivan (D)Unopposed
HD-16Robert Correia (D)Unopposed
HD-17Michael Rodrigues (D)Unopposed
HD-18John F. Quinn (D)43.1
HD-19William M. Straus (D)43.4
HD-20Robert M. Koczera (D)Unopposed
HD-21George Rogers (D)32.3
HD-22Antonio Cabral (D)Unopposed
HD-23Kevin Poirier (R)Unopposed
HD-24Kevin L. Finnegan (R)25.2
HD-25Harriet L. Stanley (D)Unopposed
HD-26Brian S. Dempsey (D)Unopposed
HD-27Bradford R. Hill (R)25.6
HD-28Anthony J. Verga (D)Unopposed
HD-29Michael P. Cahill (D)31.9
HD-30J. Michael Ruane (D)Unopposed
HD-31Douglas W. Petersen (D)34.7
HD-32Steven Angelo (D)Unopposed
HD-33Robert F. Fennell (D)Unopposed
HD-34Thomas M. McGee (D)Unopposed
HD-35John P. Slattery (D)19.7
HD-36Theodore C. Speliotis (D)Unopposed
HD-37David M. Torrisi (D)13.5FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-38Arthur J. Broadhurst (D)Unopposed
HD-39Jose L. Santiago (D)Unopposed
HD-40Barry Finegold (D)31.8
HD-42Stephen Kulik (D)Unopposed
HD-43John F. Merrigan (D)Unopposed
HD-44Patrick F. Landers III (D)39.0
HD-45Mary S. Rogeness (R)Unopposed
HD-46Daniel F. Keenan (D)Unopposed
HD-47Cele Hahn (R)Unopposed
HD-48Evelyn G. Chesky (D)Unopposed
HD-49Walter A. Defilippi (R)Unopposed
HD-50Thomas M. Petrolati (D)Unopposed
HD-51Joseph F. Wagner (D)Unopposed
HD-52Dennis M. Murphy (D)Unopposed
HD-53Cheryl A. Rivera (D)Unopposed
HD-54Paul E. Caron (D)Unopposed
HD-55Benjamin Swan (D)Unopposed
HD-56William P. Nagle Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-57Nancy Flavin (D)Unopposed
HD-58Ellen Story (D)Unopposed
HD-59Robert S. Hargraves (R)Unopposed
HD-60Geoffrey D. Hall (D)Unopposed
HD-61Patricia A. Walrath (D)30.4
HD-62Stephen P. Leduc (D)32.6
HD-63Douglas W. Stoddart (R)Unopposed
HD-64John H. Stasik (D)23.7
HD-65John A. Stefanini (D)Unopposed
HD-66Barbara Gardner (D)52.7
HD-67David F. Gately (IND)Unopposed
HD-68Peter J. Koutoujian (D)Unopposed
HD-69Ruth B. Balser (D)Unopposed
HD-70Kay S. Khan (D)44.7
HD-71Susan W. Pope (R)36.1
HD-72Pamela P. Resor (D)23.9
HD-73Jay R. Kaufman (D)Unopposed
HD-74Carol C. Cleven (R)10.5
HD-75Thomas A. Golden Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-76David M. Nangle (D)21.9
HD-77Kevin J. Murphy (D)Unopposed
HD-78James R. Miceli (D)Unopposed
HD-79Brad Jones (R)Unopposed
HD-80Brian M. Cressta (R)Unopposed
HD-81Charles A. Murphy (D)Unopposed
HD-82William G. Greene Jr. (D)37.2
HD-83Jim Marzilli (D)Unopposed
HD-84Anne M. Paulsen (D)Unopposed
HD-85Alice K. Wolf (D)Unopposed
HD-86Jarrett Barrios (D)76.9
HD-87Timothy J. Toomey Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-88Pat Jehlen (D)74.8
HD-89Edward G. Connolly (D)Unopposed
HD-90Rachel Kaprielian (D)Unopposed
HD-91Carol A. Donovan (D)Unopposed
HD-92Paul C. Casey (D)33.1
HD-93Michael E. Festa (D)15.0Flipped
HD-94Christopher G. Fallon (D)Unopposed
HD-95Vincent Paul Ciampa (D)Unopposed
HD-96Bruce Ayers (D)Unopposed
HD-97Arthur Stephen Tobin (D)Unopposed
HD-98Ron Mariano (D)Unopposed
HD-99Paul R. Haley (D)53.5
HD-100Joseph C. Sullivan (D)Unopposed
HD-101Bill Galvin (D)Unopposed
HD-102Walter F. Timilty Jr. (D)57.4
HD-103Louis L. Kafka (D)Unopposed
HD-104Scott P. Brown (R)7.0
HD-105James E. Vallee (D)Unopposed
HD-106Mary Anne Lewis (D)Unopposed
HD-107John Rogers (D)Unopposed
HD-108Lida E. Harkins (D)Unopposed
HD-109John A. Locke (R)Unopposed
HD-110Ronny M. Sydney (D)Unopposed
HD-111Vinny M. Demacedo (R)1.5FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-112Ruth W. Provost (D)18.6
HD-113Mary Jeanette Murray (R)7.2
HD-114Frank M. Hynes (D)37.7
HD-115Robert Nyman (D)19.8
HD-116Francis L. Marini (R)Unopposed
HD-117Kathleen M. Teahan (D)36.6
HD-118David L. Flynn (D)10.3Flipped
HD-119Thomas P. Kennedy (D)51.9
HD-120Christine E. Canavan (D)Unopposed
HD-121Geraldine Creedon (D)Unopposed
HD-122Thomas J. Obrien (D)25.4
HD-123Emanuel Gus Serra (D)51.0
HD-124Eugene L. Oflaherty (D)Unopposed
HD-125Salvatore F. Dimasi (D)Unopposed
HD-126John A. Hart Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-127Charlotte Golar Richie (D)Unopposed
HD-128Shirley Owenshicks (D)Unopposed
HD-129Gloria Fox (D)Unopposed
HD-130Paul C. Demakis (D)39.0
HD-131Byron Rushing (D)Unopposed
HD-132David T. Donnelly (D)Unopposed
HD-133Elizabeth A. Malia (D)76.7
HD-134Thomas M. Finneran (D)Unopposed
HD-135Martin J. Walsh (D)Unopposed
HD-136Angelo M. Scaccia (D)Unopposed
HD-137Kevin W. Fitzgerald (D)79.8
HD-138Kathianne Reinstein (D)Unopposed
HD-139Kevin Honan (D)Unopposed
HD-140Brian Paul Golden (D)Unopposed
HD-141Robert A. Deleo (D)Unopposed
HD-142Harold M. Lane Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-143Brian Knuuttila (D)Unopposed
HD-144Emile J. Goguen (D)34.1
HD-145Mary Jane Simmons (D)Unopposed
HD-146David H. Tuttle (R)37.1
HD-147David M. Peters (R)22.3
HD-148Paul Frost (R)6.5
HD-149Paul Kujawski (D)Unopposed
HD-150George N. Peterson Jr. (R)Unopposed
HD-151Marie C. Parente (D)Unopposed
HD-152Ronald W. Gauch (R)Unopposed
HD-153Harold P. Naughton Jr. (D)74.0
HD-154Harriette L. Chandler (D)Unopposed
HD-155William J. McManus II (D)Unopposed
HD-156Vincent A. Pedone (D)Unopposed
HD-157John P. Fresolo (D)Unopposed
HD-158John J. Binienda Sr. (D)Unopposed
BERKSHIRE 4Christopher J. Hodgkins (D)Unopposed
HAMPDEN 13Gale D. Candaras (D)26.3
MIDDLESEX 38Anthony P. Giglio (D)Unopposed
MIDDLESEX 39Colleen Garry (D)Unopposed

Massachusetts 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