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2002 general · November 5, 2002

2002 Idaho election results

Every race on Idaho's ballot in the 2002 general election: winners, margins and seats that changed party.

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Races74
Changed party0
Unopposed11%8 races
Incumbents defeated5

U.S. Senate

R 1

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
IdahoLarry Craig (R)32.6

Governors

R 1

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
IdahoDirk Kempthorne (R)14.8

U.S. House

R 2

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
ID-1Butch Otter (R)19.6
ID-2Mike Simpson (R)39.1

Idaho State Senate

D 7 · R 28

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
LD-1Shawn A. Keough (R)43.2
LD-2Marti Calabretta (D)9.4
LD-3Kent M. Bailey (R)11.3
LD-4John W. Goedde (R)25.3
LD-5Dick Compton (R)4.2
LD-6Gary J. Schroeder (R)19.3
LD-7Joe Stegner (R)5.5
LD-8R. Skipper Brandt (R)21.6
LD-9Monty J. Pearce (R)36.0
LD-10Ron McWilliams (R)Unopposed
LD-11Brad Little (R)52.4
LD-12Curt McKenzie (R)25.6
LD-13Patti Anne Lodge (R)40.1
LD-14Harold R. Bunderson (R)57.5
LD-15John C. Andreason (R)22.1
LD-16Cecil D. Ingram (R)7.2
LD-17Elliot Werk (D)11.4Incumbent lost
LD-18Sheila A. Sorensen (R)35.8
LD-19Mike Burkett (D)42.4
LD-20Gerry Sweet (R)32.6
LD-21Jack Noble (R)19.8
LD-22Fred Kennedy (D)1.7
LD-23Tom Gannon (R)11.6
LD-24Laird Noh (R)Unopposed
LD-25W. Clinton Stennett (D)28.0
LD-26Dean L. Cameron (R)42.4
LD-27Denton Darrington (R)Unopposed
LD-28J. Stanley Williams (R)Unopposed
LD-29Bert W. Marley (D)5.0
LD-30Edgar J. Malepeai (D)29.3
LD-31Robert L. Geddes Jr. (R)52.0
LD-32Mel Richardson (R)41.9
LD-33Bart M. Davis (R)18.4
LD-34Brent Hill (R)Unopposed
LD-35Don M. Burtenshaw (R)52.5

Idaho House of Representatives

D 15 · R 55

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
LD-1George E. Eskridge · John L. Campbell (R)5.4
LD-2Mary Lou Shepherd · R. J. Harwood (DEM)0.8
LD-3Jim Clark · Wayne R. Meyer (R)19.6
LD-4George Sayler · Kris Ellis (DEM)0.4
LD-5Hilde Kellogg · Charles Eberle (R)6.8
LD-6Tom Trail · Shirley G. Ringo (REP)3.5Incumbent lost
LD-7Mike Naccarato · Mike Mitchell (D)2.8Incumbent lost
LD-8Ken A. Roberts · Charles D. Cuddy (REP)2.4Incumbent lost
LD-9Clete Edmunson · Lawerence Denney (R)12.2
LD-10Darrell Bolz · Robert Ring (R)21.4
LD-11Gary W. Bauer · Kathy Skippen (R)Unopposed
LD-12Robert E. Schaefer · Gary E. Collins (R)15.4
LD-13W. W. Deal · Dolores J. Crow (R)19.2
LD-14Mike Moyle · Henry Kulczyk (R)10.5
LD-15Steve Smylie · Max C. Black (R)4.9
LD-16Margaret Henbest · David Langhorst (D)5.9Incumbent lost
LD-17Kathie Garrett · Janet J. Miller (R)0.9
LD-18Debbie Field · Julie Ellsworth (R)5.9
LD-19David H. Bieter · Kenneth L. Robinson (D)33.1
LD-20Mark A. Snodgrass · Shirley McKague (R)16.6
LD-21Fred Tilman · Bill Sali (R)14.1
LD-22Rich Wills · Pete Nielsen (R)4.7
LD-23Douglas R. Jones · Frances Field (R)10.2
LD-24Leon Smith · Sharon Block (R)18.9
LD-25Wendy Jaquet · Tim Ridinger (DEM)0.7
LD-26Maxine T. Bell · John A. Stevenson (R)Unopposed
LD-27Bruce Newcomb · Scott Bedke (R)16.9
LD-28Joseph S. Cannon · Dennis M. Lake (R)9.0
LD-29Elmer Martinez · Allen R. Andersen (D)0.1
LD-30Donna H. Boe · Elaine Smith (D)4.9
LD-31Larry C. Bradford · Eulalie Teichert Langford (R)10.9
LD-32Janice McGeachin · Ann Rydalch (R)16.3
LD-33Jack T. Barraclough · Lee Gagner (R)2.8
LD-34Mack G. Shirley · Dell Raybould (R)Unopposed
LD-35Lenore Hardy Barrett · Joan Wood (R)27.1

Idaho

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Algara, Carlos; Amlani, Sharif (Harvard Dataverse); Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner; MIT Election Data and Science Lab