RepublicanNot in office · last served 1998Last on a ballot: Nov 1994

F. Vernon Boozer

Last held office: Maryland State Senate, District 9 (1982–1998). Ran in 11 elections between 1970 and 1994, winning 10.

Source: Wikidata, congress-legislators and Open States; 99chambers legislative records

Career

Offices held, and every time Boozer was on a ballot. Filled marks are general elections won; hollow marks are primaries; an orange outline is a loss.

197219761980198419881992199620002004200820122016202020242028Maryland House of Delegates, District BALTIMORECOUNTY 4Maryland House of Delegates, District 10 Maryland State Senate, District 9Out of office

Margin: how far Boozer finished ahead of (+) or behind (−) the runner-up.

Year	Office	Stage	Result	Opponents	Share	Margin
1994	Maryland State Senate, District 9	General	Won	Unopposed	100%	—
1990	Maryland State Senate, District 9	General	Won	Kauko H. Kokkonen (D)	79.8%	R+59.6
1986	Maryland State Senate, District 9	General	Won	Unopposed	100%	—
1986	Maryland State Senate, District 9	Primary	Won	Howard W. Kramer Sr. (R)	91.2%	+82.4
1982	Maryland State Senate, District 9	General	Won	Mark C. Medairy (D)	52.2%	R+4.4
1982	Maryland State Senate, District 9	Primary	Won	Patrick F. Carter (R)	54.7%	+9.3
1978	Maryland House of Delegates, District 10	General	Lost	Thomas B. Kernan (D), Mark C. Medairy (D), Donald K. Hughes (D)	16.8%	D+5.0
1978	Maryland House of Delegates, District 10	Primary	Won	William G. Wood (R), Nancy F. Keeny (R), John E. Brandau (R)	29.8%	+3.9
1974	Maryland House of Delegates, District 10	General	Won	Thomas B. Kernan (D), William M. Linton (R), David L. Anderson (D)	16.8%	D+1.7
1974	Maryland House of Delegates, District 10	Primary	Won	Robert E. Latshaw Jr. (R), William M. Linton (R), Michael R. Baker (R)	24.3%	−3.9
1970	Maryland House of Delegates, Baltimore 4	General	Won	William M. Linton (R), Robert E. Latshaw Jr. (R), J. William Hinkel (D)	17.5%	D+1.4