Recently, we created this database in order to provide an easy way for the general public to access, explore, and analyze the electoral history of this jurisdiction. Our mission is to consolidate into one searchable platform, every candidate contest and ballot question on record for a period of time. This requires a process of ongoing data inventory and extraction among a variety of historical primary sources and compilations. We hope this database is helpful to you.

NOTE: For fusion voting, the system is limited by how many parties a candidate can have. Where there are more than 4 parties, the fourth and subsequent parties become "Other Parties", where all of the votes are summed by precinct.

Jim Tedisco

Opponents (Received at least 1% of vote)