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Electoral history of Bill Richardson

January 01, 1970

Electoral history of Bill Richardson, 30th Governor of New Mexico (2003–2011), 9th United States Secretary of Energy (1998–2001), 21st United States Ambassador to the United Nations (1997–1998), U.S. Representative from New Mexico's 1st district (1983–1997) and a candidate for the 2008 Democratic nomination for President of the United States

Gov. Bill Richardson (D-NM)

Congressional races (1980–1996) edit

New Mexico's 1st congressional district, 1980:[1]

  • Manuel Lujan, Jr. (R) (inc.) – 125,910 (51.01%)
  • Bill Richardson – 120,903 (48.99%)

New Mexico's 3rd congressional district, 1982 (Democratic primary):[2]

New Mexico's 3rd congressional district, 1982:[3]

  • Bill Richardson (D) – 84,669 (64.49%)
  • Marjorie Bell Chambers (R) – 46,466 (35.39%)
  • David A. Fernandez (I) – 158 (0.12%)

New Mexico's 3rd congressional district, 1984:[4]

  • Bill Richardson (D) (inc.) – 100,470 (60.81%)
  • Louis H. Gallegos (R) – 62,351 (37.74%)
  • Shirley Machocky Jones (LBT) – 2,388 (1.45%)

New Mexico's 3rd congressional district, 1986:[5]

  • Bill Richardson (D) (inc.) – 95,760 (71.30%)
  • David F. Cargo (R) – 38,552 (28.70%)

New Mexico's 3rd congressional district, 1988:[6]

  • Bill Richardson (D) (inc.) – 124,938 (73.11%)
  • Cecilia M. Salazar (R) – 45,954 (26.89%)

New Mexico's 3rd congressional district, 1990:[7]

  • Bill Richardson (D) (inc.) – 104,225 (74.46%)
  • Phil T. Archuletta (R) – 35,751 (25.54%)

New Mexico's 3rd congressional district, 1992:[8]

  • Bill Richardson (D) (inc.) – 122,850 (67.42%)
  • F. Gregg Bemis, Jr. (R) – 54,569 (29.95%)
  • Ed Nagel (LBT) – 4,798 (2.63%)

New Mexico's 3rd congressional district, 1994:[9]

  • Bill Richardson (D) (inc,) – 99,900 (63.59%)
  • F. Gregg Bemis, Jr. (R) – 53,515 (34.06%)
  • Ed Nagel (LBT) – 3,697 (2.35%)

New Mexico's 3rd congressional district, 1996:[10]

  • Bill Richardson (D) (inc.) – 124,594 (67.25%)
  • Bill Redmond (R) – 56,580 (30.54%)
  • Ed Nagel (LBT) – 4,097 (2.21%)

Administration appointments (1996–2001) edit

United States Ambassador to the United Nations, 1997 (confirmation in the United States Senate):[11]

  • Yea – 100
  • Nay – 0

United States Secretary of Energy, 1998 (confirmation in the United States Senate):[12]

  • Yea – 100
  • Nay – 0

New Mexico gubernatorial races (2002–2006) edit

Democratic primary for Governor of New Mexico, 2002:[13]

  • Bill Richardson – 147,524 (99.80%)
  • Mike Nalley (write-in) – 294 (0.20%)

New Mexico gubernatorial election, 2002:[14]

Democratic primary for Governor of New Mexico, 2006:[15]

  • Bill Richardson (inc.) – 107,720 (99.64%)
  • Anselmo A. Chavez (write-in) – 388 (0.36%)

New Mexico gubernatorial election, 2006:[16]

United States presidential election, 2008 edit

2008 New Hampshire Democratic vice presidential primary:[17]

(* – write-in)

2008 Democratic presidential primaries:[18]

Excluding penalized contests, only primary and caucuses votes:

Including penalized contests:

(* – dropped out from race)
(PN – presumptive nominee)

References edit

  1. ^ Our Campaigns – NM District 01 Race – Nov 4, 1980
  2. ^ Our Campaigns – NM District 03 – D Primary Race – Jun 8, 1982
  3. ^ Our Campaigns – NM District 03 Race – Nov 2, 1982
  4. ^ Our Campaigns – NM District 03 Race – Nov 6, 1984
  5. ^ Our Campaigns – NM District 03 Race – Nov 4, 1986
  6. ^ Our Campaigns – NM District 03 Race – Nov 8, 1988
  7. ^ Our Campaigns – NM District 03 Race – Nov 6, 1990
  8. ^ Our Campaigns – NM District 3 Race – Nov 3, 1992
  9. ^ Our Campaigns – NM District 03 Race – Nov 8, 1994
  10. ^ Our Campaigns – NM District 03 Race – Nov 5, 1996
  11. ^ U.S. Senate: Legislation & Records Home > Votes > Roll Call Vote
  12. ^ Our Campaigns – US Secretary of Energy Race – Jul 31, 1998
  13. ^ Our Campaigns – NM Governor – D Primary Race – Jun 4, 2002
  14. ^ Our Campaigns – NM – Governor Race – Nov 5, 2002
  15. ^ Our Campaigns – NM Governor – D Primary Race – Jun 6, 2006
  16. ^ Our Campaigns – NM Governor Race – Nov 7, 2006
  17. ^ Our Campaigns – NH US Vice President – D Primary Race – Jan 8, 2008
  18. ^ Our Campaigns – US President – D Primary Race – Jan 3, 2008

January 01, 1970
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The article s lead section may need to be rewritten Please help improve the lead and read the lead layout guide September 2009 Learn how and when to remove this message Electoral history of Bill Richardson 30th Governor of New Mexico 2003 2011 9th United States Secretary of Energy 1998 2001 21st United States Ambassador to the United Nations 1997 1998 U S Representative from New Mexico s 1st district 1983 1997 and a candidate for the 2008 Democratic nomination for President of the United StatesGov Bill Richardson D NM Contents 1 Congressional races 1980 1996 2 Administration appointments 1996 2001 3 New Mexico gubernatorial races 2002 2006 4 United States presidential election 2008 5 ReferencesCongressional races 1980 1996 editNew Mexico s 1st congressional district 1980 1 Manuel Lujan Jr R inc 125 910 51 01 Bill Richardson 120 903 48 99 New Mexico s 3rd congressional district 1982 Democratic primary 2 Bill Richardson 23 123 36 22 Roberto A Mondragon 19 691 30 84 George Perez 12 412 19 44 Tom Udall 8 619 13 50 New Mexico s 3rd congressional district 1982 3 Bill Richardson D 84 669 64 49 Marjorie Bell Chambers R 46 466 35 39 David A Fernandez I 158 0 12 New Mexico s 3rd congressional district 1984 4 Bill Richardson D inc 100 470 60 81 Louis H Gallegos R 62 351 37 74 Shirley Machocky Jones LBT 2 388 1 45 New Mexico s 3rd congressional district 1986 5 Bill Richardson D inc 95 760 71 30 David F Cargo R 38 552 28 70 New Mexico s 3rd congressional district 1988 6 Bill Richardson D inc 124 938 73 11 Cecilia M Salazar R 45 954 26 89 New Mexico s 3rd congressional district 1990 7 Bill Richardson D inc 104 225 74 46 Phil T Archuletta R 35 751 25 54 New Mexico s 3rd congressional district 1992 8 Bill Richardson D inc 122 850 67 42 F Gregg Bemis Jr R 54 569 29 95 Ed Nagel LBT 4 798 2 63 New Mexico s 3rd congressional district 1994 9 Bill Richardson D inc 99 900 63 59 F Gregg Bemis Jr R 53 515 34 06 Ed Nagel LBT 3 697 2 35 New Mexico s 3rd congressional district 1996 10 Bill Richardson D inc 124 594 67 25 Bill Redmond R 56 580 30 54 Ed Nagel LBT 4 097 2 21 Administration appointments 1996 2001 editUnited States Ambassador to the United Nations 1997 confirmation in the United States Senate 11 Yea 100 Nay 0 United States Secretary of Energy 1998 confirmation in the United States Senate 12 Yea 100 Nay 0New Mexico gubernatorial races 2002 2006 editDemocratic primary for Governor of New Mexico 2002 13 Bill Richardson 147 524 99 80 Mike Nalley write in 294 0 20 New Mexico gubernatorial election 2002 14 Bill Richardson Diane Denish D 268 693 55 49 John Sanchez Rod Adair R 189 074 39 05 David Bacon Kathleen M Sanchez Green 26 466 5 47 Democratic primary for Governor of New Mexico 2006 15 Bill Richardson inc 107 720 99 64 Anselmo A Chavez write in 388 0 36 New Mexico gubernatorial election 2006 16 Bill Richardson Diane Denish D inc 384 806 68 82 John Dendahl Sue Wilson Beffort R 174 364 31 18 United States presidential election 2008 edit2008 New Hampshire Democratic vice presidential primary 17 Raymond Stebbins 50 485 46 93 William Bryk 22 965 21 35 John Edwards 10 553 9 81 Barack Obama 6 402 5 95 Bill Richardson write in 5 525 5 14 Hillary Clinton write in 3 419 3 18 Joe Biden 1 512 1 41 Al Gore 966 0 90 Dennis Kucinich 762 0 71 Bill Clinton 388 0 36 John McCain 293 0 27 Christopher Dodd 224 0 21 Ron Paul 176 0 16 Jack Barnes Jr 95 0 09 Mike Gravel 91 0 09 Joe Lieberman 67 0 06 Mitt Romney 66 0 06 Mike Huckabee 63 0 06 Rudy Giuliani 46 0 04 Darrel Hunter 20 0 02 write in 2008 Democratic presidential primaries 18 Excluding penalized contests only primary and caucuses votes Barack ObamaPN 16 706 853 Hillary Clinton 16 239 821 John Edwards 742 010 Bill Richardson 89 054 Uncommitted 82 660 Dennis Kucinich 68 482 Joe Biden 64 041 Mike Gravel 27 662 Christopher Dodd 25 300 Others 22 556 Including penalized contests Hillary Clinton 18 225 175 48 03 Barack ObamaPN 17 988 182 47 41 John Edwards 1 006 275 2 65 Uncommitted 299 610 0 79 Bill Richardson 106 073 0 28 Dennis Kucinich 103 994 0 27 Joe Biden 81 641 0 22 Scattering 44 348 0 12 Mike Gravel 40 251 0 11 Christopher Dodd 35 281 0 09 dropped out from race PN presumptive nominee References edit Our Campaigns NM District 01 Race Nov 4 1980 Our Campaigns NM District 03 D Primary Race Jun 8 1982 Our Campaigns NM District 03 Race Nov 2 1982 Our Campaigns NM District 03 Race Nov 6 1984 Our Campaigns NM District 03 Race Nov 4 1986 Our Campaigns NM District 03 Race Nov 8 1988 Our Campaigns NM District 03 Race Nov 6 1990 Our Campaigns NM District 3 Race Nov 3 1992 Our Campaigns NM District 03 Race Nov 8 1994 Our Campaigns NM District 03 Race Nov 5 1996 U S Senate Legislation amp Records Home gt Votes gt Roll Call Vote Our Campaigns US Secretary of Energy Race Jul 31 1998 Our Campaigns NM Governor D Primary Race Jun 4 2002 Our Campaigns NM Governor Race Nov 5 2002 Our Campaigns NM Governor D Primary Race Jun 6 2006 Our Campaigns NM Governor Race Nov 7 2006 Our Campaigns NH US Vice President D Primary Race Jan 8 2008 Our Campaigns US President D Primary Race Jan 3 2008 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Electoral history of Bill Richardson amp oldid 1107544275, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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