FACTOID #
1:
The total number of
state executions in 2005
was 60: 19 in
Texas
and 41 elsewhere. The racial split was 19 Black and 41 White.
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Wikipedia:
United States Senate elections, 1984
DEFINITION
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> Senate elections, 1984 > Senate contests in 1984 > Opposing Candidates (most recent) by state
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States
(A to Z)
Description
Alabama
Albert Lee Smith (
Republican
)
Alaska
John E. Havelock (
Democrat
)
Arkansas
Ed Bethune (
Republican
)
Colorado
Nancy Dick (
Democrat
)
Delaware
John M. Burris (
Republican
)
Georgia
Jon M. Hicks (
Republican
)
Idaho
Peter M. Busch (
Democrat
)
Illinois
Paul Simon
(
Democrat
)
Iowa
Tom Harkin (
Democrat
)
Kansas
James R. Maher (
Democrat
)
Kentucky
Mitch McConnell (
Republican
)
Maine
Elizabeth H. Mitchell (
Democrat
)
Massachusetts
John F. Kerry (
Democrat
)
Raymond Shamie (
Republican
)
Michigan
Jack Lousma (
Republican
)
Minnesota
Joan A. Growe (
Democrat
)
Mississippi
William Winter
(
Democrat
)
Montana
Chuck Cozzens (
Republican
)
Nebraska
Nancy Hoch (
Republican
)
New Hampshire
Norman E. D'Amours (
Democrat
)
New Jersey
Mary V. Mochary (
Republican
)
New Mexico
Judith A. Pratt (
Democrat
)
North Carolina
James B. Hunt, Jr. (
Democrat
)
Oklahoma
Will E. Crozier (
Republican
)
Oregon
Margie Hendrickson (
Democrat
)
Rhode Island
Barbara Leonard (
Republican
)
South Carolina
Melvin Purvis, Jr. (
Democrat
)
South Dakota
George V. Cunningham (
Democrat
)
Tennessee
Al Gore (
Democrat
)
Victor Ashe (
Republican
)
Ed McAteer (
Independent
)
Texas
Phil Gramm (
Republican
)
Lloyd Doggett (
Democrat
)
Virginia
Edythe C. Harrison (
Democrat
)
West Virginia
John D. Rockefeller IV (
Democrat
)
John R. Raese (
Republican
)
Wyoming
Victor A. Ryan (
Democrat
)
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Wikipedia:
United States Senate elections, 1984
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