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Government Statistics > Senate elections, 2000 > Senate contests in 2000 > Opposing Candidates (most recent) by state

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States (A to Z) Description
Arizona Vance Hansen (Green)
Barry Hess (Libertarian)
California Tom Campbell (Republican)
Medea Benjamin (Green)
Gail Lightfoot (Libertarian)
Connecticut Philip Giordano (Republican)
Delaware Thomas R. Carper (Democrat)
Florida Bill Nelson (Democrat)
Bill McCollum (Republican)
Georgia Mack Mattingly (Republican)
Hawaii John Carroll (Republican)
Jeff Mallan (Libertarian)
Indiana David Johnson (Democrat)
Maine Mark Lawrence (Democrat)
Maryland Paul Rappaport (Republican)
Massachusetts Jack E Robinson III (Republican)
Carla Howell (Libertarian)
Michigan Debbie Stabenow (Democrat)
Minnesota Mark Dayton (Democrat)
Mississippi Troy Brown (Democrat)
Missouri Mel Carnahan (Democrat)
Montana Brian Schweitzer (Democrat)
Nebraska Ben Nelson (Democrat)
Don Stenberg (Republican)
Nevada John Ensign (Republican)
Edward M. Bernstein (Democrat)
New Jersey Jon Corzine (Democrat)
Bob Franks (Republican)
New Mexico Bill Redmond (Republican)
New York Hillary Clinton (Democrat)
Rick Lazio (Republican)
North Dakota Duane Sand (Republican)
Ohio Ted Celeste (Democrat)
John McAlister (Libertarian)
Pennsylvania Ron Klink (Democrat)
Rhode Island Robert Weygand (Democrat)
Tennessee Jeff Clark (Democrat)
Texas Gene Kelly (Democrat)
Mary Ruwart (Libertarian)
Utah Scott Howell (Democrat)
Vermont Ed Flanagan (Democrat)
Virginia George F. Allen (Republican)
Washington Maria Cantwell (Democrat)
Jeff Jared (Libertarian)
West Virginia David Gallaher (Republican)
Wisconsin John Gillespie (Republican)
Wyoming Mel Logan (Democrat)



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SOURCE: Wikipedia: United States Senate elections, 2000

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