Senate Elections, 2002 senate contests in 2002 by state. Definition, graph and map.

States (A to Z)	Description
Alabama	Susan Parker (Democrat)
Alaska	Frank J. Vondersaar (Democrat) Jim Sykes (Green)
Arkansas	Mark Pryor (Democrat)
Colorado	Tom Strickland (Democrat)
Delaware	Raymond J. Clatworthy (Republican)
Georgia	Saxby Chambliss (Republican)
Idaho	Alan Blinken (Democrat)
Illinois	Jim Durkin (Republican)
Iowa	Greg Ganske (Republican)
Kansas	Steven A. Rosile (Libertarian) George Cook (Reform)
Kentucky	Lois Combs Weinberg (Democrat)
Louisiana	Suzanne Haik Terrell (Republican)
Maine	Chellie Pingree (Democrat)
Massachusetts	Michael E. Cloud (Libertarian)
Michigan	Andrew Raczkowski (Republican)
Minnesota	Norm Coleman (Republican) Walter Mondale (Democrat )
Mississippi	Shawn O'Hara (Reform)
Missouri	Jim Talent (Republican)
Montana	Mike Taylor (Republican)
Nebraska	Charlie A. Matulka (Democrat)
New Hampshire	John E. Sununu (Republican) Jeanne Shaheen (Democrat)
New Jersey	Frank R. Lautenberg (Democrat) Douglas R. Forrester (Republican)
New Mexico	Gloria Tristani (Democrat)
North Carolina	Elizabeth Dole (Republican) Erskine Bowles (Democrat)
Oklahoma	David Walters (Democrat) James Germalic (Independent)
Oregon	Bill Bradbury (Democrat)
Rhode Island	Robert G. Tingle (Republican)
South Carolina	Lindsey Graham (Republican) Alex Sanders (Democrat)
South Dakota	John R. Thune (Republican)
Tennessee	Lamar Alexander (Republican) Bob Clement (Democrat)
Texas	John Cornyn (Republican) Ron Kirk (Democrat)
Virginia	Nancy Spannaus (Independent) Jacob G. Hornberger, Jr. (Independent)
West Virginia	Jay Wolfe (Republican)
Wyoming	Joyce Jansa Corcoran (Democrat)

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SOURCE: Wikipedia: United States Senate elections, 2002

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