Candidates Highlighted in RED is Declared Winner

Senator

John McCain (R) I- (Political Site) - Next Election in 2004

Ernest Hancock (Libertarian) - Radio Talk Show Host

Stu Starky (D) - Teacher, Ex-Businessman

District 1

Rick Renzi (R) I - (Campaign Site)

Paul Babbitt (D) - Coconino County Supervisor

John Crockett (Libertarian)

District 2

Trent Franks (R) I - (Campaign Site)

Powell Gammill (Libertarian) - Genetics Researcher

Randy Camacho (D) - Teacher & '02 Nominee

District 3

John Shadegg (R) I - (Campaign Site)

Mark Yannone (Libertarian) - Computer Consultant

 District 4

Ed Pastor (D) I - (Campaign Site)

Don Karg (R) - '92/'02 Candidate

Gary Fallon (Libertarian) - Software Developer

 District 5

J.D. Hayworth (R) I - (Campaign Site)

Elizabeth Rogers (D)

Michael Kielsky (Libertarian) - Computer Consultant

District 6

Jeff Flake (R) I - (Campaign Site)

Craig Stritar (Libertarian) - College Student

District 7

Raśl Grijalva (D) I - (Campaign Site)

Dave Kaplan (Libertarian)

Joseph Sweeney (R) - Contractor

 District 8

Jim Kolbe (R) I- (Campaign Site)

Eva Bacal (D) - Tucson School Board Member

Robert Anderson (Libertarian) - Nuclear Plant Worker

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