В 2006 году в штате Вашингтон прошли выборы на места в Палате представителей США . Из девяти избирательных округов в шести победили демократы, а в трех - республиканцы , при этом демократы получили 64% голосов.
СОДЕРЖАНИЕ
1 Обзор
2 Район 1
3 Район 2
4 Район 3
5 квартал 4
6 Район 5
7 квартал 6
8 Район 7
9 Район 8
10 Район 9
11 Источники
Обзор [ править ]
Выборы в Палату представителей США в Вашингтоне, 2006 г. [1]
Вечеринка
Голоса
Процент
Сиденья
+/–
Демократичный
1 320 238
64,27%
6
-
Республиканец
721 862
35,14%
3
-
Независимые
11 956
0,58%
0
-
Итоги
2,054,056
100,00%
2
-
Район 1 [ править ]
Смотрите также: 1-й избирательный округ Вашингтона
Действующий конгрессмен-демократ Джей Инсли легко отправил соперника-республиканца Ларри Измаила на шестой срок.
Выборы 1-го округа в Конгресс в Вашингтоне, 2006 г.
Вечеринка
Кандидат
Голоса
%
Демократичный
Джей Инсли ( вкл. )
163 832
67,72
Республиканец
Ларри Измаил
78 105
32,28
Всего голосов
241 937
100.00
Демократическое удержание
Район 2 [ править ]
Смотрите также: 2-й избирательный округ Вашингтона
Действующий конгрессмен-демократ Рик Ларсен с большим отрывом победил своего оппонента-республиканца, ветерана ВМС США Дуга Рулстоуна.
Выборы округа 2-го Конгресса Вашингтона, 2006 г.
Вечеринка
Кандидат
Голоса
%
Демократичный
Рик Ларсен ( вкл. )
157 064
64,16
Республиканец
Дуг Рулстон
87 730
35,84
Всего голосов
244 794
100.00
Демократическое удержание
Район 3 [ править ]
Смотрите также: 3-й избирательный округ Вашингтона
Немного улучшив свои показатели по сравнению с 2004 годом, действующий конгрессмен-демократ Брайан Бэрд легко выиграл пятый срок у соперника-республиканца Майкла Мессмора.
Выборы округа в 3-й Конгресс Вашингтона, 2006 г.
Вечеринка
Кандидат
Голоса
%
Демократичный
Brian Baird (inc.)
147,065
63.12
Republican
Michael Messore
85,915
36.88
Total votes
232,980
100.00
Democratic hold
District 4[edit]
See also: Washington's 4th congressional district
In his bid for a seventh term, Republican incumbent Congressman Doc Hastings beat back a spirited challenge from Democratic nominee Richard Wright. Though Hastings eventually beat Wright by a fairly solid margin, it was not the kind of landslide that Hastings usually experienced in this strongly conservative district based in Central Washington.
Washington's 4th congressional district election, 2006)
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
Republican
Doc Hastings (inc.)
115,246
59.93
Democratic
Richard Wright
77,054
40.07
Total votes
192,300
100.00
Republican hold
District 5[edit]
See also: Washington's 5th congressional district
Like neighboring Congressman Hastings, incumbent Republican Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers faced a surprisingly strong challenge from Democratic nominee Peter J. Goldmark in her conservative, Eastern Washington district. Though Rodgers ultimately edged Goldmark out by a comfortable margin, the race got close enough for CQ Politics to change its rating on the race to Republican Favored from Safe Republican.[2]
Washington's 5th congressional district election, 2006)
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
Republican
Cathy McMorris Rodgers (inc.)
134,967
56.40
Democratic
Peter J. Goldmark
104,357
43.60
Total votes
239,324
100.00
Republican hold
District 6[edit]
See also: Washington's 6th congressional district
Long-serving Democratic incumbent Norm Dicks, a high-ranking member on the Appropriations Committee did not face a credible challenge to his bid for a sixteenth term from conservative activist Doug Cloud in this liberal, Kitsap Peninsula-based district.
Washington's 6th congressional district election, 2006
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
Democratic
Norm Dicks (inc.)
158,202
70.60
Republican
Doug Cloud
65,883
29.40
Total votes
224,085
100.00
Democratic hold
District 7[edit]
See also: Washington's 7th congressional district
In his bid for a ninth term, incumbent Democratic Congressman Jim McDermott easily beat out Republican nominee Steve Beren and independent Linnea S. Noreen in this very liberal, Seattle-based district.
Washington's 7th congressional district election, 2006
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
Democratic
Jim McDermott (inc.)
195,462
79.41
Republican
Steve Beren
38,715
15.73
Independent
Linnea S. Noreen
11,956
4.86
Total votes
246,133
100.00
Democratic hold
District 8[edit]
See also: Washington's 8th congressional district
In 2004, then-King County Sheriff Dave Reichert won his first campaign for the United States House of Representatives by a five-point margin. 2006 proved to be just as tough of a year for Reichert. Facing former Microsoft executive Darcy Burner for the first time, Reichert faced a grueling battle for re-election. Polls taken in October showed the two candidates to be about even[3] and the two major newspapers in the area--the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and the Seattle Times--split their endorsements: The Post-Intelligencer endorsed Burner[4] while the Times supported Reichert.[5] Ultimately, though, a few weeks after election day, it became evident that Reichert had beaten out Burner and had won a second term.
Washington's 8th congressional district election, 2006)
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
Republican
Dave Reichert (inc.)
129,362
51.46
Democratic
Darcy Burner
122,021
48.54
Total votes
251,383
100.00
Republican hold
District 9[edit]
See also: Washington's 9th congressional district
Incumbent Democratic Congressman Adam Smith easily beat out Republican candidate Steven Cofchin for a sixth term in this Western Washington district based in the Puget Sound.
Washington's 9th congressional district election, 2006