Certified returns for every federal race in Arizona in 2002, as published by the Clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives. 8 of 8 congressional races match the totals printed in the Clerk's own recapitulation.
Notes from the Clerk's report
Due to apportionment, the number of Congressional Districts in Arizona has been increased from 6 to 8.
U.S. House of Representatives
District 1
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Rick Renzi
Republican
85,967
49.2%
George Cordova
Democrat
79,730
45.6%
Edwin Porr
Libertarian
8,990
5.1%
Total
174,687
District 2
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Trent Franks
Republican
100,359
59.9%
Randy Camacho
Democrat
61,217
36.5%
Edward Carlson
Libertarian
5,919
3.5%
William Crum
Write-in
7
0.0%
Total
167,502
District 3
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
John B. Shadegg
Republican
104,847
67.3%
Charles Hill
Democrat
47,173
30.3%
Mark Yannone
Libertarian
3,731
2.4%
Total
155,751
District 4
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Ed Pastor
Democrat
44,517
67.4%
Jonathan Barnert
Republican
18,381
27.8%
Amy Gibbons
Libertarian
3,167
4.8%
Total
66,065
District 5
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
J. D. Hayworth
Republican
103,870
61.2%
Craig Columbus
Democrat
61,559
36.3%
Warren Severin
Libertarian
4,383
2.6%
Total
169,812
District 6
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Jeff Flake
Republican
103,094
65.9%
Deborah Thomas
Democrat
49,355
31.6%
Andy Wagner
Libertarian
3,888
2.5%
Total
156,337
District 7
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Raúl M. Grijalva
Democrat
61,256
59.0%
Ross Hieb
Republican
38,474
37.1%
John L. Nemeth
Libertarian
4,088
3.9%
Total
103,818
District 8
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Jim Kolbe
Republican
126,930
63.3%
Mary Judge Ryan
Democrat
67,328
33.6%
Joe Duarte
Libertarian
6,142
3.1%
Jim Dorrance
Write-in
28
0.0%
Total
200,428
Source
Clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives
Statistics of the Presidential and Congressional Election, 2002 — Official source · Archived copy SHA-256 e041d83ff1dc4230e2d57b0f83234e63e51ed9f1624a1013af534628549e1060
Shares are of all votes listed for the race, including write-ins and, where a state reports them, blank and void ballots.