Electoral History
Year | Office | Election | Subject | Party | Votes | % | Opponent | Party | Votes | % | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1974 | MD Senator, Class 3 | General | Charles Mathias | Republican | 57.3% | Barbara Mikulski | Democratic | 42.7% | ||||
1976 | Congress, MD 3rd district | General | Barbara Mikulski | Democratic | 143,461 | 74.59% | Samuel Culotta | Republican | 36,447 | 25.41% | ||
1978 | Congress, MD 3rd district | General | Barbara Mikulski | Democratic | 91,189 | 100% | Unopposed | |||||
1980 | Congress, MD 3rd district | General | Barbara Mikulski | Democratic | 134,367 | 76.13% | Russell Schaffer | Republican | 32,074 | 23.87% | ||
1982 | Congress, MD 3rd district | General | Barbara Mikulski | Democratic | 110,042 | 74.2% | Robert Scherr | Republican | 38,259 | 25.8% | ||
1984 | Congress, MD 3rd district | General | Barbara Mikulski | Democratic | 133,189 | 68.21% | Ross Pierpont | Republican | 59,493 | 30.47% | ||
1986 | MD Senator, Class 3 | General | Barbara Mikulski | Democratic | 675,225 | 60.69% | Linda Chavez | Republican | 437,411 | 39.31% | ||
1992 | MD Senator, Class 3 | General | Barbara Mikulski | Democratic | 1,307,610 | 71% | Alan Keyes | Republican | 533,688 | 28.98% | ||
1998 | MD Senator, Class 3 | General | Barbara Mikulski | Democratic | 1,062,810 | 70.5% | Ross Pierpont | Republican | 444,637 | 29.5% | ||
2004 | MD Senator, Class 3 | General | Barbara Mikulski | Democratic | 1,504,691 | 64.77% | E. J. Pipkin | Republican | 783,055 | 33.71% | ||
2010 | MD Senator, Class 3 | General | Barbara Mikulski | Democratic | 1,093,646 | 61.82% | Eric Wargotz | Republican | 639,155 | 36.13% |
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