Barney Frank - Electoral History

Electoral History

Massachusetts's 4th congressional district: Results 1980–2010
Year Democrat Votes % Republican Votes % Third Party Party Votes % Third Party Party Votes %
1980 Barney Frank 103,466 52% Richard Jones 95,898 48%
1982 Barney Frank 151,305 60% Margaret Heckler 82,804 40%
1984 Barney Frank 172,903 74% Jim Forte 60,121 26%
1986 Barney Frank 134,387 89% No candidate Thomas DeVisscher Independent 16,857 11%
1988 Barney Frank 169,729 70% Debra Tucker 71,661 30%
1990 Barney Frank 143,473 66% John Soto 75,454 34%
1992 Barney Frank 182,633 68% Edward McCormick 70,665 26% Luke Lumina Independent Voters 13,670 5% Dennis Ingalls Freedom for LaRouche 2,797 1%
1994 Barney Frank 168,942 99% No candidate Others 853 1%
1996 Barney Frank 183,844 72% Jonathan Raymond 72,701 28%
1998 Barney Frank 148,340 98% No candidate Others 2,380 2%
2000 Barney Frank 200,638 75% Martin Travis 56,553 21% David Euchner Libertarian 10,553 4%
2002 Barney Frank 166,125 99% No candidate Others 1,691 1%
2004 Barney Frank 219,260 78% No candidate Charles Morse Independent 62,293 22%
2006 Barney Frank 196,513 98% No candidate Others 2,730 1%
2008 Barney Frank 203,032 68% Earl Sholley 75,571 25% Susan Allen Independent 19,848 7%
2010 Barney Frank 126,194 54% Sean Bielat 101,517 43% Susan Allen Independent 3,445 1% Donald Jordan Tax Revolt Independent 2,873 1%

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