Baron Hill - Electoral History

Electoral History

Indiana's 9th congressional district: Results 1998–2008
Year Democrat Votes % Republican Votes % 3rd Party Party Votes % 3rd Party Party Votes %
1998 Baron P. Hill 92,973 51% Jean Leising 87,797 48% Diane L. Feeney Libertarian 2,406 1%
2000 Baron P. Hill 126,420 54% Michael Bailey 102,219 44% Sara Chambers Libertarian 4,644 2%
2002 Baron P. Hill 96,654 51% Mike Sodrel 87,169 46% Jeff Melton Green 2,745 2% Al Cox Libertarian 2,389 1%
2004 Baron P. Hill 140,772 49% Mike Sodrel 142,197 49% Al Cox Libertarian 4,541 2%
2006 Baron P. Hill 110,454 50% Mike Sodrel 100,469 46% D. Eric Schansberg Libertarian 9,893 4% *
2008 Baron P. Hill 181,254 58% Mike Sodrel 121,514 38% D. Eric Schansberg Libertarian 12,000 4%
*Write-in and minor candidate notes: In 2006, Donald W. Mantooth received 33 votes.
Indiana's 9th Congressional District Election, 2010
Party Candidate Votes Percentage
Republican Todd Young 118,138 52.2%
Democratic Baron Hill 95,387 42.2%
Libertarian Gregg Knott 12,377 5.4%

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