Doc Hastings - Electoral History

Electoral History

Washington's 4th congressional district: Results 1992–2006
Year Democrat Votes Pct Republican Votes Pct 3rd party Party Votes Pct
1992 Jay Inslee 106,556 51% Richard Hastings 103,028 49%
1994 Jay Inslee 81,198 47% Richard Hastings 92,828 53%
1996 Rick Locke 96,502 47% Richard Hastings 108,647 53%
1998 Gordon Allen Pross 43,043 24% Richard Hastings 121,684 69% Peggy S. McKerlie Reform 11,363 6%
2000 Jim Davis 87,585 37% Richard Hastings 143,259 61% Fred D. Krauss Libertarian 4,260 2%
2002 Craig Mason 53,572 33% Richard Hastings 108,257 67%
2004 Sandy Matheson 92,486 37% Richard Hastings 154,627 63%
2006 Richard Wright 77,054 40% Richard Hastings 115,246 60%
2008 George Fearing 99,430 36.91% Richard Hastings 169,940 63.09%
2010 Jay Clough 69,512 32.4% Richard Hastings 145,317 67.6%

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