Mark Dayton - Electoral History

Electoral History

Governor of Minnesota
Minnesota gubernatorial election, 2010 (General election)
Party Candidate Votes Percentage
DFL Mark Dayton 919,232 43.63%
Republican Tom Emmer 910,462 43.21%
Independence Tom Horner 251,487 11.94%
Minnesota gubernatorial election, 2010 (Democratic primary)
Party Candidate Votes Percentage
DFL Mark Dayton 182,738 41.3%
DFL Margaret Anderson Kelliher 175,767 39.8%
DFL Matt Entenza 80,509 18.2%
DFL Peter Idusogie 3,123 0.7%
Minnesota gubernatorial election, 1998 (Democratic primary)
Party Candidate Votes Percentage
DFL Skip Humphrey 154,037 37%
DFL Mike Freeman 78,895 19%
DFL Doug Johnson 78,041 19%
DFL Mark Dayton 74,706 18%
DFL Ted Mondale 29,749 7%
US Senator
United States Senate election in Minnesota, 2000 (General election)
Party Candidate Votes Percentage
DFL Mark Dayton 1,181,533 48.83%
Republican Rod Grams 1,047,474 43.29%
Independence James Gibson 140,583 5.81%
United States Senate election in Minnesota, 1982 (General election)
Party Candidate Votes Percentage
Republican David Durenberger 949,207 52.60%
DFL Mark Dayton 840,401 46.57%

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