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DATE |
CANDIDATE |
OFFICE SOUGHT |
TYPE OF ELECTION | ELECTORAL DISTRICT |
TOTAL VOTES |
VOTES RECEIVED |
RESULTS |
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1984 |
Hannah Chow |
Judge, County Civil Court At Law #3 |
Democratic Primary Election |
Harris County |
87,452 |
25,377 (29.0%) |
Finished second in a field of four candidates--made runoff election |
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Democratic Runoff Primary Election |
Harris County |
65,210 |
31,114 (47.7%) |
Finished second in a field of two candidates--lost |
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Antonia Ingversen |
Associate Justice, 14th Court of Appeals |
Democratic Primary Election |
Harris and 13 other counties |
82,654 |
14,721 (17.8%) |
Finished fourth in a field of five candidates--lost |
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1986 |
Hannah Chow |
Judge, County Criminal Court At Law #5 |
Democratic Primary Election |
Harris County |
52,771 |
32,612 (61.8%) |
Finished first in a field of two candidates--won the Democratic nomination |
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General Election |
Harris County |
435,388 |
235,237 (54.0%) |
Finished first in a field of two candidates--elected judge |
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Douglas Jeu |
Judge, County Civil Court At Law #4 |
General Election |
Harris County |
420,898 |
180,716 (42.9%) |
Finished second in a field of two candidates--lost to Democratic incumbent |
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1987 |
Terence Cheng |
Trustee, Alief ISD School Board |
General Election |
Alief ISD |
796 |
540 (67.8%) |
Finished first in a field of four candidates--elected trustee |
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1990 |
Hannah Chow |
Judge, County Criminal Court At Law #5 |
General Election |
Harris County |
477,867 |
256,860 (53.8%) |
Finished first in a field of two candidates--reelected judge |
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Elsie Huang |
Member, State Board of Education, District 6 |
Republican Primary Election |
Western Harris County |
60,049 |
13,039 (21.7%) |
Finished third in a field of three candidates--lost |
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Maleeha Samee |
Trustee, Alief ISD School Board |
General Election |
Alief ISD |
412 |
100 (24.3%) |
Finished second in a field of two candidates--lost |
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1991 |
Terence Cheng |
Trustee, Alief ISD School Board |
General Election |
Alief ISD |
1,151 |
1,033 (89.7%) |
Finished first in a field of two candidates--reelected trustee |
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Glenda Joe |
Council Member, Houston City Council, At Large Position #5 |
General Election |
City of Houston |
253,270 |
21,040 (8.3%) |
Finished fifth in a field of seven candidates--lost |
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1992 |
Esther Yao |
United States Representative, 25th Congressional District |
Republican Primary Election |
25th Congressional District |
18,934 |
8,532 (45.1%) |
Finished second in a field of two candidates--lost |
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1993 |
Glenda Joe |
Council Member, Houston City Council, At Large Position #3 |
General Election |
City of Houston |
155,507 |
15,222 (9.8%) |
Finished fourth in a field of fourteen candidates--lost |
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Martha Wong |
Council Member, Houston City Council, District C |
General Election |
District C of City of Houston |
28,872 |
10,030 (34.7%) |
Finished first in a field of seven candidates--made runoff election |
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Runoff Election |
District C of City of Houston |
15,636 |
9,628 (61.6%) |
Finished first in a field of two candidates--elected council member |
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1994 |
Hannah Chow |
Judge, County Criminal Court At Law #5 |
General Election |
Harris County |
322,304 |
322,304 (100%) |
Unopposed--reelected judge |
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Nghi Ho |
Trustee, Alief ISD School Board |
General Election |
Alief ISD |
1,166 |
228 (19.6%) |
Finished second in a field of seven candidates--lost |
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1995 |
Mark Lee |
City Controller, City of Houston |
General Election |
City of Houston |
108,771 |
35,388 (32.5%) |
Finished second in a field of three candidates--lost |
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Harshad Patel |
Trustee, Alief ISD School Board |
General Election |
Alief ISD |
1,465 |
115 (7.8%) |
Finished third in a field of four candidates--lost |
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Martha Wong |
Council Member, Houston City Council, District C |
General Election |
District C of City of Houston |
15,980 |
13,561 (84.9%) |
Finished first in a field of two candidates--reelected council member |
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1996 |
Nghi Ho |
Trustee, Alief ISD School Board |
General Election |
Alief ISD |
956 |
587 (61.4%) |
Finished first in a field of four candidates--elected trustee |
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Gene Hsiao |
United States Representative, 7th Congressional District |
General Election (0pen) |
7th Congressional District |
186,831 |
3,896 (2.1%) |
Finished third in a field of four candidates--lost |
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Martha Wong |
Tax Assessor-Collector, Harris County |
Republican Primary Election |
Harris County |
126,036 |
57,496 (45.6%) |
Finshed first in a field of six candidates--made runoff election |
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Republican Runoff Primary Election |
Harris County |
54,458 |
25,343 (46.5%) |
Finished second in a field of two candidates--lost |
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1997 |
Martha Wong |
Council Member, Houston City Council, District C |
General Election |
District C of City of Houston |
19,077 |
19,077 (100%) |
Unopposed--reelected council member |
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1998 |
Hannah Chow |
Judge, Harris County Criminal Court at Law #5 |
Democratic Primary Election |
Harris County |
19,930 |
19,930 (100%) |
Unopposed--won the Democratic nomination |
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General Election |
Harris County |
501,051 |
235,752 (47.1%) |
Finished second in a field of two candidates--lost |
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Gene Hsiao |
United States Representative, 7th Congressional District |
Republican Primary Election |
7th Congressional District |
29,586 |
961 (3,3%) |
Finished second in a field of two candidates--lost |
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1999 |
Thai Hoc Nguyen |
Council Member, Houston City Council, District F |
General Election |
District F of City of Houston |
13,334 |
1,563 (11.7%) |
Finished fifth in a field of eight candidates--lost |
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Gordon Quan |
Council Member, Houston City Council, At Large Position #2 |
General Election |
City of Houston |
171,137 |
35,554 (20.8%) |
Finished first in a field of eleven candidates--made runoff election |
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Runoff Election |
City of Houston |
52,560 |
30,467 (58%) |
Finished first in a field of two candidates--elected council member |
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2000 |
Gene Hsaio |
United States Representative, 7th Congressional District |
Republican Primary Election |
7th Congressional District |
63,314 |
1,063 (1.68%) |
Finished seventh in a field of eight candidates--lost |
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Joe Vu |
United States Representative, 29th Congressional District |
Republican Primary Election |
29th Congressional District |
7,645 |
3,960 (51.8%) |
Finished first in a field of two candidates--won Repubican nomination |
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General Election |
29th Congressional District |
115,475 |
29,606 (25.6%) |
Finished second in a field of three candidates--lost |
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2001 |
Jan Lang Kish |
Council Member, Houston City Council, District E |
General Election |
District E of City of Houston |
29,239 |
2,482 (8.49%) |
Finished fifth in a field of seven candidates--lost |
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Thai Hoc Nguyen |
Council Member, Houston city Council, District F |
General Election |
District F of City of Houston |
14,751 (H only, FB missing) |
3,532 (23.94%) |
Finished second in a field of four candidates--lost |
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Gordon Quan |
Council Member, Houston City Council, At Large Position #2 |
General Election |
City of Houston |
210,581 (H only, FB missing) |
127,893 (60.7%) |
Finished first in a field of two candidates--reelected council member |
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Dee Srinivasan |
Mayor, Hedwig Village |
General Election |
City of Hedwig Village |
437 |
223 (51%) |
Finished first in a field of two candidates--elected mayor |
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2002 |
Martha Wong |
State Representative, District 134 |
Republican Primary Election |
State Representative District 134 |
8,809 |
3,416 (38.78%) |
Finished first in a field of five candidates--made runoff election |
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General Election |
State Representative District 134 |
46,657 |
24,520 (52.55%) |
Finished first in a field of two candidates--elected state representative |
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Andrew Tran |
State Representative, District 149 |
Democratic Primary Election |
State Representative District 149 |
1,235 |
1,235 (100%) |
Unopposed--won the Democratic nomination |
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General Election |
State Representative District 149 |
23,674 |
10,530 (44.47) |
Finished second in a field of two candidates--lost |
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Antonia Ingversen |
Judge, State District Court 129 |
General Election |
Harris County |
606.027 |
273,694 (45.16) |
Finished second in a field of two candidates--lost |
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2003 |
Aloysius Hoang |
Council Member, Houston City Council, At Large Position #5 |
General Election |
City of Houston |
252,691 (H,FB) |
19,449 (7.7%) |
Finished third in a field of six candidates--lost |
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M.J. Khan |
Council Member, Houston City Council, District F |
General Election |
District F |
16,118 (H,FB) |
6,043 (37.5%) |
Finished first in a field of four candidates--made runoff election |
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Runoff Election |
District F of City of Houston |
12,971 (H,FB) |
6,907 (53.2%) |
Finished first in a field of two candidates--elected council member |
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Mark Lee |
City Controller, City of Houston |
General Election |
City of Houston |
262,254 (H,FB) |
40,113 (15.3%) |
Finshed third in a field of six candidates--lost |
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Gordon Quan |
Council Member, Houston City Council, At Large Position #2 |
General Election |
City of Houston |
235,412 (H,FB) |
135,481 (57.6%) |
Finshed first in a field of two candidates--reelected council member |
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Tim Shen |
Council Member, Houston City Council, District G |
General Election |
District G |
44,333 |
6,411 (14.5%) |
Finished fourth in a field of seven candidates--lost |
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John Shike |
Council Member, Houston City Council, District F |
General Election |
District F |
16,118 (H,FB) |
1,462 (9.1%) |
Finished first in a field of four candidates--lost |
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2004 |
Ahmad R. Hassan |
United States Representative, 9th Congressional District |
Republican Primary Election |
9th Congressional District |
5,968 |
1,132 (18.9%) |
Finished second in a field of two candidates--lost |
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Chad Khan |
State Representative, District 142 |
Democratic Primary Election |
State Representative District 142 |
4,692 |
931 (19.8%) |
Finished second in a field of two candidates--lost |
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Zone Nguyen |
Judge, State District Court 133 |
Democratic Primary Election |
Harris County |
50,152 |
50,152 (100%) |
Unopposed-won the Democratic nomination |
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General Election |
Harris County |
1,005,295 |
460,283 (45.8%) |
Finished second in a field of two candidates--lost |
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Hubert Vo |
State Representative, District 149 |
Democratic Primary Election |
State Representative District 149 |
1,800 |
1,800 (100%) |
Unopposed--won the Democratic nomination |
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General Election |
State Representative District 149 |
41,357 |
20,695 (50.03%) |
Finished first in a field of two candidates--elected state representative |
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Martha Wong |
State Representative, District 134 |
Republican Primary Election |
State Representative District 134 |
4,927 |
4,927 (100%) |
Unopposed-won Republican nomination |
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General Election |
State Representative District 134 |
67,235 |
36,021 (53.6%) |
Finished first in a field of three candidates--reelected state representative |
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2005 |
Jay Aiyer |
Council Member, Houston City Council, At Large Position 2 |
General Election |
City of Houston |
144,680 (H,FB) |
38,242 (26.4%) |
Finished second in a field of five candidates--made runoff election |
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Runoff Election |
City of Houston |
35,922 (H only, FB missing) |
17,666 (49.1%) |
Finished second in a field of two candidates--lost |
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Khalid Khan |
Council Member, Houston City Council, District F |
General Election |
District F |
10,083 (H only, FB missing) |
1,403 (13.9%) |
Finished third in a field of three candidates--lost |
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M. J. Khan |
Council Member, Houston City Council, District F |
General Election |
District F |
10,083 (H only, FB missing) |
6,989 (69.2%) |
Finished first in a field of three candidates--reelected council member |
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Mark Lee |
Council Member, Houston City Council, District C |
General Election |
District C |
24,738 (H only, FB missing) |
4,553 (18.4%) |
Finished third in a field of seven candidates--lost |
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K. Natalie Ong* |
Council Member, El Lago City Council, Position 1 |
General Election |
City of El Lago |
135 |
135 (100%) |
Unopposed-reelected council member |
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John Shike |
Council Member, Houston City Council, District F |
General Election |
District F |
10,083 (H only, FB missing) |
1,691 (16.8%) |
Finished second in a field of three candidates--lost |
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Dee Srinivasan** |
Mayor, Hedwig Village |
General Election |
City of Hedwig Village |
360 |
129 (35.8%) |
Finished second in a field of two candidates--lost |
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2006 |
Ahmad Hassan |
United States Representative, 18th Congressional District |
Republican Primary Election |
18th Congressional District |
2,753 |
2,753 (100%) |
Unopposed-won the Republican nomination |
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General Election |
18th Congressional District |
86,051 |
16,448 (19.1%) |
Finished second in a field of three candidates--lost |
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Chad Khan |
State Representative, District 126 |
Democratic Primary Election |
State Representative District 126 |
465 |
465 (100%) |
Unopposed-won the Democratic nomination |
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General Election |
State Representative District 126 |
27,962 |
9,114 (32.6%) |
Finished second in a field of three candidates--lost |
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Hubert Vo |
State Representative, District 149 |
Democratic Primary Election |
State Representative District 149 |
591 |
591 (100%) |
Unopposed--won the Democratic nomination |
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General Election |
State Representative District 149 |
23,253 |
12,621 (54.3%) |
Finished first in a field of two candidates--elected state representative |
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Martha Wong |
State Representative, District 134 |
Republican Primary Election |
State Representative District 134 |
3,725 |
3,725 (100%) |
Unopposed-won Republican nomination |
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General Election |
State Representative District 134 |
46,242 |
20,005 (43.3%) |
Finished second in a field of three candidates--lost |
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2007 |
Manisha Mehta |
Council Member, Houston City Council, District E |
General Election |
District E |
13,566 |
1,993 (14.7%) |
Finished third in a field of four candidates--lost |
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Neeta Sane |
Trustee, Houston Community College, District 7 |
General Election |
District 7 |
6,128 (H,FB) |
3,158 (51.5%) |
Finished first in a field of three candidates--elected trustee |
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Zaf Tahir |
Council Member, Houston City Council, At Large Position 5 |
General Election |
City of Houston |
101,000 (H,FB) |
10,710 (10.6%) |
Finished fifth in a field of eight candidates--lost |
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2008 |
Theresa Chang |
District Clerk, Harris County |
Repubican Primary Election |
Harris County |
122,712 |
74,275 (60.5%) |
Finished firt in a field of two candidates--won the Republican nomination |
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General Election |
Harris County |
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Ahmad Hassan |
County Judge, Harris County |
Democratic Primary Election |
Harris County |
239,644 |
59,304 (24.8%) |
Finished second in a field of two candidates--lost |
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Al Hoang |
Judge, State District Court 190 |
Republican Primary Election |
Harris County |
118,853 |
18,958 (16%) |
Finished third in a field of three candidates--lost |
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Chad Khan |
State Representative, District 126 |
Democratic Primary Election |
State Representative District 126 |
9,191 |
9,191 (100%) |
Unopposed--won Democratic nomination |
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General Election |
State Representative District 126 |
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Ashish Mahendru |
Judge, State District Court 334 |
Democratic Primary Election |
Harris County |
209,810 |
209,810 (100%) |
Unopposed--won Democratic nomination |
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General Election |
Harris County |
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R. K. Sandill |
Judge, State District Court 127 |
Democratic Primary Election |
Harris County |
219,336 |
219,336 (100%) |
Unopposed--won Democratic nomination |
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General Election |
Harris County |
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Randy Sim |
Council Member, Southside Place City Council, Position 2 |
General Election |
City of Southside Place |
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Hoa Tran |
President |
Repubican Primary Election |
State of Texas |
169,448 |
143 (0.1%) |
Finished tenth in a field of eleven candidates--lost |
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Hubert Vo |
State Representative, District 149 |
Democratic Primary Election |
State Representative District 149 |
10,924 |
10,924 (100%) |
Unopposed--won Democratic nomination |
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General Election |
State Representative District 149 |
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*K. Natalie Ong won this office originally in 1999. She has stood for reelection unopposed every two years since then.
As far as can be determined, her 1999, 2001, 2003, and 2007 elections were cancelled due to the lack of an opponent.
**Dee Srinivasan died a month before the election, but her name remained on the ballot.
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