Marla S. Lawson (R)

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Won 0 out of 0 generals.
Won 2 out of 5 primaries.
Won 2 out of 5 total contests.

Marla S. Lawson (R)

Past Contests

Date Stage Office District Candidates
2022May 17 Republican Primary County Commissioner District Boise - 2
Clay Tucker won (40%) against 4 opponents. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
Clay Tucker
winner
749 40.3%
Marla S. Lawson
 407 21.9%
Rick Aspril
 326 17.6%
Brent Adamson
 290 15.6%
Bill Baker
 86 4.6%
Total Votes Cast 1,858  
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2016May 17 Republican Primary Precinct Committeeman District Boise - 60 Lowman
Marla S. Lawson won unopposed. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
Marla S. Lawson
winner
40 100.0%
Total Votes Cast 40  
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2014May 20 Republican Primary Precinct Committeeman District Boise - 60 Lowman
Marla S. Lawson won unopposed. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
Marla S. Lawson
winner
26 100.0%
Total Votes Cast 26  
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2010May 25 Republican Primary State Senate District 22
Tim Corder won (58%) against Marla S. Lawson. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
Tim Corder
winner
2,535 58.3%
Marla S. Lawson
 1,814 41.7%
Total Votes Cast 4,349  
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2004May 25 Republican Primary State Senate District 22
Tim Corder, Sr. won (54%) against Marla S. Lawson. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
Tim Corder, Sr.
winner
1,407 53.5%
Marla S. Lawson
 1,223 46.5%
Total Votes Cast 2,630  
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