Scott F. McClure (D)

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Won 2 out of 8 generals.
Won 5 out of 5 primaries.
Won 7 out of 13 total contests.

Scott F. McClure (D)

Past Contests

Date Stage Office District Candidates
2022Nov 8 General Election College of Southern Idaho Trustee District 5
Scott F. McClure won unopposed. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
Scott F. McClure
winner
21,949 100.0%
Total Votes Cast 21,949  
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2018Nov 6 General Election College of Southern Idaho Trustee District 5
Scott F. McClure won unopposed. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
Scott F. McClure
winner
23,574 100.0%
Total Votes Cast 23,574  
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2016Nov 8 General Election State Senate District 25
Jim Patrick won (72%) against Scott F. McClure. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
Jim Patrick
winner
Republican
 12,077 72.3%
Scott F. McClure
Democratic
 4,620 27.7%
Total Votes Cast 16,697  
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2016May 17 Democratic Primary State Senate District 25
Scott F. McClure won unopposed. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
Scott F. McClure
winner
316 100.0%
Total Votes Cast 316  
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2012Nov 6 General Election State Senate District 25
Jim Patrick won (67%) against Scott F. McClure. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
Jim Patrick
winner
Republican
 10,650 67.1%
Scott F. McClure
Democratic
 5,214 32.9%
Total Votes Cast 15,864  
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2012May 15 Democratic Primary State Senate District 25
Scott F. McClure won unopposed. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
Scott F. McClure
winner
345 100.0%
Total Votes Cast 345  
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2010Nov 2 General Election State Representative A District 26
John A. "Bert" Stevenson won (76%) against Scott F. McClure. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
John A. "Bert" Stevenson
winner
Republican
 7,079 75.7%
Scott F. McClure
Democratic
 2,270 24.3%
Total Votes Cast 9,349  
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2010May 25 Democratic Primary State Representative A District 26
Scott F. McClure won unopposed. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
Scott F. McClure
winner
340 100.0%
Total Votes Cast 340  
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2008Nov 4 General Election State Senate District 26
Dean L. Cameron won (71%) against Scott F. McClure. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
Dean L. Cameron
winner
Republican
 9,704 70.8%
Scott F. McClure
Democratic
 3,998 29.2%
Total Votes Cast 13,702  
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2008May 27 Democratic Primary State Senate District 26
Scott F. McClure won unopposed. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
Scott F. McClure
winner
511 100.0%
Total Votes Cast 511  
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2006Nov 7 General Election State Representative A District 26
John A. "Bert" Stevenson won (67%) against Scott F. McClure. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
John A. "Bert" Stevenson
winner
Republican
 6,631 67.1%
Scott F. McClure
Democratic
 3,258 33.0%
Total Votes Cast 9,889  
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2006May 23 Democratic Primary State Representative A District 26
Scott F. McClure won unopposed. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
Scott F. McClure
winner
326 100.0%
Total Votes Cast 326  
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2004Nov 2 General Election U.S. Senate State of Idaho
Mike Crapo won (99%) against Scott F. McClure. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
Mike Crapo
winner
Republican
 499,796 99.2%
Scott F. McClure
Democratic
 4,136 0.8%
Total Votes Cast 503,932  
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