Jim Jones (R)

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Won 3 out of 1 generals.
Won 1 out of 4 primaries.
Won 4 out of 5 total contests.

Jim Jones (R)

Past Contests

Date Stage Office District Candidates
2010May 25 Primary Election Supreme Court JusticeTo Succeed Jim Jones State of Idaho
Jim Jones won unopposed. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
Jim Jones
winner
145,584 100.0%
Total Votes Cast 145,584  
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2004May 25 Primary Election Supreme Court JusticeTo Succeed: Wayne L. Kidwell State of Idaho
Jim Jones won unopposed. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
Jim Jones
winner
110,310 100.0%
Total Votes Cast 110,310  
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1996Nov 4 General Election State Representative B District 20
Jim Jones won (52%) against Sher Sellman. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
Jim Jones
winner
Republican
 4,975 51.6%
Sher Sellman
Democratic
 4,672 48.4%
Total Votes Cast 9,647  
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1996May 28 Republican Primary State Representative B District 20
Jim Jones won (51%) against 2 opponents. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
Jim Jones
winner
1,518 51.2%
Steven Richards
 749 25.3%
James Morrison
 697 23.5%
Total Votes Cast 2,964  
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1990May 22 Republican Primary U.S. Senate State of Idaho
Larry Craig won (59%) against Jim Jones. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
Larry Craig
winner
65,830 59.0%
Jim Jones
 45,733 41.0%
Total Votes Cast 111,563  
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