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Voters’ Guide to Single-Payer Supporters

Related to the U.S. House, U.S. Senate and U.S. Presidency

Preparation for the Election
on Tuesday November 2, 2010

Consider the information in this guide when you encourage candidates to run in 2010 and give them support between now and the primary and general elections in 2010.
Also see: Explanations and Voters’ Tips.
See Election Results 2008 for links to general election vote statistics for single-payer candidates.


About [Incumbent] and [Challenger] names in brackets. These persons either dropped out of the race or lost an election. Their names are kept here for these reasons: 1) it’s the record of activity that occurred during the November 2008 election; 2) it’s recognition of their significant contribution to help get single-payer; and 3) some of them may compete in the next election, so we want to keep them in mind and prepare to help them win.


United States House of Representatives

For details about the district, select the desired state-district link in “District” column of the following table.

District Political
Party
Name Incumbent
or
Challenger
Notes
regarding 2008 elections
AZ-1 Democrat [Howard Shanker] Challenger Lost 2008 primary *****
AZ-4 Democrat Ed Pastor Incumbent
AZ-6 Democrat [Chris Gramazio] Challenger Lost 2008 primary
AZ-7 Democrat Raúl Grijalva Incumbent
CA-6 Democrat Lynn Woolsey Incumbent *****
CA-7 Democrat George Miller Incumbent
CA-9 Democrat Barbara Lee Incumbent
CA-15 Democrat Mike Honda Incumbent
CA-17 Democrat Sam Farr Incumbent
CA-24 Democrat [Marta Jorgensen] Challenger Lost 2008 general
CA-24 Democrat [Mary Pallant] Challenger (Lost 2008 primary, but Jorgensen won) *****
CA-28 Democrat Howard Berman Incumbent
CA-31 Democrat Xavier Becerra Incumbent AV+
CA-32 Democrat Hilda L. Solis Incumbent
CA-33 Democrat Diane E. Watson Incumbent
CA-34 Democrat Lucille Roybal-Allard Incumbent
CA-35 Democrat Maxine Waters Incumbent
CA-37 Democrat Laura Richardson Incumbent
CA-38 Democrat Grace F. Napolitano Incumbent
CA-39 Democrat Linda T. Sánchez Incumbent
CA-43 Democrat Joe Baca Incumbent
CA-46 Democrat [Debbie Cook] Challenger Lost 2008 general
CA-47 Democrat Loretta Sanchez Incumbent
CA-51 Democrat Bob Filner Incumbent
CA-53 Democrat [Mike Copass] Challenger Lost 2008 primary
CO-2 Democrat [Joan Fitz-Gerald] Challenger (Lost 2008 primary, but Polis won) *****
CO-2 Democrat Jared Polis Challenger Won 2008 general *****
FL-3 Democrat Corrine Brown Incumbent
FL-7 Democrat [Faye Armitage] Challenger Lost 2008 general *****
FL-9 Democrat [Anita de Palma] Challenger Lost 2008 primary
FL-15 Democrat [Stephen Blythe] Challenger Lost 2008 general, AV+ *****
FL-19 Democrat Robert Wexler Incumbent
FL-23 Democrat Alcee L. Hastings Incumbent
GA-2 Democrat Sanford D. Bishop Jr. Incumbent
GA-4 Democrat Henry C. “Hank” Johnson Jr. Incumbent
GA-5 Democrat John Lewis Incumbent
GA-13 Democrat David Scott Incumbent
HI-1 Democrat Neil Abercrombie Incumbent
HI-2 Democrat Mazie K. Hirono Incumbent
IA-2 Democrat David Loebsack Incumbent
IL-1 Democrat Bobby L. Rush Incumbent
IL-2 Democrat Jesse L. Jackson Jr. Incumbent
IL-4 Democrat Luis V. Gutierrez Incumbent
IL-7 Democrat Danny K. Davis Incumbent
IL-9 Democrat Janice D. Schakowsky Incumbent
IL-17 Democrat Phil Hare Incumbent
IN-7 Democrat Andre Carson Incumbent
KY-3 Democrat John A. Yarmuth Incumbent
LA-2 Democrat William J. Jefferson Incumbent
MA-1 Democrat John W. Olver Incumbent
MA-3 Democrat James P. McGovern Incumbent
MA-4 Democrat Barney Frank Incumbent
MA-6 Democrat John F. Tierney Incumbent
MA-8 Democrat Michael E. Capuano Incumbent
MA-9 Democrat Stephen F. Lynch Incumbent
MA-10 Democrat William D. Delahunt Incumbent
MD-4 Democrat Donna Edwards Challenger Won 2008 general
MD-7 Democrat Elijah E. Cummings Incumbent
ME-1 Democrat Chellie Pingree Challenger Won 2008 general *****
MI-2 Democrat Scott Killips Challenger Dropped out of 2008 race
MI-5 Democrat Dale Kildee Incumbent
MI-7 Democrat [Sharon Renier] Challenger Lost 2008 primary *****
MI-13 Democrat Carolyn Kilpatrick Incumbent
MI-14 Democrat John Conyers Incumbent
MN-5 Democrat Keith Ellison Incumbent
MO-1 Democrat Wm. Lacy Clay Incumbent
MO-5 Democrat Emanuel Cleaver Incumbent
MS-2 Democrat Bennie G. Thompson Incumbent
NC-8 Democrat [John Autry] Challenger Dropped out of 2008 race
NJ-1 Democrat [Mahdi Ibn-Ziyad] Challenger Lost 2008 primary
NJ-10 Democrat Donald M. Payne Incumbent
NJ-12 Democrat Rush D. Holt Incumbent
NM-2 Democrat [Al Kissling] Challenger Dropped out of 2008 race *****
NY-6 Democrat Gregory W. Meeks Incumbent
NY-8 Democrat Jerrold Nadler Incumbent
NY-9 Democrat Anthony D. Weiner Incumbent
NY-10 Democrat Edolphus Towns Incumbent
NY-11 Democrat Yvette D. Clarke Incumbent
NY-13 Democrat [Steve Harrison] Challenger Lost 2008 primary *****
NY-14 Democrat Carolyn B. Maloney Incumbent
NY-15 Democrat Charles B. Rangel Incumbent
NY-16 Democrat José E. Serrano Incumbent
NY-17 Democrat Eliot L. Engel Incumbent
NY-21 Democrat [Phil Steck] Challenger Lost 2008 primary *****
NY-22 Democrat Maurice D. Hinchey Incumbent
NY-29 Democrat Eric Massa Challenger Won 2008 general *****
OH-4 Democrat [Mike Carroll] Challenger Lost 2008 general *****
OH-7 Democrat [William (Bill) Conner] Challenger Lost 2008 primary OH-7 *****
OH-7 Democrat [Richard Wyderski] Challenger (Lost 2008 primary OH-7) *****
OH-9 Democrat Marcy Kaptur Incumbent
OH-10 Democrat Dennis Kucinich Incumbent *****
OH-13 Democrat Betty Sutton Incumbent
OH-17 Democrat Tim Ryan Incumbent
PA-1 Democrat Robert A. Brady Incumbent
PA-2 Democrat Chaka Fattah Incumbent
PA-3 Democrat [Mike Waltner] Challenger Lost 2008 primary *****
PA-14 Democrat Michael F. Doyle Incumbent
PA-16 Democrat [Bruce Slater] Challenger Lost 2008 general *****
PA-18 Democrat [Steve O’Donnell] Challenger Lost 2008 general
RI-1 Democrat Patrick J. Kennedy Incumbent
RI-1 Democrat James E. Clyburn Incumbent
TN-9 Democrat Steve Cohen Incumbent
TX-9 Democrat Al Green Incumbent
TX-18 Democrat Sheila Jackson-Lee Incumbent
TX-30 Democrat Eddie Bernice Johnson Incumbent
VA-3 Democrat Robert C. “Bobby” Scott Incumbent
VA-4 Democrat [Andrea Miller] Challenger Lost 2008 general
VA-6 Democrat [Sam Rasoul] Challenger Lost 2008 general *****
VA-7 Democrat Anita Hartke Challenger
VA-8 Democrat James P. Moran Incumbent
VA-10 Democrat [Mike Turner] Challenger Lost 2008 primary *****
VT Democrat Peter Welch Incumbent
WA-7 Democrat Jim McDermott Incumbent
WI-1 Democrat [Paulette Garin] Challenger Lost 2008 primary *****
WI-2 Democrat Tammy Baldwin Incumbent
WI-4 Democrat Gwen Moore Incumbent

United States House of Representatives: Delegates

For details, select the desired district (territory) link in the following table.

District Political
Party
Name Incumbent
or
Challenger
Notes
DC Democrat Eleanor Holmes Norton Incumbent
VI Democrat Donna Christensen Incumbent

United States Senate

For details, select the desired state link in the following table.

State Political
Party
Name Incumbent
or
Challenger
Notes
regarding 2008 elections
MA Democrat [Ed O’Reilly] Challenger Lost 2008 primary
MN Democrat [Jim Cohen] Challenger Dropped out of 2008 race *****
MN Democrat [Jack Nelson-Pallmeyer] Challenger Lost 2008 nomination *****
NM Democrat Tom Udall Challenger Won 2008 general *****
OR Democrat Jeff Merkley Challenger Won 2008 general
TX Democrat [Ray McMurrey] Challenger Lost 2008 primary *****

United States Presidency

For details, select the desired person’s link in the following table.

Political
Party
Name Notes
Green Party Cynthia McKinney Lost 2008 general *****
Independent Ralph Nader Lost 2008 general *****

Explanations

Notes explained:

AV = Audio(s) and/or Video(s) are provided
AV+ = much or most of the AV is excellent
No-Inc = No incumbent

Strong Supporters (identified with ***** in the tables above)

The opposition to what over half of Americans want is fierce by those businesses who will lose profits and want to block the U.S. from having to have Health Care for All with single-payer national health insurance. Therefore, as also emphasized in detail on the Voters Tips web page, it is important to know who the strong supporters are and give them our thanks and our solid support in return.

For the Voters’ Guide I consider a strong supporter as someone who very clearly does more than register as a cosponsor of single-payer legislation: H.R. 676 or a Senate equivalent when it is established. A strong supporter expresses their support in multiple ways, such as some good combination of talks, meetings, blogs and/or web sites. I also look at what other campaigns and legislation they support or endorse (or don’t support/endorse).

Temporary note: currently NO incumbents are being identified as strong supporters, except for Rep. Kucinich. If you have any questions about this topic or wish to discuss it, please contact me.

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