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2006 election information

The following candidates for Congress were on the general election ballot in 2006:

• Sen. Jon Kyl, Republican candidate (incumbent) (winner)
  • Jim Pederson, Democratic challenger
  • Richard Mack, Libertarian challenger [1]

• Rep. Rick Renzi, Republican candidate (incumbent) 1st District (winner)
  • Ellen Simon, Democratic challenger
  • David Schlosser, Libertarian challenger

• Rep. Trent Franks, Republican candidate (incumbent) 2nd District (winner)
  • John Thrasher, Democratic challenger
  • Powell Gammill, Libertarian challenger
  • William Crum, independent challenger

• Rep. John Shadegg, Republican candidate (incumbent) 3rd District (winner)
  • Don Chilton, Democratic challenger
  • Mark Yannone, Libertarian challenger

• Rep. Ed Pastor, Democratic candidate (incumbent) 4th District (winner)
  • Don Karg, Republican challenger

• Rep. J.D. Hayworth, Republican candidate (incumbent) 5th District
  • Harry Mitchell, Democratic challenger (winner)
  • Warren Severin, Libertarian challenger

• Rep. Jeff Flake, Republican candidate (incumbent) 6th District (winner)

• Rep. Raul Grijalva, Democratic candidate (incumbent) 7th District (winner)
  • Ron Drake, Republican challenger

• Open Seat - 8th District: Rep. Jim Kolbe, Republican incumbent is retiring
  • State Rep. Randy Graf, Republican candidate 8th District
  • State Sen. Gabrielle Giffords, Democratic candidate 8th District (winner)