Ralph Hall
Electoral history
Texas's 4th congressional district: Source: "Office of the House Clerk – Electoral Statistics". Clerk of the United States House of Representatives.

Ralph Hall

Section Title: Electoral history
Table Section Text: Texas's 4th congressional district: Source: "Office of the House Clerk – Electoral Statistics". Clerk of the United States House of Representatives.

Year	Democratic	Republican	Libertarian	Other

Candidate	Votes	%	Candidate	Votes	%	Candidate	Votes	%	Candidate	Votes	%

1980	√ Ralph Hall	102,787	52%	John Wright	93,915	48%	No nominee

1982	√ Ralph Hall	94,134	74%	Pete Collumb	32,221	25%	Bruce Iiams	1,141	1%

1984	√ Ralph Hall	120,749	58%	Thomas Blow	87,553	42%	No nominee	(Assorted)	39	0%

1986	√ Ralph Hall	97,540	72%	Thomas Blow	38,578	28%	No nominee

1988	√ Ralph Hall	139,379	66%	Randy Sutton	67,337	32%	Melanie Dunn	3,152	2%

1990	√ Ralph Hall	108,300	100%	No nominee	Tim McChord (Write-in)	394	0%

1992	√ Ralph Hall	128,008	58%	David Bridges	83,875	38%	Steven Rothacker	8,450	4%

1994	√ Ralph Hall	99,303	59%	David Bridges	67,267	40%	Steven Rothacker	2,377	1%

1996	√ Ralph Hall	132,126	64%	Jerry Hall	71,065	34%	Steven Rothacker	3,172	2%	Enos Denham (Natural Law Party)	814	0%

1998	√ Ralph Hall	82,989	58%	Jim Lohmeyer	58,954	41%	Jim Simon	2,137	1%

2000	√ Ralph Hall	145,887	60%	Jon Newton	91,574	38%	Joe Turner	4,417	2%

2002	√ Ralph Hall	97,304	58%	John Graves	67,939	40%	Barbara Robinson	3,042	2%

2004	Jim Nickerson	81,585	30%	√ Ralph Hall	182,866	68%	Kevin Anderson	3,491	1%

2006	Glenn Melancon	55,278	33%	√ Ralph Hall	106,495	64%	Kurt Helm	3,496	2%

2008	Glenn Melancon	88,067	29%	√ Ralph Hall	206,906	69%	Fred Annett	5,771	2%

2010	VaLinda Hathcox	40,975	22%	√ Ralph Hall	136,338	73%	Jim Prindle	4,729	3%	Shane Shepard (Independent)	4,244	2%

2012	VaLinda Hathcox	60,214	24%	√ Ralph Hall	182,679	73%	Thomas Griffing	7,262	3%

Sentence(s)

Hall defeated Democratic candidate Glenn Melancon and Libertarian candidate Kurt Helm in the 2006 general election.

final_sentence: Hall defeated Democratic candidate Glenn Melancon and Libertarian candidate Kurt Helm in the 2006 general election.