Table:
Year | Party Affiliation | Winner | Number of Votes | Party Affiliation.1 | Loser | Number of Votes.1 | Percentage of Votes
1920 | Republican | William F. Kopp | 38,100 | Democrat | E.W. McManus | 20,977 | 64% - 36%
1922 | Republican | William F. Kopp | 26,651 | Democrat | John M. Lindley | 14,056 | 65% - 34%
1924 | Republican | William F. Kopp | 42,711 | Democrat | James M. Bell | 17,110 | 71% - 29%
1926 | Republican | William F. Kopp | 27,358 | Democrat | James M. Bell | 11,408 | 71% - 29%
1928 | Republican | William F. Kopp | 45,806 |  | No Opponent |  | 100% - 0%
1930 | Republican | William F. Kopp | 27,053 | Democrat | Max A. Conrad | 15,538 | 63% - 36%
1932 | Democrat | Edward C. Eicher | 55,378 | Republican | William F. Kopp | 46,738 | 54% - 46%
1934 | Democrat | Edward C. Eicher | 48,544 | Republican | E. R. Hicklin | 39,047 | 55% - 44%
1936 | Democrat | Edward C. Eicher | 55,721 | Republican | John N. Calhoun | 53,474 | 51% - 49%
1938 | Republican | Thomas E. Martin | 46,636 | Democrat | James P. Gaffney | 33,765 | 58% - 42%
1940 | Republican | Thomas E. Martin | 70,120 | Democrat | Mrs. Zoe S. Nabers | 46,040 | 60% - 40%
1942 | Republican | Thomas E. Martin | 55,139 | Democrat | Vern W. Nall | 32,893 | 61% - 37%
1944 | Republican | Thomas E. Martin | 72,729 | Democrat | Clair A. Williams | 60,048 | 55% - 45%
1946 | Republican | Thomas E. Martin | 52,488 | Democrat | Clair A. Williams | 32,849 | 62% - 38%
1948 | Republican | Thomas E. Martin | 70,959 | Democrat | James D. France | 60,860 | 53% - 46%
1950 | Republican | Thomas E. Martin | 70,058 | Democrat | James D. France | 43,140 | 62% - 38%
1952 | Republican | Thomas E. Martin | 105,526 | Democrat | Clair A. Williams | 62,011 | 63% - 37%
1954 | Republican | Fred Schwengel | 67,128 | Democrat | John O'Connor | 50,577 | 57% - 43%
1956 | Republican | Fred Schwengel | 94,223 | Democrat | Ronald O. Bramhall | 68,287 | 58% - 42%
1958 | Republican | Fred Schwengel | 59,577 | Democrat | Thomas J. Dailey | 51,996 | 53% - 47%
1960 | Republican | Fred Schwengel | 104,737 | Democrat | Walter J. Guenther | 67,287 | 61% - 39%
1962 | Republican | Fred Schwengel | 65,975 | Democrat | Harold Stephens | 42,000 | 61% - 39%
1964 | Democrat | John R. Schmidhauser | 84,042 | Republican | Fred Schwengel | 80,697 | 51% - 49%
1966 | Republican | Fred Schwengel | 64,795 | Democrat | John R. Schmidhauser | 60,534 | 51% - 48%
1968 | Republican | Fred Schwengel | 91,419 | Democrat | John R. Schmidhauser | 81,049 | 53% - 47%
1970 | Republican | Fred Schwengel | 60,270 | Democrat | Edward Mezvinsky | 59,505 | 50% - 49%
1972 | Democrat | Edward Mezvinsky | 107,099 | Republican | Fred Schwengel | 91,609 | 53% - 46%
1974 | Democrat | Edward Mezvinsky | 75,687 | Republican | James A. Leach | 63,540 | 54% - 46%
1976 | Republican | James A. Leach | 109,694 | Democrat | Edward Mezvinsky | 101,024 | 52% - 48%
1978 | Republican | James A. Leach | 79,940 | Democrat | Richard E. Meyers | 45,037 | 63% - 36%
1980 | Republican | James A. Leach | 133,349 | Democrat | Jim Larew | 72,602 | 64% - 35%
1982 | Republican | James A. Leach | 89,595 | Democrat | Bill Gluba | 61,734 | 59% - 41%
1984 | Republican | James A. Leach | 131,182 | Democrat | Kevin Ready | 65,293 | 68% - 33%
1986 | Republican | James A. Leach | 86,834 | Democrat | John R. Whitaker | 43,985 | 66% - 34%
1988 | Republican | James A. Leach | 112,746 | Democrat | Bill Gluba | 71,280 | 61% - 38%
1990 | Republican | James A. Leach | 90,042 | Scattering | Scattering | 151 | 99% - 1%
1992 | Republican | James A. Leach | 178,042 | Democrat | Jan J. Zonneveld | 81,600 | 68% - 31%
1994 | Republican | James A. Leach | 110,448 | Democrat | Glen Winekauf | 69,461 | 60% - 38%
1996 | Republican | James A. Leach | 129,242 | Democrat | Bob Rush | 111,595 | 53% - 46%
1998 | Republican | James A. Leach | 106,419 | Democrat | Bob Rush | 79,529 | 57% - 42%
2000 | Republican | James A. Leach | 164,972 | Democrat | Bob Simpson | 96,283 | 62% - 36%
2002 | Republican | Jim Nussle | 112,280 | Democrat | Ann Hutchinson | 83,779 | 57% - 43%
2004 | Republican | Jim Nussle | 159,993 | Democrat | Bill Gluba | 125,490 | 55% - 44%
2006 | Democrat | Bruce Braley | 113,724 | Republican | Mike Whalen | 89,471 | 56% - 44%
2008 | Democrat | Bruce Braley | 178,229 | Republican | David Hartsuch | 99,447 | 64% - 35%
2010 | Democrat | Bruce Braley | 103,931 | Republican | Ben Lange | 99,976 | 49% - 48%

Question: who was the first democrat to win an election?
Answer: Edward C. Eicher

Question: what winner received the least number of votes?
Answer: William F. Kopp

Question: how long did james leach hold his seat?
Answer: 13 years

Question: who ran in the year 1920, but did not win?
Answer: E.W. McManus

Question: which is the only winner who had 100% of votes?
Answer: William F. Kopp

Question: how many consecutive elections did william f. kopp win?
Answer: 6

Question: what is the least number of votes ever had by a loser of an election?
Answer: 151

Question: how many losing candidates get at least 98,000 votes?
Answer: 5

Question: how many consecutive terms did thomas martin hold his seat?
Answer: 8

Question: what two people are above and below edward c. eicher
Answer: William F. Kopp|Thomas E. Martin

Question: who was the last republican to win?
Answer: Jim Nussle

Question: who was the next loser after john o'connor
Answer: Ronald O. Bramhall

Question: how many winners had at least 50,000 votes?
Answer: 38