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Candidates with no general election opposition in 2011 state legislative elections

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578 seats of the country's 7,384 state legislative seats were up for election in the 2011 state legislative elections.

This page is a list of these four groups:

Democratic Party Democratic candidates for state senate with no Republican Party opponent
Democratic Party Democratic candidates for state representative with no Republican Party opponent
Republican Party Republican candidates for state senate with no Democratic Party opponent
Republican Party Republican candidates for state representative with no Democratic Party opponent

Most of these candidates had no challenger at all, but some of them did face a minor party candidate or an independent candidate.

Based on Ballotpedia staff's count, 247 candidates ran unopposed in the 2011 general election.

State senate elections

See also: State senate elections, 2011

Democratic Party Unopposed Democrats

  1. Edwin Murray
  2. David Heitmeier
  3. Sharon Weston Broome
  4. Francis Thompson
  5. Robert Jackson (Mississippi)
  6. Derrick Simmons
  7. Bennie Turner
  8. John Horhn
  9. Hillman Frazier
  10. Alice Harden
  11. Sampson Jackson
  12. Albert Butler
  13. Kelvin Butler
  14. Donald McEachin
  15. Henry Marsh (Virginia)
  16. Louise Lucas
  17. Yvonne Miller
  18. Karen Peterson (Louisiana)
  19. Willie Simmons (Mississippi)
  20. Dawn Addiego

Republican Party Unopposed Republicans

  1. Ronnie Johns
  2. John Alario
  3. Conrad Appel
  4. Daniel Martiny
  5. Dan Claitor
  6. Jody Amedee
  7. Norby Chabert
  8. Fred Mills Jr.
  9. Dan Morrish
  10. Jonathan Perry (Louisiana)
  11. Mike Walsworth
  12. Gerald Long
  13. Neil Riser
  14. Francis Thompson
  15. Robert Adley
  16. Patrick Cortez
  17. Chris Massey
  18. Terry W. Brown
  19. Merle Flowers
  20. Josh Harkins
  21. Briggs Hopson
  22. Dean Kirby
  23. Videt Carmichael
  24. Perry Lee
  25. Angela Burks Hill
  26. Joey Fillingane
  27. Chris McDaniel (Mississippi)
  28. John Polk (Mississippi)
  29. Billy Hudson
  30. Sean Tindell
  31. Tommy Gollott
  32. Michael Watson (Mississippi)
  33. Brice Wiggins
  34. Gary Jackson (Mississippi)
  35. Frank Wagner
  36. Jeffrey McWaters
  37. Steve Martin (Virginia)
  38. Walter Stosch
  39. Harry Blevins
  40. Frank Ruff
  41. Ralph Smith (Virginia)
  42. Emmett Hanger
  43. Mark Obenshain
  44. Richard Stuart, Virginia Senator
  45. Thomas Norment Jr.
  46. Ryan McDougle
  47. Gray Tollison

State house elections

See also: State house elections, 2011

Democratic Party Unopposed Democrats

  1. Patrick Williams (Louisiana)
  2. Major Thibaut
  3. Herbert Dixon
  4. Michael Danahay
  5. Mickey Guillory
  6. Sam Jones
  7. Harold Ritchie
  8. Walt Leger III
  9. Jared Brossett
  10. Austin Badon
  11. Kelvin Buck
  12. Clara Burnett
  13. Joe Gardner
  14. Preston Sullivan
  15. Chuck Espy
  16. Linda Coleman (Mississippi)
  17. Robert Huddleston
  18. Sara Thomas
  19. Willie Perkins Sr.
  20. Linda Whittington
  21. David Gibbs (Mississippi)
  22. Tyrone Ellis
  23. Esther Harrison
  24. Reecy Dickson
  25. Bryant Clark
  26. Willie Bailey
  27. John Hines (Mississippi)
  28. Rufus Straughter
  29. Bobby Moak
  30. Edward Blackmon Jr.
  31. Deborah Butler Dixon
  32. Mary Coleman (Mississippi)
  33. Cecil Brown
  34. Earle Banks
  35. Credell Calhoun
  36. Alyce Clarke
  37. James Evans (Mississippi)
  38. Adrienne Wooten
  39. Kimberly Campbell Buck
  40. Gregory Holloway Sr.
  41. Omeria Scott
  42. Charles Young
  43. America Chuck Middleton
  44. Joseph Warren
  45. Robert Johnson III
  46. Angela Cockerham
  47. David Myers, Mississippi Representative
  48. Percy Watson
  49. Billy Broomfield
  50. Sonya Williams-Barnes
  51. Joe Johnson (Virginia)
  52. Onzlee Ware
  53. Mark Keam
  54. Jennifer McClellan
  55. Betsy Carr
  56. Matthew James
  57. Algie Howell
  58. Lynwood Lewis
  59. Mark Sickles
  60. David Englin
  61. Charniele Herring
  62. Patrick Hope
  63. Jim Scott (Virginia)
  64. Alfonso Lopez
  65. Roz Dance
  66. Delores McQuinn
  67. Lionell Spruill
  68. Johnny Joannou
  69. Kenny Alexander
  70. Jeion Ward
  71. Roy Burrell
  72. Girod Jackson, III

Republican PartyUnopposed Republicans

  1. Thomas Carmody, Jr.
  2. Henry Burns
  3. James Fannin
  4. Charles Chaney
  5. Frank Howard (Louisiana)
  6. Nancy Landry
  7. Brett Geymann
  8. Charles Kleckley
  9. John Guinn
  10. Mike Huval
  11. Bob Hensgens
  12. Taylor Barras
  13. Gordon Dove
  14. Eddie Lambert
  15. Clifton Richardson
  16. Hunter Greene
  17. Stephen Carter
  18. Erich Ponti
  19. J. Rogers Pope
  20. Scott Simon
  21. J. Kevin Pearson
  22. Kirk Talbot
  23. Anthony Ligi
  24. Joseph Lopinto
  25. Cameron Henry
  26. Patrick Connick
  27. Tom Willmott
  28. Wanda Jennings
  29. Trey Lamar
  30. Margaret Rogers
  31. Brian Aldridge
  32. Jerry Turner (Mississippi)
  33. Joey Hood
  34. Gary Chism
  35. Jeff Smith (Mississippi)
  36. C. Scott Bounds
  37. Bobby Howell
  38. Jason White (Mississippi)
  39. Thomas Woods (Mississippi)
  40. Alex Monsour
  41. Rita Martinson
  42. Kevin McGee
  43. John Moore (Mississippi)
  44. Ray Rogers (Mississippi)
  45. Thomas Weathersby, Sr.
  46. Mark Baker (Mississippi)
  47. Andy Gipson
  48. Randy Rushing
  49. Jessica Upshaw
  50. Sam Mims V
  51. Bill Pigott
  52. Hank Lott
  53. Larry Byrd
  54. Herb Frierson
  55. Mark Formby
  56. Manly Barton
  57. John Read
  58. Hank Zuber III
  59. Jeffrey S. Guice
  60. Scott DeLano
  61. Greg Haney
  62. Terry Kilgore
  63. Anne B. Crockett-Stark
  64. Larry Rush
  65. Danny Marshall III
  66. Greg Habeeb
  67. Beverly Sherwood
  68. Tony Wilt
  69. Rob Bell (Virginia)
  70. C. Todd Gilbert (Virginia)
  71. Mark Cole (Virginia)
  72. Chris Peace
  73. Donald Merricks
  74. Kathy Byron
  75. T. Scott Garrett
  76. Ben Cline
  77. Steve Landes
  78. Roxann Robinson
  79. Bill Howell
  80. Ed Scott
  81. Joe T. May
  82. Thomas Greason
  83. Jackson H. Miller
  84. John Cox (Virginia)
  85. Peter Farrell
  86. James Edmunds II
  87. Riley Ingram
  88. Tommy Wright (Virginia)
  89. Lee Ware
  90. Kirk Cox
  91. Manoli Loupassi
  92. Jimmie Massie
  93. John O'Bannon
  94. Chris Jones (Virginia)
  95. John Cosgrove
  96. Barry Knight
  97. Bob Purkey
  98. Christopher Stolle
  99. Salvatore Iaquinto
  100. Bob Tata
  101. Tom Rust
  102. Gordon Helsel
  103. Brenda Pogge
  104. Stuart Bishop
  105. Israel O'Quinn
  106. Richard Anderson (Virginia)
  107. John Schroder (Louisiana)
  108. Steve Horne
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