CA-17

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Democrat Sam Farr is the incumbent.

Contents 1 2006 Election 2 2004 Election 3 2002 Election 4 Related Links 5 External links 6 Related areas

2006 Election

    Farr     (D)  86,617  77%	
    De Maio  (R)  26,013  23%

2004 Election

    Farr  	     (D)  111,988  67%   	
    Risley  	     (R)   48,753  29%  	 
    Glock-Grueneich  (G)    2,745   2%  	
    Williams  	     (PF)   2,029   1%  	 
    Smolen  	     (LB)   1,900   1%  	 

2002 Election

    Farr     (D)  87,637  68%
    Engler   (R)  35,000  27% 
    Other          6,405   5% 

Related Links

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• California
• California U.S. House election, 2008
• U.S. House election, 2008
• List of United States Congressional districts

External links

2008 Race Tracker: http://www.2008racetracker.com/page/CA-17 Daily Kos: http://www.dailykos.com/tag/CA-17 LeftSpace: http://left.wikia.com/wiki/CA-17 MyDD: http://www.mydd.com/tag/CA-17 Sourcewatch: http://sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=CA-17

• Election results and dates (California Secretary of State)
• Washington Post: 2000 elections
• Washington Post: 2002 elections
• Washington Post: 2004 elections
• Washington Post: 2006 elections
• Washington Post: 2008 campaign
• 2006 Election from Democratic Underground
• 2006 Election from the Green Papers
• Politics1: Califronia
• CA-17 Fast Facts

Related areas

• Executive Branch
• Judicial Branch
• Legislative Branch
  • United States Congress
    • 110th Congress
    • Senate
      • Senate Committees
      • Senators (by state) - 110th Congress
    • House
      • House Committees
      • Members of House (by state) - 110th Congress
    • List of United States Congresses
  • Passing legislation