1994 United States Senate election in Indiana
Nominee
Richard Lugar
Jim Jontz
Party
Republican
Democratic
Popular vote
1,039,625
470,799
Percentage
67.4%
30.5%
County results
Lugar: 50-60% 60-70% 70-80% 80-90%
Jontz: 50–60%
U.S. senator before election
Richard Lugar
Republican
Elected U.S. Senator
Richard Lugar
Republican
The 1994 United States Senate election in Indiana was held November 8, 1994. Incumbent Republican U.S. Senator Richard Lugar was re-elected to a fourth term. Lugar won all but one county.
Major candidates [ ]
Democratic [ ]
Jim Jontz , former U.S. Representative
Republican [ ]
Richard Lugar , incumbent U.S. Senator
Results [ ]
Overall [ ]
By county [ ]
Lugar won 91 of Indiana's 92 counties , Jontz won only the Democratic stronghold of Lake County .[2]
County
Lugar
Votes
Jontz
Votes
Others
Votes
Total
Adams
69.7%
6,957
28.2%
2,812
2.1%
209
9,978
Allen
71.2%
58,175
26.7%
21,760
2.1%
1,756
81,691
Bartholomew
72.9%
14,746
25.2%
5,085
1.9%
378
20,209
Benton
64.4%
1,865
32.9%
954
2.7%
77
2,896
Blackford
64.9%
2,833
33.3%
1,452
1.8%
78
4,363
Boone
80.8%
10,096
17.7%
2,207
1.5%
189
12,492
Brown
69.3%
3,400
27.4%
1,345
3.3%
163
4,908
Carroll
64.0%
4,026
33.2%
2,088
2.8%
176
6,290
Cass
63.0%
8,150
34.9%
4,509
2.1%
272
12,931
Clark
63.7%
13,536
34.6%
7,332
1.7%
371
21,239
Clay
69.3%
5,657
28.4%
2,312
2.3%
189
8,158
Clinton
71.0%
6,321
27.0%
2,408
2.0%
180
8,909
Crawford
62.3%
2,754
35.9%
1,588
1.8%
80
4,422
Daviess
75.4%
6,008
23.2%
1,850
1.4%
112
7,970
Dearborn
66.1%
7,667
29.7%
3,439
4.2%
484
11,590
Decatur
75.2%
6,184
22.6%
1,850
2.2%
184
8,218
DeKalb
68.1%
7,223
30.2%
3,200
1.7%
182
10,605
Delaware
66.4%
24,703
31.7%
11,771
1.9%
712
37,186
Dubois
64.4%
7,728
31.9%
3,829
3.7%
448
12,005
Elkhart
78.0%
23,475
20.1%
6,045
1.9%
573
30,093
Fayette
66.7%
5,218
31.9%
2,497
1.4%
111
7,826
Floyd
64.5%
12,266
33.6%
6,390
1.9%
360
19,016
Fountain
69.2%
4,506
28.5%
1,853
2.3%
148
6,507
Franklin
67.8%
4,637
29.1%
1,993
3.1%
213
6,843
Fulton
64.6%
4,475
33.4%
2,318
2.0%
138
6,931
Gibson
63.0%
7,505
35.2%
4,184
1.8%
209
11,898
Grant
64.0%
12,609
34.6%
6,802
1.4%
280
19,691
Greene
63.2%
6,597
34.5%
3,592
2.3%
235
10,424
Hamilton
87.3%
30,103
10.9%
3,731
1.8%
634
34,468
Hancock
79.0%
10,880
18.6%
2,560
2.4%
324
13,764
Harrison
66.1%
6,703
31.3%
3,172
2.6%
265
10,140
Hendricks
80.8%
17,994
17.2%
3,817
2.0%
442
22,253
Henry
69.2%
10,014
29.1%
4,219
1.7%
243
14,476
Howard
66.1%
17,119
31.6%
8,188
2.3%
583
25,890
Huntington
74.1%
9,727
24.2%
3,176
1.7%
223
13,126
Jackson
65.2%
7,050
33.0%
3,560
1.8%
190
10,800
Jasper
68.3%
4,227
30.4%
1,884
1.3%
81
6,192
Jay
69.0%
4,815
29.2%
2,033
1.8%
129
6,977
Jefferson
65.1%
6,068
32.8%
3,050
2.1%
192
9,310
Jennings
66.5%
4,898
32.3%
2,298
2.2%
164
7,360
Johnson
80.2%
20,650
17.5%
4,490
2.3%
582
25,722
Knox
66.0%
8,155
32.0%
3,953
2.0%
255
12,363
Kosciusko
78.7%
13,039
19.7%
3,269
1.6%
261
16,569
LaGrange
75.1%
4,195
23.3%
1,299
1.6%
88
5,582
Lake
45.3%
43,685
52.6%
50,592
2.1%
2,065
96,342
LaPorte
65.3%
19,357
32.0%
9,479
2.7%
814
29,650
Lawrence
69.2%
8,446
28.4%
3,467
2.4%
289
12,202
Madison
63.3%
27,434
34.8%
15,055
1.9%
810
43,299
Marion
68.7%
133,836
29.1%
56,585
2.2%
4,276
194,697
Marshall
73.0%
7,929
25.5%
2,770
1.5%
158
10,857
Martin
61.1%
2,484
37.1%
1,508
1.8%
75
4,067
Miami
66.8%
6,146
31.2%
2,868
2.0%
188
9,202
Monroe
65.1%
17,430
32.4%
8,655
2.5%
667
26,752
Montgomery
78.8%
8,645
19.2%
2,100
2.0%
217
10,962
Morgan
77.6%
11,865
20.0%
3,059
2.4%
364
15,288
Newton
56.4%
2,316
41.4%
1,696
2.2%
91
4,103
Noble
71.0%
7,268
27.2%
2,780
1.8%
186
10,234
Ohio
59.0%
1,308
36.7%
813
4.3%
95
2,216
Orange
70.7%
4,093
27.0%
1,559
2.3%
131
5,783
Owen
68.4%
3,490
29.2%
1,493
2.4%
122
5,105
Parke
70.6%
4,067
27.3%
1,574
2.1%
121
5,762
Perry
51.7%
3,895
46.5%
3,495
1.8%
132
7,522
Pike
60.9%
3,337
36.4%
1,995
2.7%
150
5,482
Porter
61.8%
22,402
35.7%
12,946
2.5%
892
36,240
Posey
69.2%
6,577
28.5%
2,705
2.3%
218
9,500
Pulaski
64.4%
3,125
34.0%
1,650
1.6%
80
4,855
Putnam
75.0%
6,907
23.1%
2,124
1.9%
175
9,206
Randolph
72.2%
6,237
26.0%
2,241
1.8%
159
8,637
Ripley
68.8%
5,661
30.0%
2,468
1.2%
102
8,231
Rush
75.2%
4,457
23.3%
1,383
1.5%
90
5,930
Saint Joseph
61.3%
36,309
37.1%
21,993
1.6%
939
59,241
Scott
59.6%
2,914
39.1%
1,911
1.3%
66
4,891
Shelby
73.9%
8,828
24.4%
2,910
1.7%
207
11,945
Spencer
63.1%
4,326
36.3%
2,492
0.6%
40
6,858
Starke
59.7%
4,324
38.2%
2,760
2.1%
155
7,239
Steuben
70.7%
5,834
27.9%
2,297
1.4%
118
8,249
Sullivan
59.2%
4,200
39.5%
2,805
1.3%
90
7,095
Switzerland
56.2%
1,441
41.8%
1,073
2.0%
52
2,566
Tippecanoe
71.0%
21,881
24.8%
7,619
4.2%
1,308
30,808
Tipton
71.7%
4,559
28.9%
1,641
2.4%
155
6,355
Union
71.7%
1,742
25.7%
623
2.6%
63
2,428
Vanderburgh
67.9%
36,873
29.5%
16,029
2.6%
1,404
54,306
Vermillion
55.1%
2,969
42.2%
2,271
2.7%
148
5,388
Vigo
69.2%
19,084
34.2%
10,376
2.9%
874
30,334
Wabash
66.8%
7,115
31.8%
3,388
1.4%
146
10,649
Warren
56.6%
1,907
40.8%
1,374
2.6%
88
3,369
Warrick
66.6%
11,534
31.0%
5,368
2.4%
409
17,311
Washington
67.8%
4,921
29.6%
2,145
2.6%
190
7,256
Wayne
72.4%
14,032
25.9%
5,013
1.7%
327
19,372
Wells
74.1%
7,219
24.3%
2,372
1.6%
157
9,748
White
62.8%
4,466
34.3%
2,432
2.9%
209
7,107
Whitley
70.0%
6,805
27.6%
2,680
2.4%
238
9,723
See also [ ]
1994 United States Senate elections
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