Nov. 5, 2002 General Election Results ¿ïÁ|µ²ªG U. S. SENATE - Missouri (D) Jean Carnahan 907658 48.6 % (R) Jim Talent 931059 49.9 % Jim Talent, newly elected U.S. Senator from Missouri, makes his way through a crowd of supporters as they celebrate his win over Jean Carnahan, early November 6 in St. Louis, Missouri. Republicans seized control of the U.S. Congress on Tuesday, reclaiming power in the Senate and expanding their majority in the House of Representatives in a historic sweep for Republican President George W. Bush. (REUTERS/Gary Brady) U. S. CONGRESS - Missouri District 1 (D) William Lacy Clay 133179 70.0 % (R) Richard Schwadron 51641 27.2 % District 2 (D) John Hogan 77168 31.1 % (R) Todd Akin 166696 67.1 % District 3 (D) Richard Gephardt 121833 59.0 % (R) Catherine Enz 80375 39.0 % District 9 (D) Don Deichman 61114 28.5 % (R) Kenny Hulshoff 146006 68.2 % ST. LOUIS COUNTY County Executive (D) Buzz Westfall 223097 57.9 % (R) Craig Borchelt 151660 39.4 % ST. CHARLES COUNTY County Executive (D) Joe Koester 45,491 45.0 % (R) Joe Ortwerth 55,880 55.0 % GOVERNOR - Illinois 99 % of precincts reporting (D) Rod Blagojevich 1818823 52.0 % (R) Jim Ryan 1582604 45.3 % Illinois Democratic gubernatorial candidate Rod Blagojevich thanks supporters with his daughter Amy and his wife Patti, at his election night victory party, Tuesday, Nov 5, 2002, in Chicago.(AP Photo/M. Spencer Green) =========================================================== MISSOURI - Amendment 1 St. Louis Home Rule YES 1167756 69.5 % NO 513372 30.5 % MISSOURI - Amendment 2 EMS & Fire Collective Bargaining YES 836192 48.8 % NO 876491 51.2 % MISSOURI - Amendment 3 Term Limits for Special Elections YES 874577 54.3 % NO 736734 45.7 % MISSOURI - Amendment 4 Joint Projects YES 904566 57.8 % NO 660199 42.2 % MISSOURI - Proposition A Tobacco Tax YES 877682 49.2 % NO 906646 50.8 % UNIVERSITY CITY - Proposition K Sales Tax YES 7975 59.0 % NO 5547 41.0 %