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Rep. Rob Bishop (R-Utah)

  • District: 1st District, North -- part of Salt Lake City, Ogden
  • Residence: Brigham City
  • Born: July 13, 1951; Salt Lake City, Utah
  • Religion: Mormon
  • Family: Wife, Jeralynn Bishop; five children
  • Education: U. of Utah, B.A. 1974 (political science)
  • Military Service: None
  • Political Highlights: Utah House, 1979-95 (Speaker, 1993-95); Utah Republican Party chairman, 1997-2001; U.S. House, 2003-present
  • Elected: Elected: 2002 (5th term)
  • Committee Assignments: Natural Resources (National Parks, Forests & Public Lands - Chairman); Rules (Rules & the Organization of the House)
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State Information: 1st District, North -- part of Salt Lake City, Ogden

Election History
Year Election Candidate Votes Percent
2010 general Rob Bishop (R) 135,247 69.2%
Morgan Bowen (D) 46,765 23.9%
Kirk Pearson (CNSTP) 9,143 4.7%
Jared Stratton (LIBERT) 4,307 2.2%
2008 general Rob Bishop (R) 196,799 64.8%
Morgan Bowen (D) 92,469 30.5%
Kirk Pearson (CNSTP) 7,397 2.4%
Joseph Buchman (LIBERT) 6,780 2.2%
2006 general Rob Bishop (R) 112,546 63.1%
Steven Olsen (D) 57,922 32.4%
Mark Hudson (CNSTP) 5,539 3.1%
Lynn Badler (LIBERT) 2,467 1.4%
2004 general Rob Bishop (R) 199,615 67.9%
Steve Thompson (D) 85,630 29.1%
Charles Johnston (C) 4,510 1.5%
Richard Soderberg (PC) 4,206 1.4%
2002 general Rob Bishop (R) 109,265 60.9%
Dave Thomas (D) 66,104 36.8%
Craig Axford (GREEN) 4,027 2.2%
Vote For President
Year Democrat Republican Independent
2008 Barack Obama: 33% John McCain: 64%
2004 John Kerry: 25% George W. Bush: 73%
2000 Al Gore: 27% George W. Bush: 67%

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