2001-2008 Animal Rightist Voting Legislators

November 2008

Tom Allen (D-ME1) - ran for Senate and lost

Julia Carson (D-IN7) - died in office

Don Cazayoux (D-LA6) - lost re-election race

Steve Chabot (R-OH1) - lost re-election race

Jo Ann Davis (R-VA1) - died in office

Tom Davis (R-VA11) - retired

Phil English (R-PA3) - lost re-election race

Terry Everett (R-AL2) - retired

Mike Ferguson (R-NJ7) - retired

Wayne Gilchrest (R-MD1) - defeated in primary

Darlene Hooley (D-OR5) - retired

Stephanie Tubb Jones (D-OH11) - died in office

Tom Lantos (D-CA12) - died in office

Michael McNulty (D-NY21) - retired

Marty Meehan (D-MA5) - retired

Juanita Millender-McDonald (D-CA37) - died in office

Jon Porter (R-NV3) - lost re-election race

Deborah Pryce (R-OH15) - retired

Jim Ramstad (R-MN3) - retired

Jim Saxton (R-NJ3) - retired

Christopher Shays (R-CT4) - lost re-election race

Mark Udall (D-CO2) - ran for Senate and won

Tom Udall (D-NM3) - ran for Senate and won

Jerry Weller (R-IL11) - retired

Al Wynn (D-MD4) - defeated in primary

Sen. Wayne Allard (R-CO) - retired

Sen. John Warner (R-VA) - retired

Sen. Elizabeth Dole (R-NC) - lost re-election race

November 2006

Michael Bilirakis (R-FL9) - Retired

Sherwood Boehlert (R-NY24) - Retired

Sherrod Brown (D-OH13) - Ran for Senate and won

Benjamin Cardin (D-MD3) - Ran for Senate and won

Ed Case (D-HI2) - Ran for Senate and lost in primary

Jim Davis (D-FL11) - Ran for Governor and lost

Lane Evans (D-IL17) - Retired

Harold Ford Jr. (D-TN9) - Ran for Senate and lost

Mark Green (R-WI8) - Ran for Governor and lost

Joel Hefley (R-CO5) - Retired

Henry Hyde (R-IL6) - Retired

Katherine Harris (R-FL13) - Ran for Senate and lost

Jim Kolbe (R-AR8) - Retired

Robert Matsui (D-CA5) - died before taking office

Cynthia McKinney (D-GA4) - Defeated in primary

Bob Menendez (D-NJ13) - Appointed to Senate, won reelection

Major Owens (D-NY11) - Retired

Martin Sabo (DFL-MN5) - Retired

Bernie Sanders (I-VT) - Ran for Senate and won

Joe Schwarz (R-MI7) - Defeated in primary

Ted Strickland (D-OH6) - Ran for Governor and won

Sen. George Allen (R-VA) - Lost reelection race

Sen. Lincoln Chaffee (R-RI) - Lost reelection race

Sen. Mike DeWine (R-OH) - Lost reelection race

Sen. Joe Lieberman (D-CT) - Lost in primary. Won reelection as an Independent

Sen. Rick Santorum (R-PA) - Lost reelection race

Sen. Paul Sarbanes (D-MD) - Retired

November 2004

Chris Bell (D-TX26/9) - defeated in primary

Peter Deutsch (D-FL20) - ran for Senate and lost

Porter Goss (D-FL14) - retired

Jim Greenwood (R-PA8) - retired

Joe Hoeffel (D-PA13) - ran for Senate and lost

Amo Houghton (R-NY29) - retired

Johnny Isakson (R-GA6) - ran for Senate and won

Jerry Kleczka (D-WI4) - retired

Bill Lapinski (D-IL3) - retired

Denise Majette (D-GA4) - ran for Senate and lost

Karen McCarthy (D-MO5) - retired

Nick Lampson (D-TX2) - lost in general

Sen. Bob Graham (D-FL) - retired

Sen. Peter Fitzgerald (R-IL) - resigned

John Baldacci (D-ME2) - ran for Governor and won

David Barcia (D-MI5) - ran for state Senate and won

Ken Bentsen (D-TX25) - ran for Senate and lost

Rod Blagojevich (D-IL5) - ran for Governor and won

David Bonior (D-MI10) - ran for Governor and lost

Bob Borski (D-PA4) - retired

Bob Clement (D-TN5) - ran for Senate and lost

William J. Coyne (D-PA14) - retired

Juan Dixon (D-CA32) - died before taking office

Ben Gilman (R-NY20) - retired

Felix Grucci (R-NY1) - lost in general

Earl Hilliard (D-AL7) - defeated in primary

Steve Horn (R-CA38) - retired

William Luther (D-MN2) - lost in general

James Maloney (D-CT5) - lost in general

Frank Mascara (D-PA12) - defeated in primary

Cynthia McKinney (D-GA4) - defeated in primary

Patsy Mink (D-HI2) died in office

Carrie Meek (D-FL17) - retired

Joe Moakley (D-MA9) - retired

Connie Morella (R-MD8) - lost in general

David Phelps (D-IL19) - lost in general

Lynn Rivers (D-MI13 ) - defeated in primary

Tim Roemer (D-IN2) - retired

Marge Roukema (R-NJ5) - retired

Tom Sawyer (D-OH17) - defeated in primary

Joe Scarborough (R-FL1) - resigned

Sen. Max Cleland (D-GA) - lost in general

Sen. Bob Smith (R-NH) - defeated in primary

Sen. Robert Torricelli (D-NJ) quit re-election campaign