terry goddard was the democrat running for governor in arizona in 2006.
terry goddard was the democrat running for governor in arizona in 2006.
who are the democrats running for governor in arizona in 2006?
terry goddard
bullet::::- four propositions that affected illegal immigrants, including ones that would make english the official language of arizona, and restrict some currently held rights of illegal immigrants.









































section::::state.









































races for governor of arizona, attorney general of arizona, secretary of state of arizona, state treasurer, superintendent of public instruction, state mine inspector, and two seats on the five-member corporation commission will be decided. all races except for the state mine inspector, state treasurer, and one seat on the corporation commission feature incumbents running for re-election.









































section::::state.:governor.









































section::::state.:governor.:incumbent.









































bullet::::- janet napolitano (d) – former attorney general, former us attorney for arizona









































section::::state.:governor.:challengers.
2006 arizona elections
in the 2016 general election, the u.s. senate race featured two democrats running against each other, and seven congressional districts with two democrats running against each other: the 17th, 29th, 32nd, 34th, 37th, 44th, and 46th. there were no races with two republicans running against each other.









































section::::examples.:california.:california 15th congressional district, 2012.









































the 15th district is based in the east bay and includes hayward and livermore. democrat pete stark, who represented the 13th district from 1993 to 2013 and its predecessors since 1973, lost reelection here to fellow democrat eric swalwell in the general election after stark won the primary.
nonpartisan blanket primary