User:LizArchive/1994 United States House of Representatives elections in Pacifica

The 1994 United States House of Representatives elections in Pacifica were held on November 8, 1994, to select seven representatives to the United States House of Representatives from Pacifica. Five of the seven incumbents were re-elected, with independents gaining an open seat in the 3rd congressional district, and defeating the incumbent in the 5th congressional district.

1st district
Nicoder, who served since 1991, was re-elected without opposition.

2nd district
Ryan Neutral, who served since 1991, was re-elected without opposition.

3rd district
Incumbent Social Democrat Carter Kendall-Grenwich retired to run for Pacifica governor. The open seat was won by independent FBI Director and Pacifica Secretary of Education Pal Bacon, running unopposed.

4th district
Incumbent Social Democrat Alligator who took office in 1990, was unopposed for re-election.

5th district
Incumbent Progressive John Tester serving since 1991, won re-election unopposed.

6th district
Incumbent Social Democrat Lee Cruz who won in 1992 unopposed, was defeated for re-election by Independent Alex Rivera-Holden with 88% of the vote.

7th district
Incumbent progressive Willow Harris, serving since 1991, was re-elected unopposed.