User:LizArchive/1996 United States House of Representatives elections in Pacifica

The 1996 United States House of Representatives elections in Pacifica were held on November 5, 1996 to elect the six Representatives for two-year terms to the House of Representatives. Pacifica lost one seat in it's mid-decade redistricting.

District 1
Incumbent Farmer Labor Nicoder, first elected in 1990, was defeated by Carter Johnson.

District 2
Incumbent Independent Ryan Neutral, elected in 1990, and was succeeded by Progressive Willow Harris, running unopposed.

District 3
Incumbent Independent Pal Bacon, retired and ran for Pacifica's 5th seat. He was succeeded by Thom Henson, running unopposed.

District 4
Incumbent Independent Queen Alligator won re-election unopposed.

District 5
Incumbent Progressive John Tester, first elected in 1990, was defeated by Pal Bacon 71%-29%.

District 6
Incumbent Progressive Alex Rivera-Holden, first elected in 1994, won re-election unopposed.