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Line 7: − ==Election history== + − Virginia United States Senate Election, 1990+ − Party Candidate Votes % ±%+ − Republican John Warner (Incumbent) 846,782 80.4 +10.3 − Independent Nancy B. Spannaus 196,755 18.7 − Virginia United States Senate Election, 1996 − Party Candidate Votes % ±% − Republican John Warner (Incumbent) 1,235,743 52.5 -27.9 − Democratic Mark Warner 1,115,981 47.4 − Virginia United States Senate Election, 2002 − Party Candidate Votes % ±% − Republican John Warner (Incumbent) 1,229,894 82.6 +30.1 − Independent Nancy B. Spannaus 145,102 9.8
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John Warner served as Secretary of the Navy under President [[Richard M. Nixon]]'s administration. He was elected to the United States Senate in 1978 and is now in his fifth term. He is the second longest serving Republican Senator from Virginia. Warner has been known to take more liberal positions then most Republicans. He has a mixed record on abortion. He supports embryonic stem cell research and has even called himself "pro-choice." However, pro-life groups have given him satisfactory ratings because of his votes to restrict abortion. He supports a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage but has stated he does not think homosexuality is immoral.
John Warner served as Secretary of the Navy under President [[Richard M. Nixon]]'s administration. He was elected to the United States Senate in 1978 and is now in his fifth term. He is the second longest serving Republican Senator from Virginia. Warner has been known to take more liberal positions then most Republicans. He has a mixed record on abortion. He supports embryonic stem cell research and has even called himself "pro-choice." However, pro-life groups have given him satisfactory ratings because of his votes to restrict abortion. He supports a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage but has stated he does not think homosexuality is immoral.
[[Category:Republican war heroes|Warner, John]]
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