Incumbent re-election rates in the U.S. House of Representatives (of incumbents who chose to run)
1. 2004 — 97.8 percent
2. 2002 — 96.0 percent
3. 2000 — 97.8 percent
4. 1998 — 98.3 percent
5. 1996 — 94.0 percent
6. 1994 — 90.2 percent
7. 1992 — 88.3 percent
8. 1990 — 96.0 percent
Source: www.rhodescook.com
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