Norm Mineta
Democratic
Date | Party | Office | Votes | Result |
---|---|---|---|---|
11-05-1974 | Democratic | CD-13 | 78858 | Win |
11-02-1976 | Democratic | CD-13 | 135291 | Win |
11-07-1978 | Democratic | CD-13 | 100809 | Win |
11-04-1980 | Democratic | CD-13 | 132246 | Win |
11-02-1982 | Democratic | CD-13 | 110805 | Win |
11-06-1984 | Democratic | CD-13 | 139851 | Win |
11-04-1986 | Democratic | CD-13 | 107696 | Win |
11-08-1988 | Democratic | CD-13 | 143980 | Win |
11-06-1990 | Democratic | CD-13 | 97286 | Win |
11-03-1992 | Democratic | CD-15 | 168617 | Win |
11-08-1994 | Democratic | CD-15 | 119921 | Win |
Website: | bioguide.congress.gov/search/bio/M000794 |
Candidate Biography:
Norman Yoshio Mineta
Born: November 12, 1931 in San Jose, CA
Married: May Hinoki
Married: Danealia Darlene "Deni" Mineta
Children: David, Stuart, Robert, and Mark
Died: May 3, 2022 in Edgewater, MD
1962-1964: Member, San Jose Human Relations Commission
1966-1967: Member, San Jose Housing Authority
1967-1971: City Councilmember, City of San Jose
1971-1974: Mayor, City of San Jose
1995: Resigned from the United States House of Representatives on October 10.
2000-2001: U.S. Secretary of Commerce
2001-2006: U.S. Secretary of Transportation
- AWARD: Presidential Medal of Freedom (2006)
- PLACENAME: The Mineta Transportation Institute at San Jose State University was established in 1991
- PLACENAME: San Jose International Airport was renamed San Jose Mineta Airport to honor the Congressman.
- PLACENAME: ACR 25 (Lieber, 2008) designated State Highway 85 (except the segment between Prospect Road
and Quito Road) as the Norman Y. Mineta Highway. - At five and a half years, Mineta was the longest serving US Transportation Secretary.
- Mineta and his family were sent to the Japanese internment camp at Heart Mountain [Wyoming] during World War II.