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Campaign - 1974 (2)” of the Robert T The original documents are located in Box 24, folder “Campaign - 1974 (2)” of the Robert T. Hartmann Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library. Copyright Notice The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Gerald Ford donated to the United States of America his copyrights in all of his unpublished writings in National Archives collections. Works prepared by U.S. Government employees as part of their official duties are in the public domain. The copyrights to materials written by other individuals or organizations are presumed to remain with them. If you think any of the information displayed in the PDF is subject to a valid copyright claim, please contact the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library. Digitized from Box 24 of the Robert T. Hartmann Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON Mr. Hartmann: Here is another copy of the material Gwen gave you on the results of the 1974 elections. nm (Do you remember her giving you two copies of this information yesterday?) THE WHITE HOUSE WAStilNGTON Mr. Hartmann: I understand Mrs. Anderson has already delivered to you the information you asked for in response to attached memo from the President. Neta Dec. 4 THE WHITE HOUSE WASlotlNGTON Dec. 2, 1974 - 11:35 a.m. Spoke with RTH - he said an updated copy of information in the c.Q. would be all right. Gave this info. to Susan H. She said they would get a copy over to us just as soon as they received all the additional information. nm THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON Mr. Hartmann: Do you think the information contained in this issue of C.Q. is sufficient for the President's needs. Susan H. is updating some of the information. If you want it all retyped, after updated, they would like to know what format the President would like, i.e. each State on a separate page; all the Senators listed together, etc. Neta 12/2/74 THE WHITE HOUSE Dec. 2nd WASHINGTON Mr. Hartmann: I spoke with Diane in Gwen Anderson's office and she is going to get this information and send it to us. nm P.S. Am attaching the material we received from Republican Research Committee which may be helpful. (nm) OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT WASHINGTON, O.C. a.m. ~~~~~~~~~~~~-Date: r·_1m_e~~~P~·m_. !. I ·. Election 1974 STATE RETURNS FOR SENATE, GOVERNOR AND· HOUSE Following are the unofficial 1974 vote returns, com­ v indicates party control of seats switched. piled by Congressional Quarterly from various sources, in­ X denotes unopposed candidates. cluding the News Election Service, and transmitted by - denotes minor parties for which the vote was not United Press International and Associated Press. available .. The box below shows party designation symbols. t denotes races in which votes were not reported for • denotes incumbents. major-party candidates or their minor-party opponents. • denotes races so close that a recount is possible. ALABAMA ALASKA 3 Pat Bosch (D) 67,120 49.0 Sam Steiger (R)• 69,782 51.0 Senate ,4 Byron T. Brown (0) 60.863 44.8 Senate Mike Gra\lel (Dr 46,632 57.5 John B. Conlan (R}' 75,035 55.2 James B. Allen (0)' 475,483 95.0 C. R. Lewis (R) 34.479 42.5 Alvin Abercrombie (P) 24,769 5.0 (knarnor ARKANSAS Govltl'nor wm•am A. Egan 1or• 38,069 50.4 George C. Wallace (D)' 467,259 85.0 .,._. Jny S. Hammond (RJ 37,396 49.6 Senate Elvin Mc.Cary (R) 82,750 15.0 Jo~<!ph E. Vogler (ALI) Dale Bumpers (0) 427,807 84.6 Jim Partain (P) House John Harris Jones (R} 78,100 15.4 Hou;oe AL William L. Hensley (0) 37,376 45.4 Governor 1 Augusta E. Wilson (0) 34,882 36.1 Donald E. Young (R)' 44,936 54.6 David Pryor (D) 333,209 65.6 Jack Edwards (R)' 58,429 60.5 Ken Coon (RJ 174,419 34.4 Mary B. McCarthy (NOPA) 3,265 3.4 Joseph Weston (write-in) 2 Clair Chisler (0) 27,584 34.9 ARIZONA House William L. Dickinson (R)' 51,488 65.1 1 Bill Alexander (O)' 92,910 90.7 3 Bill Nichols (D)" 59,516 95.7 Senlt!e James Lawrence Dauer (R) 9,526 9.3 James R. Connell (P} 2,644 4.3 Jonathan Marshall (D) 227,961 41.7 2 Wilbur 0. Mills (D)* 74,035 58.4 4 Tom Bevill (O)* t Barry Goldwater (RJ' 318,680 58.3 Judy Petty (R) 52,627 41.6 Malcolm S. Ca,penter (P) Governor 3 Bill Clinton (D) 82,007 48.4 5 Robert E. Jones (0)' x x Raul H. Castro (0)" • 276,483 50.4 J.P. Hammerschmidt(R)' 87,298 51.6 6 Nina Miglionico (D) 38,712 42.1 Russe!! Williams (R) 272,370 49.6 4 Ray Thornton (O)' x x John Buchanan (R)' 52,594 57.2 House Richard Boone (NOPA) 651 0.7 1 Patricia M. Fu!linwider (0) 51,833 45.6 CALIFORNIA Elizabeth S. Dillard (P) John J. Rhodes (R)' 61,807 54.4 7 Walter Flowers (O)' t J.M. Sanders (LLJ) Senate Frank P. wans {C) 2 Morris K. Udall (D)' 83,357 61.8 Alan Cranston {O)' 3,614,859 62.6 Lewis Black (NDPA) Keith Oolgaard (R) 51,422 38.2 H. l. (Bill) Richardson {RJ 2, 157,706 37.4 1' \.u_...,,.,..,,_,,""J. ~d<tr£.t ....i ..,,..ar Ii.,,~. 7'1 Abbreviations for Party Designations A -American IVP -Independent Vermonters Party AH -American Heritage L -Liberal " AIP -American Independent LIB -Libertarian ALI -Alaskan Independence LLJ -Life, Liberty, Justice c -Conservative · LP -Labor Party cm.1 -Communist LRU -La Raza Unida cou -Courage LU -Liberty Union CST -Constitutional MIP -Maine Independent Party D -Democratic NDPA -National Democratic Party of Alabama EJ -Economic Justice p -Prohibition FL -Free Liberation PCD -Public Congress of Delaware F&L -Freedom & Liberty PFP -Peace and Freedom GWP -George Wallace Party PP -People's Party HR -Human Rights R -Republican IA -Independent American SL -Socialist Labor IG -Industrial Government SW -Socialist Workers IGWT -In God \V c Trust for Purified Leaders USLP -United States Lahor Party IND -Independent w -Workers IV -Independent Voters CoP,..iGMT 1v/• Co--G•HS!ON•l c·J•'Hi•t'f 1NC PAGfj 3084-Kov. 9, 1974 ..ptQd,µ-1'°"'"' P""l>i.-:J>f't"" ..-. wl\ol;f 0< ~port 1UUl:)l bt •d"la<·of (/°""'"' ., STATE RETURNS FOR SENATE, GOVERNOR AND· HOUSE Following are the unofficial 1974 vote returns, com­ v indicates party control of seats switched. piled by Congressional Quarterly from various sources, in­ X denotes unopposed candidates. cluding the News Election Service, and transmitted by - denotes minor parties for which the vote was not United Press International and Associated Press. available. : The box below shows party designation symbols. t denotes races in which votes were not reported for • denotes incumbents. major-party candidates or their minor-party opponents. • denotes races so close that a recount is possible. ALABAMA ALASKA 3 Pat Bosch (0) 67,120 49.0 Sam Steiger (R)" 69,782 51.0 Senate 4 Byron T. Brown (0) 60,863 44.8 Senate Mike Gravel (O)• 46,632 57.5 ' John B. Conlan (R)" 75,035 55.2 James B. Allen (0)' 475,483 95.0 C. R. Lewis (R) 34,479 42.5 Alvin Abercrombie (P) 24,769 5.0 Governor ARKANSAS Gonmor William A. Egan 1or• 38,069 50.4 George C. Wallace (D)" 467,259 85.0 ~ Jay S. Hammond (R) 37,396 49.6 Senate 427,807 Elvin McCary (R) 82,750 15.0 Jos~ph E. Vogler (All) Dale Bumpers (0) 84.6 Jim Partain (P) House John Harris Jones (R) 78,100 15.4 House Al William L Hensley (0) 37,376 45.4 Governor 1 Augusta E. Wilson (0) 34,882 36.1 Donald E. Young (R)" ....936 54.6 David Pryor (0) 333,209 65.6 Jack Edwards (R)" 58,429 60.5 KenCoon(R) 174,419 34.4 Mary B. McCarthy (NDPA) 3,265 3.4 Joseph Weston (write-in) 2 Clair Chisler (D) 27,584 34.9 ARIZONA House William l. Dickinson (R)' 51,488 65.1 1 Bill Alexander (DJ" 92,910 90.7 3 Bill Nichols (D)" 59,516 95.7 Senate James Lawrence Dauer (R) 9,526 9.3 James R. Connell (P) 2,644 4.3 Jonathan Marshall (0) 227,961 41.7 2 Wilbur D. Mills (O)• 74,035 58.4 • Tom Bevill (D)" t Barry Goldwater (R)" 318,680 58.3 Judy Petty (R) 52,827 41.6 Malcolm S. Carpenter (P) Governor 3 Bill Clinton (D) 82,007 48.4 5 Robert E. Jones (D)" x x Raul H. Castro (Ojv• 276,483 50.4 J.P. Hammerschmidt (R)" 87,298 51.6 6 Nina Miglionlco (0) 38,712 42.1 Russell Williams (R) 272,370 49.6 4 Ray Thornton (D)" x x John Buchanan (R)" 52,594 57.2 House Richard Boone (NOPA) 651 0.7 1 Patricia M. Fulllnwider (D) 51.833 45.6 CALIFORNIA Elizebeth S. Oiliard (P) John J. Rhodes (R)" 61,807 54.4 7 Walter Flowers (0)" t J. M. Sanders (LLJ) Senate Frank P. Walls (C) 2 Morris K. Udall (o)• 83,357 61.8 Alan Cranston (D)" 3,614,859 62.6 lewis Black (NOPA) Keith Oolgaard (R) 51,422 38.2 H. l.
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