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Mr. Hartmann:
Here is another copy of the material Gwen gave you on the results of the 1974 elections.
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(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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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P.S. Am attaching the material we received from Republican Research Committee which may be helpful. (nm) OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON, O.C.
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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~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 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. (Bill) Richardson (R) 2,157,706 37.4 1' ...,_""',...06'\.i ~qru.< .., ..... er 11 • J.~ • 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 COM -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 We Trust for Purified Leaders USLP -United States Labor Party IND -Independent w -Workers IV -Independent Voters cor.,..OHf lfi• COMGRU~ON•t 01.JAlfl•lY tN(' PAGE 3084-Nov. 9, 1974 ....~ ...... - -1to1. .. "" .....,...,..,,'"' .... ""die""" Election 1974 • 27 Jack McCoy (AIP) Frank H. Walker (PFP) Joelle R. Fishman (COMJ Gay!e M. Justice (PFP) 33 Robert E. White (DI 57,423 43.1 Peter Koltypin (GWP) Governor Del Clawson (R)" 71,054 53.4 4 James G. Kellis (D) 69.925 46.7 Edmund G. Brown Jr. (D)..,. 3,088,870 51.5 James C. Grillin (AIP) 4,636 3.5 Stewart B. McKinney (R)" 79,909 53.3 Houston I. Flournoy (R) 2,912,065 48.5 34 Mark W. Hannaford (D)..,. 78,345 51.8 Alan B. Fodeman (GWP) Edmon V. Kaiser (AIPJ Bill Bond(R) 72,967 48.2 5 William R. Ratchford (D) 86,668 48.8 Elizabeth Keathley (PFP) James Manis (AIP) Ronald A. Sarasin (R)• 91,009 51.2 House John 0. Donohue (PFP) Virginia A. Knauf (GWP) 1 Harold T. Johnson (D)* 127,800 85.6 35 Jim Lloyd (O)v • 60,709 50.3 6 AnthonyJ. Moffett (D) 119,872 63.5 Dorothy 0. Paradis (AIP) 21,444 14.4 VictorV. Veysey (R)" 60,102 49.7 Patsy J. Piscopo (R) 68,765 36.5 2 Oscar H. Klee (0) 76,042 44.7 36 George E. Brown Jr. (0)' 63,887 65.8 Louis J. Marietta (IND) Don H. Clausen (R)" 94,075 55.3 Jim Osgood (R) 33,221 34.2 Carole J. Glass (PFP) William E. Pasley (AIP) DELAWARE 3 John E. Moss (D)" 121,842 72.3 37 Bobby Ray Vincent (0) 34,875 36.0 lvaldo Lenci (R) 46,585 27.7 Jerry L Pettis {A)" - 62,074 64.0 House 4 Robert L. Leggett (D)' x x John 0. Ortman (AIP) AL James R. Soles (0) 63,397 40.0 5 John L Burton (D)" 77, 198 60.4 38 Jerry M. Patterson (0) 87,299 54.0 Pierre S. du Pont (R)" 93,919 59.2 Thomas Caylor {R) 50,653 39.6 51,509 David Rehmann (R) 41.3 Donald Gies (A) 1,313 o.a Raymond Breshears (PFP) Lee Rayburn (AIP) R. 3,991 3.2 GeorgeC. Brown (P) 6 Phillip Burton (D)" 72.610 76.1 Larry B. Kallenberger (PFP) 1,851 1.5 John Trager (PCO) Tom Spinosa (R) 22,787 23.9 39 William E. Farris (D) 84,375 40.4 Melvin Dillard (USLP) Carl Richard Davis (AIP) Charles E. Wiggins (R)" 87,995 55.2 Emily L. Siegel (PFP) Pat P. Scalera (AIP) 6,967 4.4 FLORIDA 7 George Miller (D) 82,765 55.6 40 Roderick J. Wilson (D) 56, 195 32.8 Gary Fernandez (R) 66,115 44.4 Andrew J. Hinshaw (R)" 114,895 67.2 8 Ronald V. Dellums (D)' 93,106 58.7 Grayson l. Watkins (AIP) Senate Jack Reddan (R) 65,432 41.3 41 Colleen M. O'Connor (D) 73,954 44.2 Richard Stone(D)v 767.326 43.6 John Holland (AIP) Bob Wilson (R)" 93,461 55.8 Jack Eckerd (R) 721,033 41.0 9 Fortney H. Stark (D)" 59,890 71.1 Robert W. Franson (AIP) John Grady (A) 271,943 15.4 Edson Adams (R) 24,299 28.9 42 Lionel Van Deerlin (D)' 43,007 69.6 Timothy L. Adams 10 Don Edwards (D)" 65,420 77.6 Wes Marden (R) 18,777 30.4 (Write-In) John M. Enright (R) 18,919 22.4 43 Bill Bandes (D) 53,805 40.5 Hortense l. Arvan 11 Leo J. Ryan (0)" 102,278 77.8 Clair W. Burgener (R)" 79, 109 59.5 (Write-In) Brainard G. Merdlnger (R) 29, 112 22.2 James Fair (Write-In) Thomas B. Hallin (Write-In) N. W. Kudrovzeff (AIP) COLORADO 12 Gary G. Gillmor (D) 41,674 31.0 H.J. Matthews (Write-In) Pal;I N. McCtoskey Jr. (R)" 92,589 69.0 Governor 13 Norman Y. Minela (O)v 78,649 55.4 Senate Reubin Askew (D)" 1,095,777 61.1 George W. Milias (R) 63,381 44.6 Gary w. Hart (D)V 466,744 58.0 Jerry Thomas (R) 697,673 38.9 Floyd S. Stancliffe (AIP) Peter H. Dominick (R)" 323,102 40.0 House Elizabeth C. Barron (PFP) Fred Hyskell (P) 1 Robert L. F. Sikes (D)" x x 14 John J. McFall (O)" 98,123 74.6 John M. King (IND) 15,839 2.0 2 Don Fuqua (D)" x x Charles M. Gibson (R) 33,484 25.4 Governor 3 Charles E. Bennett (D)" x x Roger A. Blain (AIP) Richard D. Lamm (0)"' 437,359 53.8 4 Bill Chappell Jr. {D)" 72,762 68.2 15 B. F. Sisk (D)" 79,402 72.0 John D. Vanderhoof (R)" 375,604 46.2 Warren A. Hauser (R) 33,979 31.8 Carol 0. Harner (A) 30,844 28.0 Earl F. Dodge (Pl 5 JoAnn Saunders (D) 62,008 45.7 16 Julian Camacho (D) 74,018 47.9 Lann Meyers (USLP) Richard Kelly (R)" 73,583 54.2 Burt L. Talcott (RI" 76,084 49.2 House Tom Clenny (Write-In) 0. J. Mauro (AIP) 4,576 2.9 1 Patricia Schroeder (O)" 94,414 58.8 Glenn W. Turner (Write-In) 17 John Krebs (D)v 66,082 51.9 Frank K. Southworth (R) 66,064 41.2 6 Herbert M. Monrose (D) 34,146 24.2 Robert B. Mathias (R)" 61,242 48.1 Elmer B. Sachs (AH) C. W. Bill Young (R)" 107,120 75.8 18 George A. Seielstad (D) 59,931 47.4 2 Timothy E. Wirth (D)..,. 93,617 51.9 7 Sam Gibbons (O)" x x William M. Ketchum (R)" 66,603 52.6 Donald G. Brotzman (R)" 86,789 48.1 8 James A. Haley (0)" 61,893 57.0 19 James O. Loebl (D) 65,334 43.5 3 Frank E. Evans {D)" 92,273 71.0 Joe Z. Lovingood (R} 46,654 43.0 Robert J. Lagomarsino (R)" 84,849 56.5 E. Keith Records (R) 37,680 29.0 9 William D. Rowland (D) 25,505 23.3 20 Arline Mathews (D) 81,119 38.8 4 John S. Carroll (D) 71,565 47.7 Louis Frey Jr. (R)• 84,060 76.7 Barry M. Goldwater Jr. (A)" 96,324 61.2 James P. Johnson (R)" 78,538 52.3 10 Ev,elyn Tucker (D) 44,095 28.5 21 James C. Corman (O)" 58,954 74.1 5 Ban Galloway (D) 57,883 39.0 l. A. (Skip} Bafalis (R)' 110,838 71.5 Mel Nadell (R) 20,644 25.9 'William L. Armstrong (R)" 85,283 57.4 11 Paul G. Rogers (O)" x x 22 Richard Hallin (D) 61,605 44.3 Stan Johnson (IND) 5,419 3.6 12 Charles Friedman (0) 58,008 49.2 Carlos J. Moorhead (R)" 77,512 55.7 J. Herbert Burke (R)" • 59,940 50.8 '; 23 Thomas M. Rees (D)" 78,523 73.8 CONNECTICUT 13 William Lehman (D)" x x Jack E. Roberts (R) 27.835 26.2 14 Claude Pepper (D)" 44,741 69.0 31.0 24 Henry A. Waxman (D) 84,966 66.2 Senat• Michael A. Carricarte (R) 20,112 , Elliott Stone Graham (R) 43,449 33.8 Abraham Ribicoff (D)" 684,188 64.7 15 Dante 8. Fascell (D)" 66,623 70.4 David E. Davis (AIP) James H. Brannen Ill (R) 373,634 35.3 S. Peter Capua (R) 27,991 29.6 25 Edward R. Roybal (D)" x x Norman l. Rochon (A) 26 Paul A. Conforti (D) 56,033 41.1 A. F. Capozzi Jr. (GWP) GEORGIA John H. Rousselot (R)" 80, 153 58.9 Govet"nor 27 John Dalessio (D) 21,840 36.0 Ella T. Grasso (D)v 656,823 60.1 Sena le Alphonzo Bell (R)" 38,834 64.0 Robert H. Steele (R) 436,698 39.9 Herman E. Talmadge (D)" 587,864 71.6 Jerry Rubin (PFP) Allen C. Peichert (A) Jerry Johnson (R) 233,671 28.4 28 Yvonne Burke (O)" 73,038 82.4 Thomas H. Pallone (GWP) Elizabeth Lariscy (Write-In) Tom Neddy (R) 15,617 17.6 HouM Governot 29 Augustus F. Hawkins (D)" x x 1 William R. Cotter (D)" 116,057 63.4 George Busbee (D) 608,798 68.9 30 George E. Danielson (D)" 57,741 74.1 F. Mac Buckley (R) 66,958 36.6 Ronnie Thompson (R) • 274,712 31.1 John J. Perez (R) 20,204 25.9 Charlie A. Burke (GWP) Vince Eagan (Write-In) 31 Charles H. Wilson (D)" 38,324 72.7 2 Christopher J. DodtJ (O)v 103,348 60.1 Joseph H. Tucker (Write-in) Norman A. Hodges (R) 14,376 27.3 Samuel B. Hellier (R) 68,600 39.9 HouM William C. Taylor (PFP) Anthony Discepolo (IND) 1 Ronald B. (Bo) Ginn (DI" 62,476 86.1 32 Glenn M. Anderson (D)" 43,510 90.5 3 Robert N. Giaimo (D)" 110,082 67.4 BillGowan(R) 10.120 13.9 Virgil V. Badalich (AIP) 4,563 9.5 James F. Altham Jr. {RI 53, 195 32.6 2 Dawson Mathis (D)" x x CO''f'ltGHT lt14 CQNC.atlStOHA&. CIOAIT!IL'f tN(. .,.,,,.~...,...... -hole ...... ·~ "1 .-...... d ..... Nov. 9, 1974-PAGE 3085 Election 1974 - 28 3 Jack Brinkley (D)" 62,520 87.4 13 Stanley W. Beetham (D) 31,220 47.1 6 Berkley Bedell (D)V' ee.034 54 6 Carl Sevage (R) 8,982 12.6 Robert McClory (R)" 35,006 52.9 Wiley Mayne (R)• 71,527 45.4 4 Elliott H. Levitas (D)V' 58,418 55.2 14 Robert H. Renshaw (D) 38,762 33.4 Ben B. Blackburn (A)" 47,452 44.8 John N. Erlenborn (R)" 77,211 66.6 KANSAS 5 Andrew Young (D)• 66,977 71.8 15 Tim L. Hell (D)V' 60, 107 53.3 Wyman C. Lowe (R) 26,253 28.2 Cliffard D. Carlson (R) 52,661 46.7 Senale William H. Ogle (IGWT) K. Douglas Lassiter (IND) Willlam A. Roy (D) 389.257 49.2 Jemes Harris (Write-in) 16 Marshall Hungness (D) 33, 143 34.2 Robert Dole (A)" 402.268 50.8 6 John J. Flynt Jr. (D)" 47,751 51.7 John B. Anderson (R)" 63,724 65.8 Governor Newt Gingrich (R) 44,700 48.3 W. John Schade Jr. (IND) Vern Miller (D) 382.068 49.7 7 Lawrence P. McDonald (D) • 47,915 50.3 17 John J. Houlihan (D) 56,284 48.4 Robert F. Bennett (R)V' 386.550 50.3 Quincy Collins (R) 47,410 49.7 George M. O'Brien (R)* 60,009 51.6 Marshall Uncapher (P) 8 W. S. (Bill) Stuckey Jr. (D)* x x 18 Stephen L. Nordvall (D) 56,677 45.3 House 9 Phil M. Landrum (D)* 55,297 74.3 Robert H. Michel (R)" 68.575 54.7 1 Donald C. Smith (D) 51,928 35.1 Ronald D. Reeves (R) 19,079 25.7 19 Jim Gende (D) 44, 155 34.6 Keith G. Sebelius (R)• 91.806 63,9 10 Robert G. Stephens Jr. (D)" 46,217 66.4 Tom Railsback (R)* 83,299 65.4 Thelma Morgan (A) Gary Pleger (R) 23,431 33.6 20 Peter F. Mack (D) 68,449 45.1 Lorin P. Miller (P) Paul Findley (A)" 83,217 54.9 2 Martha E. Keys (D) 61,668 55.4 21 Richard N. Small (D) 41,101 34.3 John C. Peterson (R) 65.765 44.5 HAWAII Edward A. Madigan (R)" 78,645 65.7 David Scoggin (P) !- 22 George E. Shipley (0)" 90,733 60.0 3 Samuel J. Wells (D) 49,775 Senate 35,.8 William A. Young (A) 61,079 40.0 Larry Winn Jr. (R)* 89,375 Daniel K. Inouye (D)* 207,454 82.9 64.~ 23 Melvin Price (D)* 77,728 80.5 Ted E. Oakes (A) James D. Kimmel (PP) 42,767 17.1 Scott R. Randolph (R) 18,802 19.5 4 BertChaney(D) 46.3 Governor 58.778 24 Paul Simon (D) 90,821 59.6 Garner E. Shriver (R)* 68,151 53.7 George Ariyoshi (0) 136,262 54.6 Val Oshel (R) 61,584 40.4 Randolph Crossley (R) 113,388 45.4 John S. Stevens (A) Franklin D. Gaines (D) House 5 68,583 45.0 IN DIANA Joe Skubiti (R)* 83,982 1 Spark M. Matsunaga (D)" 71,552 59.3 55.0 Willian:i B. Paul (R) 49,065 40.7 Senate 2 Patsy T. Mink (D)* 86,916 62.6 KENTUCKY Birch Bayh (D)" 844,700 51.6 Carla W. Coray (R) 51,894 37.4 Richard G. Lugar (R) 793,730 48.4 Senate Don l. Lee (A) Wendell H. Ford (D)V' 398,650 53.6 House IDAHO Marlow W. Cook (R)* 327,092 44.0 1 Ray J. Madden (0)* 43,044 63.1 William E. Parker (A) 17.809 2.4 Joseph D. Harkin (R) 25,200 36.9 Senate House 2 Floyd J. Fithian (D)V' 98,562 60.1 Frank Church (D)* 144,513 57.2 1 Carroll Hubbard Jr. (D) 70,496 81.3 Earl F Landgrebe (R)* 65,388 39.9 Robert l. Smith (A) 108,273 42.8 Charles T. Sanken Jr. (R) 16.215 18.7 3 John Brademas (D)* 87,808 63.6 Jean L. Stoddard (A) Robert W. Yoak (A) Virginia R. Bleck (R) 50,190 36.4 Governor 2 William H. Natcher (D)* 54,343 74.9 4 J. Edward Roush (DI* 80,812 52.4 Cecil D. J.ndrus (D)* 183,162 72.9 Art Eddleman (R) 18,243 25.1 Walter P. Helmke(R) 73,347 47.6 Jack M. Murphy(R) 68,254 27.1 Leland Neville (A) Donald E. Harris (AIP) Nolan Victor (A) 3 Romano L. Mazzoli (D)* 73,576 72.4 5 William T. Sebree (D) 72.363 43.7 House Vincent N. Barclay (R) 28,086 27.6 Elwood Hillis (R)* 93,317 56.3 1 J. Ray Cox (0) 53,062 41.9 William P. Chambers (A) 6 David W. Evans (O)V' 77,207 52.6 Steven D. Symms (R)* 73,437 58.1 Luther J. Wilson (IND) William G. Bray (R)* 69,703 47.4 2 Max Hanson (D) 53,248 44.3 4 Kyle Hubbard (0) 58.847 48.4 7 Elden C. Tipton (D) 68,919 42.4 George V. Hansen (A) 66,856 55.7 M. G (Gene) Snyder (R)* 62,653 51.6 John T. Myers (R)* 93,450 57.6 5 Lyle L. Willis (D) 28.637 30.1 Harold P. Schlechtweg (SW) Tim Lee Carter (R)* 66.533 69.9 ILLINOIS 8 Philip H. Hayes (n)V' 96,179 53.7 Albert G. J. Cullum (A) Roger H. Zion (R)* 82,990 46.3 6 John B. Breckinridge (D)• 62.906 75.0 9 Lee H. Hamilton (D)• 112,120 71.1 Senate Thomas F. Rogers Ill (R) 21,003 25.0 Delson Cox Jr. (R) 45,548 28.9 Adlai E. Stevenson Ill (0)* 1,781,927 62.3 Fred Kerestesy (A) 10 Philip A. Sharp (D)V' 84,338 54.3 George M. Burditt (R) 1,079,040 37.7 7 Carl D. Perkins (D)* 71.484 75.6 David W. Dennis (R)* 70,863 "45.7 Ishmael Flory (COM) Granville Thomas (R) 23,050 24.4 Edward T. Helsler (SW) 11 Andrew Jacobs Jr. (D)V' 78,323 52.3 William H. Hudnut Ill (R)* 71,540 47.7 House LOUISIANA 1 Ralph H. Metcalfe (CW 11,116 94.1 OscarH.Haynes(R) 703 5.9 IOWA Willie Mae Reid (SW) Senate 2 Morgan F. Murphy (O)" 62,730 86.9 Senale Russell B. Long (D)* x x Je.mes Ginderske (R) 9,435 13.1 John C. Culver (0) 462,379 52.4 House 3 Martin A. Russo (O)V' 58,976 51.0 David M. Stanley (R) 420,844 47.6 1 F. Edward Hebert (D)* x x Robert P. Hanrahan (R)* 56,556 49.0 Lorin E. Oxley (A) 2 Corinne C. Boggs (O)* 55.053 85.6 4 Ronald A. Rodger (D) 43,732 40.2 Governor Diane Morphos (R) 9,274 14.4 ' Edward J. Derwinski (R)" 64,947 59.8 James F. Schaben (0) 377.039 41.4 Jules W. Hillery (IND) 5 John C. Kluczynski (O)" 85,058 85.2 Robert Ray (R)• 534,388 58.6 3 Charles Grisbaum Jr. (D) 39,230 41.5 William H. G. Toms (R) 14,806 1-4.8 Ralph Scott (A) David C. Treen (R)* 55,382 58.5 6 Edward V. Hanrahan (D) 55.458 46.7 House 4 Joe D. Waggonner Jr. (D)• x x Henry J. Hyde {A) 63,192 53.3 1 Edward Mezvinsky (D)* 75,681 5-4.4 5 Otto E. Passman (Dt* x x 1 Cardiss Collins (D)* 13,110 90.3 James A. S. Leach (A) 63,537 45.6 -c- 6 Jeff Lacaze (D) 61.020 50.0 Donald L. Metzger (R) 1,412 9.7 2 Michael T. Blouln (0) 73,416 51.5 W. Henson Moore Ill (R)V' • 61.034 50.0 8 Dan Rostenkowski (D)* 21,872 87.2 Tom Riley (R) 69,078 48.5 7 John B. Breaux (D)* 59.415 89.3 Salvatore E. Oddo (R) 3,218 12.8 James W. Whitford (A) Jeremy J. Millett (IND) i.152 10.7 9 Sidney A. Yates {0)* x x 3 Stephen J. Rapp (0) 75,005 49.1 8 Gillis W. Long (D)" x x 10 Abner J. Mikva (D)V' 81,291 51.3 Charles E. Gressley (R) 77,659 50.9 Samuel H. Young (A)* 77.213 "48.7 4 Neal Smith (D)• 96,588 64.3 MAINE 11 Frank Annunzio (D)* 98.791 72.4 Chuck Dick (R) 53,619 35.7 Mitchell G. Zadrozny (A) 37,739 27.6 Donna Le Porte (A) Governor 12 Betty C. Spence (0) 30,173 37.1 5 Tom Harkin (0)V' 80,857 51.2 George J. Mitchell (D) 128.352 37.0 Philip M. Crane (R)* 51,055 62.9 William J. Scherle (A)* 76,929 48.8 James S. Erwin (R) 81.434 23.5 COP"llGHT lt7• COMG1lESS10NAl 04.JAfltfUY INC f: "1) \.OMtlf..f, n~"" decl-;o,.. t!.(l..\1-t..f PAGE 3086-Nov. 9, 1974 Lpr-'«t~ ,..~ ~ wlrtole or ""pon eu.. ti, .cf,.or.al d-...., Elecrion 1974 - 29 S·:inley J. Leen Jr. (MIP) House Maurice Geary (HR) W11hall' B. Hughes (IND) 1 John Conyers Jr. 101· 97,017 91.2 Sandra L. Peck (SW) J i'TlC', B. Longley (INO)V' 137, 154 39.5 Walter F. Girardot (R) 9,364 8.8 Matthew Moriarl'/ {USLP) House Hattie L. Mccutcheon (SW) 19 George F. Montgomery (0) 26,561 39.9 1 Peter N. Kyro& (0)" 92,994 49.8 Jacqueline M. Cotton (USLP) Wilham S. Broomfield (A)" 39,957 60.1 David F. Emery (R)"' e 93,890 50.2 2 John S. Reuther (0) 61,225 47.2 Rudolph Zeller (SW) 2 Markham L Gartley (0) 44,339 29.0 Marvin L. Esch (A)" 68,406 52.8 James Jaber (USLP) William S. Cohen (R)" 108,676 71.0 Roy S. Jones (AIP) Philip S. Carroll (HR) MINNESOTA Martha E. Pettit (SW) MARYLAND Ronald G. Ziegler (USLP) Governor 3 Paul H. Todd Jr. (0) 57,640 47.6 Wendell A. Anderson (0)" 730,109 64.8 Senate Garry Brown (R)" 63,418 52.4 John W. Johnson (R) 346,079 30.6 Barbara Mikulski (0) 369,364 42.9 Marvin P. Llghtvoet {AIP) Harry M. Pool (A) Bryce F. Zender Jr. {HR) Charles McC. Mathias Jr. (A)" 491,488 57.1 Erwin Marquit (COMI GovernOI' Steve Beumer (SW) Genevieve Gunderson (IG) Marvin Mandel {O)" 594,338 63.5 4 Richard E. Daugherty (0) 54,260 46.3 Richard M. Kleinow(LIB) Louise Gora (A) 340,906 36.5 Edward Hutchinson (A)" 62,947 53.7 Jane Van Dusen (SW) Harold Snyder (AIP) House James G. Miles (IND) 53.689 4.8 51,384 46.9 Leslie E. Craine (SW) 1 Thomas J. Hatem (D) Hou•• 5 Richard F. Vander Veen (0)" 80,668 54.4 Robert E. Bauman (A)" 58,221 53.1 1 Uric Scott (0) 46,014 36.4 Paul G. Goebel Jr. (Al 67,606 45.6 2 Clarence D. Long (D)" 99,662 76.8 Albert H. Quie (A)" 80,329 63.6 Dwight W. Johnson (AIP) John M. Seney (R) 30,092 23.2 2 Steve Babcock (D) 61,698 46.2 A. Frank Girard (SL) 3 Paul S. Sarbanes (D)" 75,162 82.5 Tom Hagedorn (R) 71,822 5:,.8 William H. Mathews (A) 15,912 17.5 Ann Riley Owens (SW) 3 Bob Riggs (0) 53,770 40.0 Fred l. Wineland (D) Bob Carr (D)v • 4 43,513 41.9 6 72,711 50.3 Bill Frenzel (A)" 80,546 . 60.0 Clifford W. Taylor (R) 49.7 Marjorie S. Holt (A)" 60,303 58.1 71,930 4 Joseph E. Karth (D)" 90,168 76.7 Howard Jones (HR) 5 Gladys N. Spellman (D)>" 44,669 52.5 Joseph A. Rhelnberger (R) 27,396 23.3 Michael Ballard (SL) John B. Burcham Jr. (R) 40,383 47.5 5 Donald M. Fraser (D)" 89,974 74.9 6 Goodloe E. Byron (D)" 89,091 73.6 Margaret M. Hayes (SW) Phil Ratte (R) 30,104 25.1 Elton A. Wampler (R) 31,898 26.4 R. A. Wedler (USLP) 0 Edmund A. Jurenas (SW) 7 Parren J. Mitchell (D)" x x 7 Donald W. Riegle Jr. (0) 70,240 66.8 6 Richard Nolan (0)>" 86,200 55.3 Robert E. Eastman (R) 34,900 33.2 8 Sidney Kramer (D) 53,133 34.4 Jon Grunseth (Al 69,640 44.7 Jimmy l. Sabin (AIP) Gilbert Gude (R)" 101,459 65.6 7 Bob Bergland (O)" 106,469 75.2 John P. Freeman (HR) Dan Reber (R) 35,132 24.8 Sheila Ostrow (SW) MASSACHUSETTS 8 James L. Oberstar (D) 68,506 69.9 John F. Dicks (USLP) Jerome Arnold (R) 29,561 30.1 8 Bob Traxler (D)" 77,595 55.8 William A. Ojala (EJ) Governor James M. Sparling Jr. (Al 61,393 44.2 Robert C. Bester (IV) Michael S. Dukakis (D)"' 970,582 55.9 Mark Nelson (AIP) Francis W. Sargent (R)" 766,611 44.1 Nicolee E. Brorsen (SW) Leo F. Kahian (A) 9 Norman C. Halbower (D) 63,979 42.7 MISSISSIPPI Donald Gurewitz (SW) Guy A. Vander Jagt (R)" 85,874 57.3 HouM Craig A. Kessler (AIP) House 1 Thomas A. Manning (D) 40,898 28.8 Connie Allen (SW) 1 Jamie l. Whitten (O)" 28,895 88.3 Silvio 0. Conte (R)" 101,151 71.2 10 Samuel D. Marble (0) 64,232 45.7 Jack Benney (IND) 3,824 11.7 2 Edward P. Boland (D)" x x Elford A. Cederberg (R)" 76,406 54.3 2 David A. Bowen (D)" 37,939 70.5 3 Joseph D. Early (0) 71,660 57.2 Kathryn Ropers (SW) Ben F. Hilbun Jr. (R) 15,850 29.5 David J. llonett (R) 53,591 42.8 11 Francis D. Brouillette (D) 73,313 48.9 H. B. Wells (IND) Douglas J. Rowe (IND) Philip E. Ruppe (R)" 76,689 51.1 3 G. V. Montgomery(D)" x x 4 Robert F. Drinan (D)" 71,516 50.8 Theodore G. Albert (HR) 4 Kenneth l. Dean (0) 23,794 29.8 Alvin Mandell (A) 21,138 15.0 Brian Elam (SW) Thad Cochran (R)" 55,966 70.2 Jon Ro:enberg (IND) 48,122 34.2 12 James G. O'Hara (0)" 97,845 72.1 Luther G. Latham (IND) 5 PaulE. Tsongas(D)>" 99,002 60.7 Eugene J. Tyza (A) 37,818 27.9 Leonard R. Young (IND) Paul W. Cronin (A)" 64,215 39.3 Richard Orawiec (SW) 5 WalterW. Murphey(D) 10,381 16.9 6 Michael J. Harrington (D)" x x 13 Charles C. Diggs Jr. (O)" 63,222 89.1 Trent Lott (A)" 51,209 83.1 7 Torbert H. Macdonald (D)" 113,726 79.6 George E. McCall (R) 7,771 10.9 Ernest Creel (IND) James J. Murphy (IND) 29.154 20.4 Judith Hagans (SW) Glenn E. Giiiey (IND) 8 Thomas P. O"Neill Jr. (D)" 108,681 89.0 Percy A. Wheeler (USLP) Claudia Mertz (IND) Laura Ross (COM) 5,809 4.8 14 Lucien N. Nadzi (O)" 84,178 72.2 James Kiggin (USLP) 7,644 6.2 Herbert 0. Steiger (A) 32,386 27.8 9 John Joseph Moakley (0)" 77,353 89.4 Leonard J. lukomskl (AIP) MISSOURI l. A. Sherman (USLP) 9,184 10.6 Mark Severs (SW) 10 Berry F. Monahan (D) 57,561 36.8 Joseph A. Spaniolo (USLP) Senate ' Margaret M. Heckler (R)" 98,879 63.2 15 William D. Ford (O)• 86,580 79.0 Thomas F. Eagleton (O)" 694.881 60.0 11 James A. Burke (D)" x x Jack A. Underwood (R) 23,031 21.0 Thomas B. Curtis IR) 463,697 40.0 12 Gerry E. Studds (O)" 119,848 74.8 Aldi C. Fuhrmann (AIP) Clifford E. Talmaga (IND) J. Alan MacKay (A) 40,351 25.2 Claytee 0. Artz (SW) House James R. Eades (USLP) 1 William (Bill) Clay (D)" 61,087 68.1 16 John D. Dingell (D)" 95,405 79.1 Arthur 0. Martin (A) 28,530 31.9 MICHIGAN Wallace D. English (R) 25,153 20.9 2 James W. Symington (D)" 85,982 60.9 Virginia Crawford (AIP) Howard C. Ohlendorf (R) 55.147 39.1 Governor Donald A. Bechler (SW) 3 Leonor K. Sullivan (O)" 94.045 75.1 Sander M. Levin (DI 1,221,293 47.3 lewis Steinhardt (USLP) Jo Ann P. Raisch (A) 31,250 24.9 William G. t,,.illiken (R)" 1,333,693 51.6 17 William M. Brodhead (D) 62,480 75.5 Marie S. Nowak (IND) Hugh M. Davidson (AIP) Kenneth C. Gallagher (Al 20,293 24.5 4 William J. Randall (0)" 80;885 67.9 Eldon K. Andrews (C) Bruce E. Duke (AIP) Claude Patterson (R) 38, 155 32.1 Thomas O~nnis (COM) Christy Wallace (SW) 5 Richard Bolling (D)" 55.099 69.7 Zolton Ferency (HR) 27,8SO 1.1 Harry Jock (USLP) John J. McDonough (A) 23,983 30.3 James C. Horvath (SL) 18 James J. Blanchard (D)v 63,331 60.6 Edward Verburg (IND) Robin Maisel (SW) Robert J. Huber (R)" 41,179 39.4 6 Jerry Litton (D)" 100,229 79.2 Pater A. Signorelli (USLP) James Gordon Lott (ATP) Grover H. Speers (A) 26,2i6 20.8 COhll(;Hf 19'• CONCUSSIONAL 0.J.Ulfal't tH( -.~·-.--"·~"" ..,...... ""' ....."'.,.."' ...... c1... Nov. 9, 1974-PAGE 3087 ;. Elecfion 1974- 30 1 Richard l. Franks (D) 65,643 46.9 ' Henry J. Keller (A) 40,213 33.1 Arthur Hoffer (l) 3,074 2.2 Gene Taylor (R)" 74,375 53.1 5 Frederick M. Behen (D) 66,009 44.4 4 Franklin Ornstein (0-l) 73,698 46.4 8 Richard H. lchord (D)• 84,355 69.6 Millicent Fenwick (A) 82,561 55.6 Norman F. lent (A-C)· 84,997 53.6 James A. Noland Jr. (A) 36,852 30.4 John Giammarco (AIP) 5 Allerd K. Lowenstein (0-l) 77,371 45.7 9 William l. Hungate (D)" 86,006 66.4 Leonard F. Newton (IND) John W. Wydler (R-C)• 91,797 54.3 Milton Bischof Jr. (R) 43,591 33.6 6 Charles B. Yates (D) 69,897 46.5 6 Lester L. Wolff (D·L)* 99,951 66.6 10 Bill 0. Burlison (D)• 74,220 72.9 Edwin B. Forsythe (A)* 80,514 53.5 Edythe Layne (A-C) 50, 100 33.4 Truman Farrow (R) 27,613 27.1 B. S. Doganiero (SL) 1 Joseph P. Addabbo (D·A-L)• x x John V. Mahalchik (IND) 8 B. S. Rosenthal (0-l)" 88,355 77.9 MONTANA Joseph A. Nowak (IND) Albert Lemishow (A·C) 25,003 22.1 1 Andrew Maguire (D).,.. 77,236 52.9 9 James J. Delaney (0-R-C)" 90,467 92.8 0 House William B. Widnall (R) 68,733 47.1 Theodore E. Garrison (l) 7,016 7.2 1 Max S. Baucus (D).,.. 54,773 56.3 Milton Grella (IND) 10 Mario Biaggi (0-R)" 74,129 81.8 Richard G. Shoup (R)* 42,542 43.7 8 Robert A. Roe (D)* 82,280 74.9 Francis l. McHugh (C) 10.546 11.6 2 John Melcher (D)" 63,442 63.0 Herman Schmidt (R) 27,578 25.1 John P. Hagan (l) 5,997 6.6 Johrl K. McDonald (R) 37,243 37.0 Kenneth Kowalczyk (SL) 11 James H. Scheuer (DI 60,843 71.9 9 Henry Helstoskl (D)" ,.. 96,684 66.2 E.G.Desborough(R) 12, 159 1-4.4 NEBRASKA Harold A. Parell (R) 49,388 33.8 Christopher Acer (C) 7.190 8.5 Robert W. Funsch (IND) Tlbby Blum (L) 4,382 5.2 Herbert H. Shaw (IND) 12 Shirley Chisholm (D-l)" 26,277 80.4 Governor 10 Peter W. Rodino Jr. (D)" 51,994 84.2 Francis J. Voyticky (A) 4,785 14.6 J. J. Exon (0)" 257,778 59.3 John R. Taliaferro (R) 9,772 15.8 Martin Shepherd Jr. (C) 1.630 5.0 Richard 0. Marvel (R) 153,872 35.4 Sandra Hiii (IND) Maxine Williams (SW) Ernest W. Chambers (IND) 23,239 5.3 11 Joseph G. Minish (D)" 93,357 70.4 Teresa Delgado (W) House William B. Grant(R) 39,182 29.6 13 Stephen J. Solarz (D-L) 89,491 81.3 1 Hess Dyas (D) 68,714 47.3 Robert Clement (SL) Jeck N. Dobosh (R-C) 20,531 18.7 Charles Thone (R)" 76,459 52.7 12 Adam K. Levin (0) 47,089 33.4 14 F. W. Richmond (D) 31,625 71.8 2 Daniel C. Lynch (D) 58,211 45.0 Matthew J. Rinaldo (R)" 93,693 66.6 Michael Carbajal Jr. (R) 5,159 11.7 John Y. McCollister (R)* 71,077 55.0 Anthony Carbone (IND) A. W. Nojovits (C) 1.375 3.1 3 Wayne W. Ziebarth (D) 77,275 49.7 C. O'Toole French (IND) Donald H. Elliott (L) 5,888 13.4 Virginia Smith (A)• 78,103 50.3 Robert A. Steiner (IND) Helen Halyard (W) 13 Helen S. Meyner (D).,.. 84,731 57.3 15 Leo C. Zeferetti (D-C) 52,5S2 58.3 NEVADA Joseph J. Marazlti (R)" 63,249 42.7 Austen D. Canade (R) 33,892 37.6 14 Dominick V. Daniels (D)" 85,009 83.2 Herbert M. Feinsod (L) 3,641 4.1 Senate Claire J. Sheridan (R) 17,137 16.8 16 Elizabeth Holtzman (0-L)" 72.167 78.6 Harry Reid (D) 78,154 49.8 John A. Alston (IND) Joseph L. Gentrn (R-C) 19,658 21.4 Paul Laxalt (R).,.. • 78,750 50.2 15 Edward J. Patten (D)" 90,942 71.8 17 John M. Murphy (O)" 62,435 57.6 Jeck C. Doyle (IA) E. J. Hammesfahr (R) 35,646 28.2 Frank J. Biondolillo (R) 27.644 25.6 Governor Paul M. Schiff (COM) Michael Ajello (C) 7,743 7.1 Mike O'Callaghan (D)" 111,002 79.7 Jerome Kretchmer (L) 10,522 9.7 Shirley Crumpler (R) 28,327 20.3 NEW MEXICO 18 Edward I. Koch (D-L)" 78,031 77.2 John Boogaerts Jr. (R) James Ray Houston (IA) Governor 19, 103 19.0 G. M. Drummond (C) 3,864 3.8 House Jerry Apodaca (D) 162,660 50.6 C. Sojourner (SW) AL James Santini (0).,.. 90,588 60.5 Joseph R. Skeen (R) 158,579 49.4 19 Charles B. Rangel (D-R-L)" David Towell (R)* 59,165 39.5 Gene Gonzales (AIP) 57.753 96.9 Charles G. Mills IV (C) Joel F. H1msen (IA) House 1.850 3.1 20 Bella S. Abzug (D-L)" 67,431 79.6 1 R. A. Mondragon (0) 71.261 40.2 Stephen Posner (R) 13,222 15.6 NEW HAMPSHIRE Manuel Lujan Jr. (R)• 106,078 59.8 Timothy A. Mitchell (C) 4,077 4.8 Martin Malloy (AIP) Christina A. Nelson (LP) Senate '\10, CO'••·Grtf ,.,, COhG•US·Oflt•l ,:;>J&t•uu l...C PAGE 30h8- Nov. 9, 1974 ...... ~ti'•,_..,..."' •'°'4 ., "' I"_., •u.-r lt, •d'"••' Cl•-tt Election 1974 - 31 William F. Walsh (A)" 60,006 65.0 3 Charles W. Whalen Jr. (A)" x x 3 Robert Duncan (D) 108, 181 70.3 F. H. Aspinwall (C) 2,931 3.2 4 James l. Gehrlich (D) 51, 150 38.7 John Piacantini (R) 45.656 29.7 Bessie C. Noble (L) 1,124 1.2 Tennyson Guyer (A)' 81,090 61.3 4 James Weaver (D)"' 93,526 53.5 34 Irene Gossin (D) 45,201 29.1 5 Bruce Edwards (D) 54,603 38.1 John Dellenback (R)" 81,144 46.5 Frank Horton (R)• 104,956 67.6 Delbert l. la!ta (R)" 88,804 61.9 J. Warren McGee (C) 4,150 2.7 6 Lloyd Allen Wood (D) 42,212 30.8 PENNSYLVANIA Virginia Tadio (L) 1,003 0.6 William H. Harsha (R)• 94,986 69.2 Senate 35 Margaret Costanza (D) 60,075 39.3 7 Patrick l. Nelson (D) 32.228 31.1 Peter Flaherty (0) 1,606,815 46.7 Barber B. Conable Jr. (R)" 86,981 56.9 Clarence J. Brown (A)• 71,255 68.9 Richard S. Schweiker (A)" 1,835,495 53.3 C. E. Carman Jr. (C) 4,722 3.1 Dorothy Franke (IND) G. W. Shankey Jr. (CST) David l. MacAdam (l) 1,093 0.7 8 T. Edward Strinko (D) 39.580 36.7 Governor 36 John J. laFalce (D·L)""' 86,742 59.9 Thomas N. Kindness (R) 46,381 43.0 Milton J. Shapp (D)' 1,885.283 54.5 Russell A. Rourke (R-C) 58,092 40.1 Don Gingerich (IND) 21,858 20.3 Andrew L lewis Jr. (R) 1,573,279 45.5 37 Henry J. Nowak (D-L) 81,928 75.3 9 Thomas l. Ashley (D)• 64,822 52.8 Stephen Depue (CST) Joseph R. Bala (R-C) 26,833 24.7 C. S. Finkbeiner Jr. (A) 57,894 47.2 House Ira Liebowitz (LP) 10 H. Kent Bumpass (D) 41,716 29.5 1 William A. Barrett (D)" 96, 119 16.7 38 Barbara C. Wicks (D-l) 49,134 28.1 Clarence E. Miller (R)" 99,866 70.5 Russell M. Nigro (A) 29, 192 23.3 Jack F. Kemp (R-C)" 125,422 71.9 11 Michael D. Coffey (D) 47,488 40.4 Bernard Salera (LP) 39 W. L Parment (D-l) 47,544 39.1 J. William Stanton (R)" 70,197 59.6 2 Robert N. C. Nix (D)" 73,799 74.1 James F. Hastings (A)• 70,877 58.1 12 Fran Ryan (D) 70,606 49.1 Jesse W. Woods Jr. (R) 25,777 25.9 Joseph V. Damiano (C) 3,348 2.8 Samuel l. Devine (R)" 73,134 50.9 3 William J. Green (D)" 83.828 75.3 .. 13 Fred M. Ritenauer (D) 48,331 4U' Richard P. Colbert ( R) 27,456 24.7 Charles A. Mosher (R)• NORTH CAROLINA 68,936 58.8 4 Joshua Eilberg (D)• 120,216 70.7 14 John F. Seiberling (D)" 50,967 75.5 Isadore Einhorn (A) 49,848 29.3 Senate Mark Agetakis (R) 16,574 24.5 5 Leo D. McDermott (D) 56,886 41.5 Robert B. Morgan (D) 625,817 62.7 15 MikeMcGee(D) 49,563 38.4 Richard T. Schulze (R) 80,223 58.5 William E. Stevens (R) 372,820 37.3 Chalmers P. Wylie (R)* 79,425 61 .6 6 Gus Yatron (D)" 111,503 75.7 Henry A. Nesmith (USLP) 16 John G. Freedom (D) 49,288 34.7 House Stephen Postupack (A) 35,874 24.3 Ralph S. Regula (R)* 92.773 65.3 Frank E. Huet (CST) 1 Walter B. Jones (D)* 55,052 77.5 17 David D. Noble (D) 63,086 47.1 Robert W. Edgar (D)""' 86,421 55.3 Harry McMullan (A) 15,942 22.5 7 John M. Ashbrook (A)" 70,832 52.9 S. J. McEwen Jr. (R) 69,805 44.7 2 L H. Fountain (D)" x x 18 WayneLHays(D)" 88,677 65.5 Ralph F. Johns (CST) 3 David N. Henderson (O)• x x Ralph H. Romig (R) 46,645 34.5 8 William B. Moyer (D) 54,870 42.0 4 Ike F. Andrews (D)• 62,640 65.1 Charles J. Carney (D)• 19 97,427 72.7 Edward G. Biester Jr. Ward Purrington (R) 33,521 34.9 (A)" 75,705 58.0 James L Ripple (R) 36,547 27.3 R. D. McKenney (CST) M. H. Smedberg (USLP) 20 James V. Stanton (D)* 85,655 86.9 9 Robert 0. Ford (D) 56.780 43.5 5 Stephen l. Neal (D)"' 64, 164 52.1 Robert A. Frantz (R) 12,935 13.1 E.G. Shuster (A)• 73,741 56.5 Wilmer Mizell (A)" 59,001 47.9 21 Louis Stokes (D)" 58,988 81.7 10 Thomas J. Hanlon (D) 55,661 35.4 LE. Brubaker (USLP) Bill Mack(A) 13,204 18.3 Joseph M. McDade (R)" 101,480 64.6 6 Richardson Preyer (O)" 55,898 63.7 22 Charles A. Vanlk (D)* 108,736 78.4 ~ 11 Daniel J. Flood (D)• 111,467 74.5 A. S. Ritchie (R) 31,849 36.3 William J. Franz (R) 29,900 21.6 Richard A. Muzyka (R) 38, 103 25.5 I Harry Allen Fripp (USLP) 23 Ronald M. Mott! (D)"' 53,368 36.7 12 John P. Murtha(D)" 89,067 58.1 7 Charles G. Rose Ill (D)" x x George E. Mastics (R) 46,772 32.2 Harry M. Fox (R) 64,259 41.9 8 W. G. (Bill) Hefner (D)""' 57,887 57.1 Arthur l. Cain (IND) 13 Lawrence H. Curry (0) 59,335 37.S Earl B. Ruth (R)• 43,528 42.9 Bohdan A. Futey (IND) R. Lawrence Coughlin (R)" 99,067 62.5 9 Milton Snort (D) 41,302 44.4 Hugh J. Gallagher (IND) 14 William S. Moorhead (D)" 92,824 77.4 JamesG. Martin (R)" 51,771 55.6 Dennis J. Kuclnich (IND) 45,280 31.1 Zachary Taylor Davis (R) 27.127 22.6 G. M. Hooks (USLP) William H. Maloof (IND) 15 Fred B. Rooney (D)• 10 Jack L. Rhyne (D) 49,292 45.5 x x 16 Michael J. Minney (D) 38,607 35.2 James T. Broyhill (R)• 58,950 54.5 OKLAHOMA Edwin D. Eshleman (R)" 70,989 64.8 11 Roy A. Taylor(O)• 83,087 66.0 Senale Arlene R. Wenger (CST) Albert F. Gilman (R) 42,829 34.0 Ed Edmondson (0) 386,913 49.6 17 PeterC. Wambach(D) 57,906 47.8 Hanry Bellman (R)* e 390,203 50.2 Herman T. Schneebell (R)" 63,141 52.2 NORTH DAKOTA Paul Edward Trent (IND) 18 Francis J. McArdle (D) 41,770 2a.o Senate Governor H. John Heinz Ill (R)• 107,441 72.0 William L Guy (D) 114,530 48.6 David L. Boren (D) 511,480 63.8 19 Arthur L. Berger (D) 61.210 48.0 Miiton A. Young (R)• • 114,546 48.6 James M. lnhofe (R) 289,650 36.2 Wiiiiam F. Goodling (R) 66,300 52.0 K. C. Gardner Jr. (F&l) House Joseph Paul (CST) James R. Jungrolh (IND) 6,569 2.8 1 James R. Jones (D)" 87,911 67.8 20 Joseph M. Gaydos (D)" 112,244 81.7 House George Alfred Mizer Jr. (R) 41,697 32.2 Joseph J. Anderko (R) 25, 109 18.3 AL Byron Dorgan (0) 92,021 44.4 2 Theodore Risenhoover (D) 76,753 58.9 21 John H. Dent (D)" 88,828 69.5 Mark Andrews (R)" 115,121 55.6 Ralph F. Keen (R) 53,553 41.1 C. L Sconing (R) 38,896 30.5 3 Carl Albert (0)" x x 22 Thomas E. Morgan (D)• 78,854 66.6 OHIO 4 Tom Steed (0)" x x J. R. Montgomery (R) 39.514 33.4 , Senate 5 John Jarman (O)* 52,140 51.7 John Bove (CST) John H. Glenn (D) 1.918,059 67.7 M. H. Edwards (R) 48,614 48.3 23 Yates Mast (D) 60,058 47.3 Ralph J. Perk (R) 916,503 32.3 6 Glenn English (0)"" 75,378 54.9 Albert W. Johnson (R)* 67,020 52.7 K. G. Harroff (IND) John N. HappyCamp(R)* 62,028 45.1 24 Joseph P. Vigorito (0)" 77,370 59.0 Richard B. Kay (IND) Bennett L. Basore (IND) Clement R. Scalzitti (R) 53.829 41.0 John O"Neill (write-in) 25 Frank M. Clark (DI• 64,066 46.2 Governor OREGON Gary A. Myers (R)"' 74,653 53.8 John J. Gilligan (D)* 1,476,728 49.8 Senate James A. Rhodes (R)""' • 1.490,138 50.2 Betty Roberts (D) 319,314 44.9 Nancy Brown Lazar (IND) Robert W. Packwood (R)" 392,497 55.1 RHODE ISLAND Byron Anderson (write-in) Governor Governor Joseph Pirincin (write-in) Robert Straub (D)""' 423,713 58.5 Philip W. Noel (D)• 246.853 78.4 Jack Snyder (write-In) Victor Atiyeh (R) 301, 123 41.5 James W Nugent (R) 68,091 21.6 • House House House 1 Thomas A. Luken (D)• 67,209 49.1 1 Les AuCoin (0)""' 104.639 56.3 1 Fernand J. St Germain 101• 103,287 73.2 .... Willis 0. Gradlson Jr (RI""' 69,810 50.9 Diarmuld O'Scannlaln (RI 81,221 43.7 Ernest Barone (R) 37,886 26.8 2 .E.W. Walterman (0) 61,722 46.6 2 Al Ullman (DI' 124,260 78.1 2 Edward P. Beard (DI 121,753 78.4 Donald D. Clancy (R)" 70.868 53.4 Kenneth Brown (R) 34,817 21.9 VincentJ. Rotondo (RI 33.598 21.6 CO'Yit'GHf 191• CONCltESS1()HAt 0-J.U'tfllY IHC ...... Noict .... ,. • ...... , ...... ,.,, ..., ... "' "'...... c'..... Nov. 9, 1974-PAGE 3089 Election 1974 - 32 SOUTH CAROLINA 2 Charles Wilson (D)• x x 4 lester E. Schlitz (D) 37,324 36.4 3 Harold Collum (D) 34,688 35.4 Robert W. Daniel Jr. (R)• 47,762 46.6 Senale James M. Collins (R)" 63,347 64.6 Curtis W. Harris (IND) 17,466 17.0 4 Ray Roberts (D)• 48, 140 67.9 5 W. C. (Dan) Daniel (D)" Ernest F. Hollings (D)* 345,555 70.7 x x Dick leTourneau (R) 22,727 Gwenyfred Bush (R) 143, 194 29.3 32.1 6 Paul J. Puckett (D) 27,329 27.4 Harold Hough (IND) 5 Mike McKool (D) 26,280 48.4 M. Caldwell Butler (A)" 45,795 46.0 Governor Alan Steelman (R)* 28,054 51.6 Timothy A. McGay (IND) 6 Olin E. Teague (0)" 52,752 W. J. Bryan Dorn (0) 241,138 47.9 77.9 Warren 0. Saunder9,(IND) 26,470 26.6 Carl A. Nigliazzo (R) 14,984 James B. Edwards (R),.... 261,871 52.1 22.1 7 George H. Gilliam (D) 48,646 47.2 Peggy Jennings (IND) 7 Jim Brady (D) 17,861 21.1 J. Kenneth Robinson (R)• 54,347 52.8 House Bill Archer (R)" 66,610 78.9 8 Herbert E. Harris (D)I"" 52,549 57.6 1 Mendel J. Devis (Dj• 60,579 74.6 8 Bob Eckhardt (D)• 29,325 72.9 Stanford E. Perris (R)* 38.670 42.4 George B. Rest (R) 20,632 25.4 Donald 0. Whitefield (R) 10,882 27.1 9 Charles J. Horne (D) 65.638 49.0 Benjamin Frasier (UCP) 9 Jeck Brooks (O)• 44,515 61.7 William C. Wampler (A)" 68,207 51.0 Charles Amaker (IND) Colemen R. Ferguson (R) 27,654 38.3 10 Joseph L Fisher (0)1"" 66,387 53.5 2 Matthew J. Perry (0) 43,699 43.1 10 J. J. Pickle (0)* 26, 102 58.6 Joel T. Broyhill (R)" 56,121 45.3 Floyd Spence (R)" 57,742 56.9 Paul A. Weiss (R) 18,458 41.4 Francis J. Speh (IND) 1,439 1.2 Paul Proveaux (IND) 11 W.R. Poage(D)" 46,329 82.7 3 Butler C. Derrick Jr. (D) 52,365 61.9 Don Clements (A) 9,674 17.3 WASHINGTON Marshall J. Parker (A) 32,279 38.1 Laurel N. Dunn (IND) 12 Jim Wright (D)* 40,390 78.4 Robert Sumner (IND) Senate 4 James R. Mann (D)" 44,683 62.9 James S. Garvey (R) 11,098 21.6 13 John Hightower (D)V Warren G. Magnuson (D)" 562,063 62.8 Robert L. Watkins (R) 26,326 37.1 52,871 57.6 Robert Price (R)• 38,875 42.4 Jack Metcalf (R) 332,332 37.2 5 Kenneth L. Holland (0) 46,476 61.5 Eugene Goosman (AIP) Len Phillips (R) 29,073 38.5 14 John Young (DJ• x x 15 Eligio de la Garza (D)• x x Clere Fraenzl (SW) Bert Sumner (IND) Patrick Ruckert (USLP) 6 John W. Jenrette Jr. (O)V 45,049 52.1 16 Richard C. White (0)* x x 17 Omar Burleson (DJ• x x House Edward L. Young (R)" 41,388 47.9 1 W. R. Knedlik (D) 41.211 29.4 Mary Dillingham (IND) 18 Barbara C. Jordan (O)" 35,731 85.6 Robbins Mitchell (R) 6,019 14.4 Joel Pritchard (R)" 98,759 70.6 Jeck McCarthy (IND) Fred Lovgren (SW) SOUTH DAKOTA 19 George Mahon (D)" x x Patricia Dolbeare (USLP) 20 Henry B. Gonzalez (D)" x x 2 Lloyd Meeds (D)• 74,643 60.3 Senate 21 Robert Krueger (D) 52,696 53.3 Ronald C. Reed (R) 49, 112 39.7 George McGovern (D)" 146,102 52.8 Douglas S. Harlan (R) 46,086 46.7 Paul Roberts (USLP) Leo K. Thorsness (R) 130,576 47.2 Ed Gallion (A} 3 Don Bonker (D) 87,360 61.6 Governor 22 Bob Casey (D)• 37,544 70.7 A. Ludlow Kramer (R) 54,350 38.4 Richard F. Kneip (D)' 148.639 53.6 Ron Paul(R) 15,584 29.3 Evelyn Olafson (USLP) John E. Olson (R) 128,443 46.4 James T. Smith (A) 4 Mike McCormack (D)' 79,161 60.4 House 23 Abraham Kazen Jr. (0)" x x Floyd Paxton (R) 51,858 39.6 1 Frank E. Denholm (D)• 59,348 44.5 24 Dale Milford (D)" 33,645 78.9 5 Thomas S. Foley (D)' 81,657 64.3 Larry Pressler (R)V 73,917 55.5 Joseph Beal)lan Jr. (R) 8,980 21.1 Gary G. Gage (R) 45,347 35.7 2 Jack M. Welland (D) 40,493 32.4 Earl W. Armstrong (A) 6 Floyd V. Hicks (D)• 87,686 72.1 James Abdnor (A)" 84,306 67.6 George M. Nalley (R) 34,006 27.9 7 Brock Adams (0)" 72,960 71.9 UTAH Raymond Pritchard (R) 28,491 28.1 TENNESSEE Senate Govemot Wayne Owens (D) 182,621 44.0 Ray Blanton (D)V 581,671 55.9 E. J. (Jake) Garn (R) 207,736 50.0 WEST VIRGINIA Lemar Alexender (R) 458,320 44.1 Bruce Bangerter (A) 24,845 6.0 Jack Comer (IND) House House 1 Robert H. Mollohan (DJ" 67,994 60.9 Hubert D. Patty (IND) 1 K. Gunn McKay (D)" 123,710 62.3 Joe Laurita Jr. (R) 43,604 39.1 James Reesor (IND) Ronald W. lnkley (R) 63,248 31.8 2 Harley 0. Staggers (D)" 71,304 64.7 Alfred W. Taylor (IND) l. S. Brown (A) 11,681 5.9 William H. Loy (R) 39,009 35.3 Arnold Zand! (IND) 2 Allen T. Howe (0) 101,973 49.6 3 John M. Slack (D)" 76.744 68.7 Houae Stephen M. Hermsen (R) 96,725 47.1 William L. Larcamp (R) 34,958 31 .3 1 Lloyd Blevins (D) 42,793 36.3 Roben J. Schafer (A) 3.3 ,,e.696 4 Ken Hechler (O)" James H. Quillen (R)" 75,220 63.7 Karl J. 6ray (LIB) I x x 2 Jesse James Brown (0) 36,903 29.6 John J. Duncan (R)* 87,718 70.4 VERMONT 3 Merilyn Lloyd (O)V 61,894 52.7 "I WISCONSIN LeMar Baker (R)" 55,654 47.3 Senate • Sarah Delaney (IND) Patrick J. Leehy (0-IVP)V 69,694 49.4 Senate 4 Joe L. Elvins (D)" x x Richard W. Mallary (R) 65,630 46.5 Gaylord Nelson (O)" 733,651 63.1 5 Richard Fulton (0)" x x Bernard Sanders (LU) 5,753 4.1 Thomas E. Petri (R) 429,057 36.9 6 Tim Schaeffer (0) 58,837 43.4 Governor Gerald L. Mcfarren (A) ' Robin L Beard Jr. (R)" 76,835 56.6 Thomas P. Salmon {D-IVP)• 78,688 56.5 Roman Bl~nski (IND) 7 Ed Jones (D)" x x Walter L. Kennedy (R) 53, 150 38.2 Governor 6 Harold E. Ford (0)1"" • 67,715 50.2 Martha Abbott (LU) 7,444 5.3 Patrick J. Lucey (O)* 621,898 55.7 Dan Kuykendall (R)" 67,141 49.8 House William D. Dyke (R) 494.~23 44.3 AL F. J. Cain (D-IVP) 56,209 40.2 William H. Upham (A) TEXAS James M. Jeffords (R) 73,828 52.8 Fred B. Blair (IND) Michael Parenti (LU) l!.852 7.0 Georgia Cozzlnl (IND) Governor William 0. Hart (IND) Dolph Briscoe (D)" 986,856 62.6 VIRGINIA Crazy Jim (IND) Jim Granberry (R) 500,695 31.8 House S. W. McDonnell (A) Hou•e 1 Les Aspln (D)* 81,426 70.8 Ramsey Muniz (LRU) 88,958 5.6 1 Thomas N. Downing (D)* x x Leonard W. Smith (R) 33.654 29.2 House 2 Robert R. Richards (0) 32,804 40.0 2 Robert W. Kastenmeier (D)• 91,316 643 G. William Whitehurst (R)• 49,217 60.0 Elizabeth T. Miller (R) 50.758 35 i l Wright Patman (D)" 43,569 66.6 3 David E. Satterfield Ill (D)* 64,606 89.6 3 Alvin J. Baldus (D)V 72.049 51.7 James W. Ferris (R) 21,862 33.4 A. R. Ogden (IND) 7,539 10.4 Vernon W. Thomson (R)* 67,374 48.3 C09'Yfo(i.Hf 19:'6 (0...C,klS.SIONAl OJAITtll'Y INC PAGE 3090-Nov. 9, 1974 ...... ,~ pr9h.1b,t..i • whO-. os "' _ _. .., ..,tty _.• .,... c:l'9"" Election 1974 - 33 Keith D. Ellison (A) 7 David A. Obey 1or 101.522 70.5 WYOMING 4 Clemer.t J. Zablocki (Dr 80,393 75.2 Joser Burger (R) 42,464 29.5 Lewis H. Collison (RI 26,582 24.8 GoYernor Herbert 0. Jahnke (A} 8 Robert J. Cornell (0),,... 78,451 54.5 Ed Herschler (0),,... 71,058 55.8 5 Henry S. Reuss (0)" 63.321 79.9 Harold V. Froehllch (Rj• 65,526 45.5 Dick Jones (RI 56,227 44.2 Mildred A. Morrles (R) 15,902 20.1 House 6 Nancy J. Simenz (0) 51,735 37.8 9 Lynn S. Adelman (D) 65, 185 45.9 William A. Steiger !Rr 85,033 62.2 Robert W. Kesten Jr. (R) 76,879 54.1 AL Teno Roncalio(O)• 66,574 54.9 Har>tey C. LeRoy (A) William D. Quirk (A) Tom Stroock (R} 54,775 45.1 FORD'S ELECTION IMPACT A particularly painful loss to Ford was the defeat of Republican Paul G. Goebel Jr., running in Michigan's 5th President Ford expended a great deal of energy cam District, which Ford represented for 25 years. The winner paigning for Republican candidates across the country, but was Democrat Richard F. Vander Veen, who had won a the results of the Nov. 5 election showed his efforts had lit special election in February to fill Ford's seat. tle effect on their fortunes. "A lot of his good friends lost," said Ford's press The President's campaign itinerary after· Labor Day secretary, Ron Nessen, after the election. Among those took him into 20 states on behalf of 33 Republicans running friends were at least three House incumbents Ford cam for House and Senate seats and governorships, according to paigned for-Stanford E. Parris (Va.), Robert B. (Bob) the ·wbite House log. Of those candidates, there were five Mathias {Calif.) and Wiley Mayne (Iowa)-all defeated by Senate winners, two governors and no House Democrats. winners-although political observers discounted Ford's in Two of the governors Ford stumped for won close fluence in most of those races. (Ford schedule, Weekly races. His impact was discounted in the case of Governor Repvrt p. 2968) elect James J. Rhodes (R Ohio), who passed up an One Senate race in which the President's appearance appearance with Ford in Cleveland to attend a fund-raiser might have been importaut, it was thought, was the one in another part of the state. Ford may have helped incum between incumbent Republican Robert Dole of Kansas and bent Gov. William G. Milliken of Michigan win re-election, his Democratic challenger, Rep. William R. Roy. Early state observers said. predictions favored Roy, but Dole squeaked by with 51 per The President warned repeatedly in his campaign cent. Other winning senators Ford campaigned for were appearances that election of too many Democrats would Republican incumbents Richard S. Schweiker (Pa.), Henry result in a runaway, "veto-proor' Congress. The House par Bellmon (Okla.) and Robert W. Packwood (Ore.), and Jake ty split came out at 291-144-giving the Democrats the Garn (R), who defeated Rep. Wayne Owens (D) in Utah. necessary two-thirds to override vetoes if they all stuck There were no House victories in which Ford could together, which was considered unlikely. In the Senate, the claim an obvious influence. Many of the candidates he cam breakdown was expected to be 61-39, short of a two-thirds paigned for appeared doomed from early in their races. margin for Democrats. I Membership Changes, 93rd Congress ' SENATE Party Member Died Resigned Successor Party Elected Sworn in R William B. Saxbe (Ohio) 1/3/74 Howard M. Metzenbaum t D 1/21/74 I HOUSE D George W. Collins (Ill.) 12/8/72 Cardiss Collins 0 615173 617173 D Nick Begich (Alaska) 113173• Donald E. Young R 3/6/73 3/14173 , D Hale Boggs (La.) 1/3/73. Corinne C. Boggs 0 3/20173 3127/73 R William 0. Mills (Md.) 5124/73 Robert E. Bauman R 8/29/73 915173 R John P. Saylor (Pa.) 10/28/73 John P. Murtha D 215174 2120174 R Gerald R. Ford (Mich.) 12/6/73 Richard F. Vander Veen D 2/18174 2/21174 R Charles M. Teague {Calif.) 1/1/74 Robert J. Lagomarsino R 315174 3/13/74 R William J. Keating {Ohio) 1/3/74 Thomas E. Luken 0 315/74 317174 R James Harvey (Mich.) 2/1/74 Bob Traxler D 4/16/74 4/23i74 R William S. Mailliard (Calif.) 3/5/74 John L. Burton D 614174 6125174 Donald W. Riegle Jr. {Mich.) changed party affiliation from Republican to Democratic 2/27173. r Appt>infrtl b11 Ut"'"'"' t11fill 11•r.rpiml S""'''~ ''""" • 0.1te.• ·''"'' .,.~,... bclrt""' •vicnnl. &yid 11Ni &JfKI-• ' (ELECTION l!li-1 continued on p. J/fl!) (Of'1'•tG•·tf 19/tCONGa!S.S.0.-.Al OU41t'!'fltU INC ,._,.-.,...,. ..~ .-...... _ .. • •-' ••t• (lop H ·rlll' GI d.....,. Nov. 9, 1974-PAGE 3091 . . CONGRESSIONAL "7'eekly Report Vol. XXXll No. 45 • Pages 3057-3108 • Nov. 9, 1974 Election 197 4 SENATE: Democrats gain minimum of three seats; four other races may end in recounts (3061) HOUSE: Landslide takes 43 seats from Republicans, hitting hardest among Nixon conservatives (3065) GOVERNORS: Democrats register net gain of five to give them control of 37 statehouses (3071) ENDORSEMENTS: Labor and liberal-oriented groups scored sweeping successes with non-incumbents (3077) RETURNS: State-by-state votes for winners and losers in races for Congress and governorships (3084) COPYRIGHT 1974 CONGRESSIONAL QUARTERLY INC. 1414 22nd Street, N.W. • Washington, D. C. 20037 • (202) 296-6800 Some items in this folder were not digitized because it contains copyrighted materials. Please contact the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library for access to these materials. THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON November 6, 1974 MEMORANDUM FOR RON NESSEN FROM: GWEN ANDERSON As Vice President, Mr. Ford campaigned on behalf of 4 7 gubernatorial, senatorial, and congressional candidates from February 13 through August 3, 1974. Of these candidates, 32 won their elections yesterday, while two races remain undecided. At present, over 68% of the candidates Mr. Ford campaigned for during this time were successful in their bids for office. cc: Mr. Hartmann Mr. Marsh Mr. Theis Mr. Burch THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON November 6, 1974 SCHEDULE OF VICE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN APPEARANCES February 13 thru August 3 WINNING CANDIDA TES February Congressman Carter, Kentucky March Congressman Rhodes, Arizona Senator Javits, New York Congressman Bill Young, Florida April Congressman Wm. Broomfield, Michigan Congressman Larry Winn, Kansas Senator Bob Dole, Kansas Congressman Jerry Pettis, California Congressman Burt L. Talcott, California ~:< Congressman Rousselot, California ~~ Congressman McClosky, California Congresswoman Marjorie Holt, Maryland * Senator Bellmon, Oklahoma Y.< Key candidate for state wide appearances Congressman Marvin L. Esch, Michigan Congressman Jack Kemp, New York * Congressman Archer, Texas >:~ Congressman DuPont Congressman Ronald A. Sarasin, Connecticut >l< Senator Lou Wyman June Congressman Don Mitchell, New York Congressman Benjamin Gilman, New York Congressman Hamilton Fish, Jr., New York ':~ Congressman Hinshaw, California * Congressman Charles Wiggins Congressman Caldwell Butler, Virginia * Paul Laxalt - Senator Nevada >:< Congressman Bob Wilson, California >:< Congressman Clair Burgener, California August Congressman Thad Cochran, Mississippi Congressman Trent Lott, Mississippi Congressman David Treen, Louisiana - 3 - LOSING CANDIDA TES March ~~ Senator Dominick, Colorado Congressman Sandman, New Jersey April Congressman Robert J. Huber * Mr. Milias, California Congressman Robert Price, Texas Congressman Ed Young, South Carolina Mr. Lud Kramer, Washington June Mr. Ward Purrington, North Carolina July >:< Mr. David Rehmann, California Congressman David Dennis, Indiana ;'< Congressman Dave Towell, Nevada. * Mr. Wes Mardan, California August Congressman Ben Hilbun, Mississippi UNDECIDED Congressman Victor Veysey, California. - 4 - UNDECIDED June James Rhodes, Ohio THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON STATEWIDE EVENTS OF FORMER VICE PRESIDENT FORD February 15 Nebraska GOP Fundraiser March 15 South Carolina State Convention March 30 Midwest Republican Conference April 20 California State Republican Convention April 23 Republican Congressional Boosters Fundraiser April 27 Oklahoma Republican Statewide Fundraiser May 11 Harris County Republican Convention, Texas Texas Statewide Republican Fundraiser May 17 Hawaii Statewide Fundraiser .May 20 Delaware Statewide Fundraiser May 31 New Hampshire Statewide R•ipublican Fundraiser June 5 Ohio Statewide Fundraiser June 20 Republican Congressional Boosters Fundraiser (California) June 24 Republican Congressional Boosters Fundraiser (Minnesota) Minnesota Statewide Fundraiser June 25 Republican Congressional Boosters Fundraiser (Illinois) July 12 Republican Congressional Boosters Fundraiser (California) Orange County Fundraiser July 29 & 30 Clark County and Washoe County, Nevada Fundraiser s THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON November 9, 1974 MEETING WITH REPUBLICAN SOUTHERN STATE CHAIRMEN November 11, 1974 6:00 p.m. (30 minutes) The Map Roam (Residence) From: Dean Burch PURPOSE Informal, wide-ranging discussion of the state of the Party, with emphasis on rebuilding efforts in the Southern States and prospects for the 1976 elections. BACKGROUND, PARTICIPANTS & PRESS PLAN (a) Background: Several times a year, the four re gional state chairmen's associations meet in Washington or their own areas. This is one such group, 'probably the most vocal, and one _such meeting. Originally, the Southern State Chairmen invited the President to meet with them to review the '74 outcome and look ahead to '76. I suggested instead an informal session here in a relaxed atmosphere (drinks will be offered}. The Southern State Chairmen repre sent, of course, a predominantly conservative influence within the Party. (b) Participants: Chairman: Clarke Reed, Mississippi Alab.ama: J. Richard (Dick) Bennett, Jr. Arkansas: Jim Caldwell (tentative} Florida: L.E. (Tommy) Thomas Georgia: Bob Shaw Kentucky: Charles R. Coy Louisiana: James H. Boyce North Carolina: Thomas S. Bennett (tentative} South Carolina: Jesse Cooksey continued - 2 - Tennessee: S.L. (Kopie) Kopald, Jr. Texas: Jack Warren Virginia: George N. McMath (Clarence Warner, Oklahoma, will not attend) From the White House staff: Dean Burch Bob Hartmann Jack Marsh Don Rumsf eld (c) Press Plan: White House photographer only. Meet ing may be announced. ELECTION RESULTS IN THE SOUTHERN STATES (a) Governorships: We dropped one and picked up one. In Tennessee, retiring Republican Winfield Dunn was replaced by Democrat Ray Blanton. In South Carolina, Republican Jim Edwards was elected to replace retiring Democrat John West. Otherwise, Democratic incumbents and/or candidates were elected in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Oklahoma, and Texas. We have only two incumbent Republican Governors in the South, Holshauser (North Carolina) and Godwin (Virginia). No net change. (b) Senate Seats: We dropped both incumbent seats up for election, Marlow Cook in Kentucky and the Ed Gurney open-seat in Florida. Loss of two. (c) House Seats: In Alabama, we held all three Repub lican seats. In Arkansas, we held our one seat. In Florida, we picked up the Gunter open-seat and held our other four. In Georgia, we lost our only incumbent seat and thus were wiped out. In Kentucky, we held both our incumbent seats. In Louisiana, we held our one incumbent seat and may have picked up the former Rarick seat (Henson Moore leads by 14 votes). In Mississippi, we held both our incumbent seats. In North Carolina, we held two seats and lost two others (Mizell and Ruth). In Oklahoma, we lost our only seat (Camp). In South Carolina, we held one seat, lost one (Young), and were unsuccessful in two open races. continued - 3 - {c) House Seats (continued): In Tennessee, we held three of our seats but lost two others (Baker and Kuykendall}. In Texas, we held three seats and lost one (Price). In Virginia, we held five of our incumbent seats and lost two others (Parris and Broyhill). The net loss was either 8 or 9, depending on the Louisiana outcome.