Arne Carlson Candidate
Born: |
September 24, 1934 New York City, New York United States |
Resided: |
Minneapolis,
Minnesota
Hennepin County |
Death: | -- |
Gender: | Man |
Occupation: | Executive Director, Alfred Adler Institute of Minnesota |
Military Service: | U.S. Army. |
Political Party: | Nonpartisan (Conservative Caucus); Republican; Independent-Republican |
Offices Held: | Minneapolis Park Board. Minneapolis Alderman: Ward 12 (1965-1966). State Representative: HD 36 (1971-1973); HD 58B (1973-1979). Minnesota Auditor (1979-1991). Minnesota Governor (1991-1999). |
Notes: | Carlson was removed from office in July 1965 by a Hennepin District Judge on campaign corruption charges by former Alderman Dick Franson who Carlson had unseated. However, the Minnesota Supreme Court sided with Carlson's appeal and restored him to the seat in October 1965. Carlson ran for Mayor of Minneapolis in 1967 but was defeated by DFL incumbent Arthur Naftalin. |
Sources: | Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. The Minneapolis Star, July 16, 1965 (p. 1). Winona Daily News, October 29, 1965 (p. 1). |
68th Minnesota Legislative Manual, Minnesota Digital Library.
Election Details
Number of state/federal offices sought | Number of campaigns | Number of winning campaigns |
---|---|---|
3 | 17 | 16 |
Date | Election | Stage | Party | Votes | Percent | Result |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
11/08/1994 | Governor | General | Independent-Republican | 1,094,165 | 61.97% | Won |
09/13/1994 | Governor | Primary | Independent-Republican | 321,084 | 66.51% | Won |
11/06/1990 | Governor | General | Independent-Republican | 895,988 | 49.59% | Won |
09/11/1990 | Governor | Primary | Independent-Republican | 108,446 | 31.63% | Lost |
11/04/1986 | Auditor | General | Independent-Republican | 747,219 | 55.09% | Won |
09/09/1986 | Auditor | Primary | Independent-Republican | 170,278 | 100.00% | Won |
11/02/1982 | Auditor | General | Independent-Republican | 932,925 | 54.81% | Won |
09/14/1982 | Auditor | Primary | Independent-Republican | 267,861 | 100.00% | Won |
11/07/1978 | Auditor | General | Independent-Republican | 773,150 | 51.83% | Won |
09/12/1978 | Auditor | Primary | Independent-Republican | 181,261 | 100.00% | Won |
11/02/1976 | State House, District 58B | General | Independent-Republican | 7,466 | 51.97% | Won |
11/05/1974 | State House, District 58B | General | Republican | 5,097 | 59.51% | Won |
09/10/1974 | State House, District 58B | Primary | Republican | 999 | 100.00% | Won |
11/07/1972 | State House, District 58B | General | Nonpartisan | 7,454 | 55.49% | Won |
09/12/1972 | State House, District 58B | Primary | Nonpartisan | 1,666 | 39.01% | Won |
11/03/1970 | State House, District 36 | General | Nonpartisan | 7,167 | 30.94% | Won |
09/15/1970 | State House, District 36 | Primary | Nonpartisan | 3,302 | 34.60% | Won |
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