Dick Franson Candidate

Born: February 14, 1929
Little Falls, Minnesota
Morrison County
United States
Resided: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Hennepin County
Death: May 27, 2015
Gender: Man
Occupation: Industrial salesman
Military Service: U.S. Army, Korean Conflict (1st Sergeant). U.S. Navy, Seabees, Vietnam War (Engineering and Petty Officer 1st Class, 1969-1970).
Political Party: Democratic-Farmer-Labor; Independent-Republican
Offices Held: Minneapolis Alderman: 12th Ward (1963-1965).
Notes: Franson retired as a Chief Appraiser for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
Sources: Minnesota Death Certificate Index (2015-MN-021709). World War II Draft Registration Card (March 28, 1947). Minneapolis Star Tribune, May 31, 2015 (p. B9).
Photo of Dick Franson
Photo of Dick Franson
Minneapolis Star Tribune, May 31, 2015 (p. B9).

Election Details

Number of state/federal offices sought Number of campaigns Number of winning campaigns
6 18 0
Date Election Stage Party Votes Percent Result
08/12/2014 Secretary of State Primary Democratic-Farmer-Labor 44,700 29.06% Lost
08/14/2012 U.S. Senate Primary Democratic-Farmer-Labor 6,837 3.38% Lost
08/10/2010 Secretary of State Primary Democratic-Farmer-Labor 70,979 18.22% Lost
09/09/2008 U.S. Senate Primary Democratic-Farmer-Labor 3,923 1.56% Lost
09/12/2006 Secretary of State Primary Democratic-Farmer-Labor 75,938 28.61% Lost
09/14/2004 U.S. House, District 05 Primary Democratic-Farmer-Labor 2,264 8.94% Lost
11/05/2002 U.S. Senate General Write-In 3 0.00% Lost
09/10/2002 U.S. Senate Primary Democratic-Farmer-Labor 11,884 4.94% Lost
09/12/2000 U.S. Senate Primary Democratic-Farmer-Labor 1,336 0.31% Lost
09/11/1998 Secretary of State Primary Democratic-Farmer-Labor 75,156 18.24% Lost
09/10/1996 U.S. Senate Primary Democratic-Farmer-Labor 16,465 7.31% Lost
09/13/1994 U.S. Senate Primary Democratic-Farmer-Labor 6,063 1.58% Lost
09/15/1992 U.S. House, District 03 Primary Democratic-Farmer-Labor 8,526 40.00% Lost
09/11/1990 Auditor Primary Democratic-Farmer-Labor 24,448 6.93% Lost
02/08/1977 U.S. House, District 07 Special Primary Independent-Republican 524 3.29% Lost
09/14/1976 U.S. Senate Primary Independent-Republican 32,115 22.98% Lost
09/15/1970 Lieutenant Governor Primary Democratic-Farmer-Labor 119,177 32.52% Lost
09/13/1966 Railroad & Warehouse Commissioner Primary Democratic-Farmer-Labor 54,790 12.26% Lost