Henrik Shipstead Candidate
Born: |
January 8, 1881 Burbank, Minnesota Kandiyohi County United States |
Resided: |
Glenwood,
Minnesota
Pope County Minneapolis, Minnesota Hennepin County |
Death: | June 26, 1960 |
Gender: | Man |
Occupation: | Dentist |
Political Party: | Nonpartisan; Republican; Independent; Farmer-Labor |
Offices Held: | Mayor of Glenwood (1911-1913). State Representative: HD 47 (1917-1919). U.S. Senator (1923-1947). |
Notes: | Shipstead ran for HD 47 in 1916, CD 07 in 1918, and Governor in 1920 from Glenwood. He was a resident of Minneapolis for all of his U.S. Senate campaigns. |
Sources: | Minnesota Historical Society Death Certificate Index (1960-MN-004277). World War II Draft Registration Card (April 27, 1942). Biographical Directory of the United States Congress. |
40th Minnesota Legislative Manual, Minnesota Digital Library.
Election Details
Number of state/federal offices sought | Number of campaigns | Number of winning campaigns |
---|---|---|
3 | 13 | 7 |
Date | Election | Stage | Party | Votes | Percent | Result |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
11/02/1948 | U.S. Senate | General | Write-In | 1 | 0.00% | Lost |
11/05/1946 | U.S. Senate | General | Write-In | 15 | 0.00% | Lost |
07/08/1946 | U.S. Senate | Primary | Republican | 160,619 | 38.62% | Lost |
11/05/1940 | U.S. Senate | General | Republican | 641,049 | 53.00% | Won |
09/10/1940 | U.S. Senate | Primary | Republican | 168,876 | 51.37% | Won |
11/06/1934 | U.S. Senate | General | Farmer-Labor | 503,379 | 49.87% | Won |
06/18/1934 | U.S. Senate | Primary | Farmer-Labor | 198,951 | 73.65% | Won |
11/06/1928 | U.S. Senate | General | Farmer-Labor | 665,169 | 65.37% | Won |
06/18/1928 | U.S. Senate | Primary | Farmer-Labor | 86,093 | 90.03% | Won |
11/07/1922 | U.S. Senate | General | Farmer-Labor | 325,372 | 47.10% | Won |
11/02/1920 | Governor | General | Independent | 281,402 | 35.91% | Lost |
06/21/1920 | Governor | Primary | Republican | 125,861 | 40.96% | Lost |
06/17/1918 | U.S. House, District 07 | Primary | Republican | 16,775 | 46.18% | Lost |
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