11/03/1874 |
U.S. House, District 02
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General |
Horace Strait (Republican) won with 13,746 votes (50.35%) and a winning margin of +0.78
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Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
Horace Strait
Incumbent
|
Man |
Republican |
13,746
|
50.35
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E. St. Julien Cox
|
Man |
Democrat |
13,532
|
49.57
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Scattering
|
|
Write-In |
23
|
0.08
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11/03/1874 |
U.S. House, District 01
|
General |
Mark H. Dunnell (Republican) won with 16,716 votes (54.92%) and a winning margin of +9.84
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|
Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
Mark H. Dunnell
Incumbent
|
Man |
Republican |
16,716
|
54.92
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Franklin Waite
|
Man |
Democrat |
13,721
|
45.08
|
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11/03/1874 |
State House, District 31
|
General |
Morvalden Angerstoff (M.A.) Taylor (Republican) won with 370 votes (50.68%) and a winning margin of +1.37
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Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
Morvalden Angerstoff (M.A.) Taylor
|
Man |
Republican |
370
|
50.68
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Nelson H. (N.H.) Miner
|
Man |
Democrat |
360
|
49.32
|
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11/03/1874 |
State House, District 31
|
General |
Bartholemew Pirz (Democrat) won with 308 votes (54.71%) and a winning margin of +9.41
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|
Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
Bartholemew Pirz
|
Man |
Democrat |
308
|
54.71
|
R.L. Lovelace
|
Man |
Republican |
255
|
45.29
|
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11/03/1874 |
Supreme Court Chief Justice
|
General |
Samuel J.R. (S.J.R.) McMillan (Nonpartisan) won with 51,506 votes (55.53%) and a winning margin of +11.20
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|
Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
Samuel J.R. (S.J.R.) McMillan
Incumbent
|
Man |
Nonpartisan |
51,506
|
55.53
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Wescott Wilkin
|
Man |
Nonpartisan |
41,120
|
44.33
|
Scattering
|
|
Write-In |
130
|
0.14
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Associate Justice McMillan (1864-1874) was appointed Chief Justice by Governor Cushman Davis after the resignation of Charles Ripley in March 1874 due to ill health. Chief Justice McMillan resigned after getting elected to the U.S. Senate on February 19, 1875. Governor Davis appointed former Chief Justice James Gilfillan (1869-1870) to fill the vacancy on March 10, 1875.
Wilkin was a resident of St. Paul and Ramsey County district court judge. He was endorsed by the Democrats.
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