| 10/21/1935 |
State Senate, District 21
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Special |
Arthur A. Hahn (Nonpartisan) won with 4,063 votes (56.96%) and a winning margin of +13.92
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| Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
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Arthur A. Hahn
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Man |
Nonpartisan |
4,063
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56.96
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Al H. (A.H.) Ruppert
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Man |
Nonpartisan |
3,070
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43.04
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Special election caused by the vacancy following the death of Senator Patrick W. (P.W.) Morrison on August 12, 1935. Hahn was a Belle Plaine merchant and ran as an independent. Ruppert was a farmer from Jordan and endorsed by the Farmer-Labor Party.
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| 10/21/1935 |
State Senate, District 22
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Special |
Ancher Nelsen (Nonpartisan) won with 1,984 votes (55.82%) and a winning margin of +11.65
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| Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
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Ancher Nelsen
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Man |
Nonpartisan |
1,984
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55.82
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Theodore Filk
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Man |
Nonpartisan |
1,570
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44.18
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Special election caused by the vacancy following the death of Senator Harlow H. Bonniwell on April 28, 1935. Nelson was a farmer from Hutchinson. Filk was a dairy farmer from Hassan Valley Township. Nelson ran as an independent and Filk ran as a conservative.
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| 10/21/1935 |
State House, District 39
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Special |
Albert A. Faimon (Nonpartisan) won with 1,896 votes (66.57%) and a winning margin of +33.15
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| Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
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Albert A. Faimon
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Man |
Nonpartisan |
1,896
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66.57
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Frank A. Bily
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Man |
Nonpartisan |
952
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33.43
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Fifth Ward. Special election to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Representative Albert J. Samec on March 1, 1935. Faimon was Farmer-Labor endorsed.
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| 03/13/1935 |
State Senate, District 43
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Special |
Karl G. Neumeier (Nonpartisan) won with 3,718 votes (55.89%) and a winning margin of +11.79
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| Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
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Karl G. Neumeier
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Man |
Nonpartisan |
3,718
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55.89
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Reuben G. Thoreen
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Man |
Nonpartisan |
2,934
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44.11
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Special election caused by the vacancy following the death of Senator George H. Sullivan on February 15, 1935.
Neumeier was an attorney from Stillwater and Sullivan's law partner.
Thoreen was a resident of Stillwater.
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| 03/06/1935 |
State Senate, District 43
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Special Primary |
Karl G. Neumeier (Nonpartisan) won with 1,434 votes (24.59%) and a winning margin of +2.07
Reuben G. Thoreen (Nonpartisan) won with 1,344 votes (23.05%) and a winning margin of +0.53
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| Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
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Karl G. Neumeier
|
Man |
Nonpartisan |
1,434
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24.59
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Reuben G. Thoreen
|
Man |
Nonpartisan |
1,344
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23.05
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Chester Wilson
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Man |
Nonpartisan |
1,313
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22.51
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Hjalmer (H.O.) Peterson
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Man |
Nonpartisan |
1,147
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19.67
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John (J.R.) Pfiffner
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Man |
Nonpartisan |
407
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6.98
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J.V. Bailey
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Man |
Nonpartisan |
140
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2.40
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Charles G. Brochman
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Man |
Nonpartisan |
47
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0.81
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Special primary election caused by the vacancy following the death of Senator George H. Sullivan on February 15, 1935.
Neumeier was an attorney from Stillwater and Sullivan's law partner.
Thoreen was a resident of Stillwater.
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