Mark Hanna
Electoral history
All elections are by the Ohio General Assembly, as state legislatures elected senators until the ratification of the 17th Amendment in 1913.

Mark Hanna

Section Title: Electoral history
Table Section Text: All elections are by the Ohio General Assembly, as state legislatures elected senators until the ratification of the 17th Amendment in 1913.

Election	Political result	Candidate	Party	Votes	%	±%

United States Senate special election in Ohio, 1898 January 12, 1898. Special election necessary because of the resignation of John Sherman to become United States Secretary of State, March 4, 1897.	Republican hold	Mark Hanna	Republican	73	50.69

Robert McKisson	Republican	70	48.61

John J. Lentz	Democratic	1	0.69

United States Senate election in Ohio, 1898 January 12, 1898; "Long term" election, from March 4, 1899 for six years. Each house met on January 11 to vote on both the short and long term Senate elections; if both houses gave the same individual a majority vote in either contest, no vote in joint convention would be necessary.	Republican hold	Mark Hanna	Republican	73	50.69

Robert McKisson	Republican	70	48.61

John J. Lentz	Democratic	1	0.69

United States Senate election in Ohio, 1904 January 13, 1904. From March 4, 1905 for six years.	Republican hold	Mark Hanna	Republican	115	82.14

John H. Clarke	Democratic	25	17.86

Sentence(s)

Hanna was elected in January 1904 for the term 1905–1911 by vote of 115–25.

final_sentence: Hanna was elected in January 1904 for the term 1905–1911 by vote of 115–25.