The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-11
NOVEMBER ELECTIONS
m ILL THE STATES.
oncers Bess6es the Presidential
Electors 60 be Elected Through
out American Union.

gress On November s, except Oregon.
whose TWO Congrsssmen were chosen
on June I. All the Territories wim elect
Delegates On the same day, and the
following state election wIll also Dc
held ii November
Coiorado-To choose q successor %
the present Democratic Governor and
DemocTztIc-Popuns State omcials.
Coaneeticut-To choose 2 whole
State ticket The present Governor Is
a Republican.
Deiaware--A Governor for four years
in place OF the Democratic incumbent
There is no Leutenant-G Governor il
Delaware
Idaho-A State ticket for TWO years
nlinois-A State ticket for four
years. The present Republican Cover
nor OF Illinois is not a candidate for
reelection.
Indiana-A State ticket for four
years
Iowa-A Secretary OF State.
Kansas Governor and State ticket
for two years.
entueky-Through the legal COM
plieations arising from the shooting CT
Senator Goebel, a Governor in place OF
Beckham. the present acting Governor
and Lieutenant-Goyern in place OF
Beckham, promoted by Goebels death
TO the goyernorship.
Massachusetts-A complete STATE
ticket for one year.
Michigan-A State ticket for two
years.
Minnesota-A State ticket for two
years. The present Governor is Pop
ulist and his associates in the admin
istration are Republicans.
Missouri Governor and State Off
GERS, over the election Of whom there
will be a hard fight The term of Office
in Missouri is four years.
MonIana-A Governor and other
State officers now divided between the
Clark and the Daily factions OF Demo-
Gratis.
Nebraska-Which has a Populist
Governor and a Populist Democratic
places, besides choosing legislators who
will have the selection of two Unlted
States Senators.
New Hampshire-In which a Cover
nor and State officers will be chosen.
New York-In which the Governor
Lieutenant-Governor and State officers,
as well as both branches of the LegiS-
iature, will be voted for.
North Carolina-In which a Cover
nor and all State officers will be elected
for the period of four years, and Con-
stitutional amendment be submitted 20
the voters
NoEth Dakota-rIn which a Governor
and State officers will be voted for.
Ohio-In which Secretary of State
Will be the highest official voted for.
Pennsylvania-In which two Con-
gressmen-at-large will be chosen.
South Carolina-In which a COM
plete State ticket will be elected for
two years.
South Dakota-In which Governor
and State officers will be chosen for d
like period.
Tennessee-In which a Governor.
Treasurer and Auditor will be voted
for There is no Lieutenant-Gover
in Tennessee.
Texas-In which whole State ticket
will be chosen.
Utah-In which Governor and State
officers will be chosen. Utah has not
had State election since 1895.
Nashington-In which a Governor
and State officers will be elected for
four years. The present administration
there is Populist.
West Virginia-In which a Governor
and State officers will be elected for
like period. The present administra-
ton of West Virginia is Republican.
Wisconsin-In which Governor anu
State officers will be elected.
The States in which there will be
no general election for State officers
this year are Maryland, Mississippi,
Nevada, New Jersey and Virginia The
States which have already held their
State elections are Rhode Island, which
chose a Governor and State officers in
April, Louisiana, which holds its State
election in the same month, and Ore
gon, which voted in June.
The States which are to hold cleo
tions this year in advance of the No
vember contest for Presidential cleo
NRAS -hAShO<@AAassr al A<iAAo<a-,f SCOl
Maine and Vermont. Alabama chooses
its Governor and State officers in Au-
gust. Arkansas chooses a Governor
and State officers in September Geor-
gia, in compliance with an old politi-
cal custom, chooses its Governor and
State officers on the first Wednesday of
October. month before eire> general
election. Maine elects a Governor and
other State officers Maine has no
nant-Governorl on the second
Monday in September. Vermont
chooses in the same month, but week
earlier than Maine. Governor, Lieu
Secretary OF State
and Treasurer for the like term OF two
Tears, and also two Representatives in
Congress.
II is noticeable that all the doubtful
md uncertain States have by degrees
allen out of the list Of those which
lold preliminary elections. and this list
low includes only such strong Demo-
ratio States as Alabama, Kansas and
Georgia. and such strong Republican
states as Maine, Vermont and Rhode
sland. BY this means the indirect in
luence of these preliminary elections
las been very much reduced and the
Of the other doubtful States
'orrsspondingly enhanced.
In the year of the last Presidential
lection, 1886. the State elections were.
ever in number than this year. Ken
ucky had no State election in 1896;
neither did Utah. This years election
or members Of the House OF Repre-
entatives viii be the last held under /
he division OF districts now existing. /
The census viii be completed this year,
nd the next succeeding Congress will /
e chosen on the basis OF the appor- /