The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-07
GOVERNORS
ELECTED
Iowa Only State That Is Yet
in Doubt
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II Assured Of Election, 16
Are Democrats

Twenty EIGHT states elected gover-
nors at the election Tuesday. In New
Hampshire, the twenty ninth state,
where the gubernatorial chair was at
stake. the legislature will settle the
question.
OF the twenty-eight states that Sc
lected governors the outcome is now
practically assured in all but one
Iowa In Tennessee and Indiana there
is yet some slight question.
OF the twenty-seven states where
the results are assured, sixteen elect
ed democratic governors and eleven
elected republicans. Not a single pro-
gressive was elected.
Following are the results by states:
Alabama.
Not voting for governor.
Arizona.
No state election this year.
Arkansas.
Not voting for governor.
CALIFORNIA;.
No state election this year.
Colorado.
Six distinct tickets in the field, as
follows: Republican, democratic, pro-
gressive, socialist, prohibition and so
cialist labor. Elias w. Ammons, dem
ocrat, elected.
Connecticut.
Six tickets In the field, as follows:
Republican, democratic, progressive,
socialist prohibition and socialist la
Dor.
simeon q. Baldwin, democrat. re-
elected.
Delaware.
six tickets In the field, as follows:
Republican, democratic. progressive,
national progressive Estate ticket same
as republican,, prohibition and social
list.
Charles r. Miller, republican, elect
ed.
Florida.
Five tickets in the field, as follows:
Democratic, republican, progressive,
socialist, prohibition.
Park Trammell, democrat elected.
Georgia.
State election held in October.
Idaho.
Five tickets in the field, as follows:
Republican, democratic, progressive
socialist and prohibition.
John NJ. Haines, republican, elected.
Illinois.
Six tickets in the field, as follows:
Republican, democratic, progressive
prohibition, socialist and socialist la
Edward 3. Dunno, democrat, elected.
Indiana.
Six tickets in the field, as follows:
Republican, democratic, progressive,
socialist, prohibition and socialist la
Dor. Doubtful.
Dor. Samuel Ralston, democrat elected,
tTailed ticket.
Five tickets in the field, as follows:
Republican, democratic, prohibition.
socialist and progressive. Doubtful.
Kansas
Three tickets in the field, as follows;
Republican, democratic and socialist
Arthur Capper, republican, elected.
Kentucky
No state election.
Louisiana.
Not voting for governor.
Maine.
State election held in September.
Maryland.
Not voting for governor.
Massachusetts
Six tickets in the field, as follows.
Republican, democratic, progressive
prohibition, socialist labor and so.
oialist.
Eugene N. Foss, Democrat, reelected
Michigan.
Five tickets in the field, as follows
Republican, democratic, progressive
prohibition and socialist. w. N. Perish
democrat, elected. ~.
Minnesota.
Five tickets in the field, as follows
Republican, democratic, progressive
public ownership (socialist) and pro,
hibition. .u 8
Adolph o. Eberhart, republican, re,
elected.
mississippi.
No state election.
Missouri.
Six tickets in the field, as follows
| Republican. democratic, progressive
socialist, prohibition and socialist la
Dor.
Elliott W. Major, democrat, elected
Montana.
Four tickets in the field, as follows