The Washington times., 1918-11-06
HOW SENATE WILL
LOOK ON MARCH 4

After March the United States
Senate, on the basis OF the latest
available returns from Tuesdays
elections, will be composed OF the
following members:
Alabama = Bankhead. reelected,
and Underwood, holdover, both Dem
ocrats
Arizona-Ashurst and Smith, Dem
ocrats, holdovers.
Arkansas - Robinson, reelected,
and Kirby, holdover, both Democrats.
California-Phelan, Democrat, and
johnson. Republican, holdovers.
Colorado-Phipps, Republican sue
ceeding Shafroth. Democrat, and
Thomas, Democrat, holdOver.
Connecticut - Brandegee and Nc
Lean, Republicans. holdovers.
DelGware-Hall, Republican, sue
ceeding Salisbury, Democrat, and
Wolcott, Democrat, holdover.
Florida = Fletcher and Trammell.
Democrats, holdovers.
Georgia-Harris, Democrat, succeed
ing Hardwick, and Smith, Democrat
holdover -.. ....-..,.
Idaho-Borah, Republican, re-elect-
ed, and Gooding, Republican, succeed
ing Nugent, Democrat.
Illinois - Mccormick, Republican.
succeeding Lewis, Democrat, and
Sherman, Republican. holdover.
Indiana-Watson and New Repub-
lican holdovers-
iowa - Kenyon. Republican. re-
elected, and Cummins, Republican
holdover. go.
Kansas-Capper, Republican. sue
ceeding. Thompson, Democrat, and
Curtis, Republican, holdover.
Stanley, Democrat. sue
ceeding James. Democrat, and Beck
man, Democratic holdover.
Louisiana-Ransdell, Democrat, re-
elected, and Gay. Democrat, succeed
ing the late Senator Broussard,
Democrat
Maine-Fernald. Republican. re-
elected, and Hale, Republican hold
over.
Maryland-Smith, Democrat, and
France. Republican, holdovers-
Massachusetts, = Walsh, Democrat,
succeeding Weeks. Republican, and
Lodge Republican, hoidover.
Michigan-Newberry, Republican
succeeding Smith. Republican, and
Townsend, Republican, holdover.
Minnesota-Nelson, Republican, re-
elected, and Kellogg. Republican
holdover.
DISQUALIFICATION. Democrat
succeeding Vardaman, Democrat ana
williams, Democrat, holdover.
acknowledgement. Republican, sue
ceeding Stone, Democrat, and Reed
Democrat, holdover.
Montana-Walsh, Democrat. appar-
emily reelected, and Myers, Democrat,
holdover. i
-Nebraska-Norris. Republican, and
Democrat holdover.
Nevada-Henderson.D Democrat; Rob |
erts, Republican. race in doubt; Pitt !
man, Democrat, holdover.
New Hampshire-Moses, Republi- /
can. succeeding GalIinger. and Keyes. |
succeeding Hollis, Demo |
crat.
New Mexico-FalI, Republican. re
elected, and Jones, Democrat hole
over.
New Jersey-Edge, Republican, sue
ceeedinC Hughes. Democrat, and Ere
Iinghuysen, Republican, holdOver.
New York-Calder and Wadsworth,
holdovers.
North Carolina-Simmons, Democrat,
reelected, and Overman, Democrat.
holdover.
Ollahoma-Owen. Democrat, re-
elected, and Gore, Democrat. holdovcr.
Ohio-Pomerene Democrat, and
Harding, Republican, holdover.
Oregon-West. Democrat, succeeding
and Chamberlain, Democrat
holdover.
Pennsylvania-Knox and Penrose,
hOldovers.
Rhode Island-Colt, Republican, re-
elected, and Gerry, Democrat. hold
over.
South Carolina-Dial Democrat.
Tillman, Democrat. and
Smith, Democrat, holdover.
South Dakota-Sterling. Republi-
can, reelected, and johnson, Demo-
Gratis. holdover-
Tennessee-Shields. Democrat, re-
elected, and Mcclellan, Democrat hold
over.
Texas-sheppard. Democrat. re-
elected, and CuIberson, Democrat.
Utah-smoot, Republican. and King,
holdovers.
VirgInia-Martin, Democrat, re-
elected, and Swanson, Democrat, hold
over.
Vermont-DiIlingham and Page,
holdovera
Washington-Jones and Poindexter,
holdoveTs.
West VirginiA-Elkins, Republican,
sGt6sfI.ad. RspuS.srsn' "SH; Soiovsr. anu
WIscopsin-Lenroot 2nss Ia FoI-
ette., Republicans. hoIdOvefs
wyomInE-waTren. RepTbIIcan r.-
,ieetsd. and Kendriek' Democrat.
Total Republicans, -; to, n.uo-
rata, I6; doubtful, one.