Evening star., 1932-11-06
FINAL TRENDS AS NOT

be close. Probably $4,000 Of the
100000 vote expected will be women.
There has been a Hoover trend in
the last six weeks.
Ben S. Paulen, Republican. is re-
garded as reasonably certain of win
ming the Senate seat from Senator
McGill, Democrat McGill, however,
expects to get most of the labor vote
and big proportion of the bonus
group among the service men.
There are no indications of a gen.
eral upset in the congressional dele
cation. Reports from seven districts
indicate the return of at least five
incumbents Lambertson, Guyer,
Hoch, Hope, all Republicans, and
Ayres, Democrat. In the third dis
trict, Representative McGugin, Re-
publican, should win. The sixth dis
trict is battle ground between
Representative Sparks, Republican,
and Miss Kathryn O'Loughlin, Dem
ocrat.
Colorado.
During most Of the campaign
Colorado has been in the doubtful
column with the Democrats favored
Slightly. President Hoover is Sched-
uled to visit the State on his way
to the coast and late dispatches re-
port the Republican chances con-
siderably improved. The President
is expected to poll strong vote in
the cities. except Pueblo, while
Roosevelt is thought to be strong in
the agricultural sections.
Edwin c. johnson, Democrat, is
regarded as sure of the governor
ship. Karl c. Schuyler, Republican.
is believed to have fair chance OF
defeating Alva B. Adams for the seat
in the United States Senate. Law
renee Lewis, Fred Cummings and
Edward t. Taylor, Democrats, have
the advantage in the first, second
and fourth congressional districts.
Guy U. Hardy, Republican. is the
likely winner in the third district
Minnesota.
Unless President Hoover's visit to
Minnesota and his speech there pro-
duce a general reversal of senti-
ment in the rural districts, Gov.
Roosevelt will carry this State, which
has never gone Democratic for Pres
ident. Roosevelt has both Demo-
cratic and Farmer-Labor support
Gov. Olson. Farmer aborite, seek
ing reelection, is given the edge in
the gubernatorial race.
In the congressional contests there
are four strong Farmer-La nomi-
nees-Paul j. Kvale, Henry Arens,
former Senator Magnus Johnson and
former Representative Ernest Lun-
deen. Also three strong Democrats
-Elnar Hoidale. Robert c. Bell and
SilaS NJ. Bryan, son Of the Nebraska
Governor and nephew of the great
CommCner. Johnson. ArenS. KVale
and Hoidale or Bell are regarded as
having the best chances of election
to the House of Representatives if
the Republican vote drive fails to
materialize
Both the Republicans and Demo-
Gratis are claiming Idaho, but the
Democratic prediction of landslide
might be iustifable if it were not
for the Liberty party, which has
gained a strong following among
those who are discontented. An OBJ
server says that while Roosevelt ap-
parently has the edge. Idaho must
remain in the uncertain group.
The race for the senatorship be-
tween Senator Thomas, Republican.
and James P. Pope, Democrat. will
be close Senator Borah is strongly
supporting his colleague.
Gov. Ross. Democrat. who is also
seeking reelection. has the inside
track against Byron Defenbach, Re-
publican for the governorship. Rep
resentative Addison T. Smith, Re
publican, is favored in the second
district, and Compton l. White,
Democrat, has only an outside
chance to beat Representative Burton
French in the first district.
Nevada.
The indications are that Gov.
Roosevelt will carry Nevada. There
has been belated turn to President
Hoover, but it does not seem Suffi-
cient to give him the State Senator
Oddle, Republican, appears certain
of reelection. Representative Arentz,
Republican, is also expected to be
reelected
Montana,
III montana recOrQ registration
is puzzling the political observers. as
well as the reports of a heavy
Socialist vote. The State is still in
the doubtful column
Oklahoma.
Gov Roosevelt is expected to
carry Oklahoma by 100000 Senator
Elmer Thomas, Democrat, will be re-
elected, but will run below the
national ticket.
Utah.
The Roosevelt Garner ticket seems
sure of plurality of 10000 in Utah
DR. Ebert D. Thomas. Democrat, is
likely to beat Senator Smoot, Re-
publican The Republicans, however,
insist Smoot will be reelected.
Wyoming.
Gains made by President Hoover
in the closing weeks justify the pre-
diction he will carry Wyoming.
Representative Vincent Carter, Re-