Evening star., 1934-11-08
The Ballot-Box Score by States

Governor-None (Ruby Lafioon,
Democrat).
New IIouse-Democrats,s 8; Repub-
licanS, /.
Old House-Democrats. Q.
Louisiana.
Senate-None (Huey P. Long, Demo-
crat: John H. Overton, Democrat.
Governor-None oscar X. Allen,
Democrat).
New House-Democrats, 8.
Old House-DemocratS, 8.
Adopted Longs tax-shifting Constl-
tutional amendments.
Held election In September.)
Senate-Frederick Hale, Republican;
(Wallace H. White, jr., Republican,.
Governor-Louis j. Brann, Demo-
crat.
New House-Democrats, 2; Repub-
ican, /.
Old House-Democrats, 2; Repub.
lican, /.
Maryland.
Senate-*George L. Radcliffe, Demo-
crat: (Millard E. Tydings, Democracy .
Governor-+Harry w. Nice, Repub-
lican.
New House-Democrats, S; in
doubt, /.
Old House-Democrats, 6.
Massachusetts,.
Senate-David l. Walsh, Democrat;
Marcus A. Coolidge, Democrat).
Governor-*James M. Curley, Demo-
crat.
New HouSe-Democrats, 7; Repub-
icans, 8.
| licans, 10.
Voted to legalize horse racing.
Michigan.
Senate-Arthur H. Vandenberg, Re-
publican; (James Couzens, Repub-
Ican).
Governor-"Frank D. Fitzgerald, Re-
publican.
New House-Democrats, s; Repub-
licans, II.
Old House-Democrats 10; Repub-
licans, s; vacant, /.
Minnesota.
Senate-Henrik Shipstead, Farmer
Labor; (Thomas D. Schall, Republic
am.
Governor-Floyd B. Olson. Farmer
Labor.
New HouSe-DemocratS, /; Repub-
licans, 4: Farmer Labor, 3; in doubt. l.
Old House-Democrats, /; Repub-
licans, 3; Farmer-Labor, 5.
Mississippi.
Senate-fTheodore G. Bilbo, Demo-
crat; (Pat Harrison, DemocraD.
Governor-None IN. S. Conner,
Democrat).
New House-Democrats, 7.
Old House-Democrats, Z.
Missouri.
Senate-*Harry S. Truman, Demo-
crat. Bennett Champ Clark, Demo-
crat)
Governor-None Guy B. Park,
Democrat).
New House-Democrats, IL; Repub-
licans, /.
Old House-Democrats, 13.
Montana.
Senate q elected) = Burton K.
Wheeler, Democrat; flames E. Muir
ray, Democrat.
Governor-None Crank H. Cooney,
DemocraO.
New HouSe-DemocratS, 2.
Old HouSe-DemOCratS, q
Voted to consolidate county Offices
and adopt State income tax.
Nebraska.
Senate-+Edward r. Burke. Demo-
crat George W. Norris, Republican,.
Governor-tR. l.. Cochran, Demo-
crat.
New House-Democrats. 4: Repub-
licans, /.
Old House-Democrats, 5.
Voted to legalize liquor. establish
one-chamOer Legislature and legalize
horse racing.
Nevada.
Senate-Key Pittman. Democrat
(Pat McCarran, DemocraD.
Governor-'Richard Knman, DEM
ocrat.
New House-Democrats, I.
Old House-Democrats, /.
New Hampshire.
Senate-None Henry w. Keyes, Re-
publican; Fred H. Brown. Democrat
Governor-TH. Styles Bridges, Re-
publican.
New House-Democrats, 1; Repub-
licans, /.
Old Houss-Democrats, 1; Repub-
licans, /.
New Jersey.
Senate-*A Harry Moore, Democrat
(W. Warren Barbour, Republican,.
Governor-$Harold G. Hoffman, Re-
publican
New Fouse-Democrats, 4; Repub-
licans, 10.
Old House-Democrats, 4: Repub-
licans, 10.
New Mexico.
Senate q to be elected)-Bronson
Cutting, Republican, and Carl A.
Hatch, Democrat. leading on incom-
plete returns.
Governor-tClyde Tingley, Demo-
| crat.
New HouSe-In doubt, /.
Old House-DemocratS, l.
New York.
Senate-Royal S. Copeland, Demo-
crat (Robert F Wagner, Democrat).
Governor - Herbert H. Lehman,
Democrat.
New House-Democrat, %; Repub-
licans, 16; N doubt, /.
Old House-Democrats. %; Repub-
licans, Is; vacant, 1.
North Carolina.
Senate-None (Josiah w. Bailey,
Democrat; Robert R. Reynolds, Demo-