The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
Election Results By States

WASHINGTON. B-Here are the
election results state by state. All
states had House elections. Many
also elected governors and sena-
tors.
ALABAMA
Democrats took II all, as usual,
putting James E. Folsom in the
governors chair, returning John
]. Sparkman TO the Senate and
electing Democrats 10 all nine
House seats.
ARIZONA
Howard Pyle, incumbent COVER
nor. lost to Democrat Ernest W.
Mcfarland. Democrats took one
Of two House seats with other In
doubt. Old lineup (Republicans
listed first): III.
ARKANSAS
oryaIl Faubus, 4 Democrat, was
elected governor. Sen. John l.. Nc
ClelIan. q Democrat, and six In
cumbent Democrats in the House
all reelected.
CALIFORNIA
Goodwin X. knight elected gov
ernor and Thomas II. Kuchel ell
ected senator. Both are Republi'
can incumbents. In the House Re
publicans won 4 seats, Democrats
s other q undecided. Old lineup
1911.
COLORADO
Democratic Sen. Edwin c. john
son elected governor and Repub'
lican Gordon Allott. Republican,
won Johnson's Senate seat. House
lineup stayed 2-2.
CONNECTICUT
Democrat Abraham Ribicoh de-
feated incumbent Republican John
d. Lodge in the governor race.
Republicans took House seats,
Democrats one, one undecided. Old
lineup: 5-i.
DELAWARE
Democrat ]. Allen Frear re-
elected senator. Single House seat,
formerly COP. won by Democrats.
FLORIDA
Democrats elected Leroy Col
Inns governor to fill out two years
of the unexpired term of the lage
Gov. Dan Mccarty. Collins had
no Republican opposition. One Re-
publican and seven Democratic
candidates for House elected. Old
lineup: 8 Democrats.
GEORGIA
Marvin Griffin, a Democrat, ell
ected governor without opposition
and Democratic Sen. Richard b
Russell won his fourth six year
term in the Senate All nine House
seats stayed Democratic.
IDAHO
Republican Robert Z. Smylis
goes to the governor mansion
and Republican Henry c. Dwor
shak returns to Senate. Two House
seats remain split.
ILLINOIS
Democrat Paul H. Douglas re
elected senator. Eleven Republi
cans and IL Democrats elected 4
House. Remaining 2 seats still II
doubt. Old lineup: l6-s.
INDIANA
No race for governor or senator
Democrats captured 2 House seats
Republicans Q. Old hneup:l0-I.
IOWA
Republicans cleaned up. elect
ing Leo A. Hoegh governor, Thorn
as L. Martin senator over incum
bent Democrat Guy NJ. Gillette
and retaining all eight House seats
KANSAS
Fred Hall. q Republican, electeC
governor and Republican Andrew
r. Schoeppel re elected senator
Five of 6 House seats Republican
other still in doubt. Old lineup: 81
KENTUCKY
Alben W. Barkley. the Demo
cratic former vice president, bea
incumbent Republican Sen. JohI
sherman Cooper. Republicans tool
I House seat. Democrats S witt
2 other in doubt Old lineup: 20
NORTH CAROLINA
W. Kerr Scott. a former Demo
cratic governor. easily beat hi
Republican opponent IN one of tn
Senate races. In the other, Sen
Samuel J. Erwin, Democrat, wa
elected without opposition 10 I'll
out two years Of unexplred tern
az the late Sen. Clyde Hoey. Re
publicans kept their one Hous
seat, Democrats their II,
NORTH DAKOTA
Norman Brunsdsle, Republican
slected scverror. Republicans too
one of two House seats, other stl
undecided. Old lineup: 20.
OHIO
Democratic Gov. Frank
f.ausche won unprecedented fif.
term. In Senate contest, Repubf
can George H. Bender was leac
ins Democrat Thomas A. Burke
Aneumhenl tox TWO years remslE