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State-by-State Returns for 1966: Governors, Senators

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Scattered returns as of 2:30 a.m. this morning. * asterisk indicates incumbent. U.S. House figures indicate change in party make-up of state's delegation to the U.S. House of Representatives. ALABAMA GOVERNOR 78% of the vote Wallace (D) 451,000 Martin (R) 216,000 U.S. SENATOR Sparkman (D)* (winner) Grenier (R)

ALASKA GOVERNOR Egan (D)* uncertain Hickel (R) U.S. SENATOR Bartlett (D)* (winner) McKinley (R)

ARIZONA GOVERNOR Williams (R) (winner) Goddard (D)*

ARKANSAS GOVERNOR 60% of the vote Rockefeller (R) 156,000 Johnson (D) 141,000 U.S. SENATOR McClellan (D)* (unopposed)

CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR 39% of the vote Reagan (R) 1,620,000 Brown (D)* 1,129,000

COLORADO GOVERNOR Love (R)* (winner) Knous (D) U.S. SENATOR Allott (R)* (winner) Romer (D)

CONNECTICUT GOVERNOR 99% of the vote Dempsey (D) 562,459 Gengras (R) 444,081 U.S. House (6): +1 Republican

DELAWARE U.S. SENATOR Boggs (R) (winner) Tunnell (D) U.S. House (1): +1 Republican

FLORIDA GOVERNOR 88% of the vote Kirk (R) 741,000 High (D) 599,000 U.S. House (12): +1 Republican

GEORGIA GOVERNOR 65% of the vote Maddox (D) 305,000 Callaway (R) 315,000 U.S. SENATOR Russell (D)* (unopposed)

HAWAII GOVERNOR Burns (D)* (uncertain scanty returns) Crossley (R)

IDAHO GOVERNOR Samuelson (R) (winner) Andrus (D) U.S. SENATOR Jordan (R)* (winner) Harding (D)

ILLINOIS U.S. SENATOR 59% of the vote Percy 987,000 (winner) Douglas (D) 1,191,000

INDIANA (no Governor or Senate races

IOWA GOVERNOR Hughes (D) (winner) Murray (R) U.S. SENATOR Miller (R) (winner) Smith (D) U.S. House (7): +2 Republicans

KANSAS GOVERNOR 63% of the vote Docking (D) 170,000 Avery (R) 137,000 U.S. SENATOR Pearson (R) Breeding (D) uncertain U.S. House (5): same

KENTUCKY U.S. SENATOR Cooper (D)* (winner) Brown (R) U.S. House (7): +2 Republicans

LOUISIANA U.S. SENATOR Ellender (D)* (unopposed) U.S. House (8): same

MAINE GOVERNOR 69% of the vote Curtis (D) 84,679 Reed (R) 68,000 U.S. SENATOR 71% of the vote Smith (R)* 90,000 Violette (D) 69,000 U.S. House (2): +1 Democrat

MARYLAND GOVERNOR 74% of the vote Agnew (R) 215,715 Mahoney (D) 183,000 U.S. House (8): +1 Republican

MASSACHUSETTS GOVERNOR 64% of the vote Volpe (R)* 417,000 McCormack (D) 275,000 U.S. SENATOR 43% of the vote Brooke (R) 378,000 Peabody (D) 291,000 U.S. House (12): same

MICHIGAN GOVERNOR 63% of the vote Romney (R) 1,024,000 Ferency (D) 677,000 U.S. SENATOR 63% of the vote Griffin (R) 931,000 Williams (D) 748,000 U.S. House (19): +4 Republicans

MINNESOTA GOVERNOR 33% of the vote Rolvaag (D) 280,000 LeVander (R) 276,000 U.S. SENATOR Mondale (D) (winner) Forsythe (R)

MISSISSIPPI U.S. SENATOR Eastland (D)* (winner) Walker (R) U.S. House (5) +1 Democrat

MISSOURI U.S. House: same

MONTANA U.S. SENATOR Metcalf (D)* (winner--but scanty results) Babcock (R)

NEBRASKA GOVERNOR 23% of the vote Tiemann (R) 74,000 Sorensen (D) 55,000 U.S. SENATOR Curtis (R) (winner) Morrison (D)

NEVADA GOVERNOR 44% of the vote Laxalt (R) 2300 (winner) Sawyer (D)* 2100

NEW HAMPSHIRE GOVERNOR 88% of the vote King (D)* 88,723 Gregg (R) 79,579 U.S. SENATOR 73% of the vote McIntyre (D)* 66,345 Thyng (R) 59,593 U.S. House (2): same

NEW JERSEY U.S. SENATOR Case (R)* (winner) Wilentz (D) U.S. House (15): +2 Republicans

NEW MEXICO GOVERNOR 88% of the vote Lusk (D) 118,000 Cargo (R) 127,000 U.S. SENATOR Anderson (D)* (winner) Carter (R)

NEW YORK GOVERNOR 87% of the vote O'Connor (D) 1,951,000 Rockefeller (R)* 2,286,000 Roosevelt (Lib.) 406,000 Adams (Con.) 411,000 U.S. House (41): same

NORTH CAROLINA U.S. SENATOR Jordan (D)* (winner) Shallcross (R) U.S. House (11): +1 Republican

NORTH DAKOTA (no Governor or Senate races)

OHIO GOVERNOR 79% of the vote Rhodes (R) 1,414,000 Reams (D) 887,000 U.S. House (24): +3 Republicans

OKLAHOMA GOVERNOR 84% of the vote Bartlett (R) 311,000 Moore (D) 239,000 U.S. SENATOR Harris (D)* (winner) Patterson (R)

OREGON 60% of the vote GOVERNOR McCall 193,000 Straub (D) 152,000 U.S. SENATOR Hatfield (R) 184,000 Duncan (D) 163,000

PENNSYLVANIA GOVERNOR Shafer (R) 668,500 Shapp (D) 560,000 U.S. House (27): +1 Republican

RHODE ISLAND GOVERNOR 99% of the vote Chafee (R)* 204,000 Hobbs (D) 119,215 U.S. SENATOR 96% of the vote Pell (D)* 210,339 Briggs (R) 99,900 U.S. House (2): same

SOUTH CAROLINA GOVERNOR 81% of the vote U.S. SENATOR (2 years) McNair (D)* 191,000 Ropers (R) 136,000 Thurmond (R)* (winner) Morrah (D) U.S. SENATOR (6 years) Hollings (D) (winner Parker (R)

SOUTH DAKOTA GOVERNOR 42% of the vote Boe (R) 37,000 Chamberlin (D) 31,000 U.S. SENATOR Mundt (R) (winner) Wright (D)

TENNESSEE 89% of the vote GOVERNOR Ellington (D) (unopposed) U.S. SENATOR Baker (R) 449,000 Clement (D) 361,000 U.S. House (9): +1 Republican

TEXAS 67% of the vote GOVERNOR Connally (D)* 584,000 Kennerly (R) 203,000 U.S. SENATOR Tower (R)* 463,000 Carr (D) 389,000 U.S. House (23): +2 Republican, 1 undecided

UTAH (no Governor or Senate race)

VERMONT GOVERNOR 91% of the vote Hoff (D)* 57,000 Snelling (R) 47,329 U.S. House (1): same

VIRGINIA U.S. SENATOR (4 years) Byrd (D)* (winner) Traylor (R) U.S. SENATOR (6 years) Spong (D) (winner) Ould (R) U.S. House (10): +2 Republican

WASHINGTON (no Governor or Senate race)

WEST VIRGINIA U.S. SENATOR Randolph (D)* (winner) Love (R) U.S. House (5): same

WISCONSIN GOVERNOR Knowles (R) 487,000 Lucey (D) 421,000 U.S. House (10): +2 Republicans

WYOMING 38% of the vote GOVERNOR Hathaway (R) (winner) 18,000 Wilkerson (D) 15,000 U.S. SENATOR Hansen (R) (winning) Roncalio (D)