WKONKSOAY, NOVEMBER (I, 10M
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Personal Ike Victory Apparent as Record Election Returns Listed by Individual States
Their Party kept both Hou et. cret won all JJ Hmi nt, In-, Wlacomln H31
Ohio (25) I eluding one added by redisricting. I For Elsenhower
WASHINGTON Ml Till election
rctmilla, alitle by male:
Alabama 111 eloutoial votem
Appeared aala for Btevennon.
Drmocral kepi all nine Hnua
aeala. No eleiHIon lor governor er
arnalor till yeiir,
Arltona Mi
t:ienliowrr Inuillnir, Willi ball the
vole In. Demoorallu Urn. Urm-at
w. McParlnnd tea limit Republican
Harry Ooldwaier. Republican Clov.
Howard Pvl re-elected. Rare tor
both Houae eau, now held by
Democrats, In doubt,
ArkannM (Hi
Hieveiwun ahead, on the bail of
half Hie vole, Democrat elected
Francln Cherry governor, on five
if alx llniue tenia, wllh the Oilier
undecided. Arkamaa, whirh had
aeven ennurfmiloiial dlatrlcla, lout
one In redlntilcllng baned on the
1050 population ceimni. In pravloun
lineup, alt aeven were Democrats.
No Hrnale election.
California isji
Went for Elaenhower, Republican
'Big Brain' ,
Fools People
NEW YORK iT) "UnUac," the
electric brain Hint haa been count
ing vole and making prediction
lor Ihe Columbia Uroailrmeiiwi tin-
Inn, auueieo a "amiti aucrre. i Democrats won: Hen. upev.aru i..
Ben, William T. Knowland rn
fli-cted, No race for cinvrrnur.
Itepuhllrana won 10 lluune acuta,
Democrata alx, with H underiilcd.
Old alignment b'lore redlatrlctlng
gavd California aeven more; He
publican 13, Democrat 1(1,
Colorado HI
I'lltenhuwer hold coininandlng
lead, llcpuiillcan Uuv. Dun Thorn
Ion reelected. No Henale race.
Republican won one Jlome era!,
wlln three nlhera In doubt, Uld
lineup w M.
Conneiitlrut S.
Carried by WuenlHUver. RepuUII
ran won bolh Ueuute racea anil
live of the alx for the Home, which
had been aligned: Doinocrals a.
Republican 4. in the hot Senate
battle, William A. I'urtell ounled
Democratic Sun. William Benlon,
bluer foe of Wlrconhln'a H"n.
.loi.eph It. McCarthy, and Preicolt
Buali defeated A. A. Rlblcofl.
Purlcll will aerve a lull term. Isinili
will eomnleia Hen. Brien Mc-
jMalion't term, ending Ian, a, 10.17,
which IMirtell had been lining aince
McMahon'a cicnlli la.il July, No
governor'a election,
Delaware 13 1
Elaenhower holding alight edre.
Former Rep. J. Caleb IIokk un
seated Democratic (Jov. Jllberl H.
Carvel, OOr Bell. John J. Wllllnma
wa re elected and the lone House
eeat itayed OOP.
Florida (10 1
Went for Klneiihower. But local
lion" 'lueadav nluhl but 111 maater
blamed it on human failure not
I'nlvac'a.
The people running Ihe marhlne
lint wouiun't believe what "Unl.
vac" aald early In the counting, ldtl(Aion from the preaent alx, all
iiiaiiiru in I'Matirrnu iiiiwiiiim Democrats
Holland re-elected. Dan McCarty
chosen governor and Democrata
took aeven o( the eight Home
seatM. held a alim lead In the
other. Districting boosted Florida's
lion thev were feeding the ma
chine, and threw It oil balance.
'Ihe electric braln'a man-made
aberration wa riucloaed by CHS
commentator Charlea Colllngwood.
Me told CBS lelevlolon view en
Unlvao had given the odda on El
tenhower an hour earlier t only
S to 7.
"But. he ahook himself, all B.S00
electronic tubea o him," Colling
wood aald, "and came up a lew
mlnutea later with a prediction Uie
odda were beyond counting, above
a hundred to on la igvor of tl
tenhower'a election.
"He gave Elaenhower 40 atatea
C and Stevenson only eight; gave El-Vi-nhower
a conslderabl lead In
Voth the electoral vote and the
popular vote."
Then CBH-TV presented Arthur
Draper, hrad of the new producla
division of Remington Rand'a lab
oratory for advanced research, the
open on the machine,
u. fnia waa Liraper expltnatlen
tt the "aberration":
"In prediction like this yoj
have to asaum certain fact about
past trenda,
"When Unlvae made Ita Ilrat pre.
diction with only thrt million
votes In, It gav live atatea for
Blevcnton. 43 for Eisenhower: 3
electoral rotea for Bteveruon, 431
lor Kiaennower.
"W Jut plain didn't bellevt It
ao we asked Unlvao to (oriel a
lot of the trerut information that
w had put Into U, assuming that
that waa wrong Bo Unlvao worked
on a smaller margin of gnowiedge
"Thla won't give a wrong ans
wer, but It will throw the odd to
in extern tnai you aaw.
' As more votes came In the odds
came back Hid It wa obviomlr
evident thai wa should nave kail
nerv enough to believe the mi
chin In the first place.
"It wa right, we were wrong.'
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Oeorgl (13i
Bievemon ahead. Democrat re
tained the ten Home seat. No
aenalnf or governor race.
Idaho (4i
r.lrenhower carried. Republicans
kepi one llou' scat, other In doubt
ncpuDiicani new ootn in tasi i,on-
"T.'"' ....
unnois i j 1 1
Went Elsenhower. Btale Trees-
urer William O. Slrallon, Re
publican, waa leading Li. Gov.
Sherwood Dixon. Democrat, In
the governor'a race. Republicans
won 14 Home seats, Democrats
elehl, wllh three undecided. Old
lineup, before redisricting dropiicd
one, wa Republican la lo e.
Indiana (131
Carried by Elsenhower. COP
gen, William E. Jenner re-elected
and Oeorge N. Craig, Republican
and former national commander
of the American Letinn. elected
governor. Republican captured 10
of trie II House seats, uld lineup:
Republican ( lo 3,
low (101
Kisenhower pparent winner.
Republicans re-elected Oov. Wil
liam 8. Beardsley nd retained all
eight House seat. No Senate race.
Kansas ill
Kisenhower won. Republican
Oev. F-dward P. Am re-elected.
Republicans dropped one Home
seal Ut Democrats, kept Ihe other
live. No Senate race.
Kentucky (10
Went for Stevenson. Democrat
ic Sen. Thorn K. Underwood wa
behind Republican Sherman Coop
er In race for balance of late Sen.
Vlritll Chapman's term ending Jan.
3, luim. Four Democrata. two Ke-
liiiuilcuna won lur the House, wllh
two In doubt, old lineup, before
redisricting cout one, was acvco
Democrata, two Republicans,
!,outalanu igi
Nui and link, with Htevensnn
iihcuu Dt'inoci'itls kept nil eight
Hou.ie null. Nu Senate or gover
nor race.
Maine 13 1
I'ur fclw nhnwer.
Clov. Frederick O. Payne elected
aenntor. Billion M. Cross. elected
governor and "11 representative
re-elected on fjcpl. g. Ail Republicans.
Maryland lOi
Went lor Kisenhower. Republi
cans circled J. Uleiui Iieall aa
f-jenntor, vou four of seven House
ent lo break a 3-3 deadlock be
fore- ledhlilclliig added one. No
governor election.
Mainacmiictln ( HI)
Kisenhower, In a ( io-.e one. Form
er OOP Rep. Christian A. fierier
was lending Gov. Paul A. Dcver
lor governor. Democrat John F.
ICrnnefly, lonner representative,
bcal ftcpubllcnn Hen. Henry Cabot
l.od?e Jr. lor tin Kcnate. In Ihe
House, It an lx Democrath, alx
Republicans, with two undecided.
Old lineup: Republicans 8 to I.
MlchlUlill liOl ,
i:isciihi.wer lending. Democratic
Onv. li. Mcmien Williams, seeking
lliild term, IralliiiTj Fred M. Aider
Jr., Republican, hull llliilr Moody,
Dcmocnil, behind Chniles K. Pol
ler, Republican. Nine Republicans,
lour Democrats elected In House,
with live In doubt. Old alliMiment.
before Michigan gained one seat
by redlMrlrting: Democrat 6, Rc
ptibllciius I'J.
M'linc.otii ill)
Won by Kisenhower. Republi
cans re-elected Ciov, C. Elmer
Anderson and Sen Edward J.
Thye and won two Houtc scats to
Ihe Democrats one. with six In
doubt. Old aelup: Republicans 6 to
Mls-dsslppl l R l i
Cunlrd by Stevenson, Sen. John
C. Stenni re-elected and other
Democrats kept the six House
rents, trimmed on In rcdutilcl-
ir.g. '
Missouri (131
Very close between Stevenson,
Elsenhower, even with mo-it pre-
cincta counted. Democrat Phil M.
Donnelly elected governor. Demo-
crei Stuort SymliiKton unseated
OOP Ben. Jnmes P. Kent. In Hou.'e, i
four Democrats and three Repub
lican were elected, with four In
doubt. Belore rediitriciing cost
two, It was Democrat nine, Re
publican four.
Montana (4
Went Elsenhower. Democratic
Oov, John W. Bonner wa trailing
Republican J, Hugo Amnion in nis
bid for re-election. OOP Ben. Zalea
N. Ecton waa behind Democratic
Rer). Mike Mansfield in Ihe Senate
race. On Republican elected to
lloute, other undecided, Old count:
11.
Nebrska (.)''
- Klsennnwer'a. A Republican
sweep, also electing former l.t.
Oov. Roherl B. Croaby as gover
nor, re-elecling Ben. Hugh Butler
to third term and electing Dwlght
Orlswold to the term of Ihe late
Hen. Kenneth 8. Wherry, which
end Jan, 3, 1955. OOP retained all
four House scats. -Nevada
13)
Kisenhower took It. Republican
Sen. George W. Melon re-elected
over Democrat Thoma B. Mech
llng, The one House teat, now
Democratic, In doubt.
New Hampshire 14)
An Kisenhower landslide. Repub
lican Hugh Gregg elected gover
nor. Republlcana kept both Houie
Beats. No Senate election. .
New Jersey (I8i
Eisenhower', sen. H. Alexander
Smith re-elected. No governor
I race. Republlcana won nine. Demo
crat five of the 114 Home aeatt,
retaining the old division.
New Mexico "4
Captured by Eleenhower. Repub-
carried bv Elsenhower. Demo
cratic Frank J. Lautch beat Re
publican Charles P, Tail to win
unprecedented fourth term. GOP
Hen. John W. Brlcker re-elected,
defeating former Price BUblllzer
Micnael v. uioaue, ncriuoucana
won 19. Democrat five House
seal, with thre In doubt. Former
lineup: Republican It, Democrat
C, Independent 1.
Oklahoma (()
For Elsenhower. No governor or
Senate race, but Democrat won
five of alx House eau. Old align
ment, before los of two by redis
ricting, was Democrat t. Repub
licans I, vacancies 2.
Oregon ()
Elsenhower nearly two to one.
wllh more than half the votea In.
Republican kept lour House seat.
No governor or Senate election,
Pennsylvania (33i
Elsenhower carried. Republican
Sen. Edward Martin re-elected. No
rnce for governor. Republican won
lo. Democrats ll House aeais. Be
fore redisricting cost three, old
Ineup: Democrat 13, Republican
TO.
Rhode Illand (4)
Elsenhower by 200.351 to 2O0.2M.
Sen. John O, Pastore Oov. Dennl
J.j Robert and both representa
tive, !! Democrat, re-elected.
South Carolina (8i ,
For Stevenson. All six Demo- i
crtlc representatives returned. No j
election for entor or governor.
South Dakot, (4i I
Eisenhower, about two to one.
Utah (4)
Eleenhower'a. Republican re
elected Gov. J. Bracken Lee and
Sen. Arthur V. watkina ana. in
upset, wrested both House el
from Democrat.
Vermont (3)
Lndlldlng for Elsenhower and
re-electing Sen. Ralph E. Flanders,
Got. Lee E. Emerson nd the lone
representative.
Virginia (121
First to crick the solid south for
F.Ienhower. Democratic Sen. Har
ry ' F. Byrd re-elected. Democrats
won aeven House seats, Republi
can three. Old lineup, before one
new diatrlct created In redlstrlct
Ing, was nine Democrats, no Re
publicans. West Virginia (
Stevenson carried. Democrat
William C. Marland leading for
governor over former Democratic
Ren. Rush Holt, now Republican.
Democratic Ben. Harley M. KH-
dore elected. In House. Demo
crat kept two of their six teals.
with lour in qoudi.
e'rSlc- SeT'Denn, n.SJ
IV'f -M r iber, re-elected. No Sen.U election.
now Democratic, In doubt.
New York (4Si
Elsenhower's by about a million.
Republican Irving M. Ives won
another Senate term and Repub
licans won 27 House seat to the
i Democrats' It. Old alignment, be
fore redisricting cost new York
two: Republicans 23, Democrats 22.
No race for governor.
North Carolina' (14i
Went to Stevenson. Democrat Wil
liam B. Unutead elected senator.
Democrats dropped one House
seat, making It now: Democrats 11,
Republicans 1.
North Dakot (4)
Elsenhower running ahead. Re
publican Sen. William Langer and
Gov. Normm Brunsdale re-elected.
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A see-saw battle for president.
Former Rep. Alber Gore elected
to succeed the veteran Sen. Ken
neth McKellar, whom he defeated
In the Democratic primary. Demo
crat put Frank G- Clement Into
th ffovernor's ehai and won
seven of if e House seats. The old
lineup, before redisricting cost
Tennessee one seat: I Democrats,
3 Republicans,
Texa i24i.
Elsenhower but close. Democrat
ic Gov. Allan Shiver re-elected MUB aulATASVlMIIY
end former Bute Ally. - Gen. flNE PBsJIBKrll
Price Dniel, Democrat, named ;
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nally. Shivers and Daniel endoraed :
Elsenhower and Republicans en-
dorsed them. Unopposed Demo-1
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Oov. Walter J. Kohler Jr. and Re
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both re-elected. GOP won nine
House seat. Democrats one. Old
lineup: One Democrat, eight Re
publicans, one vacancy,
Wyoming (3)
Elsenhower carried. Republican
Fran A. Barrett detested uemo
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Republlcana kept one Houag aeat.
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