Senate Elections, 1972 senate contests in 1972 by state. Definition, graph and map.

States (A to Z)	Description
Alabama	Winton M. Blount (Republican)
Alaska	Gene Guess (Democrat)
Arkansas	Wayne H. Babbitt (Republican)
Colorado	Floyd K. Haskell (Democrat)
Delaware	Joseph R. Biden, Jr. (Democrat)
Georgia	Sam Nunn (Democrat) Fletcher Thompson (Republican)
Idaho	James A. McClure (Republican) William E. Davis (Democrat)
Illinois	Roman Pucinski (Democrat)
Iowa	Dick Clark (Democrat)
Kansas	Arch Tetzlaff (Democrat)
Kentucky	Walter D. Huddleston (Democrat) Louie B. Nunn (Republican)
Louisiana	J. Bennett Johnston (Democrat) John J. McKeithen (Independent) Ben C. Toledano (Republican)
Maine	William D. Hathaway (Democrat)
Massachusetts	John J. Droney (Democrat) Donald Gurewitz (Socialist Workers)
Michigan	Frank J. Kelley (Democrat)
Minnesota	Phil Hansen (Republican)
Mississippi	Gil Carmichael (Republican)
Montana	Henry S. Hibbard (Republican)
Nebraska	Terry Carpenter (Democrat)
New Hampshire	Wesley Powell (Republican)
New Jersey	Paul J. Krebs (Democrat)
New Mexico	Pete V. Domenici (Republican) Jack Daniels (Democrat)
North Carolina	Jesse Helms (Republican) Nick Galifianakis (Democrat)
Oklahoma	Dewey F. Bartlett (Republican) Ed Edmondson (Democrat)
Oregon	Wayne Morse (Democrat)
Rhode Island	John H. Chafee (Republican)
South Carolina	Eugene N. Zeigler (Democrat)
South Dakota	James Abourezk (Democrat) Robert W. Hirsch (Republican)
Tennessee	Ray Blanton (Democrat)
Texas	Barefoot Sanders (Democrat)
Vermont	Randolph T. Major (Democrat)
Virginia	William L. Scott (Republican)
West Virginia	Louise Leonard (Republican)
Wyoming	Mike Vinich (Democrat)

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SOURCE: Wikipedia: United States Senate elections, 1972

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