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

Government Statistics > Senate elections, 1972 > Senate contests in 1972 > Opposing Candidates (most recent) by state


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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 via StateMaster

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