Election results show Nixon tide across the states
Across Alabama to Mississippi, Nixon carried presidential votes and Republicans advanced in several races while Democrats held some Senate seats. Sparkman won Alabama, Stevens kept Alaska, and others including Nunn in Georgia and Mondale in Minnesota saw mixed outcomes amid a broad GOP showing nationally.
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Birmingham
Alalm
Alabama
John Sparkman
U.S. Senate
Nixon
Anchorage
Alaska
Nick Hegich
Ione U.S. House
Begich
Congress
George McGovern
Ted Stevens
Denver
Colo.a
Colorado
Gordon L. Allott
Allott
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Floyd K. Haskell
U.S. House
James D.mike McKevitt
Patricia Schroeder
William J. Armstrong
Aurora
James P. Johnson
Fort Collins
Donald G. Brotzman
Frank E. Evans
Hartford
Cong
Connecticut
Ronald Sarasin
John S. Monagan
Dover
Del
Delaware
Pierre S. du Pont IV
McGovern
J. Caleb Boggs
Joseph R. Biden Jr
Boggs
Biden
Russell W. Peterson
du Pont Co
State House
Sherman Tribbltt
Florida
GOP
Tyro
Atlanta
Georgia
Sam Nunn
Perry
Fletcher Thompson
U.S
Andrew Yourg Jr
Martin Luther King Jr
Rodney Cook
Thompson
Suh
Allanta
Young
Ronnie Thompson
Macon
William “Bill” Stuckey
John Davils
Charlie Sherrill
Des Moines
Iowa
Dick Clark
Jack Miller
Clark
Packinghouse
Miller
Sioux City
Robert Ray
Arthur New
William Gannon
Mingo
Edward Mezvinsky
John Culver
H. R. Gross
Ard
Neal Smith
Willam Scherle
Sth
Wiley Mayne
Kansas
George
McGover
John Schmitz
Robert B. Docking
James B. Pearson
Bill Roy
Chuck MoAtes
Puargon
Arch Tetzlaff
Keith Sebelius
Larry Winn Jr
Garner Shriver
Joe Sloubitt
Louisville
Kentucky
Walter Dee Huddleston
Louie B. Nunn
John Sherman Cooper
John Breckinridge
Laban Jackson
Wiliam Carlin
New Orleans
J. Bennett Johnston
Louisiana
Breskthrough
David Treen
Johnston
John J. McKeithen
Ben €. Toledano
Gillia Long
William D. Hathaway
William 5. Cohen
Bangor
Elmer H. Violette
Maine
Peter N. Kyros
Baltimore
Maryland
John G. Schmitz
McIloyern
Baltimore City
Michigan
Detroit
Robert Griffin
Frank Kelley
Busitz
Tom
House
Gerald Ford
Grand Rapids
Jean McKee
Minneapolis
Minh
Minnesota
Walter F. Mondale
Mondale
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Philip Hansen
Jom M. Zwach
Richard Nolan
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Sparkman
Winton H
Red" Brount
Seng
Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
UPI
John Cowan
4Th
Conlan
Jack Brown
Jocko Conlan
Morris Udell
John Rhodes
Sam Steiger
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Ulysses S. Grant
Dale Bumpers
John St. McClellan
John Paul Jamferschmidt
Guy Hatfeld
Rogers
Dist
Columbia
Washington
Walter E. Fountroy
District of Columbia
Fauntroy
de William Chin-Lee
Hawaii
Honolulu
Islands
Republcan
Presi
Dent
Idaho
Boise, Idaho
Rep
Ames A. McClure
Steve Symms
Orval Hansen
McClure
Idahoe University
William E. Davis
Ida
Llinois
Chicago
Edward V. Hanrahan
Cook County
Bernard Carey
Illinois
Abner Mikva
D-Ill
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Otis R. Bowen
William H. Hudnut
Andrew Slavubs Jr
Topeka
Kan
Portland
Margaret Chaye Smith
Clarence Long
John J. Bishop Jr
Paul Sarbanes
Robert Morrow
Marjanis Holt
Werner Hornes
Lawrence Hogan
Edward T. Conroy
Goole E. Byron
Edward Mason
Patron J. Mitchell
Verdell Adair
Gilbert Gude
Joseph Anastasi
Massachusetts
Boston
Bay
Edward W. Brooke
Louise Day Hicks
John J. Moakley
Test Dor
John F. Kerry
Kerry
Paul W. Cronin
Earhier
F. Bradford Morse
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
James Eastland
David Bowen
Tiany Dém
Col
John Conlan
Texas
Barbara Jordan
Houston
House of Representatives
Sen. Jordan
AP Winer
The
Hills
Paul “Pete” McCloskey
Sierra
James Stewart
California
Margaret Chase Smith
Uptmephore