Governors Race Shifts in Several States No Clear Outcome
The report outlines broad results from 1960s governor races across multiple states. Republicans gain in Florida Maryland Arizona Nebraska New Mexico Nevada Arkansas Minnesota California while Democrats hold or retake in various others. notable figures include Winthrop Rockefeller in Arkansas and George Wallace in Alabama, with mixed results nationally and several undecided races pending legislative decisions.
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Romney
Michigan
Zolton ‘Ferency
Dementrats
Florida
Maryland
Arizona
Nebraska
New Mexito
Nevada
Arkansas
Minnesota
California
Alabama
Wallace
George
Jaurleen
Wal‘lace
James D. Martin
GOP
Rockefeller
Nei‘gon A
New York
Winthrop
Jim Johnson
Arkanssas
Winthrop Rockefeller
Claude Kirk Jr
Jacksonville
Robert King High
Miami
San Francisco
Oakland
Watts
Los Angeles
Reagan
Brawh
Voters Back Experienced Legislators in L.A. County
Early returns show incumbents favored in Los Angeles County races as Democrats and Republicans fight in newly redrawn districts. Walsh leads in the 29th, Holifield tops Sutton, and Bell gains in the 26th while Cortum faces strong opposition. Multiple districts report substantial margins for incumbents with results still counting.
Georgia governor race hangs in legal limbo as court intervention looms
In Atlanta, the Georgia race for governor remains unsettled as a federal injunction seeks to halt the state legislature from certifying results. A write-in bid and split party support keep Calaway Maddox and Arnall in play with urban votes narrowing the gap. The Anarian Civil Liberties Union filed suit amid a turnout near a million, with 1,542 of 1,886 precincts reporting.
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Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Spiro T Agnew
Maryland
Agnew
George P. Mahoney
Lester Maddox
Rep
Howard
Bo) Callaway
Georgia
Elis G. Amal
Callaway
Maddox
Atlanta
Howard J
Howard J. (B) Callaway
Lester G. Maddox
The
Anaritan Civil Liberties Union
Nial
Eis G. Arnall
Swerling
Calaway
Metcalf Retains Seat in Montana Victory
Sen. Lee Metcalf Democratic incumbent held Montana’s U S Senate seat in a Tuesday election seen as showing voter independence. With 180,000 votes counted, Metcalf led liberal by about 15 600 votes as 78 percent of totals posted. In the eastern district James Battin Republican defeated John Melcher, while in western Montana Arnold Olsen Democrat defeated Richard Smiley.
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Helena
Mont
Epi
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Montana
Metcalf
Tim Babcock
James Battin
Hostie Rules Committee
John Melcher
Arnold Olsen
Richard Smiley
Johnson Foe Easy Winner in Nebraska
UPI reports Senator Carl Curtis won a near landslide in Nebraska, defeating Democratic Governor Frank B. Morrison to claim the seat. Republicans held the Senate, retained two House seats, and possibly gained a third, returning the governorship after eight years of Democratic control.
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California
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ohio
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Gauua
Lin
Massachusetts
John A. Volpe
Edward J. McCormack
U. S
John
New Delhi
India
W. McCormack
Nebraska
Norbert T. Tiemann
Philip C.chinese
Sikkim
Sorenson
Theotorate
Iles
Xicre Sorensen
New Mexico
Kongram Pass
David F. Cargo
T. E
Gene) Lusk
Johnson
Real Society Sagaierence
Frank B. Morrison
Curtis
Coneres
Voters reject Prop 16 while college bonds pass
California voters rejected Proposition 16 on a statewide ballot while Proposition 1A revising the constitution and Proposition 2 funding a college bond won. Precinct tallies show Prop 16 with about 1.87 million yes and 2.54 million no, Prop 1A with 3.17 million yes and 1.15 million no, and Prop 2 with 2.35 million yes and 1.84 million no. Leaders praised or criticized the results as the debate over censorship and legislative pay reforms continued.
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Methodist
Donald H. Tippel
California
Reagan
Bishop Tippet
Edmund Edelman
Los Angeles
Aoe
State College
OK College
Yanks Repel Attacks in War Zone C Fierce Fighting
U S Army infantry clashed with seven Viet Cong guerrillas from four sides in War Zone C near the Cambodian border. After three hours of fighting the enemy suffered heavy losses, with 293 killed and the discovery of a death funnel. The operation Attleboro pushed Communists from the jungle stronghold as Premier Ky faced a revolt in Saigon over military influence on the new constitution.
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Ufi
U.S
U. S
Attleboro
Gis
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hils
Constituent Assembly
Deukmejian Kenrick Emerge in Senate Races for GOP Nominees
Kenrick Deukmejian and Kenrick Emerge headline as Republican nominees for state senate in a region spanning Compton to Whittier. The report notes Hosmer’s statewide win and Assembly shifts, with remarks on inflation fears and political realignments influencing the GOP.
California Election Returns Across Districts and Precincts
Vote tallies from Los Angeles County show detailed precinct results for congressional, state senate, and assembly races. Candidates include Cortum, Holifield, O’Connor, Cullen, Deukmejian, Dupuy, Sherman, Reichmann, Wakefield, and others across the 17th, 19th, 23rd, 38th, 44th, 48th, 52nd, 66th, as precincts counted range from a fraction to full totals.
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Holifield
Sutton
Clawson
O'Connor
Cullan—D . Hayes
44Th Assembly
28Th Congressional
Cullen
ALZNG
Dupuy
Bell
Eessenes
48Th Assembly
Sherman
32Nd Congressional
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Hosmer
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Senate Turple
Assembly
Reichmann
Stevens
Senate
Wakefield
Rainsaban
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