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1877 Iowa Senate election

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1877 Iowa Senate election
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October 9, 1877
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24 out of 50 seats in theIowa State Senate
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In the1877 Iowa State Senate elections,Iowa voters elected state senators to serve in the seventeenthIowa General Assembly. Elections were held in 24 of the state senate's 50 districts. State senators serve four-year terms in theIowa State Senate.

The general election took place on October 9, 1877.[1]

Following the previous election,Republicans had control of the Iowa Senate with 40 seats toDemocrats' 10 seats.

To claim control of the chamber fromRepublicans, theDemocrats needed to net 16 Senate seats.

Republicans maintained control of theIowa State Senate following the 1877 general election with the balance of power shifting toRepublicans holding 38 seats andDemocrats having 12 seats (a net gain of 2 seats for Democrats).

Summary of Results

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  • Note:Redistricting occurred before the 1877 general election. Anyholdover Senators not up for re-electionand whose district numbers didnot change are unlisted on this table.
Senate DistrictIncumbentPartyElected SenatorPartyOutcome
1stHenry W. RothertRepJames Madison ShelleyDemDem Gain
2nd[a]James Blakeny PeaseDemHoratio A. Wonn[b]DemDem Hold
3rd[a]Horatio A. Wonn[b]DemJoshua Miller[c]RepRep Gain
4th[a]Joshua Miller[c]RepHenry Laurens Dashiell[d]RepRep Hold
5th[a]Henry Laurens Dashiell[d]RepSamuel L. Bestow[e]RepRep Hold
6th[a]Samuel L. Bestow[e]RepFrederick Joseph Teale[f]RepRep Hold
7thFrederick Joseph Teale[f]RepPhilip W. LewellenRepRep Hold
9thGeorge Franklin Wright[g]RepJohn PattersonRepRep Hold
10thJohn Wilson WilliamsRepJohn Simson Woolson[h]RepRep Hold
11th[a]John Simson Woolson[h]RepMoses Ayres McCoid[i]RepRep Hold
12thMoses Ayres McCoid[i]RepSanford S. HarnedDemDem Gain
13thJoseph Henry MerrillRepGregg A. MadisonDemDem Gain
14th[a]Hosea N. Newton[j]RepWilliam Wilson[k]DemDem Gain
15th[a]William Wilson[k]DemThomas R. Gilmore[l]RepRep Gain
16th[a]Henry Thornburgh[m]RepJohn L. McCormack[n]DemDem Gain
17th[a]Lafayette Young[o]RepWilliam Graham[p]RepRep Hold
18thThomas R. Gilmore[l]RepLafayette Young[o]RepRep Hold
19th[a]John L. McCormack[n]DemGeorge Franklin Wright[g]RepRep Gain
20thWilliam Graham[p]RepThomas HannaRepRep Hold
21stGilbert H. WoodRepWilliam A. FosterRepRep Hold
22ndJeremiah Henry Murphy[q]DemNathaniel Anson Merrell[r]DemDem Hold
23rd[a]Nathaniel Anson Merrell[r]DemHenry C. Carr[s]RepRep Gain
24th[a]Henry C. Carr[s]RepWilliam A. Maginnis[t]DemDem Gain
27th[a]Frank T. Campbell[u]RepStephen Leland Dows[v]RepRep Hold
28th[w]Thomas Mitchell[x]RepJohn David NicholsRepRep Hold
29thElias Jessup[y]RepJohn MeyerRepRep Hold
30thWilliam A. Maginnis[t]DemRobert C. WebbRepRep Gain
31st[a]George W. Lovell[z]DemSamuel D. Nichols[aa]RepRep Gain
32nd[a]Stephen Leland Dows[v]RepDelos Arnold[ab]RepRep Hold
33rd[a]John Shane[ac]RepWilliam Harrison Gallup[ad]RepRep Hold
34thDelos Arnold[ab]RepAugustin W. FordRepRep Hold
35thDennis Nelson CooleyRepMoses M. HamDemDem Gain
36th[w]Lewis Greenleaf Hersey[ae]RepCharles E. BronsonDemDem Gain
37thMerritt W. Harmon[af]RepDaniel Darrow ChaseRepRep Hold
38thJohn Conaway[ag]RepHerman C. HemenwayRepRep Hold
39th[a]John Thompson Stoneman[ah]DemMerritt W. Harmon[af]RepRep Gain
40th[a]William Larrabee[ai]RepJohn Thompson Stoneman[ah]DemDem Gain
42ndGeorge R. WillettRepMartin Nelson JohnsonRepRep Hold
43rd[a]Arad Hitchcock[aj]RepWilliam Larrabee[ai]RepRep Hold
44thEdward Gee Miller[ak]RepAaron KimballRepRep Hold
45thWilliam Harrison Gallup[ad]RepRobert M. HainesRepRep Hold
46th[w][aj]Lemuel Dwelle[al]RepWilliam Wallace BlackmanRepRep Hold
47th[a]Elden J. Hartshorn[am]RepLemuel Dwelle[al]RepRep Hold
48thHiram Bailey[an]RepJohn J. RussellRepRep Hold
49th[a]Samuel D. Nichols[aa]RepElden J. Hartshorn[am]RepRep Hold
50thGeorge Douglas PerkinsRepAlbert Henry LawrenceRepRep Hold

Source:[4]

  1. ^abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvThere wasnot an election in this senatorial district in 1877. Instead, the incumbentholdover senator wasredistricted into a new district number.
  2. ^abSenator Wonn was anincumbentholdover Senator. He was redistricted from district 3 to 2.
  3. ^abSenator Miller was anincumbentholdover Senator. He was redistricted from district 4 to 3.
  4. ^abSenator Dashiell was anincumbentholdover Senator. He was redistricted from district 5 to 4.
  5. ^abSenator Bestow was anincumbentholdover Senator. He was redistricted from district 6 to 5.
  6. ^abSenator Teale was anincumbentholdover Senator. He was redistricted from district 7 to 6.
  7. ^abSenator Wright was anincumbentholdover Senator. He was redistricted from district 9 to 19.
  8. ^abSenator Woolson was anincumbent Senator; however, hewas up for re-election. He was redistricted from district 11 to 10.
  9. ^abSenator McCoid was anincumbentholdover Senator. He was redistricted from district 12 to 11.
  10. ^Senator Newton was anincumbent Senator. He was redistricted from district 14 to 12.
  11. ^abSenator Wilson was anincumbentholdover Senator. He was redistricted from district 15 to 14.
  12. ^abSenator Gilmore was anincumbentholdover Senator. He was redistricted from district 18 to 15.
  13. ^Senator Thornburgh was anincumbent Senator. He was redistricted from district 16 to 31.
  14. ^abSenator McCormack was anincumbentholdover Senator. He was redistricted from district 19 to 16.
  15. ^abSenator Young was anincumbent Senator; however, hewas up for re-election. He was redistricted from district 17 to 18.
  16. ^abSenator Graham was anincumbentholdover Senator. He was redistricted from district 20 to 17.
  17. ^Senator Murphy was anincumbent Senator; however, hewas up for re-election. He was redistricted from district 22 to 21.
  18. ^abSenator Merrell was anincumbent Senator; however, hewas up for re-election. He was redistricted from district 23 to 22.
  19. ^abSenator Carr was anincumbentholdover Senator. He was redistricted from district 24 to 23.
  20. ^abSenator Maginnis was anincumbentholdover Senator. He was redistricted from district 30 to 24.
  21. ^Instead of running for re-election,Senator Campbell was electedLieutenant Governor of Iowa in 1877.
  22. ^abSenator Dows was anincumbentholdover Senator. He was redistricted from district 32 to 27.
  23. ^abcElection was held to fill a vacancy.
  24. ^Senator Mitchell was anincumbent Senator. He was redistricted from district 28 to 30.
  25. ^Senator Jessup was anincumbent Senator. He was redistricted from district 29 to 37.
  26. ^Senator Lovell was anincumbent Senator. He was redistricted from district 31 to 23.
  27. ^abSenator Nichols was anincumbentholdover Senator. He was redistricted from district 49 to 31.
  28. ^abSenator Arnold was anincumbentholdover Senator. He was redistricted from district 34 to 32.
  29. ^Senator Shane was anincumbent Senator. He was redistricted from district 33 to 28.
  30. ^abSenator Gallup was anincumbentholdover Senator. He was redistricted from district 45 to 33.
  31. ^Senator Hersey resigned, causing a vacancy.[2]
  32. ^abSenator Harmon was anincumbentholdover Senator. He was redistricted from district 37 to 39.
  33. ^Senator Conaway was anincumbent Senator. He was redistricted from district 38 to 45.
  34. ^abSenator Stoneman was anincumbentholdover Senator. He was redistricted from district 39 to 40.
  35. ^abSenator Larrabee was anincumbentholdover Senator. He was redistricted from district 40 to 43.
  36. ^abSenator Hitchcock was anincumbent Senator. He was redistricted from district 43 to 46. On March 16, 1876, Senator Hitchcock died, causing a vacancy in his new 46th district.[3]
  37. ^Senator Miller was anincumbent Senator. He was redistricted from district 44 to 38.
  38. ^abSenator Dwelle was anincumbentholdover Senator. He was redistricted from district 46 to 47.
  39. ^abSenator Hartshorn was anincumbentholdover Senator. He was redistricted from district 47 to 49.
  40. ^Senator Bailey was anincumbent Senator. He was redistricted from district 48 to 44.

Detailed Results

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See also

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External links

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District boundaries in theIowa Senate were redrawn before the 1877 general election.

References

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  1. ^"General Assembly: 17 (01/14/1878 - 01/11/1880)".Iowa Legislature. RetrievedJuly 12, 2021.
  2. ^"Senator Lewis Greenleaf Hersey: Compiled Historical Information".Iowa Official Register. RetrievedJuly 12, 2021.
  3. ^"Senator Arad Hitchcock: Compiled Historical Information".Iowa Official Register. RetrievedJuly 12, 2021.
  4. ^"Legislators".Iowa State Senate. RetrievedJuly 12, 2021.
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