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1883 Iowa Senate election

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October 9, 1883

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29 out of 50 seats in theIowa State Senate
26 seats needed for a majority

	Majority party	Minority party	Third party

Party	Republican	Democratic	Greenback
Last election	45	2	2
Seats after	39	11	0
Seat change	6	9	2

	Fourth party

Party	Independent
Last election	1
Seats after	0
Seat change	1

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In the1883 Iowa State Senate electionsIowa voters elected state senators to serve in the twentiethIowa General Assembly. Elections were held in 29 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, 1883.^[1]

Following the previous election,Republicans had control of the Iowa Senate with 45 seats toDemocrats' two seats, twoGreenbackers, and oneIndependent.

To claim control of the chamber fromRepublicans, theDemocrats needed to net 24 Senate seats.

Republicans maintained control of theIowa State Senate following the 1883 general election with the balance of power shifting toRepublicans holding 39 seats andDemocrats having 11 seats (a net gain of 9 seats for Democrats).

Summary of Results

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Note: Theholdover Senators not up for re-election are not listed on this table.

Senate District	Incumbent		Elected Senator		Outcome
2nd	Alexander Brown	Rep	John Wesley Carr	Dem	Dem Gain
3rd	Jesse J. Wall	Greenbacker	Edward J. Gault	Dem	Dem Gain
4th	David M. Clark	Greenbacker	Thomas Weidman	Rep	Rep Gain
5th	William M. Wilson	Rep	John McDonough	Rep	Rep Hold
6th	Isaac W. Keller	Rep	Anson P. Stephens	Rep	Rep Hold
8th	Alfred Hebard	Rep	James S. Hendrie	Dem	Dem Gain
11th	Sanford M. Boling	Rep	Francis Alexander Duncan	Rep	Rep Hold
14th	John Wesley Prizer	Rep	Benjamin McCoy	Rep	Rep Hold
15th	John Kelly Johnson	Rep	Edward R. Cassatt	Dem	Dem Gain
16th	James F. Greenlee	Rep	Eli Wilkin	Rep	Rep Hold
17th	Mark Antony Dashiell	Rep	Timothy Jordan Caldwell	Rep	Rep Hold
19th	George Franklin Wright	Rep	George Carson	Rep	Rep Hold
23rd	John Russell	Rep	Gilman Lewis Johnson	Dem	Dem Gain
24th	Pierce Mitchell	Dem	John C. Chambers	Rep	Rep Gain
25th	John Clinton Shrader	Rep	Moses Bloom	Dem	Dem Gain
26th^[a]	William Aitken Patrick	Rep	John Wimberly Henderson^[b]	Dem	Dem Gain
27th^[a]	John Wimberly Henderson^[b]	Ind	John Ryder	Dem	Dem Gain
28th	John David Nichols	Rep	Preston M. Sutton	Rep	Rep Hold
31st	Samuel D. Nichols	Rep	John Dudley Gillett^[c]	Rep	Rep Hold
32nd	Delos Arnold	Rep	Enoch W. Eastman^[d]	Rep	Rep Hold
33rd	John Dudley Gillett^[c]	Rep	William G. Donnan	Rep	Rep Hold
36th	Rodney W. Tirrill	Rep	Frank Davis Bayless	Dem	Dem Gain
39th^[a]	Merritt W. Harmon	Rep	Alvin Manley Whaley^[e]	Rep	Rep Hold
40th^[a]	Martin Garber	Rep	William Larrabee^[f]	Rep	Rep Hold
41st	Henry Nielander	Rep	Joseph Henry Sweney	Rep	Rep Hold
43rd^[a]	William Larrabee^[f]	Rep	John D. Glass	Rep	Rep Hold
46th^[a]	Alvin Manley Whaley^[e]	Rep	Charles Edwin Whiting	Dem	Dem Gain
47th	Horace G. Parker	Rep	Charles C. Chubb	Rep	Rep Hold
49th	Elden J. Hartshorn	Rep	Orsmond M. Barrett	Rep	Rep Hold

^^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^fDistricts in theIowa Senate were redrawn in advance of the 1883 election. Several incumbents were redistricted to new district numbers between the 19th and 20thIowa General Assemblies. Use these links to compare the districts:19th (1878-1883) and20th (1884-1885).
^^a ^bSenator Henderson was anincumbent Senator running for re-election. He switched parties fromIndependent toDemocratic. Senator Henderson also was redistricted from district 27 to 26. He was re-elected to the Senate to the new 26th district as a Democrat in 1883.
^^a ^bSenator Gillett was anincumbent Senator running for re-election. Senator Gillett was redistricted from district 33 to 31. He was re-elected to the Senate to the new 31st district in 1883. Senator Gillett resigned during the next term, causing a vacancy.^[2]
^On January 9, 1885, Senator Eastman died during the next term, causing a vacancy.^[3]
^^a ^bSenator Whaley was anincumbent Senator running for re-election. Senator Whaley was redistricted from district 46 to 39. He was re-elected to the Senate to the new 39th district in 1883.
^^a ^bSenator Larrabee was anincumbent Senator running for re-election. Senator Larrabee was redistricted from district 43 to 40. He was re-elected to the Senate to the new 40th district in 1883. Senator Larrabee was elected Governor of Iowa during the next term in 1885, causing a vacancy in the Iowa Senate.^[4]