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1918 California gubernatorial election

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1918 California gubernatorial election

← 1914November 5, 19181922 →
 
NomineeWilliam StephensTheodore Arlington Bell
PartyRepublicanIndependent
AllianceProhibition
Progressive
Popular vote387,547251,189
Percentage56.27%36.47%

County results
Stephens:     40–50%     50–60     60–70%     70–80%     80–90%
Bell:     40–50%     50–60%     60–70%

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William Stephens
Republican

ElectedGovernor

William Stephens
Republican

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The1918 California gubernatorial election was held on November 5, 1918. Incumbent governorWilliam Stephens was re-elected over independentTheodore Arlington Bell. The 1918 election is notable for its invocation of the Hawson amendment, a law designed to prevent a candidate from winning the nomination of another party viacross-filing; after Republican mayor of San FranciscoJames Rolph won the Democratic primary, the Democratic Party was left without a nominee.

In the Republican primary, Stephens defeated Rolph by approximately 23,000 votes. He also won the Prohibition and Progressive primaries. Rolph won the Democratic primary by 14,000 votes over famed prosecutorsFrancis J. Heney andThomas L. Woolwine and received the most combined votes of any candidate across all primaries. However, under the Hawson amendment passed the year prior, Rolph was unable to accept the Democratic nomination because he had not won his own party's nomination. As a result, the Democratic Party was left without a nominee in the general election.

In the general election, Stephens defeatedTheodore Arlington Bell, who had been the Democratic nominee in 1908 and 1910 and entered the race after the primary as theirde facto candidate, by over 130,000 votes. Stephens was the first governor elected with an absolute majority of the vote sinceHenry Gage in1898 and won the highest share of the vote sinceFrederick Low in1863.

Primary election

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San Francisco mayorJames Rolph, a Republican,cross-filed in both the Republican and Democratic primaries, won the Democratic primary, and received the most overall votes of any candidate in the primary election across all parties. However, because he failed to win his own party's nomination, he was barred from receiving the Democratic nomination thanks to the 1917 Hawson amendment to California electoral law, leaving the Democratic Party without a candidate. Incumbent Republican governorWilliam Stephens won the Republican, Prohibition, and Progressive nominations. The only other primary candidate to advance to the general election was Socialist Henry H. Roser, running unopposed.

Republican primary results[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanWilliam Stephens169,94244.99%
RepublicanJames Rolph146,99038.91%
RepublicanJ. O. Hayes24,6766.53%
RepublicanWalter Bordwell17,0384.51%
RepublicanCharles Fickert13,2593.51%
RepublicanC. A. A. McGee4,0141.06%
RepublicanFrancis J. Heney1,5390.41%
RepublicanThomas Lee Woolwine2760.07%
RepublicanHenry H. Roser80.00%
Total votes377,742100.00%
Democratic primary results[1]
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticJames Rolph74,95543.76%
DemocraticFrancis J. Heney60,66235.41%
DemocraticThomas Lee Woolwine28,87916.86%
DemocraticWilliam Stephens6,2573.65%
DemocraticJ. O. Hayes3090.18%
DemocraticCharles Fickert910.05%
DemocraticWalter Bordwell730.04%
DemocraticC. A. A. McGee540.03%
DemocraticHenry H. Roser100.01%
Total votes171,290100.00%
Prohibition primary results[1]
PartyCandidateVotes%
ProhibitionWilliam Stephens12,85396.97%
ProhibitionFrancis J. Heney1571.18%
ProhibitionJames Rolph970.73%
ProhibitionWalter Bordwell530.40%
ProhibitionThomas Lee Woolwine350.26%
ProhibitionJ. O. Hayes310.23%
ProhibitionCharles Fickert210.16%
ProhibitionC. A. A. McGee70.05%
ProhibitionHenry H. Roser10.01%
Total votes13,255100.00%
Progressive primary results[1]
PartyCandidateVotes%
ProgressiveWilliam Stephens5,14253.44%
ProgressiveFrancis J. Heney3,41835.52%
ProgressiveJames Rolph9801.18%
ProgressiveJ. O. Hayes260.27%
ProgressiveWalter Bordwell180.19%
ProgressiveThomas Lee Woolwine170.18%
ProgressiveCharles Fickert130.14%
ProgressiveC. A. A. McGee60.06%
ProgressiveHenry H. Roser20.02%
Total votes9,622100.00%
Socialist primary results[1]
PartyCandidateVotes%
SocialistHenry H. Roser7,93185.43%
SocialistJames Rolph7047.58%
SocialistFrancis J. Heney3824.11%
SocialistWilliam Stephens2142.31%
SocialistJ. O. Hayes290.31%
SocialistThomas Lee Woolwine190.20%
SocialistWalter Bordwell30.09%
SocialistCharles Fickert10.01%
SocialistC. A. A. McGee10.01%
Total votes9,284100.00%

After the Democrats were left without a nominee,Theodore Arlington Bell, who had been the Democratic nominee for governor in 1906 and 1910, entered the race as an independent. His second-place finish in the general election indicated that Democrats regarded him as their de facto candidate.

General election results

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1918 California gubernatorial election[3]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
RepublicanWilliam Stephens (incumbent)387,54756.27%+26.92%
IndependentTheodore Arlington Bell251,18936.47%
SocialistHenry H. Roser29,0034.21%−1.26%
RepublicanJames Rolph (write-in)20,6052.99%
Scattering3260.05%
Majority136,35819.80%
Total votes688,670100.00%
RepublicanholdSwing-0.54%

Results by county

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CountyWilliam D. Stephens
Republican
Theodore A. Bell
Independent
Henry H. Roser
Socialist
James Rolph
Write-in
Scattering
Write-in
MarginTotal votes cast[3]
#%#%#%#%#%#%
Alameda42,27656.72%27,33236.67%4,2885.75%6190.83%180.02%14,94420.05%74,533
Alpine5682.35%913.24%34.41%00.00%00.00%4769.12%68
Amador93346.39%88744.11%452.24%1467.26%00.00%462.29%2,011
Butte3,63755.01%1,49622.63%2363.57%1,23518.68%70.11%2,14132.39%6,611
Calaveras90555.52%65039.88%563.44%00.00%191.17%25515.64%1,630
Colusa1,20054.05%72232.52%512.30%24711.13%00.00%47821.53%2,220
Contra Costa4,53950.69%3,77842.19%5345.96%1031.15%00.00%7618.50%8,954
Del Norte58564.36%26829.48%525.72%00.00%40.44%31734.87%909
El Dorado95041.36%68129.65%753.27%59125.73%00.00%26911.71%2,297
Fresno15,60766.99%6,67928.67%9444.05%670.29%00.00%8,92838.32%23,297
Glenn1,68559.06%75726.53%772.70%33111.60%30.11%92832.53%2,853
Humboldt5,97465.25%2,31725.31%4675.10%3894.25%90.10%3,65739.94%9,156
Imperial2,74868.61%1,06626.62%1884.69%00.00%30.07%1,68242.00%4,005
Inyo74464.64%31527.37%887.65%00.00%40.35%42937.27%1,151
Kern5,89452.58%4,89743.68%4133.68%00.00%60.05%9978.89%11,210
Kings3,28667.93%1,37528.43%1623.35%130.27%10.02%1,91139.51%4,837
Lake1,03258.80%61935.27%874.96%00.00%170.97%41323.53%1,755
Lassen1,06856.18%44423.36%824.31%30716.15%00.00%62432.82%1,901
Los Angeles106,19863.78%54,03132.45%6,0943.66%630.04%1210.07%52,16731.33%166,507
Madera1,76360.50%99434.11%1384.74%170.58%20.07%76926.39%2,914
Marin2,81146.59%2,96149.08%2614.33%00.00%00.00%-150-2.49%6,033
Mariposa60554.65%43939.66%585.24%50.45%00.00%16615.00%1,107
Mendocino2,78052.17%2,28142.80%2685.03%00.00%00.00%4999.36%5,329
Merced2,75163.62%1,33730.92%2084.81%280.65%00.00%1,41432.70%4,324
Modoc93060.74%42827.96%543.53%1157.51%40.26%50232.79%1,531
Mono11456.44%6733.17%209.90%10.50%00.00%4723.27%202
Monterey3,73962.97%1,95432.91%1883.17%570.96%00.00%1,78530.06%5,938
Napa1,80532.31%3,51162.84%1652.95%1061.90%00.00%-1,706-30.54%5,587
Nevada1,89952.23%87524.06%1353.71%72719.99%00.00%1,02428.16%3,636
Orange9,19273.17%2,98523.76%3843.06%00.00%20.02%6,20749.41%12,563
Placer1,97844.23%93720.95%1212.71%1,43632.11%00.00%542[a]12.12%4,472
Plumas54051.28%25123.84%504.75%21220.13%00.00%28927.45%1,053
Riverside7,18174.71%2,02121.03%4104.27%00.00%00.00%5,16053.68%9,612
Sacramento9,00443.64%5,51726.74%4382.12%5,67527.50%00.00%3,329[a]16.13%20,634
San Benito1,22756.94%85839.81%552.55%140.65%10.05%36917.12%2,155
San Bernardino9,89969.56%3,90927.47%4222.97%00.00%00.00%5,99042.09%14,230
San Diego16,33365.07%7,61830.35%1,1324.51%120.05%50.02%8,71534.72%25,100
San Francisco36,09935.96%56,72656.51%5,2495.23%2,3022.29%60.01%-20,627-20.55%100,382
San Joaquin9,47557.10%5,77634.81%7134.30%6303.80%00.00%3,69922.29%16,594
San Luis Obispo3,12859.21%1,80634.19%3496.61%00.00%00.00%1,32225.02%5,283
San Mateo3,90947.16%3,81746.05%4225.09%1381.66%30.04%921.11%8,289
Santa Barbara4,69967.32%1,91527.44%3515.03%00.00%150.21%2,78439.89%6,980
Santa Clara13,16759.53%8,07736.52%6993.16%1550.70%190.09%5,09023.01%22,117
Santa Cruz4,01461.83%1,86328.70%2163.33%3996.15%00.00%2,15133.13%6,492
Shasta1,94955.35%93726.61%1785.06%45012.78%70.20%1,01228.74%3,521
Sierra37954.38%18125.97%223.16%11316.21%20.29%19828.41%697
Siskiyou2,19648.49%1,36030.03%2164.77%75716.71%00.00%83618.46%4,529
Solano3,25443.88%3,49747.15%2353.17%4305.80%00.00%-243-3.28%7,416
Sonoma5,25841.77%6,69653.20%3662.91%2582.05%90.07%-1,438-11.42%12,587
Stanislaus6,45966.92%2,79528.96%3463.58%480.50%40.04%3,66437.96%9,652
Sutter1,09350.37%49522.81%562.58%52624.24%00.00%567[a]26.13%2,170
Tehama1,96361.73%73122.99%1243.90%36211.38%00.00%1,23238.74%3,180
Trinity47552.37%24527.01%606.62%12714.00%00.00%23025.36%907
Tulare8,92771.46%3,02524.21%5114.09%00.00%300.24%5,90247.24%12,493
Tuolumne1,26356.18%82736.79%1576.98%10.04%00.00%43619.40%2,248
Ventura3,24366.59%1,46530.08%1573.22%00.00%50.10%1,77836.51%4,870
Yolo1,76547.07%1,23833.01%711.89%67618.03%00.00%52714.05%3,750
Yuba96444.06%45120.61%562.56%71732.77%00.00%247[a]11.29%2,188
Total387,54756.27%251,18936.47%29,0034.21%20,6052.99%3260.05%136,35819.80%688,670

Counties that flipped from Progressive to Independent

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Notes

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  1. ^abcdMargin over Rolph

References

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  1. ^abcdeCalifornia Secretary of State.Statement of Vote at Primary Election held on August 27, 1918 in the State of California. Sacramento, California: State Printing Office. pp. 4–8. RetrievedJuly 19, 2024.
  2. ^Melendy, H. Brett (1964). "California's Cross-Filing Nightmare: The 1918 Gubernatorial Election".Pacific Historical Review.33 (3).University of California Press:317–330.doi:10.2307/3636839.ISSN 0030-8684.JSTOR 3636839.
  3. ^abCalifornia Secretary of State.Statement of Vote at General Election held on November 5, 1918 in the State of California. Sacramento, California: State Printing Office. p. 7. RetrievedJuly 19, 2024.
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