U.S. Senators from New Jersey, 1789-2020(May beincomplete!)
Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)
1821 Jan 8:JamesJ. Wilson, resigned. 1826:JosephMcIlvaine, died in office. 1829 Jan 12:EphraimBateman, resigned. 1842 Jun 26:SamuelL. Southard, died in office. 1862:JohnR. Thomson, died in office. 1866 Nov 1:WilliamWright, died in office. 1901 Dec 27:WilliamJ. Sewell, died in office. 1916 Nov 7:JosephS. Frelinghuysen (Rep), elected;JamesE. Martine (Dem), defeated;WilliamC. Doughty (Socialist), defeated;LivingstonBarbour (Prohibition), defeated;RudolphKatz (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1918 Jan 30:WilliamHughes, died in office. 1918 Feb 23:DavidBaird, appointed. 1918 Sep 24:WalterE. Edge (Rep), nominated;GeorgeL. Record (Rep), defeated in primary;EdwardW. Gray (Rep), defeated in primary. 1918 Nov 5:WalterE. Edge (Rep), elected;GeorgeM. LaMonte (Dem), defeated;JamesM. Reilly (Socialist), defeated;GraftonE. Day (Prohibition), defeated;WilliamJ. Wallace (Single Tax), defeated. 1918 Nov 5:DavidBaird (Rep), elected;CharlesO'C. Hennessy (Dem), defeated;JamesM. Reilly (Socialist), defeated;GraftonE. Day (Prohibition), defeated. 1922 Nov 7:EdwardI. Edwards (Dem), elected;JosephS. Frelinghuysen (Rep), defeated. 1924:HamiltonF. Kean (Rep), defeated in primary. 1924 Nov 4:WalterE. Edge (Rep), elected;FrederickW. Donnelly (Dem), defeated;GeorgeL. Record (Progressive), defeated;GraftonE. Day (Prohibition), defeated;RudolfVollgraf (Workers), defeated;JohnC. Butterworth (Socialist Labor), defeated;HermanG. Loew (Commonwealth Land), defeated. 1928 May 15:EdwardI. Edwards (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1928 May 15:HamiltonF. Kean (Rep), nominated;EdwardC. Stokes (Rep), defeated in primary;JosephS. Frelinghuysen (Rep), defeated in primary;LillianF. Feickert (Rep), defeated in primary;EdwardW. Gray (Rep), defeated in primary. 1928 Nov 6:HamiltonF. Kean (Rep), elected;EdwardI. Edwards (Dem), defeated;CharlotteL. Bohlin (Socialist), defeated;AlbertWeisbrod (Workers), defeated;WillD. Martin (Prohibition), defeated;FrankSanders (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1930 Jun 17:AlexanderSimpson (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1930 Jun 17:ThelmaParkinson (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1930 Jun 17:DwightW. Morrow (Rep), nominated;FranklinW. Fort (Rep), defeated in primary;JosephS. Frelinghuysen (Rep), defeated in primary;JohnA. Kelly (Rep), defeated in primary. 1930 Jun 17:DwightW. Morrow (Rep), nominated;JohnA. Kelly (Rep), defeated in primary. 1930 Nov 4:DwightW. Morrow (Rep), elected;AlexanderSimpson (Dem), defeated;EstherH. Elfreth (Prohibition), defeated;HenryJager (Socialist), defeated;DozierW. Graham (Communist), defeated;AlexKudlik (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1930 Nov 4:DwightW. Morrow (Rep), elected;ThelmaParkinson (Dem), defeated;JamesG. Mason (Prohibition), defeated;HenryJager (Socialist), defeated;DozierW. Graham (Communist), defeated. 1931 Oct 5:DwightW. Morrow, died in office. 1931 Dec 1:W.Warren Barbour, appointed. 1932 May 17:PercyH. Stewart (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1932 May 17:W.Warren Barbour (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1932 Nov 8:W.Warren Barbour (Rep), elected;PercyH. Stewart (Dem), defeated;HermanF. Niessner (Socialist), defeated;EstherH. Elfreth (Prohibition), defeated;JamesL. Creekmur (Communist), defeated;RussellY. Page (Personal Choice), defeated;JohnC. Butterworth (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1934 May 15:A.Harry Moore (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1934 May 15:HamiltonF. Kean (Rep), nominated;JamesG. Blauvelt (Rep), defeated in primary. 1934 Nov 6:A.Harry Moore (Dem), elected;HamiltonF. Kean (Rep), defeated;JohnS. Martin (Socialist), defeated;RebeccaGrecht (Communist), defeated;ElwoodHollingshead (Prohibition), defeated;JohnC. Butterworth (Socialist Labor), defeated;WilliamL. Detmering (Independent Veteran), defeated. 1936 May 19:WilliamH. Smathers (Dem), nominated;TheronMcCampbell (Dem), defeated in primary. 1936 May 19:W.Warren Barbour (Rep), nominated;DavidJ. Allen (Rep), defeated in primary;C.Dan Coskey (Rep), defeated in primary. 1936 Nov 3:WilliamH. Smathers (Dem), elected;W.Warren Barbour (Rep), defeated;FredTurner (Townsend Plan), defeated;HermanF. Niessner (Socialist), defeated;HerbertColey (Communist), defeated;MalcolmG. Thomas (Prohibition), defeated;GeorgeE. Bopp (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1938 Jan 18:JohnMilton, appointed. 1938 Sep 20:WilliamH. J. Ely (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1938 Sep 20:W.Warren Barbour (Rep), nominated;GeorgeO. Pullen (Rep), defeated in primary;C.Dan Coskey (Rep), defeated in primary. 1938 Nov 8:W.Warren Barbour (Rep), elected;WilliamH. J. Ely (Dem), defeated;LouisH. Kelley (Prohibition), defeated;JohnPalangio (Socialist), defeated;FredTurner (Townsend Pension Labor), defeated;WilliamNorman (Communist), defeated;JohnC. Butterworth (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1940 May 21:JamesH. R. Cromwell (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1940 May 21:W.Warren Barbour (Rep), nominated;GeorgeO. Pullen (Rep), defeated in primary;C.Dan Coskey (Rep), defeated in primary. 1940 Nov 5:W.Warren Barbour (Rep), elected;JamesH. R. Cromwell (Dem), defeated;McAlisterColeman (Socialist), defeated;JamesA. Tumulty, Jr. (Constitutional Independent), defeated;MaryEllen Dooner (Communist), defeated;EdsonR. Leach (Prohibition), defeated;HarrySanthouse (Socialist Labor), defeated;GeorgeBreitman (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1942 Sep 15:WilliamH. Smathers (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1942 Sep 15:AlbertW. Hawkes (Rep), nominated;GillRobb Wilson (Rep), defeated in primary;JosephA. Bower (Rep), defeated in primary;GeorgeBiehl (Rep), defeated in primary;GeorgeO. Pullen (Rep), defeated in primary;FranklinW. Kielb (Rep), defeated in primary. 1942 Nov 3:AlbertW. Hawkes (Rep), elected;WilliamH. Smathers (Dem), defeated;WilliamL. Becker (Socialist), defeated;LorenzoHarris (Progressive Independent), defeated;ElmoL. Bateman (Prohibition), defeated;JohnC. Butterworth (Socialist Labor), defeated;GeorgeBreitman (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1943 Nov 22:W.Warren Barbour, died in office. 1943 Nov 26:ArthurWalsh, appointed. 1944 May 16:ElmerH. Wene (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1944 May 16:H.Alexander Smith (Rep), nominated;AndrewO. Wittreich (Rep), defeated in primary. 1944 Nov 7:H.Alexander Smith (Rep), elected;ElmerH. Wene (Dem), defeated;GeorgeW. Ridout (Prohibition), defeated;JohnC. Butterworth (Socialist Labor), defeated;MorrisRiger (Socialist), defeated. 1946 Jun 4:GeorgeE. Brunner (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1946 Jun 4:H.Alexander Smith (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1946 Nov 5:H.Alexander Smith (Rep), elected;GeorgeE. Brunner (Dem), defeated;JohnC. Butterworth (Socialist Labor), defeated;GeorgeBreitman (Socialist Workers), defeated;ArthurRiley (Socialist), defeated;GeorgeW. Ridout (Prohibition), defeated;FrederickW. Collins (Ind), defeated;MarkM. Jones (Independent American), defeated. 1948 Apr 20:ArchibaldS. Alexander (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1948 Apr 20:RobertC. Hendrickson (Rep), nominated;HarryA. Harper (Rep), defeated in primary. 1948 Nov 2:RobertC. Hendrickson (Rep), elected;ArchibaldS. Alexander (Dem), defeated;JamesImbrie (Progressive), defeated;RubyeSmith (Socialist), defeated;GeorgeBreitman (Socialist Workers), defeated;GeorgeW. Ridout (Prohibition), defeated;GeorgeE. Bopp (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1952:ArchibaldS. Alexander, defeated. 1954 Nov 2:CliffordP. Case (Rep), elected;CharlesR. Howell (Dem), defeated;HenryB. Krajewski (American Third Party), defeated;FredA. Hartley, Jr., defeated;AlbertRonis (Socialist Labor), defeated;GeorgeBreitman (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1958 Apr 15:HarrisonA. Williams (Dem), nominated;JohnJ. Grogan (Dem), defeated in primary;JosephE. McLean (Dem), defeated in primary. 1958 Apr 15:RobertW. Kean (Rep), nominated;BernardM. Shanley (Rep), defeated in primary;RobertJ. Morris (Rep), defeated in primary. 1958 Nov 4:HarrisonA. Williams (Dem), elected;RobertW. Kean (Rep), defeated;DanielRoberts (Socialist Workers), defeated;HenryB. Krajewski (Politicians Are Jokers), defeated;JohnJ. Winberry (Vote Independent Vote), defeated;WinfredO. Perry (Conservative), defeated;JohnM. D'Addetta (People's Choice), defeated;AlbertRonis (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1960 Apr 19:ThornLord (Dem), nominated;RichardM. Glassner (Dem), defeated in primary. 1960 Apr 19:CliffordP. Case (Rep), nominated;RobertJ. Morris (Rep), defeated in primary;DavidDearborn (Rep), defeated in primary. 1960 Nov 8:CliffordP. Case (Rep), elected;ThornLord (Dem), defeated;WinfredO. Perry (Conservative), defeated;GladysGrauer (Socialist Workers), defeated;AlbertRonis (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1964 Nov 3:HarrisonA. Williams (Dem), elected;BernardM. Shanley (Rep), defeated;HaroldP. Poeschel (Conservative), defeated;LawrenceP. Stewart (Socialist Workers), defeated;JohnV. Mahalchik (America First), defeated;AlbertRonis (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1966 Nov 8:CliffordP. Case (Rep), elected;WarrenW. Wilentz (Dem), defeated;RobertL. Schlacter (Conservative), defeated;JuliusLevin (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1970 Nov 3:HarrisonA. Williams (Dem), elected;NelsonG. Gross (Rep), defeated. 1972:JosephT. Karcher (Dem), defeated in primary. 1972 Nov 7:CliffordP. Case (Rep), elected;PaulJ. Krebs (Dem), defeated;A.Howard Freund (American), defeated;CharlesW. Wiley (Concerned Voter's Voice), defeated;JuliusLevin (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1976 Jun 8:MartinE. Wendelken (Rep), defeated in primary. 1976 Nov 2:HarrisonA. Williams (Dem), elected;DavidF. Norcross (Rep), defeated;HannibalCundari (Libertarian), defeated;BernardoS. Doganiero (Socialist Labor), defeated;LeifJohnson (Labor), defeated. 1978:CliffordP. Case (Rep), defeated in primary. 1978 Jun 7:AlexanderJ. Menza (Dem), defeated in primary. 1978 Nov 7:BillBradley (Dem), elected;JeffBell (Rep), defeated;HerbertH. Shaw (Politicians Are Crooks), defeated;WilliamGahres (Down With Lawyers), defeated;JackMoyers (Libertarian), defeated;RobertBowen (Labor), defeated;J.M. Carter (God We Trust), defeated;JasperC. Gould (Ind), defeated;WilliamR. Thorn (Stick With Thorn), defeated;PaulFerguson (Socialist Labor), defeated;AliceConner (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1982:BarbaraB. Sigmund (Dem), defeated in primary;JosephA. LeFante (Dem), defeated in primary. 1982:JeffBell (Rep), defeated in primary. 1982 Mar 11:HarrisonA. Williams, resigned. 1982 Apr 12:NicholasF. Brady, appointed. 1982 Nov 2:FrankR. Lautenberg (Dem), elected;MillicentFenwick (Rep), defeated;HenryKoch (Libertarian), defeated;JuliusLevin (Socialist Labor), defeated;MartinE. Wendelken (Ind), defeated;ClairMoriarty (Socialist Workers), defeated;RobertT. Bastien (Grass Roots), defeated;RoseZ. Monyek (Repeal TE807), defeated. 1982 Dec 20:NicholasF. Brady, resigned. 1984:RobertJ. Morris, defeated for nomination. 1984 Jun 7:ElliotGreenspan (Dem), defeated in primary. 1984 Nov 6:BillBradley (Dem), elected;MaryV. Mochary (Rep), defeated;JamesT. Hagen (Conservative), defeated;HaroldF. Leinendecker (Libertarian), defeated;JuliusLevin (Socialist Labor), defeated;PriscillaSchenk (Socialist Workers), defeated;JasperC. Gould (Contempt of Court), defeated. 1988 Nov 8:FrankR. Lautenberg (Dem), elected;PeterDawkins (Rep), defeated;JosephF. Job (Ind), defeated;JerryZeldin (Libertarian), defeated;ThomasA. Fiske (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1986 Jun 3:ElliotGreenspan (Dem), defeated in primary. 1990 Nov 6:BillBradley (Dem), elected;ChristineTodd Whitman (Rep), defeated;JohnL. Kucek (Populist), defeated;LouisM. Stefanelli (Libertarian), defeated;DonMackle (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1994 Nov 8:FrankR. Lautenberg (Dem), elected;GarabedHaytaian (Rep), defeated;MichaelP. Kelly (Keep America First), defeated;BenjaminGrindlinger (Libertarian), defeated;RichardJ. Pezzullo (N.J. Conservative), defeated;AndreaLippi (Jobs, Property Rights), defeated;GeorgeP. Predham (Damn Drug Dealers), defeated;JoanneS. Kuniansky (Socialist Workers), defeated;ArleneGold (Natural Law), defeated. 1996:DickLaRossa (Rep), defeated in primary. 1996 Nov 5:RobertG. Torricelli (Dem), elected;DickZimmer (Rep), defeated;RichardJ. Pezzullo (N.J. Conservative), defeated;MaryJo Christian (Ind), defeated;PaulA. Woomer (Ind), defeated;OlgaL. Rodriguez (Ind), defeated;MarkWise (Ind), defeated;WilburtKornegay (Ind), defeated;StevenJ. Baeli (Ind), defeated. 1990 Jun 5:ElliotGreenspan (Dem), defeated in primary. 2000 Jun 6:JonCorzine (Dem), nominated;JamesJ. Florio (Dem), defeated in primary. 2000 Jun 6:BobFranks (Rep), nominated;WilliamL. Gormley (Rep), defeated in primary;JamesW. Treffinger (Rep), defeated in primary;MurraySabrin (Rep), defeated in primary. 2000 Nov 7:JonCorzine (Dem), elected;BobFranks (Rep), defeated;BruceAfran (Ind), defeated;PatDiNizio (Ind), defeated;EmersonEllett (Ind), defeated;DennisA. Breen (Ind), defeated;J.M. Carter (Ind), defeated;LorraineL. LaNeve (Ind), defeated;GregoryPason (Ind), defeated;NancyRosenstock (Socialist Workers), defeated;GeorgeGostigian (Ind), defeated. 2002 Jun 4:RobertG. Torricelli (Dem), nominated unopposed. 2002 Jun 4:DouglasR. Forrester (Rep), nominated;DianeAllen (Rep), defeated in primary;JohnJ. Matheussen (Rep), defeated in primary. 2002 Nov 5:FrankR. Lautenberg (Dem), elected;DouglasR. Forrester (Rep), defeated;TedGlick (Green), defeated;ElizabethMacron (Libertarian), defeated;NormanE. Wahner (Conservative), defeated;GregoryPason (Socialist), defeated. 2006 Jun 6:BobMenendez (Dem), nominated;JamesD. Kelly, Jr. (Dem), defeated in primary. 2006 Jun 6:TomKean, Jr. (Rep), nominated;JohnP. Ginty (Rep), defeated in primary. 2006 Nov 7:BobMenendez (Dem), elected;TomKean, Jr. (Rep), defeated;LeonardT. Flynn (Libertarian), defeated;EdwardForchion (Legalize Marijuana), defeated;J.M. Carter (God We Trust), defeated;N.Leonard Smith (Solidarity, Defend Life), defeated;DarylM. Brooks (Poor People's Campaign), defeated;AngelaLariscy (Socialist Workers), defeated;GregoryPason (Socialist), defeated. 2008 Jun 3:FrankR. Lautenberg (Dem), nominated;RobertE. Andrews (Dem), defeated in primary;DonaldCresitello (Dem), defeated in primary. 2008 Jun 3:DickZimmer (Rep), nominated;JosephPennacchio (Rep), defeated in primary;MurraySabrin (Rep), defeated in primary. 2008 Nov 4:FrankR. Lautenberg (Dem), elected;DickZimmer (Rep), defeated;JasonScheurer (Libertarian), defeated;J.M. Carter (God We Trust), defeated;DarylM. Brooks (Poor People's Campaign), defeated;JeffBoss, defeated;SaraJ. Lobman (Socialist Workers), defeated. 2012 Jun 5:BobMenendez (Dem), nominated unopposed. 2012 Jun 5:JosephM. Kyrillos (Rep), nominated;DavidDouglas Brown (Rep), defeated in primary;JoeRudy Rullo (Rep), defeated in primary;BaderG. Qarmout (Rep), defeated in primary. 2012 Nov 6:BobMenendez (Dem), elected;JosephM. Kyrillos (Rep), defeated;KennethR. Kaplan (Libertarian), defeated;KenWolski (Green), defeated;GwenDiakos (Jersey Strong Independents), defeated;J.David Dranikoff (Totally Independent), defeated;AndySoni (America First), defeated;RobertTurkavage (Responsibility Fairness Integrity), defeated;GregoryPason (Socialist), defeated;EugeneMartin Lavergne, defeated;DarylM. Brooks (Reform Nation), defeated. 2013 Jun 3:FrankR. Lautenberg, died in office. 2013 Aug 13:CoryA. Booker (Dem), nominated;FrankPallone, Jr. (Dem), defeated in primary;RushD. Holt (Dem), defeated in primary;SheilaY. Oliver (Dem), defeated in primary. 2013 Aug 13:SteveLonegan (Rep), nominated;AlietaEck (Rep), defeated in primary. 2013 Oct 16:CoryA. Booker (Dem), elected;SteveLonegan (Rep), defeated;EdwardC. Stackhouse, Jr. (Ind), defeated;RobertDepasquale (Ind), defeated;StuartDavid Meissner (Alimony Reform Now), defeated;PabloOlivera (Unity Is Strength), defeated;AntonioN. Sabas (Freedom of Choice), defeated;EugeneMartin Lavergne (D-R Party), defeated. 2014 Jun 3:CoryA. Booker (Dem), nominated unopposed. 2014 Jun 3:JeffBell (Rep), nominated;RichardJ. Pezzullo (Rep), defeated in primary;BrianD. Goldberg (Rep), defeated in primary;MurraySabrin (Rep), defeated in primary. 2014 Nov 4:CoryA. Booker (Dem), elected;JeffBell (Rep), defeated;JosephBaratelli (Libertarian), defeated;HankSchroeder (Economic Growth), defeated;JeffBoss (NSA Did 9/11), defeated;EugeneMartin Lavergne (D-R Party), defeated;AntonioN. Sabas (Freedom of Choice), defeated. 2020 Jul 7:HirshV. Singh (Rep), defeated in primary. | |
The coverage of this site includes (1) the President, Vice President,members of Congress, elected state and territorial officeholders inall fifty states, the District of Columbia, and U.S. territories; andthe chief elected official, typically the mayor, of qualifyingmunicipalities; (2) candidates at election, including primaries, forany of the above; (3) all federal judges and all state appellatejudges; (4) certain federal officials, including the federal cabinet,diplomatic chiefs of mission, consuls, U.S. district attorneys,collectors of customs and internal revenue, members of majorfederal commissions; and political appointee (pre-1969) postmastersof qualifying communities; (5) state and national political partyofficials, including delegates, alternate delegates, and otherparticipants in national party nominating conventions;(6) Americans who served as "honorary" consuls for other nationsbefore 1950. Note: municipalities or communities "qualify",for Political Graveyard purposes, if theyhave at least half a million person-years of history, inclusive ofpredecessor, successor, and merged entities.