U.S. Senators from New York, 1789-2023(May beincomplete!)
Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)
1844 Nov 26:SilasWright, Jr., resigned. 1881 May 16:ThomasC. Platt, resigned;RoscoeConkling, resigned. 1914 Nov 3:JamesW. Wadsworth, Jr. (Rep), elected;JamesW. Gerard (Dem & Independence League), defeated;BainbridgeColby (Progressive), defeated;CharlesE. Russell (Socialist), defeated;FrancisE. Baldwin (Prohibition), defeated;ErwinA. Archer (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1916 Sep 19:WilliamF. McCombs (Dem), nominated;ThomasF. Conway (Dem), defeated in primary. 1916 Sep 19:WilliamM. Calder (Rep), nominated;RobertBacon (Rep), defeated in primary. 1916 Sep 19:BainbridgeColby (Progressive), nominated;WilliamM. Calder (Progressive), defeated in primary. 1916 Nov 7:WilliamM. Calder (Rep), elected;WilliamF. McCombs (Dem & American), defeated;JosephD. Cannon (Socialist), defeated;D.Leigh Colvin (Prohibition), defeated;BainbridgeColby (Progressive & Independence League), defeated;AugustGillhaus (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1920 Sep 14:HarryC. Walker (Dem), nominated;GeorgeR. Lunn (Dem), defeated in primary. 1920 Sep 14:JamesW. Wadsworth, Jr. (Rep), nominated;EllaA. Boole (Rep), defeated in primary;GeorgeHenry Payne (Rep), defeated in primary. 1920 Nov 2:JamesW. Wadsworth, Jr. (Rep), elected;HarryC. Walker (Dem), defeated;JacobPanken (Socialist), defeated;EllaA. Boole (Prohibition), defeated;RoseSchneiderman (Farmer-Labor), defeated;HarryCarlson (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1922 Nov 7:RoyalS. Copeland (Dem), elected;WilliamM. Calder (Rep), defeated;AlgernonLee (Socialist), defeated;ColeridgeA. Hart (Prohibition), defeated;HenryKuhn (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1926 Nov 2:RobertF. Wagner (Dem), elected;JamesW. Wadsworth, Jr. (Rep), defeated;FranklinW. Cristman (Independent Republican), defeated;JessieW. Hughan (Socialist), defeated;WilliamF. Dunne (Workers), defeated;JosephBrandon (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1928 Nov 6:RoyalS. Copeland (Dem), elected;AlansonB. Houghton (Rep), defeated;McAlisterColeman (Socialist), defeated;RobertMinor (Workers), defeated;HenryKuhn (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1932 Nov 8:RobertF. Wagner (Dem), elected;GeorgeZ. Medalie (Rep), defeated;CharlesSolomon (Socialist), defeated;D.Leigh Colvin (Law Preservation), defeated;WilliamW. Weinstone (Communist), defeated;JeremiahD. Crowley (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1934 Nov 6:RoyalS. Copeland (Dem), elected;E.Harold Cluett (Rep), defeated;NormanThomas (Socialist), defeated;MaxBedacht (Communist), defeated;HenryBreckinridge (Constitutional), defeated;WilliamSheafe Chase (Law Preservation), defeated;OliveM. Johnson (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1938 Jun 17:RoyalS. Copeland, died in office. 1938 Nov 8:RobertF. Wagner (Dem & American Labor), elected;JohnLord O'Brian (Rep & Independent Progressive), defeated;HermanJ. Hahn (Socialist), defeated;O.Martin Olson (Industrial Government), defeated. 1938 Nov 8:JamesM. Mead (Dem & American Labor), elected;EdwardF. Corsi (Rep & Independent Progressive), defeated;HarryW. Laidler (Socialist), defeated. 1940 Nov 5:JamesM. Mead (Dem & American Labor), elected;BruceBarton (Rep), defeated;StephenW. Paine (Prohibition), defeated. 1944 Nov 7:RobertF. Wagner (Dem & American Labor), elected;ThomasJ. Curran (Rep), defeated;EricHass (Industrial Government), defeated. 1946 Nov 5:IrvingM. Ives (Rep), elected;HerbertH. Lehman (Dem & American Labor), defeated. 1949 Nov 8:HerbertH. Lehman (Dem & Liberal), elected;JohnFoster Dulles (Rep), defeated. 1950 Nov 7:HerbertH. Lehman (Dem & Liberal), elected;JoeR. Hanley (Rep), defeated;W.E. B. Du Bois (American Labor), defeated;JosephHansen (Socialist Workers), defeated;StephenEmery (Industrial Government), defeated. 1952 Nov 4:IrvingM. Ives (Rep), elected;JohnCashmore (Dem), defeated;GeorgeS. Counts (Liberal), defeated;CorlissLamont (American Labor), defeated;MichaelBartell (Socialist Workers), defeated;JosephG. Glass (Socialist), defeated;NathanL. Karp (Industrial Government), defeated. 1956 Nov 6:JacobK. Javits (Rep), elected;RobertF. Wagner, Jr. (Dem & Liberal), defeated;DouglasMacArthur, defeated. 1958 Nov 4:KennethB. Keating (Rep), elected;FrankS. Hogan (Dem & Liberal), defeated;CorlissLamont (Independent Socialist), defeated;StephenEmery (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1962 Nov 6:JacobK. Javits (Rep), elected;JamesB. Donovan (Dem & Liberal), defeated;KieranO'Doherty (Conservative), defeated;CarlFeingold (Socialist Workers), defeated;StephenEmery (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1964 Nov 3:RobertF. Kennedy (Dem & Liberal), elected;KennethB. Keating (Rep), defeated;HenryPaolucci (Conservative), defeated;JohnEmanuel (Socialist Labor), defeated;RichardGarza (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1968:MorrisAbram (Dem), defeated for nomination. 1968 Jun 6:RobertF. Kennedy, died in office. 1968 Jun 18:PaulO'Dwyer (Dem), nominated;EugeneH. Nickerson (Dem), defeated in primary;JosephY. Resnick (Dem), defeated in primary. 1968 Nov 5:JacobK. Javits (Rep & Liberal), elected;PaulO'Dwyer (Dem), defeated;JamesL. Buckley (Conservative), defeated;HermanFerguson (Peace and Freedom), defeated;JohnEmanuel (Socialist Labor), defeated;HeddaGarza (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1970 Jun 23:RichardOttinger (Dem), nominated;PaulO'Dwyer (Dem), defeated in primary;TheodoreC. Sorensen (Dem), defeated in primary;MaxMcCarthy (Dem), defeated in primary. 1970 Nov 3:JamesL. Buckley (Conservative & Independent Alliance), elected;RichardOttinger (Dem), defeated;CharlesE. Goodell (Rep & Liberal), defeated;ArnoldJohnson (Communist), defeated;KippM. Dawson (Socialist Workers), defeated;JohnEmanuel (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1972:LaurenceRadway (Dem), defeated in primary. 1974:LeeAlexander, defeated for nomination. 1974:AbrahamJ. Hirschfeld (Dem), defeated in primary. 1974 Nov 5:JacobK. Javits (Rep & Liberal), elected;RamseyClark (Dem), defeated;BarbaraA. Keating (Conservative), defeated;RebeccaFinch (Socialist Workers), defeated;WilliamF. Dowling, Jr. (Courage), defeated;RobertE. Massi (Socialist Labor), defeated;MildredEdelman (Communist), defeated;ElijahC. Boyd (U.S. Labor), defeated. 1976:BellaS. Abzug (Dem), defeated in primary;AbrahamJ. Hirschfeld (Dem), defeated in primary;RamseyClark (Dem), defeated in primary. 1976:PeterA. Peyser (Rep), defeated in primary. 1976 Sep 14:PaulO'Dwyer (Dem), defeated in primary. 1976 Nov 2:DanielPatrick Moynihan (Dem & Liberal), elected;JamesL. Buckley (Rep & Conservative), defeated;HerbertAptheker (Communist), defeated;MarciaGallo (Socialist Workers), defeated;MartinE. Nixon (Libertarian), defeated;ElijahC. Boyd (U.S. Labor), defeated. 1980 Sep 9:ElizabethHoltzman (Dem), nominated;BessMyerson (Dem), defeated in primary;JohnV. Lindsay (Dem), defeated in primary;JohnJ. Santucci (Dem), defeated in primary. 1980 Sep 9:AlfonseM. D'Amato (Rep), nominated;JacobK. Javits (Rep), defeated in primary. 1980 Nov 4:AlfonseM. D'Amato (Rep & Conservative & Right To Life), elected;ElizabethHoltzman (Dem), defeated;JacobK. Javits (Liberal), defeated;RichardSavadel (Libertarian), defeated;WilliamR. Scott (Communist), defeated;ThomasSoto (Workers World), defeated;VictorNeito (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1982:WhitneyNorth Seymour, Jr. (Rep), defeated in primary. 1982 Sep 23:MelvinKlenetsky (Dem), defeated in primary. 1982 Nov 2:DanielPatrick Moynihan (Dem & Liberal), elected;FlorenceSullivan (Rep & Conservative & Right To Life), defeated;JamesJ. McKeown (Libertarian), defeated;StevenWattenmaker (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1986 Sep 9:MarkGreen (Dem), nominated. 1986 Nov 4:AlfonseM. D'Amato (Rep & Conservative & Right To Life), elected;MarkGreen (Dem), defeated;JohnDyson (Liberal), defeated;FrederickD. Newman (New Alliance), defeated;MichaelShur (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1988:AlSharpton (Dem), defeated in primary. 1988 Nov 8:DanielPatrick Moynihan (Dem & Liberal), elected;RobertR. McMillan (Rep & Conservative), defeated;AdelleR. Nathanson (Right To Life), defeated;CharleneMitchell (Ind), defeated;LydiaBayoneta (Ind), defeated;WilliamP. McMillen (Libertarian), defeated;JamesHarris (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1992:ElizabethHoltzman (Dem), defeated in primary. 1992 Sep 15:GeraldineFerraro (Dem), defeated in primary;AlSharpton (Dem), defeated in primary. 1992 Nov 3:AlfonseM. D'Amato (Rep & Conservative & Right To Life), elected;RobertAbrams (Dem & Liberal), defeated;NormaSegal (Libertarian), defeated;MohammedT. Mehdi (New Alliance), defeated;StanleyNelson (Natural Law), defeated;EdWarren (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1994 Sep 13:AlSharpton (Dem), defeated in primary. 1994 Sep 13:HenryF. Hewes (Conservative), defeated in primary. 1994 Nov 8:DanielPatrick Moynihan (Dem & Liberal), elected;BernadetteCastro (Rep & Conservative & Tax Cut Now), defeated;HenryF. Hewes (Right To Life), defeated;IsmaelBetancourt, Jr. (Independent Fusion), defeated;NormaSegal (Libertarian), defeated;NaomiL. Craine (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1998 Sep 15:GeraldineFerraro (Dem), defeated in primary;MarkGreen (Dem), defeated in primary;EricRuano-Melendez (Dem), defeated in primary. 1998 Nov 3:CharlesE. Schumer (Dem & Independence), elected;AlfonseM. D'Amato (Rep & Conservative & Right To Life), defeated;CorinneE. Kurtz (Marijuana Reform), defeated;JoelKovel (Green), defeated;WilliamP. McMillen (Libertarian), defeated;RoseAna Berbeo (Socialist Workers), defeated. 2000 Nov 7:HillaryClinton (Dem & Working Families), elected;RickLazio (Rep & Conservative), defeated;JeffreyE. Graham (Independence), defeated;MarkJ. Dunau (Green), defeated;JohnO. Adefope (Right To Life), defeated;JohnClifton (Libertarian), defeated;LouisP. Wein (Constitution), defeated;JacobJ. Perasso (Socialist Workers), defeated. 2004 Nov 2:CharlesE. Schumer (Dem & Independence), elected;HowardW. Mills (Rep), defeated;MarilynF. O'Grady (Conservative), defeated;DavidMcReynolds (Green), defeated;DonaldSilberger (Libertarian), defeated;AbrahamJ. Hirschfeld (Builders), defeated;MartinKoppel (Socialist Workers), defeated. 2006 Sep 12:JohnD. Spencer (Rep), nominated. 2006 Nov 7:HillaryClinton (Dem & Working Families & Independence), elected;JohnD. Spencer (Rep & Conservative), defeated;HowieHawkins (Green), defeated;JeffreyT. Russell (Libertarian), defeated;BillVan Auken (Socialist Equality), defeated;RógerCalero (Socialist Workers), defeated. 2009 Jan 23:KirstenE. Gillibrand, appointed. 2010 Nov 2:KirstenE. Gillibrand (Dem), elected;RandyCredico (Libertarian), defeated. 2012:BobTurner (Rep), defeated in primary. 2018 Nov 6:AaronCommey (Libertarian), defeated. 2012 Nov 6:EricL. Adams (Dem), elected. | |
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